Homie the Clown/References - Revision history

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 *When trying to get out of trouble with the [[Springfield Mafia]], Homer claims to be [[Joe Valachi]]. [[Louie]] then asks if he's the same Joe Valachi who squealed to the Senate committee about organized crime in what became known as the {{W|Valachi hearings}}.
 *Homer also tries to claim that he is [[Benedict Arnold]], and Legs asks if he's the "same Benedict Arnold who plotted to surrender {{W|West Point, New York|West Point}} to the hated British?"
-*When Homer and [[Krusty]] are entertaining the Mafia by riding the tricycle, Homer hits his head on several hanging wine glasses. As his head hits each glass, the ringing sounds like "{{W|Love Theme from The Godfather|Love Theme}}" from ''[[The Godfather]]'', to the delight of the assembled Mafia members.
+*When Homer and Krusty are entertaining the Mafia by riding the tricycle, Homer hits his head on several hanging wine glasses. As his head hits each glass, the ringing sounds like "{{W|Love Theme from The Godfather|Love Theme}}" from ''[[The Godfather]]'', to the delight of the assembled Mafia members.
 == Trivia ==
-*In a previous episode, "[[Homer Goes to College]]", when [[Bart]] learned that [[Mr. Burns]] wanted Homer to go to college, he asked, "Barber or Clown?"
+*In a previous episode, "[[Homer Goes to College]]", when Bart learned that [[Mr. Burns]] wanted Homer to go to college, he asked, "Barber or Clown?"
-*This episode contained [[Matt Groening]]'s idea that [[Krusty]] was secretly [[Homer]], due to their appearances.
+*This episode contained [[Matt Groening]]'s idea that Krusty was secretly Homer, due to their appearances.
 *Some of the things Krusty burns to light his cigarettes are: a $100 bill, an ''Action Comics #1'', and a pearl necklace.

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 *[[Krusty]] tells one of his aides to bet $5,000 on the [[Los Angeles Lakers]] and another aide to hire [[Kenny G]] to play for him in the elevator.
 *Krusty asks his accountant, {{ap|Bill|Homie the Clown}}, if he sent a thousand roses to [[Bea Arthur]]'s grave. His accountant then tries to tell Krusty that she's still alive.
-*{{Ch|George Carlin}} calls Krusty to inform him that he's starting a lawsuit against Krusty for stealing "Seven Words You Can't Say on TV" from him. Krusty decides to settle for $10,000. He then gets a call from {{Ch|Steve Martin}} and decides to send him $10,000 rather than answer it.
+*{{Ch|George Carlin}} calls Krusty to inform him that he's starting a lawsuit against Krusty for stealing "{{W|Seven dirty words|Seven Words You Can't Say on TV}}" from him. Krusty decides to settle for $10,000. He then gets a call from {{Ch|Steve Martin}} and decides to send him $10,000 rather than answer it.
 *Krusty burns a copy of {{Cmc|Action Comics|1}}, which featured the first appearance of [[Superman]].
 *Krusty had his own version of [[Monopoly]] made, [[Krusty's Monopoly]]. The patent was denied for it.

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 *[[Krusty's Clown College]] was formerly {{Ch|Willie Nelson}}'s house.
 *The way in which Krusty pronounces [[Cucamonga]] is a reference to ''{{W|The Jack Benny Show}}''.
 *{{Ch|Dick Cavett}} is one of the hosts for the {{W|CableACE Award|Regional ACE Awards}}. He says that he knows [[Woody Allen]].
 *Homer, as Krusty, announces that old ''{{W|Starsky and Hutch}}'' reruns won the award for "most promising new series on cable." A voice-over then announces that the "son of the guy who played [[Huggy Bear]]", referring to [[Antonio Fargas]], would accept the award.

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 == Trivia ==
 *In a previous episode, "[[Homer Goes to College]]", when [[Bart]] learned that [[Mr. Burns]] wanted Homer to go to college, he asked, "Barber or Clown?"
 *This episode contained [[Matt Groening]]'s idea that [[Krusty]] was secretly [[Homer]], due to their appearances.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*''{{W|Starsky and Hutch}}'' - At the Cable ACE awards, a voice-over announces that the son of the actor who played Huggy Bear will accept an award. [[Antonio Fargas]] played [[Huggy Bear]] and his son is Justin Fargas, starting running back for the Oakland Raiders.
+*[[Krusty]] tells one of his aides to bet $5,000 on the [[Los Angeles Lakers]] and another aide to hire [[Kenny G]] to play for him in the elevator.
-*''{{W|Close Encounters of the Third Kind}}'' - [[Homer]] obsessively sculpts a circus tent out of mashed potatoes at the dinner table. Roy Neary does the same thing with the {{W|Devils Tower National Monument|Devils Tower}}, sculpting it in various media throughout the film, starting with mashed potatoes at the dinner table.
+*Krusty asks his accountant, {{ap|Bill|Homie the Clown}}, if he sent a thousand roses to [[Bea Arthur]]'s grave. His accountant then tries to tell Krusty that she's still alive.
-*When Homer and [[Krusty]] are entertaining the [[Springfield Mafia]] by riding the tricycle, Homer hits his head on several hanging wine glasses. As his head hits each glass, the ringing sounds like the theme to ''[[The Godfather]]'', to the delight of the assembled Mafia members.
+*{{Ch|George Carlin}} calls Krusty to inform him that he's starting a lawsuit against Krusty for stealing "Seven Words You Can't Say on TV" from him. Krusty decides to settle for $10,000. He then gets a call from {{Ch|Steve Martin}} and decides to send him $10,000 rather than answer it.
 *The way in which Krusty pronounces [[Cucamonga]] is a reference to ''{{W|The Jack Benny Show}}''.
 *Fat Tony says, "We need more ammo. Let's go to Big 5." {{W|Big 5 Sporting Goods}} is a real store and does sell ammunition.
 == Trivia ==
 *[[Krusty]] has his accountant send three thousand roses to [[Bea Arthur]]'s grave, even though she was still alive at the time (as his accountant tried to point out). However, Ms. Arthur did eventually pass away in April 2009.
 *In a previous episode, "[[Homer Goes to College]]", when [[Bart]] learned that [[Mr. Burns]] wanted Homer to go to college, he asked, "Barber or Clown?"
 *This episode contained [[Matt Groening]]'s idea that [[Krusty]] was secretly [[Homer]], due to their appearances.
-*Some of the things Krusty burns to light his cigarettes are: a $100 bill, An Action Comics #1 which features the 1st appearance of Superman and a pearl necklace.
+*Some of the things Krusty burns to light his cigarettes are: a $100 bill, an ''Action Comics #1'', and a pearl necklace.
 == Goofs ==
 *When Krusty and Homer spin in the loop, [[Don Vittorio]]'s hair is the same color as Fat Tony's.
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