How Lisa Got Her Marge Back/References - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 01:15, January 5, 2026

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Simpsons88 at 18:33, January 4, 2026

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LetsPlayNintendoITA at 03:49, December 5, 2024

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Walter Matthau}} → Walter Matthau, {{W|Chrysler Building}} → Chrysler Building

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Walter Matthau}} → Walter Matthau, {{W|Chrysler Building}} → Chrysler Building

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Walter Matthau

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‎Cultural references: Walter Matthau

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Man on Wire: more specific ref

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‎Cultural references: Man on Wire: more specific ref

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Philippe Petit

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‎Cultural references: Philippe Petit

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replaced: {{w| → {{W| (54), {{w2| → {{W2| (9), {{ch| → {{Ch| (14)

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Goofs */

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 *The [[Money Grabber]] prank toy was made by forced laborers in {{W|Guangdong}}, [[China]].
 *Characters from [[Archie Comics]] appear.
-**When Jugghead said he wishes Archie was still alive, following him, Moose, Reggie, Betty and Veronica entering the car with a photo of Archie on the side door, is a reference to the "{{W|Life with Archie}}" Issue #36 where Archie dies.
+**When Jughead said he wishes Archie was still alive, following him, Moose, Reggie, Betty, and Veronica entering the car with a photo of Archie on the side door, is a reference to the "{{W|Life with Archie}}" Issue #36 where Archie dies.
-***Coincidentally, this episodes guest star, [[Andrew Rannells]], once voiced Archie Comics' titular character himself, in the TV series {{W|Archie's Weird Mysteries}}.
+***Coincidentally, this episode's guest star, [[Andrew Rannells]], once voiced Archie Comics' titular character himself, in the TV series {{W|Archie's Weird Mysteries}}.
-*An American Football match with {{W|Jacksonville Jaguars}} facing {{W|Tampa Bay Buccaneers}} was due to be held at [[Wembley Stadium]].
+*An American football match with {{W|Jacksonville Jaguars}} facing {{W|Tampa Bay Buccaneers}} was due to be held at [[Wembley Stadium]].
-*[[Heathrow International Airport]], the most important airport in [[London]], is seen during the American Football commercial.
+*[[Heathrow International Airport]], the most important airport in [[London]], is seen during the American football commercial.
 [[File:American Football commercial.png|300px|thumb|In what was a reference to ''{{W2|Mary Poppins|film}}''' "{{W|Chim Chim Cher-ee}}" scene, the chimney sweeper is attacked by {{W|Fox NFL Sunday|Fox NFL}} mascot {{W|Fox NFL Sunday#Cleatus the Robot|Cleatus the Robot}} when he was dancing with [[Shary Bobbins]]]]
 *[[Shary Bobbins]], a parody of [[Mary Poppins]], sings the commercial song, which is based on "{{W2|Downtown|Petula Clark song}}" by {{W|Petula Clark}}.
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 *[[Ralph]] confuses some cables with {{W2|Liquorice|confectionery|licorice}} and gets electrocuted.
 *[[Lisa]] played {{W|My Funny Valentine}} with her saxophone.
-*When [[Marge]] tries to reconcile with her daughter, she permits Lisa to bring jazz CDs by [[Kenny G]], {{W|Chuck Mangione}}
+*When [[Marge]] tries to reconcile with her daughter, she permits Lisa to bring jazz CDs by [[Kenny G]] and {{W|Chuck Mangione}}.
 *The [[Capital City]]'s "[[Broadway]]-caliber" shows include:
 **''[[Stinky Boots]]'', a parody of ''{{W2|Kinky Boots|musical}}''.
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 **''[[Riddler on the Roof]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Fiddler on the Roof}}'' and features [[The Riddler]] from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
 **''[[Jesus Christ Supercar]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Jesus Christ Superstar}}''.
-*Other Capital City parody shows include: ''Rats'' (parody of ''[[Cats]]''), ''Guys and Guys'' (''{{W|Guys and Dolls}}'') and ''Monty Python's Spamilton'' (''{{W|Monty Python's Spamalot}}''), ''Spamilton'' is also a reference to the ''{{W2|Hamilton|musical}}'' musical.
+*Other Capital City parody shows include: ''Rats'' (parody of ''[[Cats]]''), ''Guys and Guys'' (''{{W|Guys and Dolls}}''), and ''Monty Python's Spamilton'' (''{{W|Monty Python's Spamalot}}''). ''Spamilton'' is also a reference to the ''{{W2|Hamilton|musical}}'' musical.
 [[File:Marge watching the Paul Blart Mall Cop Musical.png|300px|thumb|[[Marge]] watches [[American Idol]] {{W|Ace Young}} portraying Paul Blart on ''[[Paul Blart Mall Cop: The Musical]]''. The stores seen at the mall are also parodies of real life ones]]
-*Musicals for ''{{W|Paul Blart: Mall Cop}}'', ''{{W|G.I. Jane}}'' and ''[[Men in Black]]'' are advertised on billboards:
+*Musicals for ''{{W|Paul Blart: Mall Cop}}'', ''{{W|G.I. Jane}}'', and ''[[Men in Black]]'' are advertised on billboards:
-**[[American Idol]] singer {{W|Ace Young}} stars in ''[[Paul Blart Mall Cop: The Musical]]''. The stores at the mall are parodies of real-life ones: LL Bean Dip ({{W|L.L.Bean}}), F.A.T Schwartz ({{W|FAO Schwarz}}), Abercrombie & Fitch & Chips ({{W|Abercrombie & Fitch}}) and Filene's Kitchen ({{W|Filene's Basement}}).
+**[[American Idol]] singer {{W|Ace Young}} stars in ''[[Paul Blart Mall Cop: The Musical]]''. The stores at the mall are parodies of real-life ones: LL Bean Dip ({{W|L.L.Bean}}), F.A.T Schwartz ({{W|FAO Schwarz}}), Abercrombie & Fitch & Chips ({{W|Abercrombie & Fitch}}), and Filene's Kitchen ({{W|Filene's Basement}}).
 **American Idol runner-up {{W|Diana DeGarmo}} stars in ''[[G.I. Jane: The Musical]]''.
 **American Idol finalist {{W|Sanjaya Malakar|Sanjaya}} stars in ''[[Men in Black: The Musical]]''.
-*[[Rich Texan's Quinceañera Store]] sells dresses for the ''{{W|Quinceañera|fiesta de quince años}}'', a celebration of a girl's 15th birthday. This is widely celebrated in [[Mexico]] and many other Latin American Countries.
+*[[Rich Texan's Quinceañera Store]] sells dresses for the ''{{W|Quinceañera|fiesta de quince años}}'', a celebration of a girl's 15th birthday. This is widely celebrated in [[Mexico]] and many other Latin American countries.
 *Marge took Lisa to see ''[[Bad News Bears: The Musical]]'', based on the 1976 film ''{{W|The Bad News Bears}}''.
 **A giant [[Walter Matthau]] head is paraded across the stage, speaking in a Walter Matthau voice. Matthau had starred in the 1976 film.
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 *Rannells signs a catalog of the [[Danny Simon Theater]] without being asked to. The owner of the catalog is angry with Rannells, as he wanted it to be signed by American actor {{W|Nathan Lane}}.
 *The homeless man plays {{W|Gerry Mulligan}}'s ''Apple Core''.<ref name="AlJeanTwitter">Al Jean's Twitter (account closed)</ref>
-**Lisa, [[Martin]], [[Database]] and [[Milhouse]] play their own version at the end and during the credits.
+**Lisa, [[Martin]], [[Database]], and [[Milhouse]] play their own version at the end and during the credits.
 *The song that Lisa sings at the end is "[[Don't Rain on My Parade]]" by [[Barbra Streisand]]. Many references to [[New York City]] and [[Broadway]] can be seen during the song:
 **An {{W|Irish Americans in New York City|Irish American}} street violinist.
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 **The garbage truck scene is a reference to ''{{W2|Hairspray|musical}}''.
 *The Capital City Crime Tour passes by the 19th Street Liquor Store, the center of the 1967 riots. This is a reference to the {{W|1967 Detroit riot}}, in which some police officers raided an unlicensed drinking club at 12th Street in Detroit and that escalated into an uncontrollable riot.
 == Trivia ==
-*The England's taxi license plate is VABF 111, a reference to this episode's production code, VABF11.
+*The English taxi license plate is VABF 111, a reference to this episode's production code, VABF11.
 *When [[Lisa]] comments "Is there nothing so beautiful that they won't keep exploiting until its worthless?", an advertising for the [[Season 17]] DVD release flashes on the screen.
 *[[Gil]] yells D'oh shortly before he drops the fake [[Maggie]].
 *This episode is one of the many that explain how Lisa got her pearl necklace, showing that [[Marge]] gave it to Lisa during her first day at school. However, this is contradicted by many other episodes. For example, in "[[Barthood]]", there's a scene that takes place after Lisa's first month at school, and she's not wearing her pearls yet. During "[[Boy Meets Curl]]", Lisa mentions that her pearls were a gift by Marge when she could first read at twelfth grade level, and during "[[Lisa's First Word]]", baby Lisa is already wearing her pearl necklace.
-*Many pictures of celebrities are seen at the restaurant; including:
+*Many pictures of celebrities are seen at the restaurant, including:
-**{{W|David Duchovny}}
+**[[David Duchovny]]
-**{{W|Gillian Anderson}}
+**[[Gillian Anderson]]
 **[[Lassie]]
 **[[Tom Cruise]]
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 **{{W|Don Knotts}}
 **[[Marilyn Monroe]]
 == Goofs ==
-*[[Skinner]] is allergic to peanut and yet opens the [[Nutty Fun Time Peanut Brittle|Peanut Brittle]]. ("[[Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em]]")
+*[[Skinner]] is allergic to peanuts and yet opens the [[Nutty Fun Time Peanut Brittle|Peanut Brittle]]. ("[[Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em]]")
 *During the flashback, there's a picture of [[Lisa]], [[Bart]] and [[Maggie]] on the wall, but it's likely that Maggie wasn't even born when the flashback takes place.
-*Lisa's eyes split for few frames when Marge says she doesn't like jazz.
+*Lisa's eyes split for a few frames when Marge says she doesn't like jazz.
-*During Lisa's apology, Marge's pearl turn white.
+*During Lisa's apology, Marge's pearls turn white.
 *While Maggie is on a rope, she has 4 eyelashes per eye instead of 3.
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 *The homeless man plays {{W|Gerry Mulligan}}'s ''Apple Core''.<ref name="AlJeanTwitter">Al Jean's Twitter (account closed)</ref>
 **Lisa, [[Martin]], [[Database]] and [[Milhouse]] play their own version at the end and during the credits.
-*The song that Lisa sings at the end is ''{{W|Don't Rain on My Parade}}'' by [[Barbra Streisand]]. Many references to [[New York City]] and [[Broadway]] can be seen during the song:
+*The song that Lisa sings at the end is "[[Don't Rain on My Parade]]" by [[Barbra Streisand]]. Many references to [[New York City]] and [[Broadway]] can be seen during the song:
 **An {{W|Irish Americans in New York City|Irish American}} street violinist.
 **The three sailors, a reference to ''{{W2|On the Town|musical}}'' musical.

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 *A reference to ''{{W2|The Book of Mormon|musical}}'' is seen. Andrew Rannells participated in this musical on Broadway.
 *Rannells signs a catalog of the [[Danny Simon Theater]] without being asked to. The owner of the catalog is angry with Rannells, as he wanted it to be signed by American actor {{W|Nathan Lane}}.
-*The homeless man plays {{W|Gerry Mulligan}}'s ''Apple Core''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/719340823578447872?cn=cmVwbHk Al Jean's Twitter]</ref>
+*The homeless man plays {{W|Gerry Mulligan}}'s ''Apple Core''.<ref name="AlJeanTwitter">Al Jean's Twitter (account closed)</ref>
 **Lisa, [[Martin]], [[Database]] and [[Milhouse]] play their own version at the end and during the credits.
 *The song that Lisa sings at the end is ''{{W|Don't Rain on My Parade}}'' by [[Barbra Streisand]]. Many references to [[New York City]] and [[Broadway]] can be seen during the song:

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 *Lisa's eyes split for few frames when Marge says she doesn't like jazz.
 *During Lisa's apology, Marge's pearl turn white.
 == References ==

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 *[[Rich Texan's Quinceañera Store]] sells dresses for the ''{{W|Quinceañera|fiesta de quince años}}'', a celebration of a girl's 15th birthday. This is widely celebrated in [[Mexico]] and many other Latin American Countries.
 *Marge took Lisa to see ''[[Bad News Bears: The Musical]]'', based on the 1976 film ''{{W|The Bad News Bears}}''.
-**A giant {{W|Walter Matthau}} head is paraded across the stage, speaking in a Walter Matthau voice. Matthau had starred in the 1976 film.
+**A giant [[Walter Matthau]] head is paraded across the stage, speaking in a Walter Matthau voice. Matthau had starred in the 1976 film.
 *A prop for ''{{W|Avenue Q}}'', and neon signs for King Kong Live From Skull Island (a play on ''{{W|Kong: Skull Island}}''), and {{W|Ziegfeld Follies|''Ziegfeld Follies'' of 1936}} fell down after the musical [[Marge]] and [[Lisa]] attend.
 *A reference to ''{{W2|The Book of Mormon|musical}}'' is seen. Andrew Rannells participated in this musical on Broadway.
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 **The [[Capital City Goofball]] statue is a reference to the [[Statue of Liberty]].
 **The Capital City Marathon is a parody of the {{W|New York City Marathon}}.
-**Lisa walks a highwire between two buildings (one of them very similar to the {{W|Chrysler Building}}). This is a reference to {{W|Philippe Petit}}'s highwire walk between the twin towers of the [[World Trade Center]] as depicted in the real-time documentary film ''{{W|Man on Wire}}''.
+**Lisa walks a highwire between two buildings (one of them very similar to the [[Chrysler Building]]). This is a reference to {{W|Philippe Petit}}'s highwire walk between the twin towers of the [[World Trade Center]] as depicted in the real-time documentary film ''{{W|Man on Wire}}''.
 **The garbage truck scene is a reference to ''{{W2|Hairspray|musical}}''.
 *The Capital City Crime Tour passes by the 19th Street Liquor Store, the center of the 1967 riots. This is a reference to the {{W|1967 Detroit riot}}, in which some police officers raided an unlicensed drinking club at 12th Street in Detroit and that escalated into an uncontrollable riot.

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 **The [[Capital City Goofball]] statue is a reference to the [[Statue of Liberty]].
 **The Capital City Marathon is a parody of the {{W|New York City Marathon}}.
-**Lisa walks a highwire between two buildings (one of them very similar to the {{W|Chrysler Building}}). This is a reference to {{W|Philippe Petit}}'s biographical film ''{{W2|The Walk|2015 film}}'' in which the protagonist tries to walk a highwire between the {{W|Twin Towers}}.
+**Lisa walks a highwire between two buildings (one of them very similar to the {{W|Chrysler Building}}). This is a reference to {{W|Philippe Petit}}'s biographical film ''{{W2|The Walk|2015 film}}'' in which the protagonist actually walked a highwire between the {{W|Twin Towers}}.
 **The garbage truck scene is a reference to ''{{W2|Hairspray|musical}}''.
 *The Capital City Crime Tour passes by the 19th Street Liquor Store, epicenter of the 1967 riots. This is a reference to the {{W|1967 Detroit riot}}, in which some police officers raided an unlicensed drinking club at 12th Street in Detroit and that escalated into an uncontrollable riot.