I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: {{ap|RoboCop|franchise}} → RoboCop

2025-01-22T14:45:31Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{ap|RoboCop|franchise}} → RoboCop

LetsPlayNintendoITA at 19:09, April 16, 2021

2021-04-16T19:09:24Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: Ralph-O-Cop → Ralph-0-Cop

2021-04-06T23:26:58Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Ralph-O-Cop → Ralph-0-Cop

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Cultural references */

2021-03-26T17:00:18Z

‎Cultural references

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|I, Robot (film)|2004 sci-fi movie}} → {{W2|I, Robot|film}}

2021-02-18T21:47:38Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|I, Robot (film)|2004 sci-fi movie}} → {{W2|I, Robot|film}}

CJG00: /* Goofs */

2021-02-07T20:07:29Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Muhammad Ali}} → Muhammad Ali, {{W|Isaac Asimov}} → Isaac Asimov, {{W|Bobby Goldsboro}} → Bobby Goldsboro

2021-01-27T19:45:40Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Muhammad Ali}} → Muhammad Ali, {{W|Isaac Asimov}} → Isaac Asimov, {{W|Bobby Goldsboro}} → Bobby Goldsboro

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Domino's Pizza}} → Domino's Pizza

2021-01-23T22:01:18Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Domino's Pizza}} → Domino's Pizza

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Magic Carpet Ride (Steppenwolf song)|Magic Carpet Ride}} → {{W2|Magic Carpet Ride|Steppenwolf song}} (4), RoboCop → {{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}

2020-12-11T15:32:57Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Magic Carpet Ride (Steppenwolf song)|Magic Carpet Ride}} → {{W2|Magic Carpet Ride|Steppenwolf song}} (4), RoboCop → {{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}

23.28.197.157 at 13:49, December 1, 2020

2020-12-01T13:49:48Z

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 **The show is also a parody of robot combat shows such as ''{{W2|Robot Wars|TV series}}'' and ''{{W|BattleBots}}.''
 **[[Chop Screwy]] is a reference to {{W|Chop suey}}.
-**The robot names "[[Ralph-O-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
+**The robot names "[[Ralph-O-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''[[RoboCop]]'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
 **Killhammad Aieee bears a strong resemblance to the {{W|ED-209}} droid in ''RoboCop''.
 **When [[Chief Knocka-Homer]] dispatches [[Buzzkill]] with his own circular saw, the announcers say that he's "killing him softly with his saw," referencing the 1970s pop tune "{{W|Killing Me Softly with His Song}}".

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 **The show is also a parody of robot combat shows such as ''{{W2|Robot Wars|TV series}}'' and ''{{W|BattleBots}}.''
 **[[Chop Screwy]] is a reference to {{W|Chop suey}}.
-**The robot names "[[Ralph-0-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
+**The robot names "[[Ralph-O-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
 **Killhammad Aieee bears a strong resemblance to the {{W|ED-209}} droid in ''RoboCop''.
 **When [[Chief Knocka-Homer]] dispatches [[Buzzkill]] with his own circular saw, the announcers say that he's "killing him softly with his saw," referencing the 1970s pop tune "{{W|Killing Me Softly with His Song}}".

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 **The show is also a parody of robot combat shows such as ''{{W2|Robot Wars|TV series}}'' and ''{{W|BattleBots}}.''
 **[[Chop Screwy]] is a reference to {{W|Chop suey}}.
-**The robot names "[[Ralph-O-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
+**The robot names "[[Ralph-0-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
 **Killhammad Aieee bears a strong resemblance to the {{W|ED-209}} droid in ''RoboCop''.
 **When [[Chief Knocka-Homer]] dispatches [[Buzzkill]] with his own circular saw, the announcers say that he's "killing him softly with his saw," referencing the 1970s pop tune "{{W|Killing Me Softly with His Song}}".

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 **The robot names "[[Ralph-O-Cop]]" and "[[Killhammad Aieee]]" are references to ''{{ap|RoboCop|franchise}}'' and [[Muhammad Ali]], respectively.
 **Killhammad Aieee bears a strong resemblance to the {{W|ED-209}} droid in ''RoboCop''.
-**When [[Chief Knock-A-Homer]] dispatches [[Buzzkill]] with his own circular saw, the announcers say that he's "killing him softly with his saw," referencing the 1970s pop tune "{{W|Killing Me Softly with His Song}}".
+**When [[Chief Knocka-Homer]] dispatches [[Buzzkill]] with his own circular saw, the announcers say that he's "killing him softly with his saw," referencing the 1970s pop tune "{{W|Killing Me Softly with His Song}}".
 *[[Coltrane]] is named after jazz musician [[John Coltrane]].
 *"{{W|Watching Scotty Grow}}" by [[Bobby Goldsboro]] plays during the Robot Rumble montage.
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 **Two of Killhammad Aieee's opponents are Circuit Ray Leonard and Joe Wall Switch, a reference to boxers {{W|Sugar Ray Leonard}} and {{W|Jersey Joe Walcott}}.
 **Another opponent is Grim Beeper, a reference to the Grim Reaper.
-*The song that plays in Chief Knock-A-Homer's fight against Killhammad Aieee is "...In a Bag" by {{W|Static-X}}.
+*The song that plays in Chief Knocka-Homer's fight against Killhammad Aieee is "...In a Bag" by {{W|Static-X}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a pun on ''I, Robot'', which is the title of a {{W|I, Robot|collection of short stories}} by [[Isaac Asimov]], as well as a {{W|I, Robot (film)|2004 sci-fi movie}} loosely based on the stories in the book. Reference is also made to the Three Laws of Robotics (see Trivia below).
+*The episode title is a pun on ''I, Robot'', which is the title of a {{W|I, Robot|collection of short stories}} by [[Isaac Asimov]], as well as a {{W2|I, Robot|film|2004 sci-fi movie}} loosely based on the stories in the book. Reference is also made to the Three Laws of Robotics (see Trivia below).
 *The song that plays when Bart and Milhouse ride the "Psycho Cycle" is "{{W2|Magic Carpet Ride|Steppenwolf song}}" by {{W2|Steppenwolf|band}}.
 *[[Chief Wiggum]] puts a "Dominoe's Pizza" sticker on the police car, a reference to [[Domino's Pizza]].

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 == Goofs ==
 *During Snowball II's funeral, it's implied that Snowball I was buried in the garden like with Snowball II, Snowball III, and Coltrane, as opposed to being buried in the Pet Cemetery. Later episodes imply that all of the Simpsons' dead cats, including the original Snowball II, were buried at the pet cemetery.
 == Continuity ==

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 *The episode title is a pun on ''I, Robot'', which is the title of a {{W|I, Robot|collection of short stories}} by {{W|Isaac Asimov}}, as well as a {{W|I, Robot (film)|2004 sci-fi movie}} loosely based on the stories in the book. Reference is also made to the Three Laws of Robotics (see Trivia below).
 *The song that plays when Bart and Milhouse ride the "Psycho Cycle" is "{{W2|Magic Carpet Ride|Steppenwolf song}}" by {{W2|Steppenwolf|band}}.
-*[[Chief Wiggum]] puts a "Dominoe's Pizza" sticker on the police car, a reference to {{W|Domino's Pizza}}.
+*[[Chief Wiggum]] puts a "Dominoe's Pizza" sticker on the police car, a reference to [[Domino's Pizza]].
 *When [[Dr. Hibbert]] hits Bart's bike, he says "What the [[Halle Berry]]?"
 *References in ''[[Robot Rumble]]'':

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 #A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
 #A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
 == Continuity ==