I Married Marge/References - Revision history

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 **Homer compares Marge's beauty to that of [[Princess Leia]] and her smartness to that of [[Yoda|Master Yoda]].
 *When Marge asks Homer if he thinks about their future, he makes a reference to ''[[Planet of the Apes]]''.
 *Marge and Homer sing along to "{{W2|You Light Up My Life|song}}" by {{W|Kvitka Cisyk}} playing on the radio.
 *Young Homer and [[Barney]] are watching ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' on TV.

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 *At the end of the episode, when Homer tells the kids what a blessing they are, Maggie's bow is missing in one shot.
 *In this episode Bart was a two-year-old when the [[Simpson family]] moved into [[742 Evergreen Terrace]], but he lived at the same house as a baby in the babysitter's traumatic flashback in "[[The War of the Simpsons]]".
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 *At the end of the episode, when Homer tells the kids what a blessing they are, Maggie's bow is missing in one shot.
 *In this episode Bart was a two-year-old when the [[Simpson family]] moved into [[742 Evergreen Terrace]], but he lived at the same house as a baby in the babysitter's traumatic flashback in "[[The War of the Simpsons]]".
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 *[[Smithers]], [[Lou Collier]] and another applicant belonged to the {{W|Alpha Tau}} fraternity, with one of them from the Alabama chapter of the fraternity.
 *While Homer is trying to get a job, the song "{{W2|9 to 5|Dolly Parton song}}" by [[Dolly Parton]] is playing.
-[[File:I Shot JR shirt.png|250px|thumb|Homer is wearing a T-shirt saying "I shot J.R.", a reference to the murder attempt against arch-villain {{W|J.R. Ewing}} from ''{{Ap|Dallas|TV series}}'']]
+[[File:I Shot JR shirt.png|250px|thumb|Homer is wearing a T-shirt saying "I shot J.R.", a reference to the murder attempt against arch-villain {{W|J.R. Ewing}} from ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}'']]
-*Homer is wearing a T-shirt saying "I shot J.R.". This is a reference to the fictional mystery surrounding a murder attempt against arch-villain {{W|J.R. Ewing}} ({{W|Larry Hagman}}) from the 1978 TV series ''{{Ap|Dallas|TV series}}'' and that got its own advertising catchphrase, "{{W|Who shot J.R.?}}".
+*Homer is wearing a T-shirt saying "I shot J.R.". This is a reference to the fictional mystery surrounding a murder attempt against arch-villain {{W|J.R. Ewing}} ({{W|Larry Hagman}}) from the 1978 TV series ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}'' and that got its own advertising catchphrase, "{{W|Who shot J.R.?}}".
 *[[Mr. Burns]] is playing ''{{W|Ms. Pac-Man}}'', the 1982 sequel to ''{{W|Pac-Man}}''.

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 *Mr. Burns is seen playing on a Ms. Pac Man arcade cabinet in his office.
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+=== Homer's resume additions ===
 *This episode marked several additions to Homer's resume.
 **Springfield Miniature Golf Course: Groundskeeper (Quit due to insufficient salary)

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 == Trivia ==
 *On the day of this episode's premiere, the Soviet Union officially dissolved.
-*The [[Milford A. Alexander|Justice of the Peace]] is the first character outside of [[Homer]] to call [[Marge]] by her full name Marjorie during the flashback to Homer and Marge exchanging their wedding vows.
+*The [[Milford A. Alexander|Justice of the Peace]] is the first character outside of [[Homer]] to call [[Marge]] by her full first name Marjorie during the flashback to Homer and Marge exchanging their wedding vows.
 *Marge's hair is not as tall in this episode as it normally is shown. Presumably, her hair is shorter so there is less to wear in her famous updo.
 *Jacqueline appears to be a smoker in this episode, she has not smoked in any other episode, and has presumably quit.