It's a Blunderful Life/References - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 15:21, February 7, 2026

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Simpsons88 at 13:28, February 7, 2026

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Continuity */

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MediocreUsername: add continuity

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Goofs */

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Solar Dragon at 20:03, January 4, 2024

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Goofs */

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LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Cultural references */

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‎Cultural references

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Added significance of Quimby's recommendation of Hunger or Squid Games

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‎Cultural references: Added significance of Quimby's recommendation of Hunger or Squid Games

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to 1946 film ''[[It's a Wonderful Life]]''.
+*The episode title is a reference to the 1946 film ''[[It's a Wonderful Life]]''.
 *The [[Thanksgiving Turkey Hand Couch Gag|episode's couch gag]], created by [[Katrin von Niederhäusern]] and [[Janine Wiget]], is based on {{W|Thanksgiving}}. The episode itself is also set during this holiday.
 *''[[The Daily iPad]]'' is a pun on ''{{W|The Daily Telegraph}}'' and {{W|iPad}}, while ''[[iPad News & World Report]]'' is a pun on ''{{W|U.S. News & World Report}}''.
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 *According to Homer, his colleagues at [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] elected him {{W|House of Kamehameha|King Kamehameha}} for Hawaiian Day.
 *The Thanksgiving menu on the fridge includes [[M&M's]].
-*The Hawaiian Day sign at the nuclear power plant mentions {{W2|poi|food}}, the traditional staple food in native cuisine of [[Hawaii]].
+*The Hawaiian Day sign at the nuclear power plant mentions {{W2|poi|food}}, the traditional staple food in the native cuisine of [[Hawaii]].
 *[[Mr. Burns]] and the non-union workers perform "[[The Genius of Monty Burns]]", a parody of the song "Henry Ford" from ''{{W2|Ragtime|musical}}''.
-**The "BYOTP" sign at the bathroom door, meaning "bring your own toilet paper", is a pun on {{W|BYOT}}, "bring your own technology".
+**The "BYOTP" sign at the bathroom door, meaning "bring your own toilet paper", is a pun on {{W|BYOT}}, meaning "bring your own technology".
 *A group of non-union workers are from {{W|Juilliard School}}.
-*Mr. Burns goes to call {{Ch|Jeff Bezos}} and {{Ch|Elon Musk}} to reclaim his title of the world's most self-serving billionaire.
+*Mr. Burns goes to call {{Ch|Jeff Bezos}} and {{Ch|Elon Musk}} to reclaim his title as the world's most self-serving billionaire.
-*The non-union workers do a dance from ''{{W|The Firebird}}'' by {{W|Igor Stravinsky}} around the fire. The suite "Infernal Dance" from the ballet plays.
+*The non-union workers perform a dance from ''{{W|The Firebird}}'' by {{W|Igor Stravinsky}} around the fire. The suite "Infernal Dance" from the ballet plays.
 [[File:Zutroy praying to the Red N&N.png|300px|thumb|The god that [[Zutroy]] prays to is the Red [[N&N's|N&N]], a parody of the Red {{W|M&M's|M&M}} character.]]
 *[[Charlie]] prays to [[Jesus]], [[Carl]] prays to [[Buddha]], and the god that [[Zutroy]] prays to is the Red [[N&N's|N&N]], a parody of the Red {{W|M&M's|M&M}} character.
-*[[Mayor Quimby]] proposes the town does either a "Hunger or Squid game", references to ''{{W|The Hunger Games}}'' and ''{{W|Squid Game}}'', both of which feature death to the losers.
+*[[Mayor Quimby]] proposes the town does either a "Hunger or Squid game", references to ''{{W|The Hunger Games}}'' and ''{{W|Squid Game}}'', both of which feature death for the losers.
 *[[Lisa]] has an {{W|Amazon Kindle}}.
 *''[[Little Cabin on the Plain]]'' is a parody of the ''{{W|Little House on the Prairie}}'' series.
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 *[[Grampa]] plays the folk song "{{W|Turkey in the Straw}}" on the fiddle.
 == Trivia ==
-*The episode is called It's a Blunderful Night on [[Disney+]] and [[Hulu]].
+*The episode is called "It's a Blunderful Night" on [[Disney+]] and [[Hulu]].
 == Continuity ==
 *[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] are thrown out of Springfield again. ("[[At Long Last Leave]]")
-*An image of the Simpsons on the [[Springfield Shopper]] is the one found on script covers and [[The Tracey Ullman Show]], and had previously been seen in "[[E My Sports]]".
+*An image of the Simpsons on the [[Springfield Shopper]] is the one found on script covers and [[The Tracey Ullman Show]], and was previously seen in "[[E My Sports]]".
 {{Season 35|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Goofs]]

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to 1946 film ''[[It's a Wonderful Life]]''.
 *[[Homer]] sings "{{W|Aloha ʻOe}}" by {{W|Liliʻuokalani}} in his sleep.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] and the non-union workers perform "[[The Genius of Monty Burns]]", a parody of the song "Henry Ford" from ''{{W2|Ragtime|musical}}''.
 *A group of non-union workers are from {{W|Juilliard School}}.
 *Mr. Burns goes to call {{Ch|Jeff Bezos}} and {{Ch|Elon Musk}} to reclaim his title of the world's most self-serving billionaire.
 *The non-union workers do a dance from ''{{W|The Firebird}}'' by {{W|Igor Stravinsky}} around the fire. The suite "Infernal Dance" from the ballet plays.
-*The god that [[Zutroy]] prays to is the Red [[N&N's|N&N]], a parody of the Red {{W|M&M's|M&M}} character.
+[[File:Zutroy praying to the Red N&N.png|300px|thumb|The god that [[Zutroy]] prays to is the Red [[N&N's|N&N]], a parody of the Red {{W|M&M's|M&M}} character.]]
-*[[Mayor Quimby]] proposes the town does either a Hunger or Squid game, references to ''{{W|The Hunger Games}}'' and ''{{W|Squid Game}}'', both of which feature death to the losers.
+*[[Charlie]] prays to [[Jesus]], [[Carl]] prays to [[Buddha]], and the god that [[Zutroy]] prays to is the Red [[N&N's|N&N]], a parody of the Red {{W|M&M's|M&M}} character.
 *[[Lisa]] has an {{W|Amazon Kindle}}.
 *''[[Little Cabin on the Plain]]'' is a parody of the ''{{W|Little House on the Prairie}}'' series.

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 == Continuity ==
-*[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] are thrown out of Springfield again ("[[At Long Last Leave]]").
+*[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] are thrown out of Springfield again. ("[[At Long Last Leave]]")
 *An image of the Simpsons on the [[Springfield Shopper]] is the one found on script covers and [[The Tracey Ullman Show]], and had previously been seen in "[[E My Sports]]".
 {{Season 35|R}}

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 == Trivia ==
 *The episode is called It's a Blunderful Night on [[Disney+]] and [[Hulu]].
 {{Season 35|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Goofs]]

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 *When the house rocks due to Homer's weight, the basket has two holders, with one not attached to the wall.
 *[[Flanders' House]] boulder appears out of nowhere.
+== Trivia ==
 {{Season 35|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Goofs]]

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-{{EpisodePrevNextRef|Iron Marge|AE Bonny Romance}}
+{{EpisodePrevNextRef|Iron Marge|Ae Bonny Romance}}
 == Cultural references ==
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 *[[Comic Book Guy]] says that the latest ''Matrix'' movie was severely disappointing, a reference to ''{{W|The Matrix Resurrections}}''.
 *[[Grampa]] plays the folk song "{{W|Turkey in the Straw}}" on the fiddle.
 ==Goofs==
 *When the house rocks due to Homer's weight, the basket has two holders, with one not attached to the wall.
-*[[Flanders' House]] boulder appeares out of nowhere.
+*[[Flanders' House]] boulder appears out of nowhere.
 {{Season 35|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]