Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/References - Revision history

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‎Cultural references

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‎Cultural references

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‎Goofs

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Richard Nixon}} → Richard Nixon

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W2|Psycho|1960 film}} → Psycho (2)

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 *Roger Meyers saying, "The screwballs have spoken", is a reference to [[Richard Nixon]]'s famous saying, "The voters have spoken. The bastards."
 *The scene with the children playing outdoors to the music of Beethoven's 6th Symphony is a reference to {{W|Disney}}'s ''{{W|Fantasia}}''.
-*The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''{{W|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}'' or the painting "Whitewashing the Fence" by {{W|Norman Rockwell}}.
+*The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''[[The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer]]'' or the painting "Whitewashing the Fence" by {{W|Norman Rockwell}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 *This is the first episode to have Marge's name somewhere in the title.
 *When Krusty reads Marge's letter, he isn't able to understand the words and throws the letter away due to his analphabetism.
 *Protest signs:
 **"I'm protesting because Itchy and Scratchy are indirectly responsible for my husband being hit on the head with a mallet."

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 *Roger Meyers saying, "The screwballs have spoken", is a reference to [[Richard Nixon]]'s famous saying, "The voters have spoken. The bastards."
 *The scene with the children playing outdoors to the music of Beethoven's 6th Symphony is a reference to {{W|Disney}}'s ''{{W|Fantasia}}''.
-*The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''{{W|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}''.
+*The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''{{W|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}'' or the painting "Whitewashing the Fence" by {{W|Norman Rockwell}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
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 **"What if a cat blew up and nobody laughed?"
 **"Kancel Krusty"
 == Goofs ==

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 == Goofs ==
 [[File:Pen color goof.png|250px|thumb|right|The red "Don't" on the sign, and then after a switchover to a scene with Marge and Maude, the "Don't" is now black.]]
 *Bart writes "Don't" on the "Ban Itchy & Scratchy" sign in red pen. When Bart tells Marge that it's time to go to Milhouse's house, the "Don't" is still in red pen. After a scene with Marge and Maude, "Don't" is written in the same color as "Itchy & Scratchy" - black.
 *There is a shot of protesters for Michelangelo's David outside the Simpson House. There are two protesters at the front door. The protesters have orange hair (left), and purple hair (right). When Marge answers the door, these protesters are Maude and Helen. Helen's hair color has gone from orange to grey, and Maude's has gone from purple to orange.

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 *The scene where Maggie attacks Homer with a mallet is a recreation of the infamous shower scene from ''[[Psycho]]''.
 **The famous music score plays again when Maggie was about to stab Homer with a pencil.
-*Roger Meyers saying, "The screwballs have spoken", is a reference to {{W|Richard Nixon}}'s famous saying, "The voters have spoken. The bastards."
+*Roger Meyers saying, "The screwballs have spoken", is a reference to [[Richard Nixon]]'s famous saying, "The voters have spoken. The bastards."
 *The scene with the children playing outdoors to the music of Beethoven's 6th Symphony is a reference to {{W|Disney}}'s ''{{W|Fantasia}}''.
 *The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''{{W|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}''.

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 **The famous music score plays again when Maggie was about to stab Homer with a pencil.
 *Roger Meyers saying, "The screwballs have spoken", is a reference to {{w|Richard Nixon}}'s famous saying, "The voters have spoken. The bastards."
-*The scene with the children playing outdoors to the music of Beethoven's 6th Symphony is a reference to {{w|Disney|Disney's}} {{w|Fantasia}}.
+*The scene with the children playing outdoors to the music of Beethoven's 6th Symphony is a reference to {{w|Disney}}'s ''{{w|Fantasia}}''.
 *The children whitewashing a fence during the Fantasia sequence could be seen as a reference to ''{{w|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer}}''.

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 **"Destroy All Violent People"
 **"Death Isn't Funny Anymore"
 **"Bring Back Wagon Train"
 **"What if a cat blew up and nobody laughed?"
 **"Kancel Krusty"