Jaws Wired Shut/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: Itchy & Scratchy → The Itchy & Scratchy Show, The Itchy & Scratchy Show → ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show''

2023-09-27T13:25:32Z

‎Trivia: replaced: Itchy & Scratchy → The Itchy & Scratchy Show, The Itchy & Scratchy Show → ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show''

Solar Dragon: /* Goofs */

2022-01-16T12:18:11Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (12)

2021-10-16T00:48:56Z

replaced: {{w| → {{W| (12)

SolarBot: /* Continuity */replaced: HOMЯ → "HOMЯ", There's Something About Marrying → "There's Something About Marrying", "" → " (3), "." → ".

2021-07-31T12:33:06Z

‎Continuity: replaced: HOMЯ → "HOMЯ", There's Something About Marrying → "There's Something About Marrying", "" → " (3), "." → ".

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (5), == → == (4), == → == (4), * → *

2021-07-30T21:35:54Z

replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (5), == → == (4), == → == (4), * → *

SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: Air C.H.U.D. → Air C.H.U.D.

2021-04-15T15:18:47Z

‎Trivia: replaced: Air C.H.U.D. → Air C.H.U.D.

Alessandra: /* Trivia */

2021-02-09T12:41:33Z

‎Trivia

Alessandra: /* Cultural references */

2021-02-09T12:29:33Z

‎Cultural references

CJG00 at 07:09, February 7, 2021

2021-02-07T07:09:47Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Popeye}} → {{ap|Popeye|comic strip}}, {{w|Olive Oyl}} → Olive Oyl

2021-01-27T19:59:44Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Popeye}} → {{ap|Popeye|comic strip}}, {{w|Olive Oyl}} → Olive Oyl

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 *The movies playing at the [[Springfield Googolplex Theatres]] are ''Shenani-Goats!'', ''Air C.H.U.D.'', ''Chocolate 2: The Vanilla-ing'', ''Final Chapter: A New Beginning'', ''[[Editor-In-Chimp]]'', ''Too Many Premises!'', ''Clone Me an Angel'', and ''Dude, Where's My Pepsi?''
 *There is a float on the gay parade called "Stayin' {{W|Closeted|In The Closet}}" with a man and a woman peering out. Their faces are not seen, but they do speak, and thus seem to be [[Patty Bouvier]] and [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]]. Patty later confirmed she was a lesbian, in the [[Season 16]] episode "[[There's Something About Marrying]]". However, there has been no official confirmation that Smithers is homosexual, although throughout the series it has been strongly implied that he is.
-*In the hall of the cinema shown in the episode [[Itchy & Scratchy]] we see [[Binky]] from [[Matt Groening]]'s [[Life in Hell]] comic strip.
+*In the hall of the cinema shown in the episode ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' we see [[Binky]] from [[Matt Groening]]'s [[Life in Hell]] comic strip.
 *The {{W|Kit Kat}} chocolate bars (seen in another episode also with the name [[Kat Kit]]) used by ushers to threaten Homer are truly famous for being made also in a maxi format.
 *The way Homer stamps his foot when Marge brushes his newly released teeth is similar to what dogs do when their belly is scratched.

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 == Goofs ==
 *One of the men on Fab Abs float of the pride parade has pants with green and grey stripes that briefly switch places with each other.
 *The film should have projected on to Homer when he stood in front of the movie screen.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the film ''{{w|Eyes Wide Shut}}''.
+*The episode title is a reference to the film ''{{W|Eyes Wide Shut}}''.
 *When Homer is twirling Maggie around by her pacifier, the music playing is "{{W|Flight of the Bumblebee}}".
-*When [[Luann Van Houten]] leads [[Milhouse]] onto the set of ''[[Afternoon Yak]]'' (to appear in a segment titled "My Son Still Wets the Bed!"), Milhouse complains that she told him they were going to {{w|Red Lobster}}.
+*When [[Luann Van Houten]] leads [[Milhouse]] onto the set of ''[[Afternoon Yak]]'' (to appear in a segment titled "My Son Still Wets the Bed!"), Milhouse complains that she told him they were going to {{W|Red Lobster}}.
 *The scene at the end of the episode where [[Homer]] drinks some Duffs to power himself up and rescue [[Marge]] is a reference to {{ap|Popeye|comic strip}} cartoons, in which [[Popeye]] often rescues his love [[Olive Oyl]] by powering himself up with spinach.
 **Also the way in which Marge asks for help from the car is the same as that of Olivia in the cartoons of Popeye 30s.
-*The music playing in the formal ballroom is first, from symphonic poem ''{{w|Les préludes}}'' by {{w|Franz Liszt}}; then ''{{w|Eine kleine Nachtmusik}}'' by [[Mozart]]; then ''{{w|The Blue Danube}}'' by {{w|Johann Strauss II}}
+*The music playing in the formal ballroom is first, from symphonic poem ''{{W|Les préludes}}'' by {{W|Franz Liszt}}; then ''{{W|Eine kleine Nachtmusik}}'' by [[Mozart]]; then ''{{W|The Blue Danube}}'' by {{W|Johann Strauss II}}
 *When Marge asks Homer to adopt a more moderate lifestyle, he promises her, "For you, I'll be as dull as [[Dilbert]]."
-*On the stage "Salute to Safe Sex" the music that plays is "{{w|Theme from A Summer Place}}" soundtrack of the homonymous film.
+*On the stage "Salute to Safe Sex" the music that plays is "{{W|Theme from A Summer Place}}" soundtrack of the homonymous film.
 *The "A Salute to Brunch" stage refers to the gay slang that defines "Brunch, a quicker way to say: I plan to be wasted before noon!" <ref>https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Brunch.</ref>
-*The [[Soccer Mummy]] ([[Ed O'Neill]]) kicks with the music "{{w|I Feel Good}}" sung by [[James Brown]].
+*The [[Soccer Mummy]] ([[Ed O'Neill]]) kicks with the music "{{W|I Feel Good}}" sung by [[James Brown]].
-*[[Dredrick Tatum]] is very cultured saying ".... I would like to eat its (of the Litter) children" cites classical Greek culture in the myth that tells of {{w|Cronus}} devouring his children to avoid being overwhelmed (except [[Zeus]] who escapes him, kills him and then in fact will become the leader of the gods).
+*[[Dredrick Tatum]] is very cultured saying ".... I would like to eat its (of the Litter) children" cites classical Greek culture in the myth that tells of {{W|Cronus}} devouring his children to avoid being overwhelmed (except [[Zeus]] who escapes him, kills him and then in fact will become the leader of the gods).
 == Trivia ==
 *The movies playing at the [[Springfield Googolplex Theatres]] are ''Shenani-Goats!'', ''Air C.H.U.D.'', ''Chocolate 2: The Vanilla-ing'', ''Final Chapter: A New Beginning'', ''[[Editor-In-Chimp]]'', ''Too Many Premises!'', ''Clone Me an Angel'', and ''Dude, Where's My Pepsi?''
-*There is a float on the gay parade called "Stayin' {{w|Closeted|In The Closet}}" with a man and a woman peering out. Their faces are not seen, but they do speak, and thus seem to be [[Patty Bouvier]] and [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]]. Patty later confirmed she was a lesbian, in the [[Season 16]] episode "[[There's Something About Marrying]]". However, there has been no official confirmation that Smithers is homosexual, although throughout the series it has been strongly implied that he is.
+*There is a float on the gay parade called "Stayin' {{W|Closeted|In The Closet}}" with a man and a woman peering out. Their faces are not seen, but they do speak, and thus seem to be [[Patty Bouvier]] and [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]]. Patty later confirmed she was a lesbian, in the [[Season 16]] episode "[[There's Something About Marrying]]". However, there has been no official confirmation that Smithers is homosexual, although throughout the series it has been strongly implied that he is.
 *In the hall of the cinema shown in the episode [[Itchy & Scratchy]] we see [[Binky]] from [[Matt Groening]]'s [[Life in Hell]] comic strip.
-*The {{w|Kit Kat}} chocolate bars (seen in another episode also with the name [[Kat Kit]]) used by ushers to threaten Homer are truly famous for being made also in a maxi format.
+*The {{W|Kit Kat}} chocolate bars (seen in another episode also with the name [[Kat Kit]]) used by ushers to threaten Homer are truly famous for being made also in a maxi format.
 *The way Homer stamps his foot when Marge brushes his newly released teeth is similar to what dogs do when their belly is scratched.

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 == Continuity ==
-*Homer's X-Ray clearly shows the crayon that reduces his intelligence. It was first seen in "[[HOMЯ]]."
+*Homer's X-Ray clearly shows the crayon that reduces his intelligence. It was first seen in "[[HOMЯ]]".
 == References ==

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 *When [[Luann Van Houten]] leads [[Milhouse]] onto the set of ''[[Afternoon Yak]]'' (to appear in a segment titled "My Son Still Wets the Bed!"), Milhouse complains that she told him they were going to {{w|Red Lobster}}.
 *The scene at the end of the episode where [[Homer]] drinks some Duffs to power himself up and rescue [[Marge]] is a reference to {{ap|Popeye|comic strip}} cartoons, in which [[Popeye]] often rescues his love [[Olive Oyl]] by powering himself up with spinach.
-** also the way in which Marge asks for help from the car is the same as that of Olivia in the cartoons of Popeye 30s.
+**Also the way in which Marge asks for help from the car is the same as that of Olivia in the cartoons of Popeye 30s.
 *The music playing in the formal ballroom is first, from symphonic poem ''{{w|Les préludes}}'' by {{w|Franz Liszt}}; then ''{{w|Eine kleine Nachtmusik}}'' by [[Mozart]]; then ''{{w|The Blue Danube}}'' by {{w|Johann Strauss II}}
 *When Marge asks Homer to adopt a more moderate lifestyle, he promises her, "For you, I'll be as dull as [[Dilbert]]."
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 == Continuity ==
 *Homer's X-Ray clearly shows the crayon that reduces his intelligence. It was first seen in "[[HOMЯ]]."
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