Labor Pains/References - Revision history

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Loco87: Undo revision 758138 by Solar Dragon (talk) It's from "A Tree Grows in Springfield"

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Undo revision 758138 by Solar Dragon (talk) It's from "A Tree Grows in Springfield"

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 **[[Goo-Goo Maps]] is a reference to {{W|Google Maps}}.
 *''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cat's in the Cradle]]" is a reference to the {{W|Cat's in the Cradle|song of the same name}} by {{W|Harry Chapin}} that can be heard during the episode.
 *[[The Atomettes]]' posters include reference to {{W|nuclear power}}, including {{W|Nuclear meltdown|meltdown}}, {{W|Nuclear reactor core|core temperature}} and "Cheernobyl", a reference to the {{W|Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl nuclear disaster}}.
 *According to [[The Rich Texan]], Lisa "talks like Samuel Gompers" when she is trying to defend the cheerleaders from labor exploitation. {{W|Samuel Gompers}} was a cigar maker, labor union leader and a key figure in American labor history.

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 *Apps seen on Homer's cell-phone reference real-life apps available on iOS and Android platforms. These include:
 **As Homer watches the baby, he plays ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''.
-**[[Angry Burps]] is a reference to the popular game ''{{W|Angry Birds}}''.
+**[[Angry Burps]] is a reference to the popular game ''[[Angry Birds]]''.
 **[[Goo-Goo Maps]] is a reference to {{W|Google Maps}}.
 *''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cat's in the Cradle]]" is a reference to the {{W|Cat's in the Cradle|song of the same name}} by {{W|Harry Chapin}} that can be heard during the episode.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the [[2009]] romantic comedy film {{w|Labor Pains|of the same name}}, starring [[Lindsay Lohan]].
+*The episode title is a reference to the [[2009]] romantic comedy film {{W|Labor Pains|of the same name}}, starring [[Lindsay Lohan]].
-[[File:Mayflower couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Labor Pains/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is a parody of the story of the ''{{w|Mayflower}}'' English ship]]
+[[File:Mayflower couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Labor Pains/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is a parody of the story of the ''{{W|Mayflower}}'' English ship]]
 *During the episodes opening credits:
-**On the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]], the Simpson family fly by on the ''{{w|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang}}'' car.
+**On the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]], the Simpson family fly by on the ''{{W|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang}}'' car.
-**On the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Billboard gag|billboard gag]], "Monday Night Football at Moe's" is a reference to {{w|NFL}}'s ''{{w|Monday Night Football}}''.
+**On the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Billboard gag|billboard gag]], "Monday Night Football at Moe's" is a reference to {{W|NFL}}'s ''{{W|Monday Night Football}}''.
-**During the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]], the Simpsons recreate the story of the ''{{w|Mayflower}}'', the iconic English ship that was sailed by {{w|Pilgrims}} who tried to separate from {{w|Puritans}} due to religious differences.
+**During the [[Labor Pains/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]], the Simpsons recreate the story of the ''{{W|Mayflower}}'', the iconic English ship that was sailed by {{W|Pilgrims}} who tried to separate from {{W|Puritans}} due to religious differences.
 *The book [[Lisa]] reads, ''[[Pretending to Like Football]]'' was written by "Mrs. John Madden", a reference to American former football coach and sportscaster [[John Madden]].
 *After [[Homer]] beats his friends in poker, he talks to an [[Alexander Hamilton]] ten-dollar bill and asks "Who's president now, Alexander Hamilton?, to what [[Lenny]] responds [[Obama]].
 *Homer says the birth of [[Homer, Jr.]] reminds him of the final scene from ''[[Alien]]''.
-*[[Marge]] and Homer attended {{w|Lamaze}} technique classes.
+*[[Marge]] and Homer attended {{W|Lamaze}} technique classes.
-*[[Moe]] tells his friends to read the novels by {{w|Charlotte Brontë}}, the English novelist and poet.
+*[[Moe]] tells his friends to read the novels by {{W|Charlotte Brontë}}, the English novelist and poet.
 [[File:Yale Diploma Guaranteed toy with Homer.png|300px|thumb|[[Homer]] never gave [[Bart]] an educational toy that guaranteed a diploma at [[Yale University]]]]
 *Homer never gave [[Bart]] an educational toy that guaranteed a diploma at [[Yale University]]. The box cover shows:
-**{{w|Rhizome}}, a concept from the anatomy of plants.
+**{{W|Rhizome}}, a concept from the anatomy of plants.
-**The {{w|velocity}} formula (v=Δx/Δt).
+**The {{W|velocity}} formula (v=Δx/Δt).
-**The formula for the {{w|circular arc#Radius|circular arc radius}} (r=H/2+W^2/(8H)).
+**The formula for the {{W|circular arc#Radius|circular arc radius}} (r=H/2+W^2/(8H)).
 **A mass-velocity relation.
-*The song "{{w|Little Creatures|Stay Up Late}}" by {{w|Talking Heads}} is heard when Homer babysits Homer Jr..
+*The song "{{W|Little Creatures|Stay Up Late}}" by {{W|Talking Heads}} is heard when Homer babysits Homer Jr..
 *Apps seen on Homer's cell-phone reference real-life apps available on iOS and Android platforms. These include:
 **As Homer watches the baby, he plays ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''.
-**[[Angry Burps]] is a reference to the popular game ''{{w|Angry Birds}}''.
+**[[Angry Burps]] is a reference to the popular game ''{{W|Angry Birds}}''.
-**[[Goo-Goo Maps]] is a reference to {{w|Google Maps}}.
+**[[Goo-Goo Maps]] is a reference to {{W|Google Maps}}.
-*''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cat's in the Cradle]]" is a reference to the {{w|Cat's in the Cradle|song of the same name}} by {{w|Harry Chapin}} that can be heard during the episode.
+*''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cat's in the Cradle]]" is a reference to the {{W|Cat's in the Cradle|song of the same name}} by {{W|Harry Chapin}} that can be heard during the episode.
-*[[The Atomettes]]' posters include reference to {{w|nuclear power}}, including {{w|Nuclear meltdown|meltdown}}, {{w|Nuclear reactor core|core temperature}} and "Cheernobyl", a reference to the {{w|Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl nuclear disaster}}.
+*[[The Atomettes]]' posters include reference to {{W|nuclear power}}, including {{W|Nuclear meltdown|meltdown}}, {{W|Nuclear reactor core|core temperature}} and "Cheernobyl", a reference to the {{W|Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl nuclear disaster}}.
-*According to [[The Rich Texan]], Lisa "talks like Samuel Gompers" when she is trying to defend the cheerleaders from labor exploitation. {{w|Samuel Gompers}} was a cigar maker, labor union leader and a key figure in American labor history.
+*According to [[The Rich Texan]], Lisa "talks like Samuel Gompers" when she is trying to defend the cheerleaders from labor exploitation. {{W|Samuel Gompers}} was a cigar maker, labor union leader and a key figure in American labor history.
 [[File:Carl learning how to massage.png|300px|thumb|[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of [[YouTube]]]]
 *[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of [[YouTube]].
-*Marge says she is a "Schwarzenegger's wife" when she thinks that Homer and {{ap|Gretchen|Labor Pains}} had a baby together. For 14 years, [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] secretly fathered a son, Joseph Baena, he had with a household employee. This was the cause of his divorce to {{w|Maria Shriver}}.
+*Marge says she is a "Schwarzenegger's wife" when she thinks that Homer and {{ap|Gretchen|Labor Pains}} had a baby together. For 14 years, [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] secretly fathered a son, Joseph Baena, he had with a household employee. This was the cause of his divorce to {{W|Maria Shriver}}.
-*The [[Springfield Shopper]] headline is "{{w|Apple Inc.|Apple}} Buys [[Facebook]] on [[eBay]]".
+*The [[Springfield Shopper]] headline is "{{W|Apple Inc.|Apple}} Buys [[Facebook]] on [[eBay]]".
-*The protest song "Tear the Fascists Down" by {{w|Woody Guthrie}} is heard when the cheerleaders perform a strike at the [[Buzz Cola Dome]].
+*The protest song "Tear the Fascists Down" by {{W|Woody Guthrie}} is heard when the cheerleaders perform a strike at the [[Buzz Cola Dome]].
 *The [[Fox News]] logo can be seen on the Buzz Cola Dome board.
-*Homer sings "{{w|Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes}}", a children's song.
+*Homer sings "{{W|Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes}}", a children's song.
-*The Rich Texan surrenders to the cheerleaders and compares the moment to the {{w|Battle of the Alamo}}, which resulted in a Mexican Republic victory against the troops of the Republic of Texas.
+*The Rich Texan surrenders to the cheerleaders and compares the moment to the {{W|Battle of the Alamo}}, which resulted in a Mexican Republic victory against the troops of the Republic of Texas.
-*At the [[Springfield Zoo]] entrance, a sign says "The sad version of ''We Bought a Zoo''", a reference to the 2011 family film ''{{w|We Bought a Zoo}}''.
+*At the [[Springfield Zoo]] entrance, a sign says "The sad version of ''We Bought a Zoo''", a reference to the 2011 family film ''{{W|We Bought a Zoo}}''.
-*Lisa is afraid of missing the giant {{w|Capybara|capybaras}} of [[Uruguay]]. The capybara is found in great parts of South America. The capybara with most weight was found in Uruguay, and the animal also appears on the {{w|Uruguayan peso|2-peso}} coin of that country.
+*Lisa is afraid of missing the giant {{W|Capybara|capybaras}} of [[Uruguay]]. The capybara is found in great parts of South America. The capybara with most weight was found in Uruguay, and the animal also appears on the {{W|Uruguayan peso|2-peso}} coin of that country.
-*The ''[[Cheera Sutra]]'' book is a parody of ''{{w|Kama Sutra}}'', while ''[[Fifty Shades of Yay]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Fifty Shades of Grey}}''.
+*The ''[[Cheera Sutra]]'' book is a parody of ''{{W|Kama Sutra}}'', while ''[[Fifty Shades of Yay]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Fifty Shades of Grey}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *[[The Atomettes]]' posters include reference to {{w|nuclear power}}, including {{w|Nuclear meltdown|meltdown}}, {{w|Nuclear reactor core|core temperature}} and "Cheernobyl", a reference to the {{w|Chernobyl disaster|Chernobyl nuclear disaster}}.
 *According to [[The Rich Texan]], Lisa "talks like Samuel Gompers" when she is trying to defend the cheerleaders from labor exploitation. {{w|Samuel Gompers}} was a cigar maker, labor union leader and a key figure in American labor history.
-[[File:Carl learning how to massage.png|300px|thumb|[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of {{w|YouTube}}]]
+[[File:Carl learning how to massage.png|300px|thumb|[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of [[YouTube]]]]
-*[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of {{w|YouTube}}.
+*[[Carl]] is learning how to do massage using [[MyTube]], a parody of [[YouTube]].
 *Marge says she is a "Schwarzenegger's wife" when she thinks that Homer and {{ap|Gretchen|Labor Pains}} had a baby together. For 14 years, [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] secretly fathered a son, Joseph Baena, he had with a household employee. This was the cause of his divorce to {{w|Maria Shriver}}.
-*The [[Springfield Shopper]] headline is "{{w|Apple Inc.|Apple}} Buys {{w|Facebook}} on {{w|eBay}}".
+*The [[Springfield Shopper]] headline is "{{w|Apple Inc.|Apple}} Buys [[Facebook]] on [[eBay]]".
 *The protest song "Tear the Fascists Down" by {{w|Woody Guthrie}} is heard when the cheerleaders perform a strike at the [[Buzz Cola Dome]].
 *The [[Fox News]] logo can be seen on the Buzz Cola Dome board.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to the [[2009]] romantic comedy film {{w|Labor Pains|of the same name}}, starring [[Lindsay Lohan]].

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 == Trivia ==
 *[[The Rich Texan]], when stating that Texas gave up at the Battle of Alamo, is a reference to the common misconception that Texas won. In reality, Texas lost and instead defeated the Spanish at the battle of Santa Ana.
 == Continuity ==