Large Marge/References - Revision history

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Alessandra: /* Cultural references */

2021-03-06T13:14:04Z

‎Cultural references

HomerGriffin at 14:41, March 1, 2021

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Alessandra: /* Continuity */

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 *In line to be seen at the clinic is [[Joan Rivers]] (in green suit and pearls).
 *While [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] are watching the revamped version of ''{{Krusty show}}'', Milhouse laments that they won't let [[Krusty]] do anything fun and adds, "[[Teletubbies]] get away with more than this."
-*The presidents house building scene, is a quote from [[Laurel & Hardy]]'s silent film ''"{{W|The Finishing Touch}}"''. Even [[Bill Clinton]] struck by [[George H. W. Bush]] reacts with the classic gestures of [[Oliver Hardy]].
+*The presidents house building scene, is a quote from [[Laurel and Hardy]]'s silent film ''"{{W|The Finishing Touch}}"''. Even [[Bill Clinton]] struck by [[George H. W. Bush]] reacts with the classic gestures of [[Oliver Hardy]].
 *During their sleepover, Bart and Milhouse watch the 66's [[Batman]] series on TV as recognized by the opening theme song.
 *[[Krabappel]] and [[Skinner]] hold a sign urging to cancel the recycled [[The Krusty the Clown Show]] (it was used for a similar request from the {{W|Jackass}} TV show and the {{W|Beavis and Butt-head}} cartoon, both of which actually exist).

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 == Goofs ==
 *When Bart is in his [[Krusty the Clown]] sleeping bag, at one point Krusty's face is yellow when it's supposed to be white. Also he has a comb of hair just like Homer.
 *The sound mysteriously pauses when Krusty rushes out of the crowd to save [[Milhouse]] at the Springfield Shoe expo trade show.
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 *After Homer paints "El Homo" on the wall, he paints over it so that none of the letters are visible. In the next shot a couple of the letters are visible, and are only struck out with one line.
 *In some shots, the incorrectly-colored lobsters have their claws taped shut, and in others they don't.
 {{Season 14|R}}

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The [[Baha Men]] perform two different variations of their 2000 hit "{{w|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}" in the episode:
+*The [[Baha Men]] perform two different variations of their 2000 hit "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}" in the episode:
 **Near the beginning, [[Marge]] is driving with [[Maggie]] in the car and turns the radio to a station that plays music for babies. The song playing is "[[Who Left the Milk Out?]]" which Marge loves, but Maggie can't stand.
 **Over the closing credits, the song playing is "[[Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?|Who Let Her Jugs Out?]]", referring to Marge's flashing her breasts to the crowd near the end of the episode. The lyrics include [[Homer]] saying "[[D'oh!]]" several times.
 *During the song "[[You're a Bunch of Stuff]]", where the male customers of [[Luigi's]] sing praises to Marge's augmented figure:
-**[[Comic Book Guy]] compares Marge to "{{w|Uncanny X-Men|''X-Men''}} #3 in a {{w|BoPET|Mylar}} bag", which he would see as something rare and extremely valuable. The real ''X-Men'' #3 comic came out in early 1964, and Mylar bags are commonly used to protect comic books from deterioration and to preserve their value.
+**[[Comic Book Guy]] compares Marge to "{{W|Uncanny X-Men|''X-Men''}} #3 in a {{W|BoPET|Mylar}} bag", which he would see as something rare and extremely valuable. The real ''X-Men'' #3 comic came out in early 1964, and Mylar bags are commonly used to protect comic books from deterioration and to preserve their value.
-**[[Snake Jailbird]] compares Marge to a brand new {{w|muscle car}} with {{w|Alloy wheel|Mag wheels}}. Among muscle car enthusiasts, magnesium alloy wheels are a highly desirable accessory.
+**[[Snake Jailbird]] compares Marge to a brand new {{W|muscle car}} with {{W|Alloy wheel|Mag wheels}}. Among muscle car enthusiasts, magnesium alloy wheels are a highly desirable accessory.
-**The [[Captain Horatio McCallister|Sea Captain]] says Marge is like {{w|Jacqueline Bisset}} in his "fav'rite film, ''{{W2|The Deep|film}}''". The film's opening scene (which has achieved iconic status) shows Bisset swimming underwater wearing only a thin white T-shirt and bikini bottoms, putting her figure on impressive display.
+**The [[Captain Horatio McCallister|Sea Captain]] says Marge is like {{W|Jacqueline Bisset}} in his "fav'rite film, ''{{W2|The Deep|film}}''". The film's opening scene (which has achieved iconic status) shows Bisset swimming underwater wearing only a thin white T-shirt and bikini bottoms, putting her figure on impressive display.
-*The musical clip that plays when the Stomach Staples Center is first viewed is from the theme to ''{{w|Ben Casey}}'', a medical drama which ran on ABC in the '60s.
+*The musical clip that plays when the Stomach Staples Center is first viewed is from the theme to ''{{W|Ben Casey}}'', a medical drama which ran on ABC in the '60s.
-*The ''{{w|Chicago Tribune}}'' newspaper with the front page banner headline ''{{w|Dewey Defeats Truman}}'' actually appeared the day after the presidential election in 1948. The printed part of that newspaper that is shown in this episode is accurately reproduced, including masthead and subheading.
+*The ''{{W|Chicago Tribune}}'' newspaper with the front page banner headline ''{{W|Dewey Defeats Truman}}'' actually appeared the day after the presidential election in 1948. The printed part of that newspaper that is shown in this episode is accurately reproduced, including masthead and subheading.
-*The ''{{w|Marines' Hymn}}'' plays when the {{w|Battle of Iwo Jima|Iwo Jima}} veterans raise the flag. They pause momentarily when they are in the pose that duplicates the {{w|Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima|famous photo}} of Marines raising the flag on Iwo Jima.
+*The ''{{W|Marines' Hymn}}'' plays when the {{W|Battle of Iwo Jima|Iwo Jima}} veterans raise the flag. They pause momentarily when they are in the pose that duplicates the {{W|Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima|famous photo}} of Marines raising the flag on Iwo Jima.
-*When Krusty tells Bart he got to where he is by "naming names in the fifties," he is tacitly admitting he betrayed friends and/or associates to the {{w|House Un-American Activities Committee}} during the {{w|McCarthyism|McCarthy}} witch-hunts of the 1950s.
+*When Krusty tells Bart he got to where he is by "naming names in the fifties," he is tacitly admitting he betrayed friends and/or associates to the {{W|House Un-American Activities Committee}} during the {{W|McCarthyism|McCarthy}} witch-hunts of the 1950s.
-*The sign on the marquee of the Oven Mitt Convention, "If the mitt don't fit we will remit", is a wordplay on the defense's line in the {{w|O. J. Simpson murder case}}, "If [the glove] doesn't fit, you must acquit."
+*The sign on the marquee of the Oven Mitt Convention, "If the mitt don't fit we will remit", is a wordplay on the defense's line in the {{W|O. J. Simpson murder case}}, "If [the glove] doesn't fit, you must acquit."
-*When the [[Dr. Velimirovic|doctor who operated on Marge]] sees the results of his work and says, "Great {{w|Nicolae Ceaușescu|Ceaușescu}}'s ghost!" it implies he may be from [[Romania]] and/or received his training there, as Ceaușescu was the country's head of state from 1965 until his death in 1989.
+*When the [[Dr. Velimirovic|doctor who operated on Marge]] sees the results of his work and says, "Great {{W|Nicolae Ceaușescu|Ceaușescu}}'s ghost!" it implies he may be from [[Romania]] and/or received his training there, as Ceaușescu was the country's head of state from 1965 until his death in 1989.
-**Velimirovic's exclamation is also a wordplay on "Great Caesar's ghost!" best known as a catchphrase of {{w|Perry White}} of the {{w|Daily Planet}} in the ''[[Superman]]'' franchise.
+**Velimirovic's exclamation is also a wordplay on "Great Caesar's ghost!" best known as a catchphrase of {{W|Perry White}} of the {{W|Daily Planet}} in the ''[[Superman]]'' franchise.
 *In addition to the Springfield characters ogling Marge through the Simpson's window is [[Bill Clinton]].
 *In line to be seen at the clinic is [[Joan Rivers]] (in green suit and pearls).
 *While [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] are watching the revamped version of ''{{Krusty show}}'', Milhouse laments that they won't let [[Krusty]] do anything fun and adds, "[[Teletubbies]] get away with more than this."
-*The presidents house building scene, is a quote from [[Laurel & Hardy]]'s silent film ''"{{w|The Finishing Touch}}"''. Even [[Bill Clinton]] struck by [[George H. W. Bush]] reacts with the classic gestures of [[Oliver Hardy]].
+*The presidents house building scene, is a quote from [[Laurel & Hardy]]'s silent film ''"{{W|The Finishing Touch}}"''. Even [[Bill Clinton]] struck by [[George H. W. Bush]] reacts with the classic gestures of [[Oliver Hardy]].
 *During their sleepover, Bart and Milhouse watch the 66's [[Batman]] series on TV as recognized by the opening theme song.
-*[[Krabappel]] and [[Skinner]] hold a sign urging to cancel the recycled [[The Krusty the Clown Show]] (it was used for a similar request from the {{w|Jackass}} TV show and the {{w|Beavis and Butt-head}} cartoon, both of which actually exist).
+*[[Krabappel]] and [[Skinner]] hold a sign urging to cancel the recycled [[The Krusty the Clown Show]] (it was used for a similar request from the {{W|Jackass}} TV show and the {{W|Beavis and Butt-head}} cartoon, both of which actually exist).
 *[[Springfield Friars Club]] is a reference to the {{W|New York Friars Club}}.
 *[[Krusty]], seeing the obedient elephant, quotes [[Marlon Brando]] referring to his butt and the famous intractability on set.
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 == Trivia ==
-*The episode was nominated for the 2003 {{w|Golden Reel Award}} for Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music.
+*The episode was nominated for the 2003 {{W|Golden Reel Award}} for Best Sound Editing in Television Animation - Music.
 *This appears to be the last episode [[Marcia Mitzman Gaven]] works in voicing one of [[Maggie Roswell]]'s old characters.
 *Homer attempts to create his own graffiti alias, "[[El Homo]]", based on Bart's far more successful alias, "[[El Barto]]".
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 *[[Drederick Tatum]] advertises snikers saying ''"I have been paid millions to endorse these butt-ugly shoes"'' by dismissing interested parties; in the years of the episode, {{W|Nike, Inc.}} put into production the first colored "{{W|Nike Air Max}}" and still very famous and requested (and some collectible).
 *89 that a salesperson would like to do to Marge is a sexual practice centered on the female breast.
-*At the Springfield Shoe Expo fair you can see stands of the [[Assassins]] (shoes invented in the Simpsons) and the {{w|Keds}} (real shoes) stands and the {{w|Keds}} stand carries the slogan ''"The keds are alright"'' pun on the title of [[The Who]] album ''"{{w2|The Kids Are Alright|song}}"''.
+*At the Springfield Shoe Expo fair you can see stands of the [[Assassins]] (shoes invented in the Simpsons) and the {{W|Keds}} (real shoes) stands and the {{W|Keds}} stand carries the slogan ''"The keds are alright"'' pun on the title of [[The Who]] album ''"{{W2|The Kids Are Alright|song}}"''.
 == Continuity ==

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 *While [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] are watching the revamped version of ''{{Krusty show}}'', Milhouse laments that they won't let [[Krusty]] do anything fun and adds, "[[Teletubbies]] get away with more than this."
 *The presidents house building scene, is a quote from [[Laurel & Hardy]]'s silent film ''"{{w|The Finishing Touch}}"''. Even [[Bill Clinton]] struck by [[George H. W. Bush]] reacts with the classic gestures of [[Oliver Hardy]].
-* During their sleepover, Bart and Milhouse watch the 66's [[Batman]] series on TV as recognized by the opening theme song.
+*During their sleepover, Bart and Milhouse watch the 66's [[Batman]] series on TV as recognized by the opening theme song.
 *[[Krabappel]] and [[Skinner]] hold a sign urging to cancel the recycled [[The Krusty the Clown Show]] (it was used for a similar request from the {{w|Jackass}} TV show and the {{w|Beavis and Butt-head}} cartoon, both of which actually exist).
 *[[Springfield Friars Club]] is a reference to the {{W|New York Friars Club}}.

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 *[[Springfield Friars Club]] is a reference to the {{W|New York Friars Club}}.
 *[[Krusty]], seeing the obedient elephant, quotes [[Marlon Brando]] referring to his butt and the famous intractability on set.
-*The exit of Bart, Milhouse and Homer from the elephant's mouth is a quote from the movie {{w|Men in Black}} (scene of Agent K's exit from the body of the giant alien cockroach).
+*The exit of Bart, Milhouse and Homer from the elephant's mouth is a quote from the movie [[Men in Black]] (scene of Agent K's exit from the body of the giant alien cockroach).
 == Trivia ==

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 *[[Marge]] mentions [[Apu]] cheating on [[Manjula]] (in "[[The Sweetest Apu]]").
 *[[Krusty]] says he got where he is by naming names in the 1950s. In the comic story ''[[The Laugh Man on Earth!]]'', a flashback shows Krusty acting in the sitcom ''Krusty Days'', set in the 1950s, in a scene where his character agrees to turn in his friends as Communist conspirators.
-*In the [[Springfield Friars Club]] (where [[Krusty]] is a member) in a past episode [[Homer]] was "{{w|Roast (comedy)|roasted}}".
+*In the [[Springfield Friars Club]] (where [[Krusty]] is a member) in a past episode [[Homer]] was "{{W2|Roast|comedy|roasted}}".
 == Goofs ==

Large Marge/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: Laurel & Hardy → Laurel and Hardy

Solar Dragon: /* Goofs */

SolarBot: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (24), {{w2| → {{W2|

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

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Men in Black}} → Men in Black

SolarBot: /* Continuity */replaced: {{w|Roast (comedy)|roasted}} → {{W2|Roast|comedy}}

Alessandra: /* Cultural references */

HomerGriffin at 14:41, March 1, 2021

Alessandra: /* Continuity */

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