Lisa Gets an "A"/References - Revision history

Snowball II at 05:23, January 25, 2024

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W|

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‎Goofs: replaced: Classroombug.png → Classroom test goof.png

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‎Goofs: replaced: MouthlessMaggie.jpg → Maggie no mouth.png

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‎Goofs

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‎Cultural references

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 *In the Oscar Meyer's periodic table, the element molybdenum replaced by "bolonium".
 **Aside from bolognium, the rest of the Oscar Meyer periodic table appears mostly unaltered, except for being truncated on the right side. One notable exception is tungsten (W), which is changed to We on the periodic table, possibly signifying some version of the word "weiner"
 == Continuity ==

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 *In the Oscar Meyer's periodic table, the element molybdenum replaced by "bolonium".
 **Aside from bolognium, the rest of the Oscar Meyer periodic table appears mostly unaltered, except for being truncated on the right side. One notable exception is tungsten (W), which is changed to We on the periodic table, possibly signifying some version of the word "weiner"
 == Goofs ==

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 *'''''{{W|The Wind in the Willows}}''''' - Lisa is assigned it for the book report.
 *'''''{{W|Super Nintendo Entertainment System}}''''' - Ralph mispronounces [[Superintendent Chalmers]]'s name as [[Super Nintendo]] Chalmers.
-*'''''{{w|Coleco Adam}}''''' - The computer Gil sells to the school was made by Coleco, the toy company that produced the short-lived Adam computer.
+*'''''{{W|Coleco Adam}}''''' - The computer Gil sells to the school was made by Coleco, the toy company that produced the short-lived Adam computer.
 *The title is a parody of an earlier episode title "[[Bart Gets an "F"]]", which was parodied earlier in "[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]". Since Lisa cheated, a more appropriate title would have been ''Lisa Gets an F''. The ending of the episode was also similar to ''Bart Gets an "F"'', where Lisa tapes the test with an "F" on it, stating that is her true grade that she deserved.
 *During Lisa's daydream that she has failed to qualify for Harvard University and now must consider Brown University, she ends it by chanting "Brown, Brown, Brown" as she returns to reality. [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] inserted that as a joke, as he is a graduate of Brown University.

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 [[File:Maggie no mouth.png|thumb|Maggie without a mouth]]
 [[File:Wendell brown hair.png|thumb|Wendell with brown hair]]
-[[File:Classroombug.png|thumb|The paper and globe errors]]
+[[File:Classroom test goof.png|thumb|The paper and globe errors]]
 *In the opening church scene, Maggie does not have a mouth.
 *In a scene, Lisa eats oven-roasted cud even though she is vegetarian.

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 == Goofs ==
-[[File:MouthlessMaggie.jpg|thumb|Maggie without a mouth]]
+[[File:Maggie no mouth.png|thumb|Maggie without a mouth]]
 [[File:Wendell brown hair.png|thumb|Wendell with brown hair]]
 [[File:Classroombug.png|thumb|The paper and globe errors]]

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 *Wendell can be spotted with brown hair in a scene in the first part of the episode. He is also yellow in that shot. He appears in the second part of the episode with brown hair, but his skin is back to its normal color.
 *When [[Chuck]] is seen in class, at one point, his shirt is lavender.
-*Homer says he weighs 140 pounds while in other episodes he weighs 239 pounds.
+*Homer says he weighs 140 pounds while in other episodes he weighs 239 pounds. (But as Homer's drivers license would have his picture and his weight on it from when he was younger, he's probably just making a mistake of his own.)
 *When Homer is talking to Mr. Pinchy in the bathroom when Homer weighs himself, his mouth's movements don't match the dialogue.
 *When Ms. Hoover put Lisa's test down on her desk, the text was slanted, in the next shot, it wasn't.