Lisa with an "S"/References - Revision history

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‎Cultural references: The ref is definitely to the concert film

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‎Cultural references: She meant Caesars Palace, the big Vegas venue

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 *[[Lisa]] gets lost again. ("[[Lost Our Lisa]]")
 *The Puritans appear again. ("[[The Wettest Stories Ever Told]]")
-*The [[Simpsons family]] goes to [[New York City]] again. ("[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]", "[[Moonshine River]]")
+*The [[Simpson family]] goes to [[New York City]] again. ("[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]", "[[Moonshine River]]")
 == Goofs ==

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 == Goofs ==
 *[[Homer]] shows his union card for "Nuclear Feather-Bedders & Layabouts (N.F.B.L.) Local 489" and in "[[Last Exit to Springfield]]" his union was Local 643.
 {{Season 27|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]

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 *Lisa says that [[Marge]] will be the second person she thanks at the {{W|Tony Awards}}, the first one being {{W|Angela Lansbury}}.
 *[[Hartford]] is the city where "{{W|Howard Stern}} met {{W|Fred Norris}}". These two radio personalities actually did meet in a radio station in the capital of [[Connecticut]].
-*Lisa wants Laney to read ''{{W|Anne of Green Gables}}''.
+*Lisa wants Laney to read ''{{W|Anne of Green Gables}}'', a 1908 book by {{W|Lucy Maud Montgomery}}.
 **Laney says she did the audiobook version, in which {{W|Peter Falk}} participated as well.
 *Marge and [[Bart]] call Lisa using {{W|Skype}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the 1972 concert film ''{{W|Liza with a Z}}''.
+*The episode title is a reference to the 1972 [[Liza Minnelli]] concert film ''{{W|Liza with a Z}}''.
 *The [[Lisa with an "S"/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is a parody of ''[[Star Trek]]''.
 *"[[Tune Knight, Tune Knight]] is a parody of "{{W2|Tonight|West Side Story song}}" from the musical ''{{W|West Side Story}}''.

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 **They eat on a girder, a reference to the famous photograph ''{{W|Lunch atop a Skyscraper}}''.
 **[[Elmo]] from ''[[Sesame Street]]'' chases them to get some coins.
-*[[Ned]]'s cousin from [[Pennsylvania]] mentions [[Thomas Edison]].
+*[[Ned]]'s cousin from [[Pennsylvania]] mentions the "Edison switch lights" which references a {{W|light switch}} and how [[Thomas Edison]] invented the lightbulb.
 == Trivia ==
 *The theater's sign was a peace sign with the [[Eiffel Tower]] in memory of the France terrorist attack on November 13, 2015.
 *The scene in the subway shown in the Subway Issues sneak peek was e for "Nucdited in the episode.
 == Continuity ==

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 *Moe says that Hardee's is Springfield's version of Sardi's. {{W|Sardi's}} is a famous restaurant in [[Manhattan]], known for the caricatures of Broadway celebrities that has on its walls.
 *Laney says that once she was about to sing "{{W|Do You Love Me}}" at {{W|Caesars Palace|Caesar's}} when she saw {{W2|Jack Jones|American singer}} sitting in the wings of the theatre while enjoying his success from "{{W|Wives and Lovers}}".
-**Lisa was surprised, as Laney had just proposed to {{W|Mike Connors}}. Laney tells her she was actually in love with Mannix, who was the character who Connors portrayed on the {{W|Mannix|series of the same name}}.
+**Lisa was surprised, as Laney had just proposed to {{W|Mike Connors}}. Laney tells her she was actually in love with Mannix, who was the character who Connors portrayed on the [[Mannix|series of the same name]].
 [[File:Laney Butchers The Beatles.png|300px|thumb|''Laney Butchers The Beatles'' is a reference to [[The Beatles]]' ''{{W|Yesterday and Today}}'' album cover, which is also known as the "butcher cover"]]
 *Laney albums include: