Little Big Girl/References - Revision history

SolarBot: replaced: {{W|Toys "R" Us}} → Toys "R" Us

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replaced: {{W|Toys "R" Us}} → Toys "R" Us

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), typos fixed: indian → Indian, replaced: → (8)

2025-02-21T16:29:17Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), typos fixed: indian → Indian, replaced: → (8)

Simpsons88: /* Cultural references */

2025-01-04T18:32:33Z

‎Cultural references

Simpsons88 at 18:12, January 4, 2025

2025-01-04T18:12:23Z

SolarBot: /* Goofs */replaced: →

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Snowball II: /* Continuity */

2024-04-18T16:38:23Z

‎Continuity

SolarBot: replaced: {{W|Little Big Man (film)|Little Big Man}} → {{W2|Little Big Man|film}} (5)

2020-12-11T23:24:01Z

replaced: {{W|Little Big Man (film)|Little Big Man}} → {{W2|Little Big Man|film}} (5)

SimpsonsFan2019: /* Continuity */

2020-11-06T23:09:58Z

‎Continuity

SimpsonsFan2019 at 23:09, November 6, 2020

2020-11-06T23:09:27Z

HomerGriffin: /* Trivia */

2020-10-18T18:34:02Z

‎Trivia

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 *When Darcy demanded Bart to get strawberries he says "{{W|Take My Wife, Please|Take my wife... please}}", which is American comedian {{W|Henny Youngman}}'s catchphrase.
 *Homer mentions ''{{W|Scientific American}}'', the American popular science magazine.
-*The name of the church [[Wives "R" Us]], located in Utah, is a pun on {{W|Toys "R" Us}}, the famous American toy, clothing, and baby product retailer.
+*The name of the church [[Wives "R" Us]], located in Utah, is a pun on [[Toys "R" Us]], the famous American toy, clothing, and baby product retailer.
 **The "{{W|Bridal Chorus}}" is heard at the church.
 *Bart and Homer sing "{{W|Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star}}", the English lullaby. An instrumental version is briefly heard in the beginning of the credits.

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 *Darcy accidentally kisses a dog mimicking the iconic scene in the [[Disney]] film ''[[Lady and the Tramp]]''.
 *The {{W|Polovetsian Dances}} from {{W|Alexander Borodin}}'s opera ''{{W|Prince Igor}}'' is played when Bart drinks water from the [[Great Salt Lake]] in [[Utah]].
-*A debate facing the types of indian tents {{W|teepee}} and {{W|wigwam}} is being held at the National Tribe Conference.
+*A debate facing the types of Indian tents {{W|teepee}} and {{W|wigwam}} is being held at the National Tribe Conference.
 *When Darcy demanded Bart to get strawberries he says "{{W|Take My Wife, Please|Take my wife... please}}", which is American comedian {{W|Henny Youngman}}'s catchphrase.
 *Homer mentions ''{{W|Scientific American}}'', the American popular science magazine.

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 *"{{W2|Powerhouse|song}}" by {{W|Raymond Scott}} is heard during the sequence at [[Cletus's farm]].
 *[[Skinner]] gives [[Willie]] {{W|Wet one|Wet Ones}}, a brand of American antibacterial hand wipes.
-**While trying to stop the fire, Willie says that the hand wipes are "dier than a Charles Grodin quip". American actor and comedian [[Charles Grodin]] was known for his dry wit and deadpan comedic style.
+**While trying to stop the fire, Willie says that the hand wipes are "drier than a Charles Grodin quip". American actor and comedian [[Charles Grodin]] was known for his dry wit and deadpan comedic style.
 *[[Harry Potter]] is among the people in line to kiss Bart's butt.
 *[[Mayor Quimby]] thinks Bart wished for a "licence to kill", referencing the 1989 ''[[James Bond]]'' film ''{{W|Licence to Kill}}''.

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 {{EpisodePrevNextRef|Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times|Springfield Up}}
 == Trivia ==
 *According to this episode, Lisa wants to study at Wellesley College.
 *[[Darcy]] has a mole on her left cheek just like [[Natalie Portman]] who provides her voice for the role.
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 *It's revealed that Dolphin "Dolph" Starbeam is of Mursi heritage. He has a stone/plate in his mouth as typical for this ethnic group.
 *North Haverbrook has a Hispanic version of the [[Comic Book Guy]] and his Comic shop named "[[Mylar Baggins Comic Book Shop]]. Baggins is also the surname of ''{{W|The Lord of the Rings}}'' hero {{W|Frodo Baggins|Frodo}}.
 == Continuity ==
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 {{Season 18|R}}
+[[Category:References]]
 [[Category:Trivia]]
 [[Category:Continuity]]
 [[Category:Goofs]]

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 == Goofs ==
 *[[Bart]] pictured himself in [[Utah]] skateboarding down {{W|Merrick Butte}} which is not in Utah, but across the border in [[Arizona]].
 {{Season 18|R}}
 [[Category:Trivia]]
 [[Category:Continuity]]

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 == Trivia ==
-*The title is reference to ''{{W|Little Big Man (film)|Little Big Man}}'' a film staring [[Dustin Hoffman]].
+*The title is reference to ''{{W2|Little Big Man|film}}'' a film staring [[Dustin Hoffman]].
 *According to this episode, Lisa wants to study at Wellesley College.
 *[[Darcy]] has a mole on her left cheek just like [[Natalie Portman]] who provides her voice for the role.
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 === Soundtrack ===
-*"{{W|Powerhouse (song)|Powerhouse}}" by {{W|Raymond Scott}} (used during the sequence at where the fire is lit)
+*"{{W2|Powerhouse|song}}" by {{W|Raymond Scott}} (used during the sequence at where the fire is lit)
-*"{{W|Low Rider}}" by {{W|War (band)|War}} (played when Bart drives to [[North Haverbrook]])
+*"{{W|Low Rider}}" by {{W2|War|band}} (played when Bart drives to [[North Haverbrook]])
 *"{{W|Rock Around the Clock}}" by {{W|Bill Haley & His Comets|Bill Haley & His Comets}} (played after Bart's visit in the comic book store)
 *"{{W|Polovetsian Dances}}" from {{W|Alexander Borodin}}'s opera ''{{W|Prince Igor}}'' (during Bart's fantasy life in Utah)
-*"{{W|Jessica (instrumental)|Jessica}}", by the {{W|Allman Brothers Band}} (played during the parody of the opening sequence, also known as the theme song of {{W|Top Gear (2002 TV series)|Top Gear}})
+*"{{W2|Jessica|instrumental}}", by the {{W|Allman Brothers Band}} (played during the parody of the opening sequence, also known as the theme song of {{W2|Top Gear|2002 TV series}})
 *"{{W|Für Elise}}" (The ringtone of Bart's cell phone)