Marge's Son Poisoning/References - Revision history

Pufo: /* Cultural references */ Just the Two of Us fixed

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‎Cultural references: Just the Two of Us fixed

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Simpsons88 at 20:39, June 23, 2021

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HomerGriffin: /* Trivia */

2020-01-30T20:55:16Z

‎Trivia

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2012-09-01T11:21:03Z

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Cook879 at 10:35, July 18, 2012

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SolarBot at 08:25, August 19, 2011

2011-08-19T08:25:06Z

Brassbandplayer: Adding categories

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195.229.235.37: /* Trivia */

2010-08-17T18:50:47Z

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 **The scene of Marge traveling to [[Miami]] is a reference to ending of the 1969 film ''{{W|Midnight Cowboy}}''.
 *Marge is looking for a duet song at [[The Drunk Paralegal Karaoke Supplier]] and she comes across:
-**"{{W|Just the Two of Us|Grover Washington Jr. song}}", the famous single by {{W|Grover Washington Jr.}} and {{W|Bill Withers}}.
+**"{{W2|Just the Two of Us|Grover Washington Jr. song}}", the famous single by {{W|Grover Washington Jr.}} and {{W|Bill Withers}}.
 **"{{W2|You and Me Against the World|song}}", which [[Helen Reddy]] sang with [[Kermit]] in one of ''[[The Muppets]]'' episodes.
 **"{{W|Ebony and Ivory}}", the famous single by [[Paul McCartney]] featuring [[Stevie Wonder]]. Which is later sung by [[Seymour]] and [[Agnes]].

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 == Cultural references ==
-*In the episode's [[Marge's Son Poisoning/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]], [[Professor Frink]]'s couch loosely resembles a war machine from ''{{w|The War of the Worlds}}''.
+*In the episode's [[Marge's Son Poisoning/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]], [[Professor Frink]]'s couch loosely resembles a war machine from ''{{W|The War of the Worlds}}''.
-*The widely known military march used as circus theme "{{w|Entrance of the Gladiators}}" by {{w2|Julius Fučík|composer}} is heard at [[Paradise Pier]].
+*The widely known military march used as circus theme "{{W|Entrance of the Gladiators}}" by {{W2|Julius Fučík|composer}} is heard at [[Paradise Pier]].
-*One of [[Marge]]'s goals was to visit {{w|Holy Land}} and return safely.
+*One of [[Marge]]'s goals was to visit {{W|Holy Land}} and return safely.
 *[[Homer]] calls [[Domino's Pizza|Domino's]] to order a pizza for breakfast.
-*Marge and [[Bart]] sing "{{w|Sweet Home Alabama}}", the famous song by {{w|Lynyrd Skynyrd}}. More specifically, they sing the part of the verse when {{w|Neil Young}} is introduced. Bart asks Marge who Neil Young was, to which she replies he was a singer in the 1960s like {{w|The Archies}} and the {{w|The Banana Splits}}, both of them fictional rock bands.
+*Marge and [[Bart]] sing "{{W|Sweet Home Alabama}}", the famous song by {{W|Lynyrd Skynyrd}}. More specifically, they sing the part of the verse when {{W|Neil Young}} is introduced. Bart asks Marge who Neil Young was, to which she replies he was a singer in the 1960s like {{W|The Archies}} and the {{W|The Banana Splits}}, both of them fictional rock bands.
-*The tea house Marge and Bart go to, named [[The Leaf Garrett]] is a reference to {{w|Leif Garrett}}, a teen idol, actor and singer popular in the 1970s.
+*The tea house Marge and Bart go to, named [[The Leaf Garrett]] is a reference to {{W|Leif Garrett}}, a teen idol, actor and singer popular in the 1970s.
-*Bart wonders whether The Leaf Garret tea house has the cabaret-style show {{w|Zumanity}} by {{w|Cirque du Soleil}}.
+*Bart wonders whether The Leaf Garret tea house has the cabaret-style show {{W|Zumanity}} by {{W|Cirque du Soleil}}.
-*Homer lifts the [[Devil's Advocate]] pinball machine that held [[Lenny]], [[Moe]] and [[Carl]] trapped. It is a reference to the 1997 supernatural horror film ''{{w2|The Devil's Advocate|1997 film}}''.
+*Homer lifts the [[Devil's Advocate]] pinball machine that held [[Lenny]], [[Moe]] and [[Carl]] trapped. It is a reference to the 1997 supernatural horror film ''{{W2|The Devil's Advocate|1997 film}}''.
-*Marge is surprised when Bart invites her to his treehouse, and she says that is like {{w|Bruce Wayne}} letting his mother to the "bat club".
+*Marge is surprised when Bart invites her to his treehouse, and she says that is like {{W|Bruce Wayne}} letting his mother to the "bat club".
-*Marge sealed Bart comics in {{w|Mylar}}. The comic she shows to Bart is ''[[Radioactive Man Side-By-Side With Pelé]]'', a reference to the famous Brazilian [[Pelé|football player]], which also has [[Bongo Comics Group]]'s original logo.
+*Marge sealed Bart comics in {{W|Mylar}}. The comic she shows to Bart is ''[[Radioactive Man Side-By-Side With Pelé]]'', a reference to the famous Brazilian [[Pelé|football player]], which also has [[Bongo Comics Group]]'s original logo.
-*The store Marge and Bart go to is called [[The China Syndrome]]. A "{{w|Nuclear meltdown#China syndrome|china syndrome}}" is a catastrophic nuclear accident and a 1979 {{w|The China Syndrome|movie of the same name}}.
+*The store Marge and Bart go to is called [[The China Syndrome]]. A "{{W|Nuclear meltdown#China syndrome|china syndrome}}" is a catastrophic nuclear accident and a 1979 {{W|The China Syndrome|movie of the same name}}.
-*The [[Krusty]] tea pot mentions TV personality [[Mr. T]] and American actress {{w|Linda Gray}}.
+*The [[Krusty]] tea pot mentions TV personality [[Mr. T]] and American actress {{W|Linda Gray}}.
-*Bart and Marge's "The Tea Birds" jackets are a reference to the "T-Birds", a greaser gang in the 1978 film ''{{w2|Grease|film}}'' and its [[Grease 2|sequel]] which wore jackets with the gang name.
+*Bart and Marge's "The Tea Birds" jackets are a reference to the "T-Birds", a greaser gang in the 1978 film ''{{W2|Grease|film}}'' and its [[Grease 2|sequel]] which wore jackets with the gang name.
-[[File:Midnight Cowboy reference.png|250px|thumb|The scene of Marge traveling to [[Miami]] on a bus is a reference to ending of the 1969 film ''{{w|Midnight Cowboy}}'']]
+[[File:Midnight Cowboy reference.png|250px|thumb|The scene of Marge traveling to [[Miami]] on a bus is a reference to ending of the 1969 film ''{{W|Midnight Cowboy}}'']]
-*"Midnight Cowboy" by {{w2|John Barry|composer}} is heard when Marge is walking alone with her tandem bike.
+*"Midnight Cowboy" by {{W2|John Barry|composer}} is heard when Marge is walking alone with her tandem bike.
-**The scene of Marge traveling to [[Miami]] is a reference to ending of the 1969 film ''{{w|Midnight Cowboy}}''.
+**The scene of Marge traveling to [[Miami]] is a reference to ending of the 1969 film ''{{W|Midnight Cowboy}}''.
 *Marge is looking for a duet song at [[The Drunk Paralegal Karaoke Supplier]] and she comes across:
-**"{{w|Just the Two of Us|Grover Washington Jr. song}}", the famous single by {{w|Grover Washington Jr.}} and {{w|Bill Withers}}.
+**"{{W|Just the Two of Us|Grover Washington Jr. song}}", the famous single by {{W|Grover Washington Jr.}} and {{W|Bill Withers}}.
-**"{{w2|You and Me Against the World|song}}", which [[Helen Reddy]] sang with [[Kermit]] in one of ''[[The Muppets]]'' episodes.
+**"{{W2|You and Me Against the World|song}}", which [[Helen Reddy]] sang with [[Kermit]] in one of ''[[The Muppets]]'' episodes.
-**"{{w|Ebony and Ivory}}", the famous single by [[Paul McCartney]] featuring [[Stevie Wonder]]. Which is later sung by [[Seymour]] and [[Agnes]].
+**"{{W|Ebony and Ivory}}", the famous single by [[Paul McCartney]] featuring [[Stevie Wonder]]. Which is later sung by [[Seymour]] and [[Agnes]].
-*At the karaoke night, [[Apu]] sings "{{w|Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?}}" by {{w|Paula Cole}}.
+*At the karaoke night, [[Apu]] sings "{{W|Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?}}" by {{W|Paula Cole}}.
-*[[Jimbo]], [[Dolph]] and [[Kearney]] sing "{{w|My Sharona}}" by {{w|The Knack}}.
+*[[Jimbo]], [[Dolph]] and [[Kearney]] sing "{{W|My Sharona}}" by {{W|The Knack}}.
 == Trivia ==
 *During the talent show, [[Apu]] is singing Paula Cole's "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone".
-*Marge and Bart sing "{{w|Sweet Home Alabama}}" by {{w|Lynyrd Skynyrd}} with alternate lyrics while riding the tandem bicycle, and Marge and Homer also sings the chorus of the song at the end of the episode.
+*Marge and Bart sing "{{W|Sweet Home Alabama}}" by {{W|Lynyrd Skynyrd}} with alternate lyrics while riding the tandem bicycle, and Marge and Homer also sings the chorus of the song at the end of the episode.
-*"{{w|Ebony and Ivory}}" is a duet song by [[Paul McCartney]] and {{w|Stevie Wonder}}.
+*"{{W|Ebony and Ivory}}" is a duet song by [[Paul McCartney]] and {{W|Stevie Wonder}}.
-*In the end, the boys are singing "{{w|My Sharona}}" by {{w|The Knack}}.
+*In the end, the boys are singing "{{W|My Sharona}}" by {{W|The Knack}}.

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 *Marge and Bart sing "{{w|Sweet Home Alabama}}" by {{w|Lynyrd Skynyrd}} with alternate lyrics while riding the tandem bicycle, and Marge and Homer also sings the chorus of the song at the end of the episode.
 *"{{w|Ebony and Ivory}}" is a duet song by [[Paul McCartney]] and {{w|Stevie Wonder}}.
-*In the ending the boys are singing "{{w|My Sharona}}" by {{w|The Knack}}.
+*In the end, the boys are singing "{{w|My Sharona}}" by {{w|The Knack}}.
 == Cultural references ==

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 *During the talent show, [[Apu]] is singing Paula Cole's "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone".
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 *In the ending the boys are singing "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Sharona My Sharona]" by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Knack The Knack].
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 *The store Marge and Bart go to is called "[[The China Syndrome]]". A "china syndrome" is a catastrophic nuclear accident and a 1979 movie of the same name.
 *The Tea Shop Marge and Bart go to, named "[[The Leaf Garrett]] Tea Shop" is a reference to Leif Garrett, a teen idol, actor and singer popular in the 1970s.

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