Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore/References - Revision history

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Solar Dragon at 10:59, April 21, 2025

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Simpsons88 at 06:53, April 21, 2025

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CJG00 at 20:11, February 7, 2021

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 *At the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
 **{{Ch|Isabel Sanford}} says that she's {{W|Louise Jefferson|Weezy}} from ''[[The Jeffersons]]'', a character that she portrayed both in ''[[All in the Family]]'' and its spinoff series, ''The Jeffersons''.
-**When introducing a movie, Sanford mentions Italian artist [[Michelangelo]] and American actors {{W|Michael Landon}} and {{W|Beverly D'Angelo}}.
+**When introducing a movie, Sanford mentions Italian artist [[Michelangelo]] and American actors [[Michael Landon]] and [[Beverly D'Angelo]].
 **Among the statues of nosy neighbors:
 ***[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''[[Bewitched]]'', the American fantasy sitcom.

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 *The episode's title is a pun on the 1974 film ''{{W|Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore}}''.
 *[[Nelson]]'s [[Bunny Foofoo]] lunchbox is a reference to "{{W|Little Bunny Foo Foo}}", a children's poem and song.
-*According to Nelson, his [[Mrs. Muntz|mother]] got "too fat" to work at {{W|Hooters}}, the famous American restaurant chain.
+*According to Nelson, his [[Mrs. Muntz|mother]] got "too fat" to work at [[Hooters]], the famous American restaurant chain.
 *The song "[[Toxic Barrel Rolling]]" is sung to the tune of the Western song "{{W2|Rawhide|song}}" by {{W|Dimitri Tiomkin}} and {{W|Ned Washington}}.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] refers to [[Homer]], [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] as "{{W|Snap, Crackle and Pop}}", the cartoon mascots of {{W|Rice Krispies}}, a brand of breakfast cereal marketed by [[Kellogg's]], introduced in 1933.
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 *At the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
 **{{Ch|Isabel Sanford}} says that she's {{W|Louise Jefferson|Weezy}} from ''[[The Jeffersons]]'', a character that she portrayed both in ''[[All in the Family]]'' and its spinoff series, ''The Jeffersons''.
-**When introducing a movie, Sanford mentions Italian artist {{W|Michelangelo}} and American actors {{W|Michael Landon}} and {{W|Beverly D'Angelo}}.
+**When introducing a movie, Sanford mentions Italian artist [[Michelangelo]] and American actors {{W|Michael Landon}} and {{W|Beverly D'Angelo}}.
 **Among the statues of nosy neighbors:
 ***[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''[[Bewitched]]'', the American fantasy sitcom.
-***[[Mr. Roper]] from ''{{W|Three's Company}}'' and the short-lived spin-off ''{{W|The Ropers}}''.
+***[[Mr. Roper]] from ''{{W|Three's Company}}'' and the short-lived spin-off ''[[The Ropers]]''.
 ***[[Ned Flanders]] from ''[[The Simpsons]]'', in a meta-reference.
 **The "Easter Special" is hosted by comedian [[Paul Lynde]], singer [[Helen Reddy]] and the pop band [[Hudson Brothers]]. It features American ventriloquist [[Willie Tyler]] and his puppet {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and famous Romanian retired gymnast [[Nadia Comăneci]].
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 *The idea of Homer panhandling for extra cash is similar to the [[Sherlock Holmes]] short story ''{{W|The Man with the Twisted Lip}}''.
 *Jenny, a friend of Lisa, tells her that American saxophonist {{W|Branford Marsalis}}'s car broke down outside her house and he is {{W|Jam session|jamming}} until his brother and jazz trumpeter, {{W|Wynton Marsalis}}, shows up.
-*Homer talks to the mirror in the same way the {{W|Evil Queen}} uses the {{W2|Magic Mirror|Snow White}} in ''{{W|Snow White}}''.
+*Homer talks to the mirror in the same way the {{W|Evil Queen}} uses the {{W2|Magic Mirror|Snow White}} in ''[[Snow White]]''.
 *One of Homer's hobo aliases is "Mooch-a-lini", a pun on {{W|Benito Mussolini}}.
 *One of Homer's presents for Marge was a [[Bob Seger]] boxed set.
-*Milhouse brought Lisa the [[Capitol City Monopoly]], a version of the famous board game ''{{W2|Monopoly|game}}''.
+*Milhouse brought Lisa the [[Capitol City Monopoly]], a version of the famous board game ''[[Monopoly]]''.
 *The scene on the TV at the end of the episode is ''[[The Beverly Hillbillies]]''. Specifically, it shows {{W|Jethro Bodine}} ({{W|Max Baer Jr.}}) telling the {{W|Daisy Moses|Granny}} ({{W|Irene Ryan}}) that he was going to shoot at some {{W|Viet Cong}} during the {{W|Vietnam War}}.
 *Isabel Sanford remembers [[George Jefferson]], the character portrayed by {{W|Sherman Hemsley}} in ''All in the Family'' and ''The Jeffersons''.

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 *According to Nelson, his [[Mrs. Muntz|mother]] got "too fat" to work at {{W|Hooters}}, the famous American restaurant chain.
 *The song "[[Toxic Barrel Rolling]]" is sung to the tune of the Western song "{{W2|Rawhide|song}}" by {{W|Dimitri Tiomkin}} and {{W|Ned Washington}}.
-*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to [[Homer]], [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] as "{{W|Snap, Crackle and Pop}}", the cartoon mascots of {{W|Rice Krispies}}, a brand of breakfast cereal marketed by [[Kellogg's]],  introduced in 1933.
+*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to [[Homer]], [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] as "{{W|Snap, Crackle and Pop}}", the cartoon mascots of {{W|Rice Krispies}}, a brand of breakfast cereal marketed by [[Kellogg's]], introduced in 1933.
 [[File:Robot B-9 (Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore).png|250px|thumb|The [[Museum of TV and Television]] has several references to American television from the 60s, 70s and 80s, including statues of [[Lancelot Link]] from ''{{W|Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp}}'', [[Robot B-9]] from ''[[Lost in Space]]'', among others]]
 *At the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
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 *Isabel Sanford remembers [[George Jefferson]], the character portrayed by {{W|Sherman Hemsley}} in ''All in the Family'' and ''The Jeffersons''.
 **The {{W|The Jeffersons#Theme song|theme song from ''The Jeffersons''}} by {{W|Ja'Net DuBois}} and {{W|Jeff Barry}} plays over the end credits.
 == Goofs ==
 *After some time when Bart and Lisa were playing, there was nothing on the lawn, then when the camera is inside the house, a trash can lid appeared out of nowhere.
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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode's title is a pun on the 1974 film ''{{W|Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore}}''.
-*When [[Homer]], [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] ride on top the rolling containers of radioactive material, they sing a revised version of TV series Rawhide's theme song.
+*[[Nelson]]'s [[Bunny Foofoo]] lunchbox is a reference to "{{W|Little Bunny Foo Foo}}", a children's poem and song.
-*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to Lenny, Homer, and Carl as "Snap, Crackle, and Pop".
+*According to Nelson, his [[Mrs. Muntz|mother]] got "too fat" to work at {{W|Hooters}}, the famous American restaurant chain.
-*The idea of Homer panhandling for extra cash is similar to the Sherlock Holmes short story ''The Man with the Twisted Lip''.
+*The song "[[Toxic Barrel Rolling]]" is sung to the tune of the Western song "{{W2|Rawhide|song}}" by {{W|Dimitri Tiomkin}} and {{W|Ned Washington}}.
-*While Homer dances in front of [[Moe's Tavern]], the rhythm Homer is humming is "The Streets of Cairo" by Sol Bloom. Later, he sings a butchered version of the song "Mr. Bojangles".
+*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to [[Homer]], [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] as "{{W|Snap, Crackle and Pop}}", the cartoon mascots of {{W|Rice Krispies}}, a brand of breakfast cereal marketed by [[Kellogg's]],  introduced in 1933.
-*The [[Paul Lynde]], [[Helen Reddy]] and [[Hudson Brothers]] Easter Special shows on TV. It has special guests [[Willie Tyler]] and {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and [[Nadia Comăneci]].
+[[File:Robot B-9 (Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore).png|250px|thumb|The [[Museum of TV and Television]] has several references to American television from the 60s, 70s and 80s, including statues of [[Lancelot Link]] from ''{{W|Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp}}'', [[Robot B-9]] from ''[[Lost in Space]]'', among others]]
-*Among the statues of nosy neighbors in the TV Museum are:
+*At the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
-**[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''[[Bewitched]]''.
+**{{Ch|Isabel Sanford}} says that she's {{W|Louise Jefferson|Weezy}} from ''[[The Jeffersons]]'', a character that she portrayed both in ''[[All in the Family]]'' and its spinoff series, ''The Jeffersons''.
-**[[Mr. Roper]] from "Three's Company" and the short-lived spin-off The Ropers.
+**When introducing a movie, Sanford mentions Italian artist {{W|Michelangelo}} and American actors {{W|Michael Landon}} and {{W|Beverly D'Angelo}}.
-**[[Ned Flanders]].
+**Among the statues of nosy neighbors:
-*Milhouse rode around on a statue of [[Robert T. Ironside]] from the TV series ''{{W2|Ironside|1967 TV series}}''.
+***[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''[[Bewitched]]'', the American fantasy sitcom.
-*Statues of [[Lancelot Link]] from ''{{W|Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp}}'', [[Robot B-9]] from ''[[Lost in Space]]'', [[KITT]] from ''{{W|Knight Rider}}'', [[Salem]] from ''{{W2|Sabrina the Teenage Witch|TV series}}'' and [[Mr. Ed]] from ''{{W|Mister Ed}}'' are seen in an exhibit of "Things That Shouldn't Talk, But Do".
+***[[Mr. Roper]] from ''{{W|Three's Company}}'' and the short-lived spin-off ''{{W|The Ropers}}''.
-*In the ''[[Itchy and Scratchy]]'' cartoon, the name of the restaurant, Micky Mao's, is a reference to [[Mickey Mouse]].
+***[[Ned Flanders]] from ''[[The Simpsons]]'', in a meta-reference.
-*The scene on the TV at the end of the episode is ''[[The Beverly Hillbillies]]''.
+**The "Easter Special" is hosted by comedian [[Paul Lynde]], singer [[Helen Reddy]] and the pop band [[Hudson Brothers]]. It features American ventriloquist [[Willie Tyler]] and his puppet {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and famous Romanian retired gymnast [[Nadia Comăneci]].
-*{{Ch|Isabel Sanford}} says that she's Weezy from ''[[The Jeffersons]]''. She later says "[[George Jefferson]], come home, we miss you". The theme for ''The Jeffersons'' then plays over the end credits.
+**[[Milhouse]] rode around on a statue of [[Robert T. Ironside]] from the TV series ''{{W2|Ironside|1967 TV series}}''.
 == Goofs ==

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 *The [[Paul Lynde]], [[Helen Reddy]] and [[Hudson Brothers]] Easter Special shows on TV. It has special guests [[Willie Tyler]] and {{ap|Lester|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore}} and [[Nadia Comăneci]].
 *Among the statues of nosy neighbors in the TV Museum are:
-**[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''{{W|Bewitched}}''.
+**[[Mrs. Kravitz]] from ''[[Bewitched]]''.
 **[[Mr. Roper]] from "Three's Company" and the short-lived spin-off The Ropers.
 **[[Ned Flanders]].