Moonshine River/References - Revision history

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‎Goofs

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‎Trivia

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 == Trivia ==
 *The items in Bart's box of "precious junk" include:
 **Photos of his old girlfriends
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 == Continuity ==
 *Bart's previous girlfriends:
 **[[Jessica Lovejoy]] ("[[Bart's Girlfriend]]")

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 == Trivia ==
 *The items in Bart's box of "precious junk" include:
 **Photos of his old girlfriends

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 **While Mary's parents are trying to marry her off, in the movie Holly was a child bride from Tulip, [[Texas]] and much like Mary Holly runs away to New York to set up a new life as a sophisticated actress in New York. Mary's father [[Cletus]] comes to get her back home, it's Holly's estranged husband in the film. Cletus in New York is wearing the same outfit as Holly's estranged husband.
 *In Mary's apartment is someone called H. Golightly, a reference to Holly Golightly, the protagonist of the novella ''{{W2|Breakfast at Tiffany's|novella}}'', from which a film adaptation was made, starring {{W|Audrey Hepburn}} as the protagonist; Hepburn sang "Moon River" in the film.
-*The crowd shot as Bart and Homer run through the subway station is a reference to the 1950 painting ''[http://whitney.org/collection/works/3052 The Subway]'' by {{w|George Tooker}}.
+*The crowd shot as Bart and Homer run through the subway station is a reference to the 1950 painting ''[http://whitney.org/collection/works/3052 The Subway]'' by {{W|George Tooker}}.
 *The couch gag is a reference to the ''[[The Longest Daycare]]''.
 *''[[Pappa Pia!]]'' is a reference to the musical ''{{W|Mamma Mia!}}''.

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 ***In one, she is wearing the same black dress and hat with the white ribbon around the hat.
 ***While playing guitar, Mary is dressed similarly to Holly while she plays guitar, albeit with a red bandana as opposed to Holly's white.
-**In the film, Holly left her "family" to set up a new life in New York, much like Mary does here, though her dad comes to get her, not her husband like in the film.
+**While Mary's parents are trying to marry her off, in the movie Holly was a child bride from Tulip, [[Texas]] and much like Mary Holly runs away to New York to set up a new life as a sophisticated actress in New York. Mary's father [[Cletus]] comes to get her back home, it's Holly's estranged husband in the film. Cletus in New York is wearing the same outfit as Holly's estranged husband.
 *In Mary's apartment is someone called H. Golightly, a reference to Holly Golightly, the protagonist of the novella ''{{W2|Breakfast at Tiffany's|novella}}'', from which a film adaptation was made, starring {{W|Audrey Hepburn}} as the protagonist; Hepburn sang "Moon River" in the film.
 *The couch gag is a reference to the ''[[The Longest Daycare]]''.
 *''[[Pappa Pia!]]'' is a reference to the musical ''{{W|Mamma Mia!}}''.

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 == Goofs ==
 *In the queue for the ''Romeo and Juliet'' play, many of the people standing in line appear in the line more than once.
 *The animation of the Simpsons in the couch gag contest notification segment is a bit off-model, one error being that in most shots, Bart's head is too tall. This could explain that this segment was rushed to be put in the season premiere.

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 **[[Mary Spuckler]]
 **H. Golightly
-**"{{W2|Popeye Doyle|}}
+**{{W|Popeye Doyle}}
 *"Moonshine River" and "[[Homer at the Bat]]" currently hold the record for highest number of guest stars in one episode, with eleven.
 *This episode premiered in Australia on February 10, 2013 at 6pm local time on {{W|Network 10|TEN}}.