My Mother the Carjacker/References - Revision history

Snowball II at 17:51, June 11, 2024

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Snowball II at 17:32, April 29, 2024

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Simpsons88 at 22:14, June 20, 2021

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Simpsons88 at 22:11, June 20, 2021

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Bleedinggumsmurphy1 at 05:59, August 11, 2014

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 == Continuity ==
 *This episode is a sequel to "[[Mother Simpson]]".
 == Goofs ==

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 *[[Clancy Wiggum]] says {{W|Tokyo Rose}} is mopping the floor at [[Overpass Diner]]. Tokyo Rose was a catchphrase for English-speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda during World War II.
 **She also tells one of the policemen that American actor [[Tyrone Power]] was sleeping with his girlfriend. Power was known for having romantic leads in many of the films he starred on.
-[[File:1968 Olympics Black Power salute.png|250px|thumb|The iconic {{W|1968 Olympics Black Power salute|Black Power salute}} of the {{W|1968 Summer Olympics|1968 Olympics}} is seen on the 1960s montage]]
+[[File:1968 Olympics Black Power salute.png|250px|thumb|The iconic {{W|1968 Olympics Black Power salute|Black Power salute}} at the [[1968 Summer Olympics]] is seen on the 1960s montage]]
 *The song "{{W|All Along the Watchtower}}" by [[Jimi Hendrix]] is heard during the 60s montage. The montage includes:
 **Hippies at [[Woodstock Festival]].

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 *In Homer's mind, a character similar to {{W|Clarabelle Cow}} plays "{{W|Twelfth Street Rag}}" on a ukulele.
 *Manny, Joe & Mack from The Zip Boys are a parody of Manny, Moe & Jack from the American automotive aftermarket service chain {{W|Pep Boys}}.
-*Homer wrote a letter to the film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'' and also mentions ''{{ap|Mad Max|franchise}}''.
+*Homer wrote a letter to the film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'' and also mentions ''[[Mad Max]]''.
 *[[Clancy Wiggum]] says {{W|Tokyo Rose}} is mopping the floor at [[Overpass Diner]]. Tokyo Rose was a catchphrase for English-speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda during World War II.
 **She also tells one of the policemen that American actor [[Tyrone Power]] was sleeping with his girlfriend. Power was known for having romantic leads in many of the films he starred on.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of the episode is a pun on ''{{w|My Mother the Car}}'', a comedy TV series which aired for one season in the mid-1960s.
+*The title of the episode is a pun on ''{{W|My Mother the Car}}'', a comedy TV series which aired for one season in the mid-1960s.
-*[[Dr. Hibbert]] wants to trade [[Marge]]'s ''Oops Patrol'' T-shirt for a bag that says "{{w|Prozac}}". Prozac is an antidepressant.
+*[[Dr. Hibbert]] wants to trade [[Marge]]'s ''Oops Patrol'' T-shirt for a bag that says "{{W|Prozac}}". Prozac is an antidepressant.
-*When [[Homer]] wears Marge's T-Shirt, he says "Bless the loom that fruited you". This is a reference to the American clothing company {{w|Fruit of the Loom}}.
+*When [[Homer]] wears Marge's T-Shirt, he says "Bless the loom that fruited you". This is a reference to the American clothing company {{W|Fruit of the Loom}}.
-*Homer shows off his newspaper headlines in the same format [[Jay Leno]] uses for his "{{w2|Headlines|Jay Leno}}" weekly segment on ''{{w|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}''.
+*Homer shows off his newspaper headlines in the same format [[Jay Leno]] uses for his "{{W2|Headlines|Jay Leno}}" weekly segment on ''{{W|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}''.
 *The montage of Homer scanning newspaper stories and seeing words jump out at him is a reference to the film ''{{W2|A Beautiful Mind|film}}''.
-[[File:The Zip Boys.png|250px|thumb|Manny, Joe & Mack from The Zip Boys are a parody of Manny, Moe & Jack from {{w|Pep Boys}}]]
+[[File:The Zip Boys.png|250px|thumb|Manny, Joe & Mack from The Zip Boys are a parody of Manny, Moe & Jack from {{W|Pep Boys}}]]
-*Homer reads a {{w|Ford Festiva}} ad on the newspaper.
+*Homer reads a {{W|Ford Festiva}} ad on the newspaper.
-*In Homer's mind, a character similar to {{w|Clarabelle Cow}} plays "{{w|Twelfth Street Rag}}" on a ukulele.
+*In Homer's mind, a character similar to {{W|Clarabelle Cow}} plays "{{W|Twelfth Street Rag}}" on a ukulele.
-*Manny, Joe & Mack from The Zip Boys are a parody of Manny, Moe & Jack from the American automotive aftermarket service chain {{w|Pep Boys}}.
+*Manny, Joe & Mack from The Zip Boys are a parody of Manny, Moe & Jack from the American automotive aftermarket service chain {{W|Pep Boys}}.
-*Homer wrote a letter to the film ''{{w|Die Hard}}'' and also mentions ''{{ap|Mad Max|franchise}}''.
+*Homer wrote a letter to the film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'' and also mentions ''{{ap|Mad Max|franchise}}''.
-*[[Clancy Wiggum]] says {{w|Tokyo Rose}} is mopping the floor at [[Overpass Diner]]. Tokyo Rose was a catchphrase for English-speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda during World War II.
+*[[Clancy Wiggum]] says {{W|Tokyo Rose}} is mopping the floor at [[Overpass Diner]]. Tokyo Rose was a catchphrase for English-speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda during World War II.
 **She also tells one of the policemen that American actor [[Tyrone Power]] was sleeping with his girlfriend. Power was known for having romantic leads in many of the films he starred on.
-[[File:1968 Olympics Black Power salute.png|250px|thumb|The iconic {{w|1968 Olympics Black Power salute|Black Power salute}} of the {{w|1968 Summer Olympics|1968 Olympics}} is seen on the 1960s montage]]
+[[File:1968 Olympics Black Power salute.png|250px|thumb|The iconic {{W|1968 Olympics Black Power salute|Black Power salute}} of the {{W|1968 Summer Olympics|1968 Olympics}} is seen on the 1960s montage]]
-*The song "{{w|All Along the Watchtower}}" by [[Jimi Hendrix]] is heard during the 60s montage. The montage includes:
+*The song "{{W|All Along the Watchtower}}" by [[Jimi Hendrix]] is heard during the 60s montage. The montage includes:
 **Hippies at [[Woodstock Festival]].
-**{{w|Vietnam War}} and {{ch|Richard Nixon}}.
+**{{W|Vietnam War}} and {{Ch|Richard Nixon}}.
-**{{w|Apollo 11}}'s landing on the moon.
+**{{W|Apollo 11}}'s landing on the moon.
-**The ''{{w2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series from the 1960s, specifically [[Batman]] doing the {{w|Batusi}} dance.
+**The ''{{W2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series from the 1960s, specifically [[Batman]] doing the {{W|Batusi}} dance.
-**The {{w|1968 Olympics Black Power salute}}.
+**The {{W|1968 Olympics Black Power salute}}.
-**''{{w|Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In}}'', with [[John Wayne]] saying one of the show catchphrases "You bet your sweet bippy".
+**''{{W|Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In}}'', with [[John Wayne]] saying one of the show catchphrases "You bet your sweet bippy".
-*[[Sideshow Mel]] describes his time in {{w|Quality Inn}}, one of the brands of the Choice Hotels International.
+*[[Sideshow Mel]] describes his time in {{W|Quality Inn}}, one of the brands of the Choice Hotels International.
-*[[Mr. Burns]] inhales {{w|Ether}}, typically used as an anesthetic.
+*[[Mr. Burns]] inhales {{W|Ether}}, typically used as an anesthetic.
-*When Homer re-enacts scenes from his childhood, the song playing is "{{w|Mother and Child Reunion}}" by [[Paul Simon]].
+*When Homer re-enacts scenes from his childhood, the song playing is "{{W|Mother and Child Reunion}}" by [[Paul Simon]].
-*Mr. Burns mentions the US National Parks of {{w|Acadia National Park|Acadia}} and {{w|Zion National Park|Zion}}. He also reads one of [[Mona]]'s fake names "Anita Bonghit" on a {{w|Yellowstone National Park}} register book.
+*Mr. Burns mentions the US National Parks of {{W|Acadia National Park|Acadia}} and {{W|Zion National Park|Zion}}. He also reads one of [[Mona]]'s fake names "Anita Bonghit" on a {{W|Yellowstone National Park}} register book.
 *The song playing during the picture montage is "{{W2|Mother|John Lennon song}}" by [[John Lennon]].
-*Mona and the convicts sing "{{w|I Fought the Law}}" by {{w|The Crickets}}.
+*Mona and the convicts sing "{{W|I Fought the Law}}" by {{W|The Crickets}}.
-*Homer wants to hide Mona at {{w|Disney's California Adventure}}. This is a reference to how the park had poor attendance during its opening year, which even caused Disney to lower ticket prices.
+*Homer wants to hide Mona at {{W|Disney's California Adventure}}. This is a reference to how the park had poor attendance during its opening year, which even caused Disney to lower ticket prices.
-*Chief Wiggum compares [[Lou]] with French novelist {{w|Jules Verne}} when Lou suggest Mona could scape using a hot air ballon, a reference to Verne's adventure novel ''{{w|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}''.
+*Chief Wiggum compares [[Lou]] with French novelist {{W|Jules Verne}} when Lou suggest Mona could scape using a hot air ballon, a reference to Verne's adventure novel ''{{W|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}''.
 == Continuity ==

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of the episode is a pun on ''{{w|My Mother the Car}}'', a comedy TV series which aired for one season in the mid-1960s.
-*[[Dr. Hibbert]] wants to exchange [[Marge]]'s ''Oops Patrol'' T-shirt for a bag that says {{w|Prozac}}, an antidepressant.
+*[[Dr. Hibbert]] wants to trade [[Marge]]'s ''Oops Patrol'' T-shirt for a bag that says "{{w|Prozac}}". Prozac is an antidepressant.
 *When [[Homer]] wears Marge's T-Shirt, he says "Bless the loom that fruited you". This is a reference to the American clothing company {{w|Fruit of the Loom}}.
 *Homer shows off his newspaper headlines in the same format [[Jay Leno]] uses for his "{{w2|Headlines|Jay Leno}}" weekly segment on ''{{w|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}''.

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 == Goofs ==
-[[File:5231.jpg|thumb|Two prisoner 5231s]]
+[[File:5231.png|thumb|Two prisoner 5231s]]
 *At the end of the episode, when Homer is looking for another message to see if his mother is really alive, Marge says it's 2 in the morning. However, the clock says 9 pm.
 *Two prisoners in the jail both have the number 5231's in their name blank.

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	== Goofs ==		== Goofs ==
		+	[[File:5231.jpg\|thumb\|Two prisoner 5231s]]
	*At the end of the episode, when Homer is looking for another message to see if his mother is really alive, Marge says it's 2 in the morning. However, the clock says 9 pm.		*At the end of the episode, when Homer is looking for another message to see if his mother is really alive, Marge says it's 2 in the morning. However, the clock says 9 pm.
		+	*Two prisoners in the jail both have the number 5231's in their name blank.