No Good Read Goes Unpunished/References - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 12:02, July 29, 2024

2024-07-29T12:02:31Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{Ap| → {{ap|

2024-07-29T12:01:19Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{Ap| → {{ap|

Simpsons88 at 20:29, June 23, 2024

2024-06-23T20:29:28Z

Simpsons88 at 18:32, June 23, 2024

2024-06-23T18:32:21Z

Simpsons88 at 09:08, June 23, 2024

2024-06-23T09:08:18Z

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Harold Lloyd

2023-08-31T23:26:12Z

‎Cultural references: Harold Lloyd

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Barnes & Noble Nook

2022-12-20T02:51:18Z

‎Cultural references: Barnes & Noble Nook

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Clarified it's just the title of the book

2022-12-20T02:45:26Z

‎Cultural references: Clarified it's just the title of the book

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ corrected "Far Right" to "Religious Right"

2022-12-20T02:43:02Z

‎Cultural references: corrected "Far Right" to "Religious Right"

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Frances Hodgson Burnett

2022-12-20T01:39:26Z

‎Cultural references: Frances Hodgson Burnett

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 *In Marge's modified version of ''The Princess in the Garden'' the protagonist {{ap|Clara|No Good Read Goes Unpunished}} is fighting for the {{W|net neutrality}}, the principle that Internet service providers must treat all Internet communications equally.
 *The scene with Lisa and [[Apu]]'s framed picture in her bedroom references the problems described in the documentary ''{{W|The Problem with Apu}}'' stating he's a tired racist stereotype. It was criticized by many people including the documentary's writer {{W|Hari Kondabolu}}.
-*At the [[Tunnelcraft-Con]], the logo of [[Grand Theft Walrus]] is a parody of {{W|Grand Theft Auto}}.
+*At the [[Tunnelcraft-Con]], the logo of ''[[Grand Theft Walrus]]'' is a parody of ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]''.
 *When [[Daniel Radcliffe]]'s identity is revealed, a character says "He knows {{W|Rupert Grint}}". Rupert Grint is the actor who portrayed {{W|Ronald Weasley}} in the ''[[Harry Potter]]'' films, working many years alongside Radcliffe.
 *One of the professors at the university is ready to talk about famous writer [[Lewis Carroll]] after drinking a bottle of scotch.

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 [[File:Drake's Cakes.png|300px|thumb|[[Bart]] threatens [[Homer]] with revealing his secret stash of {{W|Drake's Cakes}}]]
 *Homer hides a stash of {{W|Drake's Cakes}}.
-*In Marge's modified version of ''The Princess in the Garden'' the protagonist {{Ap|Clara|No Good Read Goes Unpunished}} is fighting for the {{W|net neutrality}}, the principle that Internet service providers must treat all Internet communications equally.
+*In Marge's modified version of ''The Princess in the Garden'' the protagonist {{ap|Clara|No Good Read Goes Unpunished}} is fighting for the {{W|net neutrality}}, the principle that Internet service providers must treat all Internet communications equally.
 *The scene with Lisa and [[Apu]]'s framed picture in her bedroom references the problems described in the documentary ''{{W|The Problem with Apu}}'' stating he's a tired racist stereotype. It was criticized by many people including the documentary's writer {{W|Hari Kondabolu}}.
 *At the [[Tunnelcraft-Con]], the logo of [[Grand Theft Walrus]] is a parody of {{W|Grand Theft Auto}}.

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 *Homer mentions the {{W|Pillsbury Doughboy}} when he is acting like [[Ned Flanders]].
 *The man tightrope walking on the clothesline at Silent Movie Night is {{W|Harold Lloyd}}.
-*Flanders's country song "[[Now It's Time to Say Goodbye]]" is a parody of the closing theme of the 1966 series ''{{W|The Beverly Hillbillies}}''.
+*Flanders' country songs "[[Cripple Creek]]" and "[[Now It's Time to Say Goodbye]]" are a parody of the closing theme of the 1966 series ''{{W|The Beverly Hillbillies}}''.
 == Continuity ==

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 *[[Milhouse]] is reading [[Mary-Kate Olsen|Mary-Kate]] and [[Ashley Olsen]]'s ''[[Bye-Bye Boyfriend]]'' and says he has read all of their books.
 *The name "Heloise Hodgeson Burwell" is modeled on that of children's author {{W|Frances Hodgson Burnett}}.
-**The title of Burwell's book ''The Princess in the Garden'' is modeled on the titles of Burnett's two most famous works, ''{{W|A Little Princess}}'' and ''{{W|The Secret Garden}}''.
+**The title of Burwell's book ''[[The Princess in the Garden]]'' is modeled on the titles of Burnett's two most famous works, ''{{W|A Little Princess}}'' and ''{{W|The Secret Garden}}''.
 *English novelist [[Rudyard Kipling]] appears in Marge's dream and tells her to read his first draft of ''{{W|The Jungle Book}}''.
 *The scene with Lisa and [[Apu]]'s framed picture in her bedroom references the problems described in the documentary ''{{W|The Problem with Apu}}'' stating he's a tired racist stereotype. It was criticized by many people including the documentary's writer {{W|Hari Kondabolu}}.
 *The man tightrope walking on the clothesline at Silent Movie Night is {{W|Harold Lloyd}}.
 == Continuity ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of the episode is a reference to the proverb [[wikt:no good deed goes unpunished|no good deed goes unpunished]].
+*The title of the episode is a reference to the proverb "[[wikt:no good deed goes unpunished|no good deed goes unpunished]]".
 *Bart references the movie ''{{W2|April Showers|2009 film}}'' in the blackboard text.
-*The [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show|Itchy & Scratchy]] Marathon #everyslaughterever airs on [[FXX]]. This is a reference to the 12-day marathon [[Every.Simpsons.Ever.]] done by the channel on 2014.
+*The [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show|Itchy & Scratchy]] Marathon #everyslaughterever airs on [[FXX]]. This is a reference to the 12-day marathon [[Every.Simpsons.Ever.]] done by the channel in 2014.
 **The story of the [[Leave It To Cleaver|episode]] is a reference to the movie ''{{W2|Leave It to Beaver|film}}''.
 **{{W|Roman Meal}}'s [[Cream of Rye]] is the sponsor of the episode.
 *[[Amazon Alexa]] is used by a customer at [[Bookaccino's]] to order books.
 *The Bookaccino Niche is a parody of the {{W|Barnes & Noble Nook}}.
 *[[Homer]] hands [[Bart]] the first novel of ''[[Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants]]'', [[Maggie]] the book ''[[In Cold Blood]]'' by {{W|Truman Capote}}, and [[Lisa]] the book ''[[With No Apologies]]'' by [[Barry Goldwater]].
 **Lisa is surprised to read that Goldwater opposed the {{W|Christian right|Religious Right}}.
 *Lisa is holding the book ''[[The Death of Ivan Ilyich]]'' by [[Leo Tolstoy]].
 *[[The Old Springfield Book Nook]]'s owner hands Bart ''[[The Art of War]]'' by [[Sun Tzu]].
 *[[Milhouse]] is reading [[Mary-Kate Olsen|Mary-Kate]] and [[Ashley Olsen]]'s ''[[Bye-Bye Boyfriend]]'' and says he has read all of their books.
 *The scene with Lisa and [[Apu]]'s framed picture in her bedroom references the problems described in the documentary ''{{W|The Problem with Apu}}'' stating he's a tired racist stereotype. It was criticized by many people including the documentary's writer {{W|Hari Kondabolu}}.
 *The man tightrope walking on the clothesline at Silent Movie Night is {{W|Harold Lloyd}}.

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 *[[Homer]] hands [[Bart]] the first novel of ''[[Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants]]'', [[Maggie]] the book ''[[In Cold Blood]]'' by {{W|Truman Capote}}, and [[Lisa]] the book ''[[With No Apologies]]'' by [[Barry Goldwater]].
 **Lisa is surprised to read that Goldwater opposed the {{W|Far-right politics|Far Right}}.
 *Lisa is holding the book ''[[The Death of Ivan Ilyich]]'' by [[Leo Tolstoy]].
 *[[TunnelCraft]] is a parody of ''[[Minecraft]]''.