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HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

Bleedinggumsmurphy1: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

Bleedinggumsmurphy1 at 21:24, March 4, 2015

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Gazlene the Pork Girl: I don't think "interestingly" is good enough to describe this situation.

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I don't think "interestingly" is good enough to describe this situation.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the '70s song "{{w|Alone Again (Naturally)}}, as was the title of the previous episode "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]". Both episodes are centered around [[Ned Flanders]].
+*The title is a reference to the '70s song "{{W|Alone Again (Naturally)}}, as was the title of the previous episode "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]". Both episodes are centered around [[Ned Flanders]].
-*The song "[[Oh, Mardi Gras]]" by [[Homer]] is a parody of "{{w|O Tannenbaum}}", a German Christmas song.
+*The song "[[Oh, Mardi Gras]]" by [[Homer]] is a parody of "{{W|O Tannenbaum}}", a German Christmas song.
-*[[Bart]] carries all of Homer's {{w|Zydeco}} records for the [[Mardi Gras]] party. The zydeco music genre evolved in southwest [[Louisiana]] in places like [[New Orleans]], where the Mardi Gras holiday is {{w|Mardi Gras in New Orleans|very popular}}.
+*[[Bart]] carries all of Homer's {{W|Zydeco}} records for the [[Mardi Gras]] party. The zydeco music genre evolved in southwest [[Louisiana]] in places like [[New Orleans]], where the Mardi Gras holiday is {{W|Mardi Gras in New Orleans|very popular}}.
 [[File:No Loan Again, Naturally Wonder Woman costume.png|300px|thumb|[[Homer]] wants [[Ned]] to wear a [[Wonder Woman]] dress for the Mardi Gras party]]
 *When [[Marge]] tells Homer to invite Ned Flanders to the party, Homer says yes, but only if he can wear the costume he provides, which is that of [[Wonder Woman]].
-*An instrumental version of "{{w|When the Saints Go Marching In}}" is heard at the party.
+*An instrumental version of "{{W|When the Saints Go Marching In}}" is heard at the party.
-*Ned wants the party to end as it was already {{w|Ash Wednesday}}. Ash Wednesday falls on the first day of {{w|Lent}}, something that Homer later makes a reference to.
+*Ned wants the party to end as it was already {{W|Ash Wednesday}}. Ash Wednesday falls on the first day of {{W|Lent}}, something that Homer later makes a reference to.
-*[[Countryfine]] is a parody of {{w|Countrywide}}, a British estate agent company.
+*[[Countryfine]] is a parody of {{W|Countrywide}}, a British estate agent company.
-*The moving equipment company [[U-Tote]] is a parody of American {{w|U-Haul}}.
+*The moving equipment company [[U-Tote]] is a parody of American {{W|U-Haul}}.
-*When the Hibberts' ''{{w|au pair}}'', who had a Russian accent, did not like the Simpsons house at all, she compared the guest room at the Hibberts' house to the {{w|Winter Palace}}.
+*When the Hibberts' ''{{W|au pair}}'', who had a Russian accent, did not like the Simpsons house at all, she compared the guest room at the Hibberts' house to the {{W|Winter Palace}}.
-*The Simpsons sing "[[For He's a Fabulous Flanders]]", a modified version of the popular song "{{w|For He's a Jolly Good Fellow}}".
+*The Simpsons sing "[[For He's a Fabulous Flanders]]", a modified version of the popular song "{{W|For He's a Jolly Good Fellow}}".
 *Homer calls himself "Sir Fix-a-Lot", a reference to [[Sir Mix-a-Lot]], when he is about to fix the leaking faucet.
-*Marge sees Ned as a {{w|Genie}}. Ned later appears with a {{w|magic lamp}} he found, a reference to {{w|Aladdin}}.
+*Marge sees Ned as a {{W|Genie}}. Ned later appears with a {{W|magic lamp}} he found, a reference to {{W|Aladdin}}.
-*When Homer criticizes Ned and landlords for their way of living, Homer says Ned spends time in his "Egg McMansion". a reference to McDonald's {{w|Egg McMuffin}}.
+*When Homer criticizes Ned and landlords for their way of living, Homer says Ned spends time in his "Egg McMansion". a reference to McDonald's {{W|Egg McMuffin}}.
-*Homer and Moe mention ''{{w|Dateline NBC}}'' and the {{w|Peabody Award}}.
+*Homer and Moe mention ''{{W|Dateline NBC}}'' and the {{W|Peabody Award}}.
-*A TV expose of Flanders is called "The Evil Ned", a parody of ''{{w|The Evil Dead}}''.
+*A TV expose of Flanders is called "The Evil Ned", a parody of ''{{W|The Evil Dead}}''.
-*Like [[Keith Olbermann]]'s "worst person in the world" in ''{{w|Countdown with Keith Olbermann}}'', [[Kent Brockman]] labels Ned "the worst person who ever lived" on his newscast.
+*Like [[Keith Olbermann]]'s "worst person in the world" in ''{{W|Countdown with Keith Olbermann}}'', [[Kent Brockman]] labels Ned "the worst person who ever lived" on his newscast.
-[[File:Devil Ned Detroit Lions.png|300px|thumb|The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{w|toothbrush moustache}}]]
+[[File:Devil Ned Detroit Lions.png|300px|thumb|The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{W|toothbrush moustache}}]]
-*The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{w|toothbrush moustache}}, normally associated with [[Adolf Hitler]].
+*The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{W|toothbrush moustache}}, normally associated with [[Adolf Hitler]].
-*Marge thinks her family is going to end up homeless like [[Lucille Ball]] in ''{{w|Stone Pillow}}''. This 1985 drama film portrays the life of an old homeless woman in [[New York City]].
+*Marge thinks her family is going to end up homeless like [[Lucille Ball]] in ''{{W|Stone Pillow}}''. This 1985 drama film portrays the life of an old homeless woman in [[New York City]].
 *[[Lisa]]'s gay heroes include [[Billie Jean King]], [[Susan Sontag]], [[Sappho of Lesbos]] and [[Peppermint Patty]].
 *Homer leaves [[Abe|Grampa]] watching a DVD of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] playing and talking about golf. Eisenhower was a golf enthusiast and played frequently during and after his presidency.
-**Eisenhower had an important role during [[World War II]], and in his talk about golf he mentions {{w|George S. Patton|General Patton}}, Nazi general {{w|Albert Kesselring}} and the {{w|Ardennes Forest}}, famous for being the place of the {{w|Battle of the Bulge}}.
+**Eisenhower had an important role during [[World War II]], and in his talk about golf he mentions {{W|George S. Patton|General Patton}}, Nazi general {{W|Albert Kesselring}} and the {{W|Ardennes Forest}}, famous for being the place of the {{W|Battle of the Bulge}}.
-*The scene when Homer says "It could be worse. At least it's not raining" is a reference to the 1974 film ''{{w|Young Frankenstein}}''.
+*The scene when Homer says "It could be worse. At least it's not raining" is a reference to the 1974 film ''{{W|Young Frankenstein}}''.
 *The crazy guy at the homeless shelter mentions [[Amelia Earhart]].
-*Bart is wearing a T-shirt from the charity with the legend "The First [[Hulk]] Movie" (''{{w2|Hulk|film}}'') while Lisa had "The Second Hulk Movie" T-Shirt (''{{w2|The Incredible Hulk|film}}'').
+*Bart is wearing a T-shirt from the charity with the legend "The First [[Hulk]] Movie" (''{{W2|Hulk|film}}'') while Lisa had "The Second Hulk Movie" T-Shirt (''{{W2|The Incredible Hulk|film}}'').
 *[[Nat Gladness]], the new potential renter, mentions American merchant [[John Hancock]].

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 [[File:Devil Ned Detroit Lions.png|300px|thumb|The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{w|toothbrush moustache}}]]
 *The news portray Ned as a devil wearing a "[[Detroit Lions]] Fan" T-shirt with a {{w|toothbrush moustache}}, normally associated with [[Adolf Hitler]].
-*Marge thinks her family is going to end up homeless like {{w|Lucille Ball}} in ''{{w|Stone Pillow}}''. This 1985 drama film portrays the life of an old homeless woman in [[New York City]].
+*Marge thinks her family is going to end up homeless like [[Lucille Ball]] in ''{{w|Stone Pillow}}''. This 1985 drama film portrays the life of an old homeless woman in [[New York City]].
 *[[Lisa]]'s gay heroes include [[Billie Jean King]], [[Susan Sontag]], [[Sappho of Lesbos]] and [[Peppermint Patty]].
 *Homer leaves [[Abe|Grampa]] watching a DVD of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] playing and talking about golf. Eisenhower was a golf enthusiast and played frequently during and after his presidency.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title is a reference to the '70s song "{{w|Alone Again (Naturally)}}, as was the title of the previous episode "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]". Both episodes are centered around [[Ned Flanders]].
-*The song "[[Oh, Mardi Grass]]" by [[Homer]] is a parody of "{{w|O Tannenbaum}}", a German Christmas song.
+*The song "[[Oh, Mardi Gras]]" by [[Homer]] is a parody of "{{w|O Tannenbaum}}", a German Christmas song.
-*[[Bart]] carries all of Homer's {{w|Zydeco}} records for the {{w|Mardi Gras}} party. The zydeco music genre evolved in southwest [[Louisiana]] in places like [[New Orleans]], where the Mardi Gras holiday is {{w|Mardi Gras in New Orleans|very popular}}.
+*[[Bart]] carries all of Homer's {{w|Zydeco}} records for the [[Mardi Gras]] party. The zydeco music genre evolved in southwest [[Louisiana]] in places like [[New Orleans]], where the Mardi Gras holiday is {{w|Mardi Gras in New Orleans|very popular}}.
 [[File:No Loan Again, Naturally Wonder Woman costume.png|300px|thumb|[[Homer]] wants [[Ned]] to wear a [[Wonder Woman]] dress for the Mardi Gras party]]
 *When [[Marge]] tells Homer to invite Ned Flanders to the party, Homer says yes, but only if he can wear the costume he provides, which is that of [[Wonder Woman]].
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 *Homer calls himself "Sir Fix-a-Lot", a reference to [[Sir Mix-a-Lot]], when he is about to fix the leaking faucet.
 *Marge sees Ned as a {{w|Genie}}. Ned later appears with a {{w|magic lamp}} he found, a reference to {{w|Aladdin}}.
-*When Homer criticize Ned and landlords for their way of living, Homer says Ned spends time in his "Egg McMansion". a reference to McDonald's {{w|Egg McMuffin}}.
+*When Homer criticizes Ned and landlords for their way of living, Homer says Ned spends time in his "Egg McMansion". a reference to McDonald's {{w|Egg McMuffin}}.
 *Homer and Moe mention ''{{w|Dateline NBC}}'' and the {{w|Peabody Award}}.
 *A TV expose of Flanders is called "The Evil Ned", a parody of ''{{w|The Evil Dead}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title is a reference to the '70s song "{{w|Alone Again (Naturally)}}, as was the title of the previous episode "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]". Both episodes are centered around [[Ned Flanders]].
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 == Goofs ==
-*When the Mardi Gra party starts [[Agnes Skinner]] is wearing a mermaid outfit then when she emerges from the overturned jester head next morning she is wearing a red dress.
+*When the Mardi Gra party starts, [[Agnes Skinner]] is wearing a mermaid outfit, then when she emerges from the overturned jester head the next morning, she is wearing a red dress.
 *In the shot from the house roof, the overturned jester head disappears.

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 == Goofs ==
 *When the Mardi Gra party starts [[Agnes Skinner]] is wearing a mermaid outfit then when she emerges from the overturned jester head next morning she is wearing a red dress.
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 *The title is a reference to the '70s song "{{w|Alone Again (Naturally)}}, as was the title of the previous episode "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]". Interestingly, both episodes centered around [[Ned Flanders]].
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