Old Yeller-Belly/References - Revision history

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Simpsons88: /* Cultural references */

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‎Cultural references

Simpsons88 at 22:14, June 19, 2021

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 *The scene were the Amish build Bart's new treehouse is a reference to the 1985 film ''{{W2|Witness|1985 film}}''.
 *[[Marge]] prefers the Amish over the {{W|Mennonites}}, another Christian group.
-*The [[Homer]] ice sculpture is a reference to {{W|Auguste Rodin}}‘s {{W|The Thinker}}.
+*The [[Homer]] ice sculpture is a reference to {{W|Auguste Rodin}}'s {{W|The Thinker}}.
 *[[Snowball II]] drinks {{W|Kahlúa}}, a coffee liqueur from {{W|Veracruz}}, [[Mexico]], and cream.
 *[[Luigi Risotto]] makes lasagna for Snowball II and mentions that the cat from the newspaper is not funny, referring to ''[[Garfield]]''.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the film about a boy and a stray dog ''{{w2|Old Yeller|film}}'', and to the term "{{w|yellowbelly}}", which means "coward".
+*The title is a reference to the film about a boy and a stray dog ''{{W2|Old Yeller|film}}'', and to the term "{{W|yellowbelly}}", which means "coward".
-*The episode's [[Old Yeller-Belly/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the iconic photograph ''{{w|Lunch atop a Skyscraper}}'' by {{w|Charles Clyde Ebbets}}.
+*The episode's [[Old Yeller-Belly/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the iconic photograph ''{{W|Lunch atop a Skyscraper}}'' by {{W|Charles Clyde Ebbets}}.
-*[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] sing a modified version of the patriotic song "{{w|Battle Hymn of the Republic}}". In the lyrics, the American actor and country music singer [[Jimmy Dean]] is mentioned.
+*[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] sing a modified version of the patriotic song "{{W|Battle Hymn of the Republic}}". In the lyrics, the American actor and country music singer [[Jimmy Dean]] is mentioned.
 [[File:Comic Book Guy's disguises.png|250px|thumb|[[Comic Book Guy]] goes to [[Springfield Dry Cleaners]] to get his disguises of [[Spock]], [[Batman]] and [[Spider-Man]]]]
 *[[Comic Book Guy]] goes to [[Springfield Dry Cleaners]] to get his disguises of [[Spock]], [[Batman]] and [[Spider-Man]]. He also mentions that his Batman suit has been shredded by [[The Riddler]], the supervillain from [[DC Comics]].
-*[[Homer]] mentions famous architect {{w|Frank Lloyd Wright}} after [[Lisa]] questions him for making the plans for a go-kart track instead of a treehouse.
+*[[Homer]] mentions famous architect {{W|Frank Lloyd Wright}} after [[Lisa]] questions him for making the plans for a go-kart track instead of a treehouse.
-*One of the {{w|Amish}} says "to the buggymobile", a reference to "to the batmobile", while the "{{w|Batman Theme}}" by {{w|Neal Hefti}} is heard.
+*One of the {{W|Amish}} says "to the buggymobile", a reference to "to the batmobile", while the "{{W|Batman Theme}}" by {{W|Neal Hefti}} is heard.
-*The scene were the Amish build Bart's new treehouse is a reference to the 1985 film ''{{w2|Witness|1985 film}}''.
+*The scene were the Amish build Bart's new treehouse is a reference to the 1985 film ''{{W2|Witness|1985 film}}''.
-*[[Marge]] prefers the Amish over the {{w|Mennonites}}, another Christian group.
+*[[Marge]] prefers the Amish over the {{W|Mennonites}}, another Christian group.
-*The [[Homer]] ice sculpture is a reference to {{w|Auguste Rodin}}‘s {{w|The Thinker}}.
+*The [[Homer]] ice sculpture is a reference to {{W|Auguste Rodin}}‘s {{W|The Thinker}}.
-*[[Snowball II]] drinks {{w|Kahlúa}}, a coffee liqueur from {{w|Veracruz}}, [[Mexico]], and cream.
+*[[Snowball II]] drinks {{W|Kahlúa}}, a coffee liqueur from {{W|Veracruz}}, [[Mexico]], and cream.
 *[[Luigi Risotto]] makes lasagna for Snowball II and mentions that the cat from the newspaper is not funny, referring to ''[[Garfield]]''.
-*When [[Mayor Quimby]] renames the [[Springfield Dog Park]] to the [[Snowball II Municipal Cat Park]], he says "''Ich bin ein Feline''". This is a reference to ''"{{w|Ich bin ein Berliner}}"'', [[John F. Kennedy]]'s famous speech during the Cold War.
+*When [[Mayor Quimby]] renames the [[Springfield Dog Park]] to the [[Snowball II Municipal Cat Park]], he says "''Ich bin ein Feline''". This is a reference to ''"{{W|Ich bin ein Berliner}}"'', [[John F. Kennedy]]'s famous speech during the Cold War.
 *When Homer is talking to [[Kent Brockman]] about how deep his love for cats is, Homer says that for him "Yusuf Islam will always be [[Cat Stevens]]". The artist adopted the name Yusuf Islam when he converted to Islam in 1977.
 *Kent also mentions the [[Broadway]] musical ''[[Cats]]''.
-[[File:Pyramid game show.png|250px|thumb|A clip of Santa's Little Helper playing the ''{{w2|Pyramid|game show}}'' game show is seen on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'']]
+[[File:Pyramid game show.png|250px|thumb|A clip of Santa's Little Helper playing the ''{{W2|Pyramid|game show}}'' game show is seen on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'']]
 *Lisa wants [[Santa's Little Helper]] to be like [[Rin Tin Tin]], the German Shepherd who became an international star in motion pictures.
-**In the Rin Tin Tin film Lisa plays, the dog bites [[Adolf Hitler]] "right in {{w|the Axis}}".
+**In the Rin Tin Tin film Lisa plays, the dog bites [[Adolf Hitler]] "right in {{W|the Axis}}".
-*When Homer imagines himself traveling on [[Duff]]'s corporate jet, he asks the pilot to take him to {{w|Heidelberg}}, [[Germany]] to attend the [[Oktoberfest]].
+*When Homer imagines himself traveling on [[Duff]]'s corporate jet, he asks the pilot to take him to {{W|Heidelberg}}, [[Germany]] to attend the [[Oktoberfest]].
-*Santa's Little Helper's alter ego "Suds McDuff" is a reference to the old {{w|Bud Light}} mascot {{w|Spuds MacKenzie}}.
+*Santa's Little Helper's alter ego "Suds McDuff" is a reference to the old {{W|Bud Light}} mascot {{W|Spuds MacKenzie}}.
-*"{{w|The Blue Danube}}" by {{w|Johann Strauss II}} is briefly heard during the Duff commercial. The {{w|International Space Station}} appears on the commercial as well.
+*"{{W|The Blue Danube}}" by {{W|Johann Strauss II}} is briefly heard during the Duff commercial. The {{W|International Space Station}} appears on the commercial as well.
 *Marge mentions the fast-food restaurant chain [[Arby's]].
-*Santa's Little Helper is the guest on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'', an American morning talk show. {{ch|Regis Philbin}} orders {{w|Michael Gelman}}, the show executive producer, to roll a clip in which the dog is playing on ''{{w2|Pyramid|game show}}'', an US game show.
+*Santa's Little Helper is the guest on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'', an American morning talk show. {{Ch|Regis Philbin}} orders {{W|Michael Gelman}}, the show executive producer, to roll a clip in which the dog is playing on ''{{W2|Pyramid|game show}}'', an US game show.
-*When [[Les Moore]] makes Santa's Little Helper sign its book "[[I, Suds]]", Marge thinks Moore "exploits his pets worse than Bob Guccione". This is a reference to {{w|Bob Guccione}}, who was the publisher of the magazine ''{{w2|Penthouse|magazine}}'', a competitor of ''[[Playboy]]''. Guccione's "pets" Marge was referring to were the {{w|Penthouse Pets|''Penthouse'' "Pets"}} models from the magazine.
+*When [[Les Moore]] makes Santa's Little Helper sign its book "[[I, Suds]]", Marge thinks Moore "exploits his pets worse than Bob Guccione". This is a reference to {{W|Bob Guccione}}, who was the publisher of the magazine ''{{W2|Penthouse|magazine}}'', a competitor of ''[[Playboy]]''. Guccione's "pets" Marge was referring to were the {{W|Penthouse Pets|''Penthouse'' "Pets"}} models from the magazine.
-*"[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]" is heard when [[Howard K. Duff VIII]] introduces Santa's Little Helper as "King Suds McDuff of Sixpakistan", a play-on {{w|Multi-pack|six-pack}} and [[Pakistan]].
+*"[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]" is heard when [[Howard K. Duff VIII]] introduces Santa's Little Helper as "King Suds McDuff of Sixpakistan", a play-on {{W|Multi-pack|six-pack}} and [[Pakistan]].
 *When the shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first ''{{ap|Jaws|film}}'' movie.

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 *The scene were the Amish build Bart's new treehouse is a reference to the 1985 film ''{{w2|Witness|1985 film}}''.
 *[[Marge]] prefers the Amish over the {{w|Mennonites}}, another Christian group.
 *[[Snowball II]] drinks {{w|Kahlúa}}, a coffee liqueur from {{w|Veracruz}}, [[Mexico]], and cream.
 *[[Luigi Risotto]] makes lasagna for Snowball II and mentions that the cat from the newspaper is not funny, referring to ''[[Garfield]]''.

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 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] sing a modified version of the patriotic song "{{w|Battle Hymn of the Republic}}". In the lyrics, the American actor and country music singer [[Jimmy Dean]] is mentioned.
 [[File:Comic Book Guy's disguises.png|250px|thumb|[[Comic Book Guy]] goes to [[Springfield Dry Cleaners]] to get his disguises of [[Spock]], [[Batman]] and [[Spider-Man]]]]
-*[[Comic Book Guy]] goes to [[Springfield Dry Cleaners]] to get his disguises of [[Spock]], [[Batman]] and [[Spider-Man]]. He also mentions that his Batman suit has been shredded by the {{w|Riddler}}, the supervillain from [[DC Comics]].
+*[[Comic Book Guy]] goes to [[Springfield Dry Cleaners]] to get his disguises of [[Spock]], [[Batman]] and [[Spider-Man]]. He also mentions that his Batman suit has been shredded by [[The Riddler]], the supervillain from [[DC Comics]].
 *[[Homer]] mentions famous architect {{w|Frank Lloyd Wright}} after [[Lisa]] questions him for making the plans for a go-kart track instead of a treehouse.
 *One of the {{w|Amish}} says "to the buggymobile", a reference to "to the batmobile", while the "{{w|Batman Theme}}" by {{w|Neal Hefti}} is heard.
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 *Santa's Little Helper is the guest on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'', an American morning talk show. {{ch|Regis Philbin}} orders {{w|Michael Gelman}}, the show executive producer, to roll a clip in which the dog is playing on ''{{w2|Pyramid|game show}}'', an US game show.
 *When [[Les Moore]] makes Santa's Little Helper sign its book "[[I, Suds]]", Marge thinks Moore "exploits his pets worse than Bob Guccione". This is a reference to {{w|Bob Guccione}}, who was the publisher of the magazine ''{{w2|Penthouse|magazine}}'', a competitor of ''[[Playboy]]''. Guccione's "pets" Marge was referring to were the {{w|Penthouse Pets|''Penthouse'' "Pets"}} models from the magazine.
-*"{{w|The Star-Spangled Banner}}" is heard when [[Howard K. Duff VIII]] introduces Santa's Little Helper as "King Suds McDuff of Sixpakistan", a play-on {{w|Multi-pack|six-pack}} and [[Pakistan]].
+*"[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]" is heard when [[Howard K. Duff VIII]] introduces Santa's Little Helper as "King Suds McDuff of Sixpakistan", a play-on {{w|Multi-pack|six-pack}} and [[Pakistan]].
 *When the shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first ''{{ap|Jaws|film}}'' movie.

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 *When Homer imagines himself traveling on [[Duff]]'s corporate jet, he asks the pilot to take him to {{w|Heidelberg}}, [[Germany]] to attend the [[Oktoberfest]].
 *Santa's Little Helper's alter ego "Suds McDuff" is a reference to the old {{w|Bud Light}} mascot {{w|Spuds MacKenzie}}.
-*"{{w|The Blue Danube}}" by {{w|Johann Strauss II}} is briefly heard during the Duff commercial. The {{w|Internatioanl Space Station}} appears on the commercial as well.
+*"{{w|The Blue Danube}}" by {{w|Johann Strauss II}} is briefly heard during the Duff commercial. The {{w|International Space Station}} appears on the commercial as well.
 *Marge mentions the fast-food restaurant chain [[Arby's]].
 *Santa's Little Helper is the guest on ''[[Live With Regis and Kelly]]'', an American morning talk show. {{ch|Regis Philbin}} orders {{w|Michael Gelman}}, the show executive producer, to roll a clip in which the dog is playing on ''{{w2|Pyramid|game show}}'', an US game show.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*''{{W2|Jaws|film}}'' - When a shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first Jaws movie.
+*''{{ap|Jaws|film}}'' - When a shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first Jaws movie.
 *''[[Garfield]]'' - [[Luigi Risotto]] makes lasagna for [[Snowball II]] and mentions that the cat from the newspaper is not funny.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*''{{w|Jaws (film)|Jaws}}'' - When a shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first Jaws movie.
+*''{{W2|Jaws|film}}'' - When a shark appears, Homer mentions the young naked lady who gets killed in the first Jaws movie.
 *''[[Garfield]]'' - [[Luigi Risotto]] makes lasagna for [[Snowball II]] and mentions that the cat from the newspaper is not funny.
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 == Continuity ==
 *In this episode, Duffman says that his name is Barry. In the comic story ''[[Locked in a Brewery]]'', Duffman is again referred to as Barry, multiple times.
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−	*In this episode, Duffman says that his name is Barry. In the comic story ''[[Locked in a Brewery]]'', Duffman is again ~~refered~~ to as Barry, multiple times.	+	*In this episode, Duffman says that his name is Barry. In the comic story ''[[Locked in a Brewery]]'', Duffman is again referred to as Barry, multiple times.