Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield/References - Revision history

SolarBot: replaced: {{W|Playboy Mansion}} → Playboy Mansion, {{W|The New Yorker}} → The New Yorker

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‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), {{Ap| → {{ap|, typos fixed: indians → Indians, replaced: → (6)

Simpsons88 at 18:13, August 31, 2024

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Simpsons88 at 18:08, August 31, 2024

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Simpsons88 at 15:20, August 31, 2024

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CJG00: /* Goofs */

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Stevec: /* Cultural references */Typo and addition

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‎Cultural references: Typo and addition

Effluvium at 19:08, October 17, 2014

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 [[File:Homer as Andy Sipowicz.png|250px|thumb|[[Homer]] wants to go to the [[Springfield Glen Country Club]] dressed as {{W|Andy Sipowicz}}, the main character from ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'', but is not allowed by [[Marge]]]]
 *When Marge tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'' who is usually seen wearing striped ties and short-sleeved shirts.
-*[[Roberta]] orders her steaks through ''{{W|The New Yorker}}'', the popular American magazine.
+*[[Roberta]] orders her steaks through ''[[The New Yorker]]'', the popular American magazine.
 *According to {{ap|Susan|socialite}}, the retail company {{W|L.L.Bean}} and clothing store chain {{W|Eddie Bauer}} are selling her the same honey.
-*Marge compared the country club house to the {{W|Playboy Mansion}}.
+*Marge compared the country club house to the [[Playboy Mansion]].
 *Lisa's line "The rich are different from you and me" is a reference to the line "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me" found in the 1925 novel ''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' by American writer {{W|F. Scott Fitzgerald}}.
 *When Homer takes up golfing, he reads the book titled ''[[The New Our Caddies, Ourselves]]'', which parodies the women's health book ''{{W|Our Bodies, Ourselves}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to the 1989 black comedy film ''{{W|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills}}'', which depicts a series of sexual entanglements and comic confusions between a group of rich [[Beverly Hills]] socialites and their servants.
-*According to [[Lisa]], The Nature Company has a TV assembled by {{W|Hopi}} indians. The Hopi are Native Americans who primarily live in northeastern [[Arizona]].
+*According to [[Lisa]], The Nature Company has a TV assembled by {{W|Hopi}} Indians. The Hopi are Native Americans who primarily live in northeastern [[Arizona]].
 *When [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] look at television sets in the [[Ogdenville Outlet Mall]], the off-brand sets they see include [[Magnetbox]], [[Panaphonics]] and [[Sorny]], which are puns on {{W|Magnavox}}, {{W|Panasonic}} and {{W|Sony}}, respectively.
 *[[Brandine]] works at {{W|Dairy Queen}}, the American multinational fast food chain.
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 *When Marge tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'' who is usually seen wearing striped ties and short-sleeved shirts.
 *[[Roberta]] orders her steaks through ''{{W|The New Yorker}}'', the popular American magazine.
-*According to {{Ap|Susan|socialite}}, the retail company {{W|L.L.Bean}} and clothing store chain {{W|Eddie Bauer}} are selling her the same honey.
+*According to {{ap|Susan|socialite}}, the retail company {{W|L.L.Bean}} and clothing store chain {{W|Eddie Bauer}} are selling her the same honey.
 *Marge compared the country club house to the {{W|Playboy Mansion}}.
 *Lisa's line "The rich are different from you and me" is a reference to the line "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me" found in the 1925 novel ''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' by American writer {{W|F. Scott Fitzgerald}}.

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 *The episode title is a reference to the 1989 black comedy film ''{{W|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills}}'', which depicts a series of sexual entanglements and comic confusions between a group of rich [[Beverly Hills]] socialites and their servants.
 *According to [[Lisa]], The Nature Company has a TV assembled by {{W|Hopi}} indians. The Hopi are Native Americans who primarily live in northeastern [[Arizona]].
-*When [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] look at television sets in the [[Ogdenville Outlet Mall]], the off-brand sets they see include [[Magnetbox]], [[Panaphonics]] and [[Sorny]], puns on {{W|Magnavox}}, {{W|Panasonic}} and {{W|Sony}}, respectively.
+*When [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] look at television sets in the [[Ogdenville Outlet Mall]], the off-brand sets they see include [[Magnetbox]], [[Panaphonics]] and [[Sorny]], which are puns on {{W|Magnavox}}, {{W|Panasonic}} and {{W|Sony}}, respectively.
 *[[Brandine]] works at {{W|Dairy Queen}}, the American multinational fast food chain.
 *[[Marge]] wonders if the dress Lisa found is a real {{W|Chanel}}.
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 **Evelyn owns a {{W|Mercedes-Benz W124}} station wagon.
 [[File:Homer as Andy Sipowicz.png|250px|thumb|[[Homer]] wants to go to the [[Springfield Glen Country Club]] dressed as {{W|Andy Sipowicz}}, the main character from ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'', but is not allowed by [[Marge]]]]
-*When Marge tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'' who usually seen wearing striped ties and short-sleeved shirts.
+*When Marge tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'' who is usually seen wearing striped ties and short-sleeved shirts.
 *[[Roberta]] orders her steaks through ''{{W|The New Yorker}}'', the popular American magazine.
 *According to {{Ap|Susan|socialite}}, the retail company {{W|L.L.Bean}} and clothing store chain {{W|Eddie Bauer}} are selling her the same honey.
 *Marge compared the country club house to the {{W|Playboy Mansion}}.
-*Lisa's line "" is a reference to the line "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me" found in the 1925 novel ''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' by American writer {{W|F. Scott Fitzgerald}}.
+*Lisa's line "The rich are different from you and me" is a reference to the line "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me" found in the 1925 novel ''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' by American writer {{W|F. Scott Fitzgerald}}.
 *When Homer takes up golfing, he reads the book titled ''[[The New Our Caddies, Ourselves]]'', which parodies the women's health book ''{{W|Our Bodies, Ourselves}}''.
 **On the book's cover, two men are holding a sign with the concept "{{W2|Fore|golf}}" written on it. In the real book, ''Our Bodies, Ourselves'', two women are holding a "Woman Unite" sign in the same way.
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 **When Homer tells Marge that [[John F. Kennedy|Kennedy]] and [[Lincoln]] had the same golf handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{W|Lincoln–Kennedy coincidences urban legend|similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] played golf against [[Richard Nixon]] in 1974. A hint to the {{W|Watergate scandal}} is made by Burns when he imitates a worried Nixon.
-*Mr. Burns calls Homer "Steinmetz", in a reference to the American engineer {{W|Charles Proteus Steinmetz}}, when he is thinking too much on which club to choose.
+*Mr. Burns calls Homer "Steinmetz", in a reference to the American engineer {{W|Charles Proteus Steinmetz}}, when Homer is thinking too much about which club to choose.
 *The employee at [[Steppin' Out]] mentions {{W|Sears}}, an American chain of department stores.
 *Marge's line "I wouldn't want to join any club that would have me as a member" is a reference to the phrase "I don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member" by comedian and actor [[Groucho Marx]].

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 *The opera playing on the TV is ''{{W|La traviata}}'' by {{W|Giuseppe Verdi}}, and the aria heard is "Sempre libera".
 *Socialite [[Evelyn Peters]] was about to call the {{W|American Automobile Association}}, also known as the "Triple A", to pump fuel in her car.
-**Evelyn owns a {{W|Mercedes Benz}}.
+**Evelyn owns a {{W|Mercedes-Benz W124}} station wagon.
+[[File:Homer as Andy Sipowicz.png|250px|thumb|[[Homer]] wants to go to the [[Springfield Glen Country Club]] dressed as {{W|Andy Sipowicz}}, the main character from ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'', but is not allowed by [[Marge]]]]
-*When Homer takes up golfing, he reads a book titled ''[[The New Our Caddies, Ourselves]]'', a wordplay on the women's health book ''{{W|Our Bodies, Ourselves}}''.
+*When Marge tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}'' who usually seen wearing striped ties and short-sleeved shirts.
-*When [[Marge]] tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}''.
+*[[Roberta]] orders her steaks through ''{{W|The New Yorker}}'', the popular American magazine.
-*When Homer tells Marge that Kennedy and Lincoln had the same golf handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{W| Lincoln Kennedy coincidences urban legend | similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
+*According to {{Ap|Susan|socialite}}, the retail company {{W|L.L.Bean}} and clothing store chain {{W|Eddie Bauer}} are selling her the same honey.
-*''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' is referenced when Lisa says the line, "the rich are different from you and me" - a direct quote from the novel.
+*Marge compared the country club house to the {{W|Playboy Mansion}}.
-*Marge's line "I wouldn't want to join any club that would have me as a member" is a reference to Groucho Marx and the movie ''{{W|Annie Hall}}''.
+*Lisa's line "" is a reference to the line "Let me tell you about the very rich. They are different from you and me" found in the 1925 novel ''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' by American writer {{W|F. Scott Fitzgerald}}.
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the 1989 {{W|black comedy}} movie ''{{W|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills}}'', which depicts a series of sexual entanglements and comic confusions between a group of rich Beverly Hills socialites and their servants.
+*The episode title is a reference to the 1989 black comedy film ''{{W|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills}}'', which depicts a series of sexual entanglements and comic confusions between a group of rich [[Beverly Hills]] socialites and their servants.
-*When [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] look at television sets in the [[Ogdenville Outlet Mall]], the off-brand sets they see include Magnetbox, Panaphonics and Sorny, puns on respectively {{W|Magnavox}}, {{W|Panasonic}} and {{W|Sony}}.
+*According to [[Lisa]], The Nature Company has a TV assembled by {{W|Hopi}} indians. The Hopi are Native Americans who primarily live in northeastern [[Arizona]].
 *When Homer takes up golfing, he reads a book titled ''[[The New Our Caddies, Ourselves]]'', a wordplay on the women's health book ''{{W|Our Bodies, Ourselves}}''.
 *When [[Marge]] tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{W|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{W|NYPD Blue}}''.
 *When Homer tells Marge that Kennedy and Lincoln had the same golf handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{W| Lincoln Kennedy coincidences urban legend | similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
 *''{{W|The Great Gatsby}}'' is referenced when Lisa says the line, "the rich are different from you and me" - a direct quote from the novel.

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 *When Homer tells Marge that Kennedy and Lincoln had the same golf handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{w| Lincoln Kennedy coincidences urban legend | similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
 *''{{w|The Great Gatsby}}'' is referenced when Lisa says the line, "the rich are different from you and me" - a direct quote from the novel.
-*Marge's line "I wouldn't want to join any club that would have this me as a member" is a reference to the movie ''{{w|Annie Hall}}''.
+*Marge's line "I wouldn't want to join any club that would have me as a member" is a reference to Groucho Marx and the movie ''{{w|Annie Hall}}''.
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
 *When [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] look at television sets in the [[Ogdenville Outlet Mall]], the off-brand sets they see include Magnetbox, Panaphonics and Sorny, puns on respectively {{w|Magnavox}}, {{w|Panasonic}} and {{w|Sony}}.
 *When Homer takes up golfing, he reads a book titled ''[[The New Our Caddies, Ourselves]]'', a wordplay on the women's health book ''{{w|Our Bodies, Ourselves}}''.
 *When [[Marge]] tells Homer not to wear a tie with a short-sleeved shirt, Homer protests that "Sipowicz does it", referring to the character {{w|Andy Sipowicz}} on ''{{w|NYPD Blue}}''.
 *The opera playing on the TV is ''{{w|La Traviata}}'', and the aria is "Sempre libera."
-*When Homer tells Marge that Kennedy and Lincoln had the same [golf] handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{w| Lincoln Kennedy coincidences urban legend | similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
+*When Homer tells Marge that Kennedy and Lincoln had the same golf handicap, it is a reference to the many putative {{w| Lincoln Kennedy coincidences urban legend | similarities between Presidents Lincoln and Kennedy}}.
 == Continuity ==
 *Marge gets her dress at a store in [[Ogdenville]]. Ogdenville was last mentioned in the episode "[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]" in season 4. In that episode, it was one of the places where [[Lyle Lanley]] sold monorails.
-== Goofs ==
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