See Homer Run/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: |song → |See Homer Run

2025-02-21T16:38:33Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: |song → |See Homer Run

MediocreUsername: remove one, the actual lyric is 'I saw the sign' and 'I stole the sign' does not seem to reference it

2025-02-01T19:50:21Z

remove one, the actual lyric is 'I saw the sign' and 'I stole the sign' does not seem to reference it

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Richard Strauss}} → Richard Strauss

2024-04-05T15:04:17Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Richard Strauss}} → Richard Strauss

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SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: Snowball V → Snowball II

2021-12-09T17:07:45Z

‎Trivia: replaced: Snowball V → Snowball II

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: Cape Feare → "Cape Feare", The Girl Who Slept Too Little → "The Girl Who Slept Too Little", Treehouse of Horror XVI → "Treehouse of Horror XVI", Two Bad Neighbors → "[[Two Bad Neigh...

2021-07-31T16:53:58Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Cape Feare → "Cape Feare", The Girl Who Slept Too Little → "The Girl Who Slept Too Little", Treehouse of Horror XVI → "Treehouse of Horror XVI", Two Bad Neighbors → "[[Two Bad Neigh...

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|The Sign (song)|The Sign}} → {{W2|The Sign|song}}

2020-12-12T19:26:11Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|The Sign (song)|The Sign}} → {{W2|The Sign|song}}

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{W|See Arnold Run}}''".
-*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "{{W|Deck the Halls}}", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "{{ap|Joy to the World|song}}" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
+*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "{{W|Deck the Halls}}", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "{{ap|Joy to the World|See Homer Run}}" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
 *When [[Bart]] sees [[The Leather Buddy]], "{{W|Also sprach Zarathustra}}" by [[Richard Strauss]] plays.
 *[[Lisa]] almost gets Homer a T-shirt with a picture of [[Shrek]] on for [[Father's Day]].

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 *[[Moe]] sings "[[Here Comes the Moe]]" to the tune of the "{{W|Bridal Chorus}}" by {{W|Richard Wagner}}.
 *Homer and Lisa go to see the movie ''[[Princess Rock Star]]'', starring [[Eugene Levy]].
 *The bullies stealing ''{{W|The Scream}}'' is a reference to one of ''The Scream'' paintings being stolen from the {{W|Munch Museum}} in 2004.
 *Lisa hurled a {{W|Thermos LLC|Thermos}}-brand {{W|Vacuum flask|thermos}} onto the street.

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 *The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{W|See Arnold Run}}''".
 *[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "{{W|Deck the Halls}}", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "{{ap|Joy to the World|song}}" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
-*When [[Bart]] sees [[The Leather Buddy]], "{{W|Also sprach Zarathustra}}" by {{W|Richard Strauss}} plays.
+*When [[Bart]] sees [[The Leather Buddy]], "{{W|Also sprach Zarathustra}}" by [[Richard Strauss]] plays.
 *[[Lisa]] almost gets Homer a T-shirt with a picture of [[Shrek]] on for [[Father's Day]].
 *Homer says that opening another present would be like following the {{W|London Philharmonic Orchestra}} with [[Jessica Simpson]].

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{W|See Arnold Run}}''".
-*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "[[Homer's Father's Day Song|Deck the Halls]]", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "[[Homer's Father's Day Song|Joy to the World]]" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
+*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "{{W|Deck the Halls}}", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "{{ap|Joy to the World|song}}" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
 *When [[Bart]] sees [[The Leather Buddy]], "{{W|Also sprach Zarathustra}}" by {{W|Richard Strauss}} plays.
 *[[Lisa]] almost gets Homer a T-shirt with a picture of [[Shrek]] on for [[Father's Day]].

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{W|See Arnold Run}}''".
-*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "{{W|Deck the Halls}}", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "[[Joy to the World]]" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
+*[[Homer]] sings the [[Christmas]] carol "[[Homer's Father's Day Song|Deck the Halls]]", written by {{W2|Thomas Oliphant|lyricist}}. He also sings a parody of "[[Homer's Father's Day Song|Joy to the World]]" by {{W|Isaac Watts}}.
 *When [[Bart]] sees [[The Leather Buddy]], "{{W|Also sprach Zarathustra}}" by {{W|Richard Strauss}} plays.
 *[[Lisa]] almost gets Homer a T-shirt with a picture of [[Shrek]] on for [[Father's Day]].

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 *The contents of the [[Leather Buddy multi-function knife]] include: a wrench; an umbrella; a {{W|troll doll}}; a plunger; a remote control; a whisk; a cellphone; a weathervane; a trumpet and finally a gun.
 *[[Homer]] also ran for mayor in an issue of ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'', thought the plots are dissimilar.
-*When Homer steps on [[Snowball V]] and she meows of pain, Homer says: "Sorry, Bart!".
+*When Homer steps on [[Snowball II]] and she meows of pain, Homer says: "Sorry, Bart!".
 *[[Luigi]] was at Homer's press conference, although he was one of the people running for mayor.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{w|See Arnold Run}}''".
+*The title of this episode is a play on the movie about Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign for California governor called "''{{W|See Arnold Run}}''".
-*Bart's line - "I stole the sign!" is a reference to the {{w|Ace of Base}} song "{{W2|The Sign|song}}".
+*Bart's line - "I stole the sign!" is a reference to the {{W|Ace of Base}} song "{{W2|The Sign|song}}".
-*The boys stealing ''{{w|The Scream}}'' is a reference to one of ''The Scream'' paintings being stolen from the Munch Museum in 2004.
+*The boys stealing ''{{W|The Scream}}'' is a reference to one of ''The Scream'' paintings being stolen from the Munch Museum in 2004.
 *Homer and Lisa go to see a movie starring Eugene Levy.
 *2003 California recall election: the Springfield mayoral recall election is an obvious parody of the 2003 California recall election, which saw incumbent governor Gray Davis ousted and replaced by Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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 == Trivia ==
 *This is the first indication (discarding the non-canonical "[[Treehouse of Horror XVI]]") that [[Groundskeeper Willie]] was not actually killed by his cousin's attack several episodes ago in "[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]".
-*None of the candidates win because of less than 5% support. This is in line with "[[Two Bad Neighbors]]", where {{ch|George H. W. Bush}} says that [[Springfield]] has the lowest voter turnout in the country.
+*None of the candidates win because of less than 5% support. This is in line with "[[Two Bad Neighbors]]", where {{Ch|George H. W. Bush}} says that [[Springfield]] has the lowest voter turnout in the country.
 *It is revealed that [[Dolph]] is Jewish and the [[Crazy Cat Lady]]'s real name is Eleanor Abernathy (this name had been revealed before in a prior episode as well).
 *This is the first appearance of both [[J. Loren Pryor|Dr. Loren Pryor]] (the school psychiatrist), and [[Freddy Quimby]] ([[Mayor Quimby]]'s nephew) in many years. The voices of each character are not audibly different from their original forms (particularly Quimby).
 *The stalker-like wedding album scene with [[Moe]] reveals that he is still obsessive for [[Marge]].
-*The contents of the [[Leather Buddy multi-function knife]] include: a wrench; an umbrella; a {{w|troll doll}}; a plunger; a remote control; a whisk; a cellphone; a weathervane; a trumpet and finally a gun.
+*The contents of the [[Leather Buddy multi-function knife]] include: a wrench; an umbrella; a {{W|troll doll}}; a plunger; a remote control; a whisk; a cellphone; a weathervane; a trumpet and finally a gun.
 *[[Homer]] also ran for mayor in an issue of ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'', thought the plots are dissimilar.
 *When Homer steps on [[Snowball V]] and she meows of pain, Homer says: "Sorry, Bart!".

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 *The Station nightclub fire: a pyrotechnics show, which caps Homer's "Safety Salamander" presentation at school, starts the stage curtains on fire, under similar circumstances as the deadly 2003 fire before a ''Great White'' concert at The Station nightclub in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Everyone is able to escape the [[Springfield Elementary School]] fire, however.
 *Homer's line – "This looks like a job for a father trying to win back his daughter's love!" is a play on Superman's signature phrase, "This looks like a job for Superman!"
-*Rainier Wolfcastle's line about his being a son of a Nazi is based on research done where Arnold Shwartzenagger's father is revealed to have been an SS trooper in Nazi-era [[Austria]]. This was also shown in the episode [[Cape Feare]].
+*Rainier Wolfcastle's line about his being a son of a Nazi is based on research done where Arnold Shwartzenagger's father is revealed to have been an SS trooper in Nazi-era [[Austria]]. This was also shown in the episode "[[Cape Feare]]".
 *The title in the News story "The Old Gray Mayor Ain't What He Used to Be", is a reference to the song "The Old Gray Mare Ain't What She used to be".
 *Mayor Quimby's line to the plane pilots while hijacking it ("Take this plane wherever girls are going wild") is a reference to the reality show "''Girls Gone Wild''".