Stew Lies/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (2), ’ → ', replaced: → (4)

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‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (2), ’ → ', replaced: → (4)

Simpsons88 at 20:10, May 6, 2025

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Cherryberg: /* Continuity */

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‎Continuity

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: Maximilian → Maximillian (4)

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‎Cultural references: replaced: Maximilian → Maximillian (4)

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Cultural references */

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‎Cultural references

Solar Dragon at 14:06, May 5, 2025

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 *[[Thad Parkour]] is a parody of celebrity chef [[Guy Fieri]].
 *Lisa and [[Bart]] play "{{W|Row, Row, Row Your Boat}}" on the saxophone.
-*[[Luigi]]'s line "We asked: "Could-a we make it?" We never asked "Should-a we make it?"" is a reference to the ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' quote "Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should" by {{W2|Ian Malcolm|Jurassic Park}}.
+*[[Luigi]]'s line "We asked: "Could-a we make it?" We never asked "Should-a we make it?"" is a reference to the ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' quote "Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" by {{W2|Ian Malcolm|Jurassic Park}}.
 *The sign outside [[Springfield General Hospital]] references how people increasingly rely on {{W|WebMD}}, an American corporation which publishes online news and information about human health and well-being.
 *The word "Gewalteintopf" is formed by the German words "gewalt" (violence) and "eintopf" (stew).

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the 1994 action movie "{{W|True Lies}}"
+*The episode title is a reference to the 1994 action movie ''{{W|True Lies}}''.
 *The couch gag is set inside a {{W|Macintosh}} computer.
 *[[Lisa]] does a book report on ''{{W|The Mouse and the Motorcycle}}'' by {{W|Beverly Cleary}}.
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 *Lisa and [[Bart]] play "{{W|Row, Row, Row Your Boat}}" on the saxophone.
 *[[Luigi]]'s line "We asked: "Could-a we make it?" We never asked "Should-a we make it?"" is a reference to the ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' quote "Scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should" by {{W2|Ian Malcolm|Jurassic Park}}.
 *[[Wilhelm von Wonthelm]]'s name is a reference to [[Kaiser Wilhelm II]]. His chef hat also features a similar spike to the ''{{W|Pickelhaube}}'', commonly associated with the {{W|Prussian Army}}.
 *The son swap is a parody of the ''{{W2|Fargo|TV series}}'' episode "{{W|Welcome to the Alternate Economy}}" where the Moskowitz Syndicate and the Milligan Concern traded each other's sons to keep the peace between the two gangs.
 *The name of the restaurant [[Das Food]] is a reference to the German war movie ''[[Das Boot]]''.
 *[[Maximillian von Wonthelm|Maximillian]]'s passion is the {{W|2 tone ska|ska revival}} and he drops his music on {{W|SoundCloud}}.
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 *Thad Parkour steals a recipe from {{Ch|Gordon Ramsay}} on ''[[Kitchen Betrayals!]]''
 **The name of ''Kitchen Betrayals!'' is a reference to ''{{W|Kitchen Nightmares}}'', starring Ramsay.
-*[[Gewalteintopf: The Stew of Violence|The Stew of Violence]]'s recipe was created by real life chefs [[J. Kenji López-Alt]] and [[Deb Perelman]]. A poster for their podcast ''[[The Recipe with Kenji and Deb]]'' appears at the [[Chew Network]]'s studios.
+*[[Gewalteintopf: The Stew of Violence|The Stew of Violence]]'s recipe was created by real life chefs [[J. Kenji López-Alt]] and [[Deb Perelman]]. A poster for their podcast ''[[The Recipe with Kenji and Deb]]'' appears at the [[Chew Network]]'s studios. Other posters include:
-*''[[Pimp My Garage Freezer]]'' is a parody of the TV series ''{{W|Pimp My Ride}}''.
+**''[[Cupcake Cornhole]]'', a reference to {{W|Cornhole}}, the popular lawn game in North America and a pun on ''{{W|Cupcake Wars}}'', the American cooking show.
 *Wilhelm and Maximillian von Wonthelm watch the TV series ''{{W|Hogan's Heroes}}'' on TV. Wilhelm also mentions the character [[Colonel Klink]].
 *[[The Lava Cake Manufactory]] is a reference to the restaurant chain {{W|The Cheesecake Factory}}.

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 *[[Larry]]'s urn is on top of the [[Love Tester]]. ("[[Cremains of the Day]]")
 *[[Homer]] and [[Thad Parkour]] visit [[Fat Tony]] at his [[Fat Tony's compound|compound]]. ("[[Insane Clown Poppy]]")
 *A poster for ''[[Scotty Boom]]'s [[Scotty Boom's Death-Row Bake-Off|Death Row Bake-Off]]'' appears at the Chew Network's studios. ("[['Cue Detective]]")

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 *[[Thad Parkour]] is a parody of celebrity chef [[Guy Fieri]].
 *Lisa and [[Bart]] play "{{W|Row, Row, Row Your Boat}}" on the saxophone.
 *[[Wilhelm von Wonthelm]]'s name is a reference to [[Kaiser Wilhelm II]]. His chef hat also features a similar spike to the ''{{W|Pickelhaube}}'', commonly associated with the {{W|Prussian Army}}.
 *The son swap is a parody of the ''{{W2|Fargo|TV series}}'' episode "{{W|Welcome to the Alternate Economy}}" where the Moskowitz Syndicate and the Milligan Concern traded each other's sons to keep the peace between the two gangs.

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 *[[Thad Parkour]] is a parody of celebrity chef [[Guy Fieri]].
 *Lisa and [[Bart]] play "{{W|Row, Row, Row Your Boat}}" on the saxophone.
 *The name of the restaurant [[Das Food]] is a reference to the German war movie ''[[Das Boot]]''.
 *[[Maximillian von Wonthelm|Maximillian]]'s passion is the {{W|2 tone ska|ska revival}} and he drops his music on {{W|SoundCloud}}.
 *Maximillian's band was paid $50 to perform at the opening of a {{W|Continental AG|Continental Tire}} store.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to the 1994 action movie "{{W|True Lies}}"
 *The couch gag is set inside a {{W|Macintosh}} computer.
 *''[[Dude vs. Food]]'' is a parody of the TV series ''{{W|Man v. Food}}''.
-*Maximilian's passion is the {{W|2 tone ska|ska revival}} and he drops his music on {{W|SoundCloud}}.
+*[[Thad Parkour]] is a parody of celebrity chef [[Guy Fieri]].
 *The Stew of Violence's recipe was created by real life chefs [[J. Kenji López-Alt]] and [[Deb Perelman]]. A poster for their podcast ''[[The Recipe with Kenji and Deb]]'' appears at the [[Chew Network]]'s studios.
-*[[Wilhelm von Wonthelm|Wilhelm]] and [[Maximilian von Wonthelm]] watch the TV series ''{{W|Hogan's Heroes}}'' on TV. Wilhelm also mentions the character [[Colonel Klink]].
+*''[[Pimp My Garage Freezer]]'' is a parody of the TV series ''{{W|Pimp My Ride}}''.
 == Continuity ==
 *[[Homer]] and [[Thad Parkour]] visit [[Fat Tony]] at his [[Fat Tony's compound|compound]]. ("[[Insane Clown Poppy]]")
-*A poster for [[Scotty Boom]]'s Death Row Bake-off appears at the Chew Network's studios. ("[['Cue Detective]]")
+*A poster for ''[[Scotty Boom]]'s [[Scotty Boom's Death-Row Bake-Off|Death Row Bake-Off]]'' appears at the Chew Network's studios. ("[['Cue Detective]]")
 {{Season 36|R}}