Super Franchise Me/References - Revision history

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Simpsons88 at 19:44, June 14, 2021

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Simpsons88 at 19:35, June 14, 2021

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Loco87: Reverted edits by 121.220.47.31 (talk) to last revision by Solar Dragon

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121.220.47.31: /* Goofs */

2016-03-25T05:33:12Z

‎Goofs

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205.235.33.2: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the [[Morgan Spurlock]] documentary film ''{{W|Super Size Me}}''.
-[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well]]
+[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well.]]
-*The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track "Tea for the Tillerman" is heard during the couch gag as well.
+*The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track, "Tea for the Tillerman", is heard during the couch gag as well.
 *[[Ned]] has a [[Tom Selleck Moustache Flattener]], a reference to American actor [[Tom Selleck]], who is famous for his moustache.
 *When Flanders disconnects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{W|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{W|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
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 *Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee, a reference to {{W|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
 *The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{W|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{W|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{W|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
 *[[Homer]] says he bankrupted a [[Pizza Hut]] restaurant due to its free refill policy.
 *[[Krusty]] and [[Mr. Teeny]] claimed to have destroyed an [[Arby's]], the American fast food sandwich restaurant, when it came to [[Springfield]].
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 *One of the [[Spuckler children]] is named [[Oxycontin Spuckler|Oxycontin]], such as the common {{W|Oxycodone|drug of abuse}}.
 *Homer and the rest of the Simpsons re-enact the incident leading to {{W|Liebeck v. McDonald's Restaurants}}, a famous 1994 court case where a woman sued McDonalds after spilling hot coffee on herself.
 *The social networks Kinterest and Critter are parodies of [[Pinterest]] and [[Twitter]], respectively.
 *[[Lisa]] orders [[Bart]] to bring a medical kit, but she calls it "one Florence Nightingale in a box". [[Florence Nightingale]] was the founder of modern nursing.

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 *When Flanders disconnects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{W|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{W|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
 *"[[The Beatles]] bunker" is read on one of the labels at Flanders' distribution board.
-*Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee. A reference to {{W|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
+*Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee, a reference to {{W|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
 *The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{W|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{W|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{W|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
 [[File:Super Franchise Me picnic.png|300px|thumb|The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{W|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{W|Georges Seurat}}]]
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 *The song "{{W|Money (That's What I Want)}}" by {{W|Barrett Strong}} is heard when the family is making sandwiches at [[Mother Hubbard's Sandwich Cupboard]].
 *One of the [[Spuckler children]] is named [[Oxycontin Spuckler|Oxycontin]], such as the common {{W|Oxycodone|drug of abuse}}.
 *The social networks Kinterest and Critter are parodies of [[Pinterest]] and [[Twitter]], respectively.
 *[[Lisa]] orders [[Bart]] to bring a medical kit, but she calls it "one Florence Nightingale in a box". [[Florence Nightingale]] was the founder of modern nursing.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the [[Morgan Spurlock]] documentary film ''{{W|Super Size Me}}''.
-[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well]]
+[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well]]
-*The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track "Tea for the Tillerman" is heard during the couch gag as well.
+*The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{W|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track "Tea for the Tillerman" is heard during the couch gag as well.
 *[[Ned]] has a [[Tom Selleck Moustache Flattener]], a reference to American actor [[Tom Selleck]], who is famous for his moustache.
-*When Flanders disconnects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{w|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{w|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
+*When Flanders disconnects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{W|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{W|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
 *"[[The Beatles]] bunker" is read on one of the labels at Flanders' distribution board.
-*Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee. A reference to {{w|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
+*Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee. A reference to {{W|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
-*The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{w|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{w|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{w|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
+*The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{W|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{W|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{W|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
-[[File:Super Franchise Me picnic.png|300px|thumb|The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|Georges Seurat}}]]
+[[File:Super Franchise Me picnic.png|300px|thumb|The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{W|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{W|Georges Seurat}}]]
 *[[Homer]] says he bankrupted a [[Pizza Hut]] restaurant due to its free refill policy.
 *[[Krusty]] and [[Mr. Teeny]] claimed to have destroyed an [[Arby's]], the American fast food sandwich restaurant, when it came to [[Springfield]].
-*[[Gil Gunderson]] says he was "two credits short" at {{w|Southern Illinois University Carbondale|Southern Illinois University}}.
+*[[Gil Gunderson]] says he was "two credits short" at {{W|Southern Illinois University Carbondale|Southern Illinois University}}.
-*Homer mentions {{w|Tony Roma's}}, an American casual dining chain restaurant. He paraphrases it with the metaphor "{{w|Rome wasn't built in a day}}".
+*Homer mentions {{W|Tony Roma's}}, an American casual dining chain restaurant. He paraphrases it with the metaphor "{{W|Rome wasn't built in a day}}".
-*The [[FOX]] logo appears and the {{w|Fox Fanfare|FOX fanfare}} is briefly heard when Marge can not believe corporations only want to make money.
+*The [[FOX]] logo appears and the {{W|Fox Fanfare|FOX fanfare}} is briefly heard when Marge can not believe corporations only want to make money.
-*The song "{{w|Money (That's What I Want)}}" by {{w|Barrett Strong}} is heard when the family is making sandwiches at [[Mother Hubbard's Sandwich Cupboard]].
+*The song "{{W|Money (That's What I Want)}}" by {{W|Barrett Strong}} is heard when the family is making sandwiches at [[Mother Hubbard's Sandwich Cupboard]].
-*One of the [[Spuckler children]] is named [[Oxycontin Spuckler|Oxycontin]], such as the common {{w|Oxycodone|drug of abuse}}.
+*One of the [[Spuckler children]] is named [[Oxycontin Spuckler|Oxycontin]], such as the common {{W|Oxycodone|drug of abuse}}.
 *The social networks Kinterest and Critter are parodies of [[Pinterest]] and [[Twitter]], respectively.
 *[[Lisa]] orders [[Bart]] to bring a medical kit, but she calls it "one Florence Nightingale in a box". [[Florence Nightingale]] was the founder of modern nursing.
-*The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|Georges Seurat}}.
+*The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{W|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{W|Georges Seurat}}.
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the [[Morgan Spurlock]] documentary film ''{{W|Super Size Me}}''.
-[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well]]
+[[File:Couch Gag 338.png|300px|thumb|The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track is heard as well]]
-*The episode [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track "Tea for the Tillerman" is heard during the couch gag as well.
+*The episode's [[Super Franchise Me/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the artwork of the album ''{{w|Tea for the Tillerman}}'' by [[Cat Stevens]]. The title track "Tea for the Tillerman" is heard during the couch gag as well.
 *[[Ned]] has a [[Tom Selleck Moustache Flattener]], a reference to American actor [[Tom Selleck]], who is famous for his moustache.
-*When Flanders disconects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{w|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{w|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
+*When Flanders disconnects every device in his house, he says to his kids "we pulled more plugs than a Dutch doctor". This is a reference to passive {{w|euthanasia}} (also known as "pulling the plug") and {{w|euthanasia in the Netherlands}}.
 *"[[The Beatles]] bunker" is read on one of the labels at Flanders' distribution board.
 *Flanders' freezer "[[Freezerino]]" was made in Okily Dokohama, [[Japan]] near Mount Fu-Gee. A reference to {{w|Yokohama}} and [[Mount Fuji]].
 *The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{w|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{w|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{w|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
-[[File:Super Franchise Me picnic.png|300px|thumb|The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|George Seurat}}]]
+[[File:Super Franchise Me picnic.png|300px|thumb|The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|Georges Seurat}}]]
 *[[Homer]] says he bankrupted a [[Pizza Hut]] restaurant due to its free refill policy.
 *[[Krusty]] and [[Mr. Teeny]] claimed to have destroyed an [[Arby's]], the American fast food sandwich restaurant, when it came to [[Springfield]].
-*[[Gil Gunderson]] says he was "two credits short" at {{w|Southern Illinois University Carbondale}}.
+*[[Gil Gunderson]] says he was "two credits short" at {{w|Southern Illinois University Carbondale|Southern Illinois University}}.
 *Homer mentions {{w|Tony Roma's}}, an American casual dining chain restaurant. He paraphrases it with the metaphor "{{w|Rome wasn't built in a day}}".
 *The [[FOX]] logo appears and the {{w|Fox Fanfare|FOX fanfare}} is briefly heard when Marge can not believe corporations only want to make money.
 *The song "{{w|Money (That's What I Want)}}" by {{w|Barrett Strong}} is heard when the family is making sandwiches at [[Mother Hubbard's Sandwich Cupboard]].
 *One of the [[Spuckler children]] is named [[Oxycontin Spuckler|Oxycontin]], such as the common {{w|Oxycodone|drug of abuse}}.
-*The social networks Kinterest and Critter are parodies of [[Pinterest]] and [[Twitter]].
+*The social networks Kinterest and Critter are parodies of [[Pinterest]] and [[Twitter]], respectively.
 *[[Lisa]] orders [[Bart]] to bring a medical kit, but she calls it "one Florence Nightingale in a box". [[Florence Nightingale]] was the founder of modern nursing.
-*The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|George Seurat}}.
+*The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|Georges Seurat}}.
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the [[Morgan Spurlock]] documentary film ''{{W|Super Size Me}}''.
 *The music played as [[Marge]] makes the sandwiches is "{{w|The Ecstasy of Gold}}" from {{w|Ennio Morricone}}'s soundtrack to ''{{w|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly}}.''
 *The picnic scene is an ''homage'' to the painting ''{{w|A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte}}'' by {{w|George Seurat}}.

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 == Goofs ==
-*[[Edna Krabappel]] is seen walking next to [[Dewey Largo]] at Lake springfield, despite having died in The Man Who Grew Too Much .
+*[[Edna Krabappel]] appears at the end despite being deceased.
 == Continuity ==

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 == Continuity ==
 *One of the rooms labelled on [[Ned]]'s power box is "[[Beatles]] Bunker". ("[[The Bart of War]]")
-*In the [[title screen gag]], [[Mr. Burns]] re-appears as [[Fruit Bat Man]] "[[Dark Knight Court]]" tied to a rope attempting to fly.
+*In the [[title screen gag]], [[Mr. Burns]] re-appears as [[Fruit Bat Man]] ("[[Dark Knight Court]]") tied to a rope attempting to fly.
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