Thank God It's Doomsday/References - Revision history

Snowball II at 01:22, July 22, 2024

2024-07-22T01:22:35Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (19)

2021-10-16T06:23:46Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (19)

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Claude Monet}} → Claude Monet

2021-08-01T13:40:40Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Claude Monet}} → Claude Monet

SolarBot: replaced: {{w|Hair (musical)|Hair}} → {{W2|Hair|musical}} (2), Bette Midler → {{Ch|Bette Midler}} (4)

2020-12-12T21:29:21Z

replaced: {{w|Hair (musical)|Hair}} → {{W2|Hair|musical}} (2), Bette Midler → {{Ch|Bette Midler}} (4)

108.95.180.96: /* Cultural references */

2016-01-03T07:38:12Z

‎Cultural references

Bleedinggumsmurphy1: /* Trivia */

2015-03-14T22:28:18Z

‎Trivia

Nick97 at 05:00, September 13, 2012

2012-09-13T05:00:12Z

68.126.148.113: /* Cultural references */ Corrected restaurant to bar.

2012-09-13T04:58:22Z

‎Cultural references: Corrected restaurant to bar.

68.126.148.113: /* Cultural references */ Updated rest of art references.

2012-09-13T04:56:42Z

‎Cultural references: Updated rest of art references.

68.126.148.113: /* Cultural references */ Added Tokyo Rose ref

2012-09-13T04:28:13Z

‎Cultural references: Added Tokyo Rose ref

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 **The classic {{W|Farrah Fawcett}} poster that sold 12 million copies;
 **The "{{W|Syndics of the Drapers' Guild}}" painting by {{W|Rembrandt}} (also used in Dutch Masters cigar boxes);
-**What appear to be {{W2|Haystacks|Monet}} like those painted by [[Claude Monet]].
+**''{{W|Wheat Fields#June – complementary harvest paintings|Haystacks near a Farm in Provence}}'' by [[Vincent van Gogh]].
 *The song played as Homer enters heaven is "{{W|The Flower Duet}}" from the opera ''{{W|Lakmé}}'' by {{W|Léo Delibes}}.
 *The clock labelled [[Heaven]] is on {{W|UTC}} or UTC+12 relative to the other clocks labelled [[London]], [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]].

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the popular saying, {{w|Thank God It's Friday}}.
+*The title is a reference to the popular saying, {{W|Thank God It's Friday}}.
-*The movie ''[[Left Below]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Left Behind: The Movie}}''.
+*The movie ''[[Left Below]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Left Behind: The Movie}}''.
-*The song playing when Homer is throwing away his books on the Rapture is {{w|Three Dog Night}}'s version of "Easy To Be Hard" from the musical ''{{W2|Hair|musical}}''.
+*The song playing when Homer is throwing away his books on the Rapture is {{W|Three Dog Night}}'s version of "Easy To Be Hard" from the musical ''{{W2|Hair|musical}}''.
-*God's chair is an {{w|Aeron chair}} manufactured by {{w|Herman Miller}}, except that God's chair floats and does not have a base.
+*God's chair is an {{W|Aeron chair}} manufactured by {{W|Herman Miller}}, except that God's chair floats and does not have a base.
-*In heaven, [[Leonardo da Vinci]] is shown drawing, with his left hand, a portrait of [[Dean Martin]] in the style of the {{w|Mona Lisa}}.
+*In heaven, [[Leonardo da Vinci]] is shown drawing, with his left hand, a portrait of [[Dean Martin]] in the style of the {{W|Mona Lisa}}.
 *Among the changing art pictures displayed above the bed in heaven are:
-**A painting of colored rectangles in the style of {{w|Piet Mondrian}};
+**A painting of colored rectangles in the style of {{W|Piet Mondrian}};
-**The classic {{w|Farrah Fawcett}} poster that sold 12 million copies;
+**The classic {{W|Farrah Fawcett}} poster that sold 12 million copies;
-**The "{{w|Syndics of the Drapers' Guild}}" painting by {{w|Rembrandt}} (also used in Dutch Masters cigar boxes);
+**The "{{W|Syndics of the Drapers' Guild}}" painting by {{W|Rembrandt}} (also used in Dutch Masters cigar boxes);
 **What appear to be {{W2|Haystacks|Monet}} like those painted by [[Claude Monet]].
-*The song played as Homer enters heaven is "{{w|The Flower Duet}}" from the opera ''{{w|Lakmé}}'' by {{w|Léo Delibes}}.
+*The song played as Homer enters heaven is "{{W|The Flower Duet}}" from the opera ''{{W|Lakmé}}'' by {{W|Léo Delibes}}.
-*The clock labelled [[Heaven]] is on {{w|UTC}} or UTC+12 relative to the other clocks labelled [[London]], [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]].
+*The clock labelled [[Heaven]] is on {{W|UTC}} or UTC+12 relative to the other clocks labelled [[London]], [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]].
-*God tells Homer that his son, [[Jesus Christ]], went down to Earth and he doesn't know what happened to him, but his son hasn't been the same since. This is a reference to the {{w|Crucifixion of Jesus}}.
+*God tells Homer that his son, [[Jesus Christ]], went down to Earth and he doesn't know what happened to him, but his son hasn't been the same since. This is a reference to the {{W|Crucifixion of Jesus}}.
-*When God turns back time, he exclaims "{{w|Deus ex machina}}", a plot device meaning "God from the machine". It is used ironically since this was the act of the real God to solve an otherwise unsolvable problem, not the god from the mechanical contrivance that ancient Greek dramatists used for the same purpose.
+*When God turns back time, he exclaims "{{W|Deus ex machina}}", a plot device meaning "God from the machine". It is used ironically since this was the act of the real God to solve an otherwise unsolvable problem, not the god from the mechanical contrivance that ancient Greek dramatists used for the same purpose.
-*In the scene at [[Moe's]] at the end of the episode, Homer and his pals are posed to resemble the {{w|Last Supper}} fresco by [[Leonardo da Vinci]], with Homer in the center as [[Jesus]].
+*In the scene at [[Moe's]] at the end of the episode, Homer and his pals are posed to resemble the {{W|Last Supper}} fresco by [[Leonardo da Vinci]], with Homer in the center as [[Jesus]].
-*The skeleton of the crashed [[Duff blimp]], with flames, is a reference to the {{w|Hindenburg Disaster}}.
+*The skeleton of the crashed [[Duff blimp]], with flames, is a reference to the {{W|Hindenburg Disaster}}.
-*[[Moe]]'s sushi bar, "Tokyo Roe's", is a parody of {{w|Tokyo Rose}}, a voice broadcasting Japanese propaganda to Allied soldiers during [[World War II]].
+*[[Moe]]'s sushi bar, "Tokyo Roe's", is a parody of {{W|Tokyo Rose}}, a voice broadcasting Japanese propaganda to Allied soldiers during [[World War II]].
 *[[Krusty]] mentions he doesn't want to die next to [[Kathy Griffin]].

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 **The classic {{w|Farrah Fawcett}} poster that sold 12 million copies;
 **The "{{w|Syndics of the Drapers' Guild}}" painting by {{w|Rembrandt}} (also used in Dutch Masters cigar boxes);
-**What appear to be {{W2|Haystacks|Monet}} like those painted by {{w|Claude Monet}}.
+**What appear to be {{W2|Haystacks|Monet}} like those painted by [[Claude Monet]].
 *The song played as Homer enters heaven is "{{w|The Flower Duet}}" from the opera ''{{w|Lakmé}}'' by {{w|Léo Delibes}}.
 *The clock labelled [[Heaven]] is on {{w|UTC}} or UTC+12 relative to the other clocks labelled [[London]], [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]].

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 *The title is a reference to the popular saying, {{w|Thank God It's Friday}}.
 *The movie ''[[Left Below]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Left Behind: The Movie}}''.
-*The song playing when Homer is throwing away his books on the Rapture is {{w|Three Dog Night}}'s version of "Easy To Be Hard" from the musical ''{{w|Hair (musical)|Hair}}''.
+*The song playing when Homer is throwing away his books on the Rapture is {{w|Three Dog Night}}'s version of "Easy To Be Hard" from the musical ''{{W2|Hair|musical}}''.
 *God's chair is an {{w|Aeron chair}} manufactured by {{w|Herman Miller}}, except that God's chair floats and does not have a base.
 *In heaven, [[Leonardo da Vinci]] is shown drawing, with his left hand, a portrait of [[Dean Martin]] in the style of the {{w|Mona Lisa}}.
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 **The classic {{w|Farrah Fawcett}} poster that sold 12 million copies;
 **The "{{w|Syndics of the Drapers' Guild}}" painting by {{w|Rembrandt}} (also used in Dutch Masters cigar boxes);
-**What appear to be {{w|Haystacks (Monet)|haystacks}} like those painted by {{w|Claude Monet}}.
+**What appear to be {{W2|Haystacks|Monet}} like those painted by {{w|Claude Monet}}.
 *The song played as Homer enters heaven is "{{w|The Flower Duet}}" from the opera ''{{w|Lakmé}}'' by {{w|Léo Delibes}}.
 *The clock labelled [[Heaven]] is on {{w|UTC}} or UTC+12 relative to the other clocks labelled [[London]], [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]].
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 *The cart of wind chimes that [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] back into at the mall carries the sign, "[[Tinkle in the Wind]]".
 *Celebrities in the [[Duff blimp]] include:
-**[[Bette Midler (character)|Bette Midler]]
+**{{Ch|Bette Midler}}
-**[[Ron Howard (character)|Ron Howard]]
+**{{Ch|Ron Howard}}
-**[[David Crosby (character)|David Crosby]]
+**{{Ch|David Crosby}}
-**[[Joan Rivers (character)|Joan Rivers]]
+**{{Ch|Joan Rivers}}
 **[[Rosie O'Donnell]]

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 *The skeleton of the crashed [[Duff blimp]], with flames, is a reference to the {{w|Hindenburg Disaster}}.
 *[[Moe]]'s sushi bar, "Tokyo Roe's", is a parody of {{w|Tokyo Rose}}, a voice broadcasting Japanese propaganda to Allied soldiers during [[World War II]].
 == Trivia ==

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 *[[Homer]] knows the meaning of "eponymous."
 *The cart of wind chimes that [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] back into at the mall carries the sign, "[[Tinkle in the Wind]]".
 == Continuity ==