The Bart Wants What It Wants/References - Revision history

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (2), replaced: → (4)

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

MediocreUsername: Undo revision 1334802 by MediocreUsername (talk) self-revert, could be due to 'Toronto' sounding similar to Spanish

2024-10-18T08:19:05Z

Undo revision 1334802 by MediocreUsername (talk) self-revert, could be due to 'Toronto' sounding similar to Spanish

MediocreUsername: /* Cultural references */

2024-10-18T08:17:49Z

‎Cultural references

Snowball II at 06:53, October 18, 2024

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

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‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (2), == → == (2), == → == (2), * → *

Snowball II at 17:03, January 24, 2024

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Snowball II at 17:29, January 20, 2024

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Snowball II at 17:28, January 20, 2024

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Snowball II at 17:27, January 20, 2024

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: Itchy & Scratchy → The Itchy & Scratchy Show (2), The Itchy & Scratchy Show → ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show'' (2)

2023-09-27T13:26:39Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Itchy & Scratchy → The Itchy & Scratchy Show (2), The Itchy & Scratchy Show → ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show'' (2)

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 *The music playing when the family arrives in [[Toronto]] is "Take Off" by Bob and Doug McKenzie, featuring Rush lead singer, Geddy Lee.
 *[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] saying "Remember when I said I would eat you last? I lied!" to the piece of pie on the dinner table, is a parody of the movie ''{{W2|Commando|1985 film}}'' when Arnold Schwarzenegger says "Remember when I said I would kill you last? I lied!"
-*[[Lisa]]'s determination not to be a "Gamecock" indicates her unwillingness to attend the University of South Carolina, whose mascot is the Gamecocks.
+*Lisa's determination not to be a "Gamecock" indicates her unwillingness to attend the University of South Carolina, whose mascot is the Gamecocks.
 *The "[[Paramountie Studios]]" logo is a parody of Paramount Pictures.
 *[[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] fight with microscopes similar to [[lightsaber]]s from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
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 **Homer says {{W|Canada}} (because he knows Toronto is Canada) is junior America.
 *A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, get off before [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] when the [[First Class Bus Lines]] arrives into Toronto.
-*[[Bigfoot]]'s character design is based on "Harry" from ''{{W|Harry and the Hendersons}}''.
+*Bigfoot's character design is based on "Harry" from ''{{W|Harry and the Hendersons}}''.
-*The bus station has a plaque denoting "Birthplace of [[Paul Shaffer]]." Paul Shaffer was born in [[Toronto]] at {{W2|Mount Sinai Hsopital|Toronto}} which is around the corner from the {{W|Toronto Coach Terminal|Toronto Bus Terminal}} and grew up 855 miles (1376 km) away from [[Toronto]] in {{W|Thunder Bay}}, [[Ontario]].
+*The bus station has a plaque denoting "Birthplace of [[Paul Shaffer]]." Paul Shaffer was born in Toronto at {{W2|Mount Sinai Hsopital|Toronto}} which is around the corner from the {{W|Toronto Coach Terminal|Toronto Bus Terminal}} and grew up 855 miles (1376 km) away from Toronto in {{W|Thunder Bay}}, [[Ontario]].
 == Goofs ==
-*When [[Lisa]] grabs the ball inside Maggie's play pen, she sticks her arms between the bars to pick the toy up. When she lifts the toy out of the play pen, however, she keeps her grip on the ball, meaning that her arms would've went ''through'' the top part of the frame.
+*When Lisa grabs the ball inside Maggie's play pen, she sticks her arms between the bars to pick the toy up. When she lifts the toy out of the play pen, however, she keeps her grip on the ball, meaning that her arms would've went ''through'' the top part of the frame.
 *During the bumper car scene, when Bart targets the kid in the Lexus bumper car, it resembles an LS400; however, as Bart charges towards it, its appearance now resembles the IS300
 *Principal Skinner says the Periodic Table of Elements in his school has 16 elements, "all lanthanides". The lanthanide series only has 15 elements.

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 *The flirtation between Milhouse and Greta Wolfcastle is accompanied by the music "{{W|Use ta Be my Girl}}" by {{W|The O'Jays}} (1978).
 *Bart believes {{W|Toronto}} is in [[Spain]].
 **Homer says {{W|Canada}} (because he knows Toronto is Canada) is junior America.
 *A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, get off before [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] when the [[First Class Bus Lines]] arrives into Toronto.

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 *The flirtation between Milhouse and Greta Wolfcastle is accompanied by the music "{{W|Use ta Be my Girl}}" by {{W|The O'Jays}} (1978).
 *Bart believes {{W|Toronto}} is in [[Spain]].
 **Homer says {{W|Canada}} (because he knows Toronto is Canada) is junior America.
 *A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, get off before [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] when the [[First Class Bus Lines]] arrives into Toronto.

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 *Bart believes {{W|Toronto}} is in [[Spain]].
 **Homer says {{W|Canada}} (because he knows Toronto is Canada) is junior America.
-*A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, gets off the bus that took the Simpsons to Toronto.
+*A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, get off before [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] when the [[First Class Bus Lines]] arrives into Toronto.
 *The bus station has a plaque denoting "Birthplace of [[Paul Shaffer]]." Paul Shaffer was born in [[Toronto]] at {{W2|Mount Sinai Hsopital|Toronto}} which is around the corner from the {{W|Toronto Coach Terminal|Toronto Bus Terminal}} and grew up 855 miles (1376 km) away from [[Toronto]] in {{W|Thunder Bay}}, [[Ontario]].

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 **Homer says {{W|Canada}} (because he knows Toronto is Canada) is junior America.
 *A Mountie, a hockey player, [[Bigfoot]], all Canadian icons, gets off the bus that took the Simpsons to Toronto.
-* The bus station has a plaque denoting "Birthplace of [[Paul Shaffer]]." Paul Shaffer was in [[Toronto]] at {{W2|Mount Sinai Hsopital|Toronto}} which is around the corner from the {{W|Toronto Coach Terminal|Toronto Bus Terminal}} and grew up 855 miles (1376 km) away from [[Toronto]] in {{W|Thunder Bay}}, [[Ontario]].
+*The bus station has a plaque denoting "Birthplace of [[Paul Shaffer]]." Paul Shaffer was born in [[Toronto]] at {{W2|Mount Sinai Hsopital|Toronto}} which is around the corner from the {{W|Toronto Coach Terminal|Toronto Bus Terminal}} and grew up 855 miles (1376 km) away from [[Toronto]] in {{W|Thunder Bay}}, [[Ontario]].
 == Goofs ==

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 *Chef [[Wolfgang Puck]]'s scene is an irony about the top chefs who are always looking for something new for their dishes and who might find the new in the ideas of housewives.
 *The bumper car that Bart gets on is a Mercedes and there are also bumper cars model Jaguar, Porche, Rolls Royce, Lexus and ... an ambulance.
-*When [[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart watch the [[Itchy & Scratchy]] episode DVD content, Itchy says "... You can never get enough takes for [[Steven Soderbergh]] .." (the latter famous director of films often mentioned in the Simpsons episodes) commenting on the scene that the scene of the elephant eating the pieces of Scratchy, suggesting that the director of the episode was him.
+*When [[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart watch the ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode DVD content, Itchy says "... You can never get enough takes for [[Steven Soderbergh]] .." (the latter famous director of films often mentioned in the Simpsons episodes) commenting on the scene that the scene of the elephant eating the pieces of Scratchy, suggesting that the director of the episode was him.
-*At the end of the [[Itchy & Scratchy]] episode "{{W|Baby Elephant Walk}}" by {{W|Henry Mancini}} is played.
+*At the end of the ''The Itchy & Scratchy Show'' episode "{{W|Baby Elephant Walk}}" by {{W|Henry Mancini}} is played.
 *The flirtation between Milhouse and Greta Wolfcastle is accompanied by the music "{{W|Use ta Be my Girl}}" by {{W|The O'Jays}} (1978).
 *Bart believes {{W|Toronto}} is in Spain.