The Canine Mutiny/References - Revision history

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2024-08-21T15:01:20Z

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2024-07-29T21:12:09Z

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Simpsons88 at 09:17, June 9, 2024

2024-06-09T09:17:56Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), == → == (4), == → == (4), {{ch| → {{Ch|

2023-10-05T17:26:40Z

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Lassie}} → Lassie, {{W|The New Yorker}} → The New Yorker

2023-09-26T13:02:57Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Lassie}} → Lassie, {{W|The New Yorker}} → The New Yorker

Simpsons88 at 12:53, September 3, 2023

2023-09-03T12:53:23Z

Simpsons88 at 13:59, September 2, 2023

2023-09-02T13:59:20Z

194.168.147.165 at 08:49, August 20, 2022

2022-08-20T08:49:16Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Yale University}} → Yale University

2021-10-16T14:24:23Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Yale University}} → Yale University

CJG00 at 05:11, February 6, 2021

2021-02-06T05:11:54Z

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 *On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''[[The New Yorker]]'' subscription department.
 [[File:Polly.png|250px|thumb|The dead parrot {{ap|Polly|The Canine Mutiny}} parodies the "{{W|Dead Parrot sketch}}" in ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''' episode "Full Frontal Nudity"]]
-*Bart answers the phone in bed similar to [[Jay Sherman]] in ''{{W|The Critic}}''.
+*Bart answers the phone in bed similar to [[Jay Sherman]] in ''[[The Critic]]''.
 *The comic ''[[Zoidzilla]]'' is a parody of ''[[Godzilla]]''.
 *According to [[Comic Book Guy]], on Volume II of ''[[The Radioactive Man Collection]]'', {{Ch|Radioactive Man}} travels back in time to defeat [[Jesse Owens]] in the {{W|1936 Summer Olympics}}. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events, and became the most successful athlete to compete in [[Berlin]].

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 *[[Homer]] gets an edition of {{W|CARtoons Magazine}} and its cover is done in the style of {{W|Ed "Big Daddy" Roth}}.
 *On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''[[The New Yorker]]'' subscription department.
-[[File:Polly.png|250px|thumb|The dead parrot {{Ap|Polly|The Canine Mutiny}} parodies the "{{W|Dead Parrot sketch}}" in ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''' episode "Full Frontal Nudity"]]
+[[File:Polly.png|250px|thumb|The dead parrot {{ap|Polly|The Canine Mutiny}} parodies the "{{W|Dead Parrot sketch}}" in ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''' episode "Full Frontal Nudity"]]
 *Bart answers the phone in bed similar to [[Jay Sherman]] in ''{{W|The Critic}}''.
 *The comic ''[[Zoidzilla]]'' is a parody of ''[[Godzilla]]''.
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 *The design of the [[Repo Depot]] is based very loosely on the repossession agency from the 1984 film ''{{W2|Repo Man|film}}''.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] suggests Laddie was in {{W|Skull and Bones}}, an elite secret society at [[Yale University]].
-*[[Mr. Mitchell]] has a dead parrot, {{Ap|Polly|The Canine Mutiny}}, that he believes to be still alive. This is a parody of ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''' episode "Full Frontal Nudity" (specifically the "{{W|Dead Parrot sketch}}") where Mr Praline ({{W|John Cleese}}) attempts to return his dead Norwegian Blue parrot, also named Polly, to the shopkeeper ({{W|Michael Palin}}).
+*[[Mr. Mitchell]] has a dead parrot, {{ap|Polly|The Canine Mutiny}}, that he believes to be still alive. This is a parody of ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''' episode "Full Frontal Nudity" (specifically the "{{W|Dead Parrot sketch}}") where Mr Praline ({{W|John Cleese}}) attempts to return his dead Norwegian Blue parrot, also named Polly, to the shopkeeper ({{W|Michael Palin}}).
 *''{{W|Jamming}}'' by {{W|Bob Marley}} plays at the end of the episode and during the closing credits.

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 *[[Homer]] gets an edition of {{W|CARtoons Magazine}} and its cover is done in the style of {{W|Ed "Big Daddy" Roth}}.
 *On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''[[The New Yorker]]'' subscription department.
 *The comic ''[[Zoidzilla]]'' is a parody of ''[[Godzilla]]''.
 *According to [[Comic Book Guy]], on Volume II of ''[[The Radioactive Man Collection]]'', {{Ch|Radioactive Man}} travels back in time to defeat [[Jesse Owens]] in the {{W|1936 Summer Olympics}}. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events, and became the most successful athlete to compete in [[Berlin]].
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 *The dog [[Laddie]] is a riff on [[Lassie]]'s name, appearance and uncanny intelligence.
 *[[Lisa]] mentions {{W|Pep Boys}} and {{W|Beverly Sills}}.
-*The design of the Repo Depot is based very loosely on the repossession agency from the 1984 film ''{{W2|Repo Man|film}}''.
+*The design of the [[Repo Depot]] is based very loosely on the repossession agency from the 1984 film ''{{W2|Repo Man|film}}''.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] suggests Laddie was in {{W|Skull and Bones}}, an elite secret society at [[Yale University]].
 *''{{W|Jamming}}'' by {{W|Bob Marley}} plays at the end of the episode and during the closing credits.
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 *After [[Maggie]] has oatmeal dumped on her head and Homer puts her back in the high chair, the oatmeal is gone.
 *[[Chief Wiggum]] kicks down the blind man's door. But when the shot moves to outside the house as the other officers arrive the door is back in place, and merely opened.
 *At the heroic dog scene, Laddie is not wearing a collar, however when he receives the medal he is wearing it.
 *The fence at the blind man's house is gray in close-ups but black in other shots.

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 *On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''[[The New Yorker]]'' subscription department.
 *The comic ''[[Zoidzilla]]'' is a parody of ''[[Godzilla]]''.
-*According to [[Comic Book Guy]], on Volume II of ''[[The Radioactive Man Collection]]'', {{ch|Radioactive Man}} travels back in time to defeat [[Jesse Owens]] in the {{W|1936 Summer Olympics}}. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events, and became the most successful athlete to compete in [[Berlin]].
+*According to [[Comic Book Guy]], on Volume II of ''[[The Radioactive Man Collection]]'', {{Ch|Radioactive Man}} travels back in time to defeat [[Jesse Owens]] in the {{W|1936 Summer Olympics}}. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events, and became the most successful athlete to compete in [[Berlin]].
 *"{{W|You Really Got Me}}" by [[The Kinks]] is heard on the frying pan radio.
 *The dog [[Laddie]] is a riff on [[Lassie]]'s name, appearance and uncanny intelligence.

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 *The episode's name is a play on the classic maritime novel and war film ''{{W|The Caine Mutiny}}''.
 *[[Homer]] gets an edition of {{W|CARtoons Magazine}} and its cover is done in the style of {{W|Ed "Big Daddy" Roth}}.
-*On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''{{W|The New Yorker}}'' subscription department.
+*On the mail, the Simpsons receive a rejection letter from ''[[The New Yorker]]'' subscription department.
 *The comic ''[[Zoidzilla]]'' is a parody of ''[[Godzilla]]''.
 *According to [[Comic Book Guy]], on Volume II of ''[[The Radioactive Man Collection]]'', {{ch|Radioactive Man}} travels back in time to defeat [[Jesse Owens]] in the {{W|1936 Summer Olympics}}. American athlete Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the sprint and long jump events, and became the most successful athlete to compete in [[Berlin]].
 *"{{W|You Really Got Me}}" by [[The Kinks]] is heard on the frying pan radio.
-*The dog [[Laddie]] is a riff on {{W|Lassie}}'s name, appearance and uncanny intelligence.
+*The dog [[Laddie]] is a riff on [[Lassie]]'s name, appearance and uncanny intelligence.
 *[[Lisa]] mentions {{W|Pep Boys}} and {{W|Beverly Sills}}.
 *The design of the Repo Depot is based very loosely on the repossession agency from the 1984 film ''{{W2|Repo Man|film}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode's name is a play on the classic maritime novel and war film ''{{W|The Caine Mutiny}}''.
 *''{{W|Jamming}}'' by {{W|Bob Marley}} plays at the end of the episode and during the closing credits.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] suggests Laddie was in {{W|Skull and Bones}}, an elite secret society at [[Yale University]].
 == Continuity ==

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 == Continuity ==
 *''[[Zebra Girl]]'' later appears in "[[King of the Hill]]" and ''[[Shopping for School Supplies the Bart Simpson Way!]]''.
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