The Clown Stays in the Picture/References - Revision history

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Solar Dragon at 00:24, December 31, 2020

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 *Krusty is seen reading throughout the episode, despite being illiterate.
 *In the Latin American Spanish version, the police chief is angry for five smashed cars, instead of four.
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 *Homer previously played Krusty after going to the Clown College. ("[[Homie the Clown]]")

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 *Krusty is seen reading throughout the episode, despite being illiterate.
 *In the Latin American Spanish version, the police chief is angry for five smashed cars, instead of four.
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 *Homer previously played Krusty after going to the Clown College. ("[[Homie the Clown]]")
 == References ==
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 *In one scene, [[Herman]] has two arms, while later after handling TNT, he has one.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097524860593393664 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
 *Krusty is seen reading throughout the episode, despite being illiterate.
+*In the Latin American Spanish version, the police chief is angry for five smashed cars, instead of four.
 == References ==
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 {{Season 30|R}}

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of the episode is a reference to the film producer and one-time guest star [[Robert Evans]] autobiography ''{{W|The Kid Stays in the Picture}}''.
-*In one of {{Ch|Marc Maron}} podcasts, he interviewed {{w|Loudon Wainwright III}} and {{Ch|Bobcat Goldthwait}}.
+*In one of {{Ch|Marc Maron}} podcasts, he interviewed {{W|Loudon Wainwright III}} and {{Ch|Bobcat Goldthwait}}.
 *Late '80s High concept movies posters seen:
 **''[[Beverly Hills Boot Camp]]'' is likely a reference to the ''{{W2|Beverly Hills, 90210|franchise}}'' franchise.
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 **''[[Basketball Dolphin]]''
 **''[[Karate Lawyer]]''
-**''[[Pope and a Half]]'', a parody to ''{{w|Cop and a Half}}''.
+**''[[Pope and a Half]]'', a parody to ''{{W|Cop and a Half}}''.
 **''[[Robo-Bladers]]''
 **''[[My Uncle the Nephew]]''
 *''[[Good Cop, Dog Cop]]'' is a reference to {{W|Good cop/bad cop}}.
-*[[Absolute Vodk]] is a parody of {{w|Absolut Vodka}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097345535021768704 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
+*[[Absolute Vodk]] is a parody of {{W|Absolut Vodka}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097345535021768704 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
 *[[The Sands of Space]] book is a reference to the novel {{W2|Dune|novel}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097345912903426048 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
-*The ambitious but bizarre, and ultimately failed, attempt to do justice to [[The Sands of Space]] novel is likely modeled after {{w|Alejandro Jodorowsky|Alejandro Jodorowsky's}} mid-1970s attempt to bring Dune to the screen.
+*The ambitious but bizarre, and ultimately failed, attempt to do justice to [[The Sands of Space]] novel is likely modeled after {{W|Alejandro Jodorowsky|Alejandro Jodorowsky's}} mid-1970s attempt to bring Dune to the screen.
-*Savage Sam Borgberg is a shoutout to {{w|Savage Steve Holland}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097345764966072320 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
+*Savage Sam Borgberg is a shoutout to {{W|Savage Steve Holland}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097345764966072320 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
-*The restaurant Krusty works at, [[Morton's]], is modeled after {{w|The Ivy}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097300859501723648 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
+*The restaurant Krusty works at, [[Morton's]], is modeled after {{W|The Ivy}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097300859501723648 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
 **Celebrities at the restaurant:<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097300943907901440 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
 ***[[Curtis Armstrong|Curtis "Booger" Armstrong]]
-***{{w|Jerry Bruckheimer}}
+***{{W|Jerry Bruckheimer}}
 ***[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]
 ***{{Ch|Danny DeVito}}
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 ***[[Eddie Murphy]]
 *A producer of the movies mentions [[Stanley Kubrick]].
-*Cast members of the movie ''[[The Sands of Space]]'' include {{W|Judd Nelson}} and {{w|Christian Slater}}.
+*Cast members of the movie ''[[The Sands of Space]]'' include {{W|Judd Nelson}} and {{W|Christian Slater}}.
-*The scene in the movie where the crew goes off to save Homer is a reference to ''{{w|Mad Max: Fury Road}}''.
+*The scene in the movie where the crew goes off to save Homer is a reference to ''{{W|Mad Max: Fury Road}}''.
-*{{w|Annie Leibovitz}} taking a picture in a bathtub full of milk is a reference to a famous photo of [[Whoopi Goldberg]] in such tub.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097302656614191104 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
+*{{W|Annie Leibovitz}} taking a picture in a bathtub full of milk is a reference to a famous photo of [[Whoopi Goldberg]] in such tub.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1097302656614191104 Matt Selman on Twitter]</ref>
 *Writers of ''The Sands of Space'' movie include {{W|William Goldman}}, {{W|Joe Eszterhas}}, {{W|Shane Black}} and [[Nora Ephron]].
 *Krusty and Marge wanted to get {{W|Peabo Bryson}} to sing over the end credits.

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 *In one of {{Ch|Marc Maron}} podcasts, he interviewed {{w|Loudon Wainwright III}} and {{Ch|Bobcat Goldthwait}}.
 *Late '80s High concept movies posters seen:
-**''[[Beverly Hills Boot Camp]]'' is likely a reference to the ''{{W|Beverly Hills, 90210 (franchise)|Beverly Hills, 90210}}'' franchise.
+**''[[Beverly Hills Boot Camp]]'' is likely a reference to the ''{{W2|Beverly Hills, 90210|franchise}}'' franchise.
 **''[[Spy Babies]]'', a parody of ''{{W2|Spy Kids|franchise}}''.
 **''[[The Leprechaun Clause]]'', a parody to ''{{W|The Santa Clause}}''.