The Crepes of Wrath/References - Revision history

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 *In one of the scenes in the playground, [[Lewis Clark]]' skin color is yellow.
 *The living room and the family room are placed differently in this episode.
-*In [[:File:The Crepes of Wrath promo.jpg|a promo image]], Bart does not have his shorts on while stomping grapes, while he does in the episode.
+*In [[:File:The Crepes of Wrath promo.png|a promo image]], Bart's shorts are missing.
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 *In one of the scenes in the playground, [[Lewis Clark]]' skin color is yellow.
 *The living room and the family room are placed differently in this episode.
+*In [[:File:The Crepes of Wrath promo.jpg|a promo image]], Bart does not have his shorts on while stomping grapes, while he does in the episode.
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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode's title is a play on John Steinbeck's novel ''{{w|The Grapes of Wrath}}'' (the movie that is based on the novel, is, like ''The Simpsons'', a Fox property).
+*The episode's title is a play on John Steinbeck's novel ''{{W|The Grapes of Wrath}}'' (the movie that is based on the novel, is, like ''The Simpsons'', a Fox property).
-*The two winemakers, [[Cesar]] and [[Ugolin]], are named after the peasants from the 1986 French films ''{{w|Jean de Florette}}'' and ''{{W2|Manon des Sources|1986 film}}'' (Manon of the Springs), according to producer [[George Meyer]].
+*The two winemakers, [[Cesar]] and [[Ugolin]], are named after the peasants from the 1986 French films ''{{W|Jean de Florette}}'' and ''{{W2|Manon des Sources|1986 film}}'' (Manon of the Springs), according to producer [[George Meyer]].
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 *[[Springfield Airport]] hosts direct international flights from Tirana and [[Paris]].
 *This is the last episode of Season 1 to be produced
 *When [[Cesar]] and [[Ugolin]] are taken away by the police, the name on the side of the police van is in English, despite the fact that the scene takes place in France.
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 *Ugolin whistles the melody of "Alouette" while walking to the fields, but the song, which originates in French-[[Canada]], is not very well known in [[France]] and would likely not be known by someone of his class standing.
 *In later seasons, Agnes Skinner's personality seems vastly different to her kindly demeanor in this episode. In the DVD audio commentary, [[Matt Groening]] offers the theory that her current mean streak can be attributed to being a victim of Bart's prank.
-*Cesar and Ugolin appear 17 years later in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'', in the episode (level) ''Medal of Homer''. During the gameplay they are your enemies, but in the ending cutscene they are your allies, because you have protected France. As a reward they give you a Royal French Painting with a [[Flying Hellfish]] logo. It is a mystery why do they not remember Bart Simpson, or plan to take revenge on him - However, as this section of the game takes place during [[World War II]], it's probably due to the fact that, technically, Bart wasn't even born yet.
+*Cesar and Ugolin appear 17 years later in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'', in the episode (level) ''Medal of Homer''. During the gameplay, they are your enemies, but in the ending cutscene, they are your allies, because you have protected France. As a reward, they give you a Royal French Painting with a [[Flying Hellfish]] logo. It is a mystery why do they not remember Bart Simpson, or plan to take revenge on him - However, as this section of the game takes place during [[World War II]], it's probably due to the fact that, technically, Bart wasn't even born yet.
 [[File:Bart woos the dancers.jpg|200px|thumb|right|One of the deleted scenes.]]
 *In an original commercial for the episode, two scenes in it are not featured in the episode, one where Bart woos some French dancers, and one where Bart stuffs chocolates into his mouth.

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 == Goofs ==
-*In one of the scenes in the playground, [[Lewis]]' skin color is yellow.
+*In one of the scenes in the playground, [[Lewis Clark]]' skin color is yellow.
 *The living room and the family room are placed differently in this episode.