The Fight Before Christmas/References - Revision history

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‎Cultural references: The simpsons season 22 episode 8

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‎Trivia

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 == Goofs ==
 *In the first segment, Santa is shown to have a name label on his desk, but in a later scene, it has disappeared.
 *A post outside the tire fire says it has been burning since 1961, however in an earlier season (Season 1/2), a post says it has been burning since 1989.

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 == Trivia ==
-*"The Fight Before Christmas" is notable for being the third episode to have part of it set in the real world, having the characters in puppet form with [[Katy Perry]] playing herself in real life. The previous two were "[[Treehouse of Horror VI]]", where Homer went into the real world; and "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]", where [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] briefly appeared on ''{{w|Live with Regis and Kelly|Live with Regis and Kathie Lee}}'', splashing into a pot of soup.
+*"The Fight Before Christmas" is notable for being the third episode to have part of it set in the real world, having the characters in puppet form with [[Katy Perry]] playing herself in real life. The previous two were "[[Treehouse of Horror VI]]", where Homer went into the real world; and "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]", where [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] briefly appeared on ''{{W|Live with Regis and Kelly|Live with Regis and Kathie Lee}}'', splashing into a pot of soup.
-*In place of the [[Theme Song|theme music]], an instrumental version of "{{w|Carol of the Bells}}" plays over the opening credits.
+*In place of the [[Theme Song|theme music]], an instrumental version of "{{W|Carol of the Bells}}" plays over the opening credits.
 *[[Moe]] is called a goblin twice in the episode: Once in Bart's dream and once in Maggie's dream.
 *The open magazine on [[Homer]]'s stomach in [[Marge]]'s dream is named ''Modern Fart Denier''. The front cover shows a large man sitting on an easy chair, looking at the viewer while pointing to a nearby dog. The back cover shows a cheese wheel with a wedge cut out, referring to the expression "cutting the cheese", which is a common euphemism for farting.

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 *"{{W2|Strange Days|The Doors song}}" by {{W|The Doors}} is heard in the Polar Express marijuana sequence.
 *"{{W|Christmas in Hollis}}" by {{W|Run-D.M.C.}} is played at the end of the segment.
-*A boy who resembles {{W2|Schroeder|Peanuts}} from ''[[Peanuts]]''  appears playing a piano in the Clausco building.
+*A boy who resembles {{W2|Schroeder|Peanuts}} from ''[[Peanuts]]'' appears playing a piano in the Clausco building.
 === Lisa's dream ===

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 == Cultural references ==
 [[File:Schroeder-like boy.png|thumb|The Schroeder-like boy]]
-*The episode title is a pun on the poem "{{W|The Night Before Christmas}}".
+*The episode title is a pun on the poem "[[The Night Before Christmas]]".
 === Bart's dream ===
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 *[[Grampa]] and [[Jasper]] are parodying {{W|Statler and Waldorf}} from ''The Muppets''.
 *When Katy Perry kisses [[Mr. Burns]], he says "I kissed a girl, and I liked it", a reference to Katy Perry's song "{{W|I Kissed a Girl}}".
-*Mr. Burns says that he was visited by three ghosts, a reference to ''{{W|A Christmas Carol}}''.
+*Mr. Burns says that he was visited by three ghosts, a reference to ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''.
 *The song "[[The Thirty-Nine Days of Christmas]]" is an extended version of the song "{{W2|The Twelve Days of Christmas|song}}".
-*Moe acts like the {{W|Cookie Monster}} from ''{{W|Sesame Street}}'' when he eats the cookies. Maggie acts like the Elmo from sesame street
+*Moe acts like the {{W|Cookie Monster}} from ''[[Sesame Street]]'' when he eats the cookies. Maggie acts like the Elmo from sesame street
 == Trivia ==

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 *The [[Polar Express]] is based on the train from the book and film ''{{W|The Polar Express}}''. In the film, it also goes to the [[North Pole]].
 *The Bumble from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer appears washing the floor.
-*The scene where the train is divided into four is reference to the {{W|Yellow Submarine (film)|Yellow Submarine}} ''{{W|Nowhere Man}}'' sequence.
+*The scene where the train is divided into four is reference to the {{W2|Yellow Submarine|film}} ''{{W|Nowhere Man}}'' sequence.
-*"{{W|Strange Days (The Doors song)|Strange Days}}" by {{W|The Doors}} is heard in the Polar Express marijuana sequence.
+*"{{W2|Strange Days|The Doors song}}" by {{W|The Doors}} is heard in the Polar Express marijuana sequence.
 *"{{W|Christmas in Hollis}}" by {{W|Run-D.M.C.}} is played at the end of the segment.
-*A boy who resembles {{W|Schroeder (Peanuts)|Schroeder}} from ''[[Peanuts]]''  appears playing a piano in the Clausco building.
+*A boy who resembles {{W2|Schroeder|Peanuts}} from ''[[Peanuts]]''  appears playing a piano in the Clausco building.
 === Lisa's dream ===
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 *When Katy Perry kisses [[Mr. Burns]], he says "I kissed a girl, and I liked it", a reference to Katy Perry's song "{{W|I Kissed a Girl}}".
 *Mr. Burns says that he was visited by three ghosts, a reference to ''{{W|A Christmas Carol}}''.
-*The song "[[The Thirty-Nine Days of Christmas]]" is an extended version of the song "{{W|The Twelve Days of Christmas (song)|The Twelve Days of Christmas}}".
+*The song "[[The Thirty-Nine Days of Christmas]]" is an extended version of the song "{{W2|The Twelve Days of Christmas|song}}".
 *Moe acts like the {{W|Cookie Monster}} from ''{{W|Sesame Street}}'' when he eats the cookies. Maggie acts like the Elmo from sesame street

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 === Maggie's dream ===
-*[[Katy Perry (character)|Katy Perry]]'s appearing as her real-life self while the rest of the cast are puppets is a parody of celebrity guest appearances on ''[[The Muppet Show]]''.
+*{{Ch|Katy Perry}}'s appearing as her real-life self while the rest of the cast are puppets is a parody of celebrity guest appearances on ''[[The Muppet Show]]''.
 *[[Grampa]] and [[Jasper]] are parodying {{W|Statler and Waldorf}} from ''The Muppets''.
 *When Katy Perry kisses [[Mr. Burns]], he says "I kissed a girl, and I liked it", a reference to Katy Perry's song "{{W|I Kissed a Girl}}".