The Girl on the Bus/References - Revision history

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Great Pacific Garbage Patch detail

2023-02-14T17:35:45Z

‎Cultural references: Great Pacific Garbage Patch detail

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: The Collected → The Collected Kurt Vonnegut

2023-01-13T17:32:33Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: The Collected → The Collected Kurt Vonnegut

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Goya The Third of May 1808

2023-01-13T16:57:07Z

‎Cultural references: Goya The Third of May 1808

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ italics

2023-01-13T16:53:20Z

‎Cultural references: italics

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Klimt and Koons

2023-01-13T16:47:34Z

‎Cultural references: Klimt and Koons

SolarBot: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (14)

2021-10-16T06:57:38Z

replaced: {{w| → {{W| (14)

Stevec: /* Continuity */

2021-03-13T00:24:29Z

‎Continuity

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|The Girl on the Train (novel)|The Girl on the Train}} → {{W2|The Girl on the Train|novel}} (7)

2020-12-12T22:09:57Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|The Girl on the Train (novel)|The Girl on the Train}} → {{W2|The Girl on the Train|novel}} (7)

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Continuity */

2019-09-24T06:14:49Z

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SolarBot: /* top */replaced: I'm Dancing As Fat As I Can → I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can

2019-05-14T13:31:23Z

‎top: replaced: I'm Dancing As Fat As I Can → I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can

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 **[[Boris Pasternak]].
 **[[Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn]].
-*Sam mentions the {{W|Great Pacific garbage patch}} and listening to ''{{W2|The Dolphin|album}}'' by {{W|Stan Getz}}.
+*Sam was crying because the {{W|Great Pacific garbage patch}} had grown to 600,000 square miles.
 *Sam's parents play and sing "[[It Had to Be You]]", originally by {{W|Isham Jones}}.
 *Homer mentions {{Ch|Charlie Rose}}.

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 *The song Lisa sang on the bus, "[[Lisa's Lonely Song]]", is a parody of the song "{{W2|Belle|Disney song}}" from the {{W|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} movie ''{{W2|Beauty and the Beast|1991 film}}''.
 *Books at [[Sam Monroe|Sam]]'s house:
-**''[[The Collected]]'' by [[Kurt Vonnegut]].
+**''[[The Collected Kurt Vonnegut]]'' by [[Kurt Vonnegut]].
 **''[[Doorknobs of Denmark]]''.
 **''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''. The cover shows a portion of his painting, ''{{W|The Third of May 1808}}''.

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 **''[[The Collected]]'' by [[Kurt Vonnegut]].
 **''[[Doorknobs of Denmark]]''.
-**''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''.
+**''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''. The cover shows a portion of his painting, ''{{W|The Third of May 1808}}''.
 **''[[European Train Menus]]''.
 **''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a German book about Gustave Klimt and Jeff Koons. The cover shows pictures of Klimt's ''The Kiss'' and a Koons rabbit.

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 **''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''.
 **''[[European Train Menus]]''.
-**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a German book about Gustave Klimt and Jeff Koons. The cover shows pictures of Klimt's The Kiss and a Koons rabbit.
+**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a German book about Gustave Klimt and Jeff Koons. The cover shows pictures of Klimt's ''The Kiss'' and a Koons rabbit.
 **''[[The Big Book of Glass]]'' by Maurice.
 *Authors of the Russian novels in Sam's house:

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 **''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''.
 **''[[European Train Menus]]''.
-**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a book talking about {{W|Jeff Koons}}'s Gazing Ball (Klimt Kiss).
+**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a German book about Gustave Klimt and Jeff Koons. The cover shows pictures of Klimt's The Kiss and a Koons rabbit.
 **''[[The Big Book of Glass]]'' by Maurice.
 *Authors of the Russian novels in Sam's house:

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the novel ''{{W2|The Girl on the Train|novel}}'' by {{W2|Paula Hawkins|author}} and the {{W2|The Girl on the Train|2016 film|movie of the same name}} based on the book.
-*[[Marvel]]'s {{w|Thanos}} shows up on the couch gag with his Infinity Gauntlet and proceeds to vaporize the [[Simpson family]] except for [[Maggie]].
+*[[Marvel]]'s {{W|Thanos}} shows up on the couch gag with his Infinity Gauntlet and proceeds to vaporize the [[Simpson family]] except for [[Maggie]].
 *The three belts are reference to:
-**WLBA: the {{w|World Boxing Association}} (WBA).
+**WLBA: the {{W|World Boxing Association}} (WBA).
-**Federación Internacional de Lunch-Boxeo: the Spanish name, ''Federación Internacional de Boxeo'', for the {{w|International Boxing Federation}} (IBF).
+**Federación Internacional de Lunch-Boxeo: the Spanish name, ''Federación Internacional de Boxeo'', for the {{W|International Boxing Federation}} (IBF).
-**WLBO: the {{w|World Boxing Organization}} (WBO).
+**WLBO: the {{W|World Boxing Organization}} (WBO).
-*One of [[Bart]]'s lunch boxes is one of [[Eeyore]] from ''{{w|Winnie-the-Pooh}}''.
+*One of [[Bart]]'s lunch boxes is one of [[Eeyore]] from ''{{W|Winnie-the-Pooh}}''.
 *''[[U.S. Ninja Ultimate Beast Blaster]]'' is a parody of:
-**Japan's {{w|Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS}}'s {{W2|Sasuke|TV series}}, known internationally as ''Ninja Warrior''.
+**Japan's {{W|Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS}}'s {{W2|Sasuke|TV series}}, known internationally as ''Ninja Warrior''.
-**its American counterpart {{w|NBC}}'s ''{{w|American Ninja Warrior}}''.
+**its American counterpart {{W|NBC}}'s ''{{W|American Ninja Warrior}}''.
-**[[Netflix]]'s ''{{w|Ultimate Beastmaster}}''.
+**[[Netflix]]'s ''{{W|Ultimate Beastmaster}}''.
 ***One of the contestants has a tattoo that says "Steroids to Heaven", a reference to the song "{{W|Stairway to Heaven}}" by [[Led Zeppelin]].
-*The song Lisa sang on the bus, "[[Lisa's Lonely Song]]", is a parody of the song "{{W2|Belle|Disney song}}" from the {{w|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} movie ''{{W2|Beauty and the Beast|1991 film}}''.
+*The song Lisa sang on the bus, "[[Lisa's Lonely Song]]", is a parody of the song "{{W2|Belle|Disney song}}" from the {{W|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} movie ''{{W2|Beauty and the Beast|1991 film}}''.
 *Books at [[Sam Monroe|Sam]]'s house:
 **''[[The Collected]]'' by [[Kurt Vonnegut]].
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 **''[[Goya's Stabbiest Paintings]]''.
 **''[[European Train Menus]]''.
-**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a book talking about {{w|Jeff Koons}}'s Gazing Ball (Klimt Kiss).
+**''[[Klimt und Koons Eine Retrospective]]'', a book talking about {{W|Jeff Koons}}'s Gazing Ball (Klimt Kiss).
 **''[[The Big Book of Glass]]'' by Maurice.
 *Authors of the Russian novels in Sam's house:
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 **[[Boris Pasternak]].
 **[[Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn]].
-*Sam mentions the {{w|Great Pacific garbage patch}} and listening to ''{{W2|The Dolphin|album}}'' by {{w|Stan Getz}}.
+*Sam mentions the {{W|Great Pacific garbage patch}} and listening to ''{{W2|The Dolphin|album}}'' by {{W|Stan Getz}}.
 *Sam's parents play and sing "[[It Had to Be You]]", originally by {{W|Isham Jones}}.
 *Homer mentions {{Ch|Charlie Rose}}.
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 == Trivia ==
 *[[Marge]] and [[Lisa]] reenact the scene where [[Sideshow Bob]] appear in front of [[Bart]] and Bart shouts "Ah, Sideshow Bob", with Marge appearing out of the shadows saying "Hello, Lisa" and Lisa shouting "Ah, Sideshow Mom".
-*Sam's father drives a [[Toyota]] {{w|Toyota Prius|Prius}}.
+*Sam's father drives a [[Toyota]] {{W|Toyota Prius|Prius}}.
 *When Ned tries to act like Homer, he says the words "Annoyed Grunt" instead of "D'oh!", which is what an annoyed grunt is.
 == Continuity ==

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 *{{Ch|Terry Gross}} reprises her role as a radio host. ("[[The Debarted]]")
 *[[Temple Beth Springfield]] has a marquee that says "In loving memory of Rabbi [[Hyman Krustofsky]]. ("[[Clown in the Dumps]]")
-*Homer textes Lisa the animated gif meme of himself hiding in the bushes. ("[[Homer Loves Flanders]]")
+*Homer texts Lisa the animated gif meme of himself hiding in the bushes. ("[[Homer Loves Flanders]]")
 *Bart did the same prank he did on Homer to [[Milhouse]]. ("[[Homer Defined]]")
 {{Season 30|R}}

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 == Cultural references ==