The Kid Is All Right/References - Revision history

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Bleedinggumsmurphy1: /* Trivia */

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2020-12-12T22:29:45Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party}} → {{W2|Republican Party|United States}} (7)

Solar Dragon at 22:47, March 20, 2020

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HomerGriffin: /* Continuity */

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 *Lisa's campaign poster is similar to {{W|Barack Obama|Barack Obama}}'s {{W|Barack Obama "Hope" poster|"Hope" poster}} from his 2008 presidential campaign. Also, Lisa's slogan "Yes we pan... of brownies" is a reference to Obama's slogan "{{W2|Yes We Can|slogan}}".
 *The episode makes references to ''{{W|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{W|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{W|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{W|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{W|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{W|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{W|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{W|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
-*The picture at a Christmas tree of First Lady {{W|Nancy Reagan}} on {{W|Mr. T}}'s lap while each was holding presents was based on a {{W|File:NancyReaganMrTChristmas1983 cropped.jpg|real picture}} taken at the White House on December 12, 1983.
+*The picture at a Christmas tree of First Lady [[Nancy Reagan]] on {{Ch|Mr. T}}'s lap while each was holding presents was based on a {{W|File:NancyReaganMrTChristmas1983 cropped.jpg|real picture}} taken at the White House on December 12, 1983.
 *Lisa and Isabel's presentation in the school's auditorium on {{W|Franklin Delano Roosevelt}} has three large pictures displayed on the stage, Roosevelt and his wife {{W|Eleanor Roosevelt}} as well as their pet Scottish terrier named {{W2|Fala|dog}}.

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 *The episode makes references to ''{{W|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{W|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{W|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{W|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{W|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{W|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{W|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{W|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
 *The picture at a Christmas tree of First Lady {{W|Nancy Reagan}} on {{W|Mr. T}}'s lap while each was holding presents was based on a {{W|File:NancyReaganMrTChristmas1983 cropped.jpg|real picture}} taken at the White House on December 12, 1983.
-*Lisa and Isabel's presentation in the school's auditorium on {{W|Franklin Delano Roosevelt}} has three large pictures displayed on the stage, Roosevelt and his wife {{W|Eleanor Roosevelt}} as well as their pet Scottish terrier named {{W|Fala|dog}}.
+*Lisa and Isabel's presentation in the school's auditorium on {{W|Franklin Delano Roosevelt}} has three large pictures displayed on the stage, Roosevelt and his wife {{W|Eleanor Roosevelt}} as well as their pet Scottish terrier named {{W2|Fala|dog}}.
 == Continuity ==

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 *The episode makes references to ''{{W|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{W|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{W|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{W|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{W|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{W|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{W|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{W|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
 *The picture at a Christmas tree of First Lady {{W|Nancy Reagan}} on {{W|Mr. T}}'s lap while each was holding presents was based on a {{W|File:NancyReaganMrTChristmas1983 cropped.jpg|real picture}} taken at the White House on December 12, 1983.
 == Continuity ==

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 *Lisa's campaign poster is similar to {{W|Barack Obama|Barack Obama}}'s {{W|Barack Obama "Hope" poster|"Hope" poster}} from his 2008 presidential campaign. Also, Lisa's slogan "Yes we pan... of brownies" is a reference to Obama's slogan "{{W2|Yes We Can|slogan}}".
 *The episode makes references to ''{{W|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{W|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{W|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{W|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{W|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{W|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{W|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{W|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
 == Continuity ==

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 *The cover of the ''Horse Etiquette'' book shows a rider doffing his hat to a lady, while his horse curtsies to her.
 *This is the second time [[Lisa]] imitates [[Mr. Burns]] by saying his catchphrase "Excellent" and wiggles her fingers together. She did it in a [[Season 11]] episode "[[Little Big Mom]]".
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to [[Isabel Gutierrez|Isabel]]'s political affiliation. In American politics, the term "right" is associated with {{w|Conservatism in the United States|conservative}} values and with the {{W2|Republican Party|United States}}. (Conversely, "left" is associated with {{w|Liberalism in the United States|liberal}} values and with the {{W2|Democratic Party|United States}}.)
+*The episode title is a reference to [[Isabel Gutierrez|Isabel]]'s political affiliation. In American politics, the term "right" is associated with {{W|Conservatism in the United States|conservative}} values and with the {{W2|Republican Party|United States}}. (Conversely, "left" is associated with {{W|Liberalism in the United States|liberal}} values and with the {{W2|Democratic Party|United States}}.)
 *The episode title may also be a reference to either the 1979 rockumentary ''{{W2|The Kids Are Alright|film}}'' or, more likely, the [[2010]] comedy-drama film ''{{W2|The Kids Are All Right|film}}''.
-*The episode title might also reference ''{{w|The Kids Aren't Alright}}'' by ''{{w|The Offspring}}''.
+*The episode title might also reference ''{{W|The Kids Aren't Alright}}'' by ''{{W|The Offspring}}''.
-*The name of Isabel and the fact that she comes from Argentina might be a reference to {{w|Isabel Martínez de Perón}}, the first woman president and the one who handed Argentina's presidency to a largely conservative military junta.
+*The name of Isabel and the fact that she comes from Argentina might be a reference to {{W|Isabel Martínez de Perón}}, the first woman president and the one who handed Argentina's presidency to a largely conservative military junta.
-*The significance of [[John Kerry]], [[Michael Dukakis]] and [[Walter Mondale]] appearing in ghostly forms during [[Lisa]]'s "losers" nightmare is that all three are Democrats who lost U.S. presidential elections: {{w|United States presidential election, 2004|2004}}, {{w|United States presidential election, 1988|1988}} and {{w|United States presidential election, 1984|1984}} respectively.
+*The significance of [[John Kerry]], [[Michael Dukakis]] and [[Walter Mondale]] appearing in ghostly forms during [[Lisa]]'s "losers" nightmare is that all three are Democrats who lost U.S. presidential elections: {{W|United States presidential election, 2004|2004}}, {{W|United States presidential election, 1988|1988}} and {{W|United States presidential election, 1984|1984}} respectively.
 *A [[Hypnotoad]] and Space blob from ''[[Futurama]]'' are in the audience at the future presidential debate.
-*[[Lisa]] is singing ''{{W2|One|Harry Nilsson song}}'' by ''{{w|Harry Nilsson}}''.
+*[[Lisa]] is singing ''{{W2|One|Harry Nilsson song}}'' by ''{{W|Harry Nilsson}}''.
-*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to the {{w|Spanish Inquisition|Spanish Inquisition}} and the {{w|Francoist Spain|Franco regime}}.
+*[[Mr. Burns]] refers to the {{W|Spanish Inquisition|Spanish Inquisition}} and the {{W|Francoist Spain|Franco regime}}.
-*The [[Phineas Q. Butterfat's]] flavors "Cone the Barbarian" and "Thrilla in Vanilla" are references to ''{{W2|Conan the Barbarian|1982 film}}'' and ''{{w|Thrilla in Manila}}''.
+*The [[Phineas Q. Butterfat's]] flavors "Cone the Barbarian" and "Thrilla in Vanilla" are references to ''{{W2|Conan the Barbarian|1982 film}}'' and ''{{W|Thrilla in Manila}}''.
-*Lisa's campaign poster is similar to {{w|Barack Obama|Barack Obama}}'s {{w|Barack Obama "Hope" poster|"Hope" poster}} from his 2008 presidential campaign. Also, Lisa's slogan "Yes we pan... of brownies" is a reference to Obama's slogan "{{W2|Yes We Can|slogan}}".
+*Lisa's campaign poster is similar to {{W|Barack Obama|Barack Obama}}'s {{W|Barack Obama "Hope" poster|"Hope" poster}} from his 2008 presidential campaign. Also, Lisa's slogan "Yes we pan... of brownies" is a reference to Obama's slogan "{{W2|Yes We Can|slogan}}".
-*The episode makes references to ''{{w|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{w|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{w|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{w|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{w|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{w|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{w|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{w|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
+*The episode makes references to ''{{W|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{W|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{W|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{W|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{W|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{W|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{W|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{W|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
 == Continuity ==

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 *The episode makes references to ''{{w|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge|An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge}}'',, ''{{w|Atlas Shrugged|Atlas Shrugged}}'', {{w|Thompson Twins|Thompson Twins}}, {{w|Mr. T|Mr. T}}, {{w|Mike Singletary|Mike Singletary}}, the catchphrase "{{w|Where's the beef?|Where's the beef?}}", Reagan's "{{w|Tear down this wall|Tear down this wall}}" speech, {{w|Kevin Costner|Kevin Costner}} and several politicians.
-== Continuity ==
+==Continuity==
-* Lisa uses the cover of the book "[[Little Women]]" for prevent Bart's prank ("[[The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants]]").
+*Lisa uses the cover of the book "[[Little Women]]" for prevent Bart's prank ("[[The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants]]").
-* When Homer and Bart sings a rap about the Super Bowl, Bart sings the line: "If you try to run, you'll get a heart attack" (a reference to [[season 4]] episode, "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]").
+*When Homer and Bart sing a rap about the Super Bowl, Bart sings the line: "If you try to run, you'll get a heart attack" (a reference to [[season 4]] episode, "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]").
-* Banners in the Banner shed include:"WHACKING DAY: SCHOOL CLOSED"([[Whacking Day]]), "CONGRATULATIONS BART, ON BEING A GENIUS!"([[Bart the Genius]]), "COPING WITH THE DOME"([[The Simpsons Movie]]), and "THE NEW FUNZOS ARE HERE!"([[Grift of the Magi]]).
+*Banners in the Banner shed include:"WHACKING DAY: SCHOOL CLOSED" ("[[Whacking Day]]"), "CONGRATULATIONS BART, ON BEING A GENIUS!" ("[[Bart the Genius]]"), "COPING WITH THE DOME" (''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''), and "THE NEW FUNZOS ARE HERE!" ("[[Grift of the Magi]]").
-*[[Mr. Bergstrom]] comes to the Simpson's house for dinner, Lisa wanted him to come to dinner in his debut episode "[[Lisa's Substitute]]".
+*[[Mr. Bergstrom]] comes to the Simpsons' house for dinner, Lisa wanted him to come to dinner in his debut episode "[[Lisa's Substitute]]".
 == Trivia ==