The Longest Marge/References - Revision history

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), replaced: → (6)

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replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), replaced: → (6)

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‎Goofs

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‎Continuity

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‎Cultural references

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‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), == → == (3), == → == (3), {{w| → {{W| (6)

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‎Cultural references: oops, not the best episode for Warby Parker ref.

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‎Cultural references: Warby Parker

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 *Marge wears the same dress from "[[Half-Decent Proposal]]" and "[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]".
 *{{ap|Erin|Uncut Femmes}} and [[Bette]] appear in the crowd for the [[Springfield Atoms]] game. ("[[Uncut Femmes]]")
 ==Goofs==
 *Two Atoms players have the number 60 before Grayson Mathers fumbles the ball.
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 *Marge wears the same dress from "[[Half-Decent Proposal]]" and "[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]".
 *{{ap|Erin|Uncut Femmes}} and [[Bette]] appear in the crowd for the [[Springfield Atoms]] game. ("[[Uncut Femmes]]")
+==Goofs==
 {{Season 33|R}}
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 *One of the available players went to {{W|Starfleet Academy}}, a reference to ''[[Star Trek]]''. One of the teams making an upcoming pick are the Gotham Rogues, a reference to [[Gotham City]] and the {{W|List of Batman family enemies|Rogues' Gallery}} from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
 *The fan riots are a reference to the riots the [[Philadelphia Eagles]] fans did after the [[Super Bowl]] LII.
-*Divisions of Burns Co. includes the fictitious Waystar Royco conglomerate from HBO drama Succession, the reboot of ''{{W|Mad About You}}'', the pharmaceutical company {{W|AstraZeneca}} and associate justice of the Supreme Court {{W|Brett Kavanaugh}}.
+*Divisions of Burns Co. includes the fictitious Waystar Royco conglomerate from HBO drama ''{{W2|Succession|TV series}}'', the reboot of ''{{W|Mad About You}}'', the pharmaceutical company {{W|AstraZeneca}} and associate justice of the Supreme Court {{W|Brett Kavanaugh}}.
 *[[Warburton Parker]] says that liquor brands endorsed by celebrities are all that anybody buys. He then shows a picture of [[George Clooney]] with [[Casamigos Tequila]], a {{W|Casamigos|real brand}} owned by Clooney. He then shows a picture of [[Ryan Reynolds]] and [[Aviation Gin]], a {{W|Aviation American Gin|real brand}} which Reynolds owns a stake in.
 *When trying to come up with a celebrity to endorse [[Mr. Burns]]' brandy, Warburton Parker suggests [[Harrison Ford]] and {{Ch|Dolly Parton}}.

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 *One of the available players went to {{W|Starfleet Academy}}, a reference to ''[[Star Trek]]''. One of the teams making an upcoming pick are the Gotham Rogues, a reference to [[Gotham City]] and the {{W|List of Batman family enemies|Rogues' Gallery}} from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
 *The fan riots are a reference to the riots the [[Philadelphia Eagles]] fans did after the [[Super Bowl]] LII.
-*Divisions of Burns Co. includes the reboot of ''{{W|Mad About You}}'', the pharmaceutical company {{W|AstraZeneca}} and associate justice of the Supreme Court {{W|Brett Kavanaugh}}.
+*Divisions of Burns Co. includes the fictitious Waystar Royco conglomerate from HBO drama Succession, the reboot of ''{{W|Mad About You}}'', the pharmaceutical company {{W|AstraZeneca}} and associate justice of the Supreme Court {{W|Brett Kavanaugh}}.
 *[[Warburton Parker]] says that liquor brands endorsed by celebrities are all that anybody buys. He then shows a picture of [[George Clooney]] with [[Casamigos Tequila]], a {{W|Casamigos|real brand}} owned by Clooney. He then shows a picture of [[Ryan Reynolds]] and [[Aviation Gin]], a {{W|Aviation American Gin|real brand}} which Reynolds owns a stake in.
 *When trying to come up with a celebrity to endorse [[Mr. Burns]]' brandy, Warburton Parker suggests [[Harrison Ford]] and {{Ch|Dolly Parton}}.

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 *Grayson says that he called {{Ch|Peyton Manning}} a "chicken-fried Frankenstein" on [[Twitter]].
 *Grayson's mother did a [[Campbell's Soup]] commercial without his knowledge.
 *The opposing team to the Atoms resign to join the {{W|Canadian Football League}} team {{W|Winnipeg Blue Bombers}}.
 *The argument between Marge and Mr. Burns is a parody of the film ''{{W|Marriage Story}}''.

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 *The [[Springfield Atoms]] have a match against the {{W|Los Angeles Chargers}}.
 *Homer says that Grayson Mathers will take the [[Springfield Atoms]] to the Super Bowl and host a middling ''[[Saturday Night Live]]''.
-*[[Haterade]] is a parody of {{w|Gatorade}}.
+*[[Haterade]] is a parody of {{W|Gatorade}}.
-*Among the books that [[Marge]] distributes are ''{{w|Captain Underpants}}'', ''{{w|Diary of a Wimpy Kid}}'', ''{{w|The Chronicles of Narnia}}'' and ''[[Goosebumps]]''.
+*Among the books that [[Marge]] distributes are ''{{W|Captain Underpants}}'', ''{{W|Diary of a Wimpy Kid}}'', ''{{W|The Chronicles of Narnia}}'' and ''[[Goosebumps]]''.
 *Grayson says that he owns three identical {{W|Ferrari}}s. He's then revealed to own six.
 *Grayson says that he called {{Ch|Peyton Manning}} a "chicken-fried Frankenstein" on [[Twitter]].
 *Grayson's mother did a [[Campbell's Soup]] commercial without his knowledge.
-*The opposing team to the Atoms resign to join the {{w|Canadian Football League}} team {{w|Winnipeg Blue Bombers}}.
+*The opposing team to the Atoms resign to join the {{W|Canadian Football League}} team {{W|Winnipeg Blue Bombers}}.
 *The argument between Marge and Mr. Burns is a parody of the film ''{{W|Marriage Story}}''.
 *Homer says that the {{W|NFL Network}}, [[ESPN]] and {{Ch|Adam Schefter}} haven't heard from Grayson for days. Schefter then appears on TV.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode name is a reference to the sports comedy film ''{{W2|The Longest Yard|2005 film}}''.
 *The fan riots are a reference to the riots the [[Philadelphia Eagles]] fans did after the [[Super Bowl]] LII.
 *Divisions of Burns Co. includes the reboot of ''{{W|Mad About You}}'', the pharmaceutical company {{W|AstraZeneca}} and associate justice of the Supreme Court {{W|Brett Kavanaugh}}.