The Lord of the Rings - Revision history

Solar Dragon: Reverted edits by Jebediatis (talk) to last revision by HomerGriffin

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Reverted edits by Jebediatis (talk) to last revision by HomerGriffin

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‎Common cast members

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‎Episodes

2025-05-13T00:02:38Z

‎Comics: replaced: Squeaky-voiced teen → Squeaky-Voiced Teen (2)

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‎Episodes

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replaced: {{W|Peter Jackson}} → Peter Jackson (2)

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replaced: {{Cultural references}} → {{Cultural references|films=yes}}

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 {{TB|Voiced [[Brendan Beiderbecke]] in the [[season 29]] episode "[[Haw-Haw Land]]".}}
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 == External links ==

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 {{TB|Played Peregrin "Pippin" Took in ''Lord of the Rings''.}}
 {{TB|Sang the end credits song, "[[The Perfect Tale]]", of the [[season 29]] premiere "[[The Serfsons]]".}}
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 {{TB|The large fight scene is a parody of the battle in ''{{W|The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King}}''.}}
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 {{TB|[[Otto]] reads a Tolkien book, but is disappointed when he realizes it doesn't refer to toking.<br>
-[[The Superfriends]] embark on a "quest" to take a wayward tire to the [[Tire Fire]], which, according to the [[Squeaky-voiced teen]], is the only place where it can be destroyed. When they reach the fire, they consider waiting, as the ring in ''Lord of the Rings'' wasn't destroyed until the third book, but [[Professor Frink]] uses his Mononizer ray, which combines trilogies into one, to make them throw the tire in.<br>
+[[The Superfriends]] embark on a "quest" to take a wayward tire to the [[Tire Fire]], which, according to the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]], is the only place where it can be destroyed. When they reach the fire, they consider waiting, as the ring in ''Lord of the Rings'' wasn't destroyed until the third book, but [[Professor Frink]] uses his Mononizer ray, which combines trilogies into one, to make them throw the tire in.<br>
-[[Barney]] comments that his cheeseburger gave him gas. In response, the Squeaky-voiced teen comments "It shall not pass!".}}
+[[Barney]] comments that his cheeseburger gave him gas. In response, the Squeaky-Voiced Teen comments "It shall not pass!".}}
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 {{TB|"[[Murder, She Boat]]"}}
 {{TB|Someone is dressed as {{W|Gollum}}.}}
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 *The [[All-Smelling Tower]] is a reference to the All-Seeing Eye of Sauron, also referenced by Homer.
 *[[Treestache]] and the other trees are a reference to the {{W|Ent|Ents}}.
-*{{W|Peter Jackson}} and the ''The Hobbit'' trilogy are referenced in a dinner ticket.
+*[[Peter Jackson]] and the ''The Hobbit'' trilogy are referenced in a dinner ticket.
 *3 Hobbits are sitting in a cage to be eaten.
 *[[Billy Boyd]] sung the end credits song, "[[The Perfect Tale]]", a reference to "The Last Goodbye" from ''{{W|The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies}}''.}}
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 {{TRs|''[[Comic Book Guy's Best Costumes Ever - Part 3]]''|2}}
-{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] dressed up as {{W|Peter Jackson}} holding a ''Lord of the Rings'' script at Fantasy World-Con 2004.}}
+{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] dressed up as [[Peter Jackson]] holding a ''Lord of the Rings'' script at Fantasy World-Con 2004.}}
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 {{TB|Comic Book Guy dressed up as the {{W2|Shire|Middle-earth}} at J.R.R. Tolcon 2002.}}

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 '''''The Lord of the Rings''''' is a 1954-1955 high fantasy novel series by J.R.R. Tolkien. It has been adapted into film too, the most famous version being Peter Jackson's adaptation from 2001-2003. Both the original novel and Jackson's film version have been referenced and parodied numerous times on ''[[The Simpsons]]''.
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	'''''The Lord of the Rings''''' is a 1954-1955 high fantasy novel series by J.R.R. Tolkien. It has been adapted into film too, the most famous version being Peter Jackson's adaptation from 2001-2003. Both the original novel and Jackson's film version have been referenced and parodied numerous times on ''[[The Simpsons]]''.		'''''The Lord of the Rings''''' is a 1954-1955 high fantasy novel series by J.R.R. Tolkien. It has been adapted into film too, the most famous version being Peter Jackson's adaptation from 2001-2003. Both the original novel and Jackson's film version have been referenced and parodied numerous times on ''[[The Simpsons]]''.