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 *[[Homer]] says that there are dream laws enforced by the dream police, and Marge points out that's a song by {{W|Cheap Trick}}, "{{W2|Dream Police|song}}". Homer starts singing their song "[[Surrender]]".
 *[[Professor Frink]] makes a machine to create the perfect {{W2|Arnold Palmer|drink}}.
-[[File:TARDIS The Past and the Furious.png|300px|thumb|[[Professor Frink]]'s whiteboard include several references to the use of {{W|wormhole}}s for time travel and to [[TARDIS]], the time machine from ''[[Doctor Who]]'']]
+[[File:TARDIS The Past and the Furious.png|300px|thumb|[[Professor Frink]]'s whiteboard includes several references to the use of {{W|wormhole}}s for time travel and to [[TARDIS]], the time machine from ''[[Doctor Who]]'']]
 *On Frink's whiteboard:
 **There is a drawing of the [[TARDIS]] from ''Doctor Who'', with the acronym "Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-Time", referencing the "Time And Relative Dimension In Space" acronym of the TARDIS.

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 **Frink also has "Minkowski Wormhole" written on the whiteboard, combining the mathematical description of the {{W|Minkowski spacetime}} and the concept of the {{W|wormhole}}, hypothetically considered to allow time travel.
 **Other notations include the {{W|accessibility relation}}, ''wRu'', used in {{W|modal logic}}, while the integral equations are representations of the mathematics behind wormholes, energy conditions, and time travel constraints.
-*Frink tells Lisa that the time-traveling experience "most resembles a quantum leap, minus the Scott Bakula-tions". This is a play-on-words on the physics concept of {{W2|quantum leap|physics}} and the 1989 science fiction TV series ''{{W2|Quantum Leap|1989 TV series}}'', in which American actor [[Scott Bakula]] starred as Dr. {{W|Sam Beckett}}.
+*Frink tells Lisa that the time-traveling experience "most resembles a quantum leap, minus the {{Ch|Scott Bakula}}-tions". This is a play-on-words on the physics concept of {{W2|quantum leap|physics}} and the 1989 science fiction TV series ''{{W2|Quantum Leap|1989 TV series}}'', in which American actor [[Scott Bakula]] starred as Dr. {{W|Sam Beckett}}.
 *Professor Frink says "to the Internet-mobile", referencing the phrase "To the [[Batmobile]]!" from the 1960s ''{{W2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series.
 *During the song "[[The Mini Moose]]", several locations and their landmarks are mentioned:

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 **Frink also has "Minkowski Wormhole" written on the whiteboard, combining the mathematical description of the {{W|Minkowski spacetime}} and the concept of the {{W|wormhole}}, hypothetically considered to allow time travel.
 **Other notations include the {{W|accessibility relation}}, ''wRu'', used in {{W|modal logic}}, while the integral equations are representations of the mathematics behind wormholes, energy conditions, and time travel constraints.
-*Frink tells Lisa that the time-traveling experience "most resembles a quantum leap, minus the Scott Bakula-tions". This is a play-on-words on the physics concept of {{W2|quantum leap|physics}} and the 1989 science fiction TV series ''{{W2|Quantum Leap|1989 TV series}}'', in which American actor {{W|Scott Bakula}} starred as Dr. {{W|Sam Beckett}}.
+*Frink tells Lisa that the time-traveling experience "most resembles a quantum leap, minus the Scott Bakula-tions". This is a play-on-words on the physics concept of {{W2|quantum leap|physics}} and the 1989 science fiction TV series ''{{W2|Quantum Leap|1989 TV series}}'', in which American actor [[Scott Bakula]] starred as Dr. {{W|Sam Beckett}}.
 *Professor Frink says "to the Internet-mobile", referencing the phrase "To the [[Batmobile]]!" from the 1960s ''{{W2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series.
 *During the song "[[The Mini Moose]]", several locations and their landmarks are mentioned:

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 *Mr. Burns convinces his younger self to not marry {{W|Roseanne Barr}}.
 *Burns left [[Edith]] a priceless {{W|Tiffany lamp}} to sell. He packaged it in "worthless" baseball cards, including ones of [[Babe Ruth]], [[Honus Wagner]], and [[Ty Cobb]].
-*During "[[Mini Moose Mamma, Let's Kill You Tonight]]", the singer mentions the erradication of the {{W|Oxford comma}}.
+*During "[[Mini Moose Mamma, Let's Kill You Tonight]]", the singer mentions the eradication of the {{W|Oxford comma}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 **Homer New Jobs: "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]".
 **Bart Girlfriends: "[[Bart's Girlfriend]]".
-**Lisa the Misfits: "[[The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds]]".
+**Lisa the Misfit: "[[The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds]]".
 **Social Commentary 5 Years Too Late: "[[E My Sports]]".
 **Fan Infuriators: "[[That '90s Show]]".

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 *[[Dorothea Chaplet|Dr. Dorothea Chaplet]] is named for (and designed after) the companion of the {{W|First Doctor}}, {{W|Dodo Chaplet|Dorothea "Dodo" Chaplet}}, from ''[[Doctor Who]]''.<ref>[https://bsky.app/profile/rlazebnik.bsky.social/post/3lhylednshc2i Rob LaZebnik's Bluesky - "Dr. Chaplet"]</ref>
 *Lisa refers to the tappers as table buzzers from {{W|TGI Fridays}}.
-*Lisa says that her dreaming of becoming Edith is primo, Louis Primo, a reference to {{W|Louis Prima}}.
+*Lisa says that her dream of becoming Edith is primo, Louis Primo, a reference to jazzist {{W|Louis Prima}}.
 *[[Homer]] says that there are dream laws enforced by the dream police, and Marge points out that's a song by {{W|Cheap Trick}}, "{{W2|Dream Police|song}}". Homer starts singing their song "[[Surrender]]".
 *[[Professor Frink]] makes a machine to create the perfect {{W2|Arnold Palmer|drink}}.
-*Frink mentions ''{{W|Quantum Leap}}'' and {{Ch|Scott Bakula}}, who played the main character {{W|Sam Beckett}} in the series.
+[[File:TARDIS The Past and the Furious.png|300px|thumb|[[Professor Frink]]'s whiteboard include several references to the use of {{W|wormhole}}s for time travel and to [[TARDIS]], the time machine from ''[[Doctor Who]]'']]
-*On Frink's whiteboard is a drawing of the [[TARDIS]] from ''Doctor Who'', with the acronym "Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-Time" on a whiteboard, referencing the "Time And Relative Dimension In Space" acronym of the TARDIS.
+*On Frink's whiteboard:
-**Frink also has "{{W|Hermann Minkowski|Minkowski}} Wormhole" written on the whiteboard.
+**There is a drawing of the [[TARDIS]] from ''Doctor Who'', with the acronym "Traversable Acausal Retrograde Domain in Space-Time", referencing the "Time And Relative Dimension In Space" acronym of the TARDIS.
 *Professor Frink says "to the Internet-mobile", referencing the phrase "To the [[Batmobile]]!" from the 1960s ''{{W2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series.
 *During the song "[[The Mini Moose]]", several locations and their landmarks are mentioned:
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 **[[London]] and {{W|London Bridge}}.
 *The ''[[Agoni Smart Dungeon]]'' app is likely a reference to the {{W2|Amazon|company}} [[Amazon Alexa|Alexa]] Smart Home system.
 *Future Mr. Burns tells Past Mr. Burns that he will have a [[Pablo Picasso|Picasso]] painting in every bathroom.
 *Mr. Burns convinces his younger self to not marry {{W|Roseanne Barr}}.
 *Burns left [[Edith]] a priceless {{W|Tiffany lamp}} to sell. He packaged it in "worthless" baseball cards, including ones of [[Babe Ruth]], [[Honus Wagner]], and [[Ty Cobb]].
 == Trivia ==

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