The Strong Arms of the Ma/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (4), {{w2| → {{W2|

2021-10-16T08:12:47Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (4), {{w2| → {{W2|

Solar Dragon at 11:58, July 10, 2021

2021-07-10T11:58:34Z

Blinky-742: /* Goofs */

2021-07-10T11:57:18Z

‎Goofs

Alessandra: /* Trivia */

2021-03-17T09:06:09Z

‎Trivia

Alessandra: /* Cultural references */

2021-03-17T09:03:17Z

‎Cultural references

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|The Godfather}} → The Godfather

2021-01-31T17:36:59Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|The Godfather}} → The Godfather

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Ann Moore (inventor)|Snugli}} → {{W2|Ann Moore|inventor}} (4)

2020-12-13T15:12:36Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Ann Moore (inventor)|Snugli}} → {{W2|Ann Moore|inventor}} (4)

HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

2020-02-27T00:52:42Z

‎Goofs

Solar Dragon at 15:42, December 13, 2019

2019-12-13T15:42:36Z

Solar Dragon at 15:41, December 13, 2019

2019-12-13T15:41:46Z

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 *When there's no room left in the car for Homer, [[Rainier Wolfcastle]] gives him a ride home, carrying him in a giant {{W2|Ann Moore|inventor|Snugli}}. Wolfcastle used it to carry {{W|Rob Schneider}} in his film ''My Baby Is An Ugly Man''.
 *At Rainier's garage sale, [[Lenny]] finds a cybernetic arm that resembles the Terminator's from ''[[Terminator]]''.
-*When [[Marge]] runs over the mailman and tells him that it will take a while for help to arrive, he says it's no problem as he's got plenty to read and picks up a Twilight Zone magazine. Then, to his horror, he discovers that his glasses are broken, referencing the 1959 ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' episode "{{w|Time Enough at Last}}". The music from the show plays after this.
+*When [[Marge]] runs over the mailman and tells him that it will take a while for help to arrive, he says it's no problem as he's got plenty to read and picks up a Twilight Zone magazine. Then, to his horror, he discovers that his glasses are broken, referencing the 1959 ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' episode "{{W|Time Enough at Last}}". The music from the show plays after this.
 *When the family eat dinner in the basement:
-**They sit at an {{w|air hockey}} table and pass the food around as though they were playing the game.
+**They sit at an {{W|air hockey}} table and pass the food around as though they were playing the game.
 **[[Lisa]] is bothered by the sight of people's feet as they walk by the window, and Homer reassures her by telling her it's just like ''[[Cheers]]'', referring to the bar's being located in a basement. Homer said he loved the show as it meant there was only half an hour until ''{{W2|Wings|1990 TV series}}''
 *When Marge first takes steroids, the theme music from ''{{ap|Popeye|comic strip}}'' plays briefly.
-*When Marge meets her mugger again and beats him up in the street, the fight sequence is taken directly from the movie ''[[The Godfather]]'' when {{w|Sonny Corleone}} beats up his brother in law Carlo after finding out he was beating his sister.
+*When Marge meets her mugger again and beats him up in the street, the fight sequence is taken directly from the movie ''[[The Godfather]]'' when {{W|Sonny Corleone}} beats up his brother in law Carlo after finding out he was beating his sister.
-*A pastiche of "{{w|Gonna Fly Now}}" (the theme music from the ''{{W2|Rocky|film series}}'' movie series) is played at a couple of places in the episode:
+*A pastiche of "{{W|Gonna Fly Now}}" (the theme music from the ''{{W2|Rocky|film series}}'' movie series) is played at a couple of places in the episode:
 **During the sequence where Marge is working out and meets up with a group of local bodybuilders (including [[Ruth Powers]]).
 **At the beginning of the closing credits.
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 *When the sailors enter the bar, "{{W|Anchors Aweigh}}", the fight song for the {{W|United States Navy}}, plays.
 *During the aftermath of the fight, "{{W|Adagio for Strings}}" by {{W|Samuel Barber}} plays.
-*The shock and subsequent agoraphobia suffered by [[Marge]] are a reference to the movie ''{{w2|Copycat|film}}''.
+*The shock and subsequent agoraphobia suffered by [[Marge]] are a reference to the movie ''{{W2|Copycat|film}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *In the First Church of Springfield, [[Becky Shorter]], [[Rod]] and [[Todd]] all have the wrong colors.
 *Before Marge picks up the jukebox to slam it into other people in Moe's Tavern, it isn't playing anything, but when she goes over to it, it starts playing music.
-*In one scenic after the fight in Moe's Tavern Disco Stu is hanging at the broken window and is not smashed into the jukebox. And when Moe sets the counter on fire the two holes in thre ceiling are missing.
+*In one scene, after the fight in Moe's Tavern, Disco Stu is hanging at the broken window and is not smashed into the jukebox. And when Moe sets the counter on fire the two holes in the ceiling are missing.
 *When the family is eating dinner at the Air Hockey table, there are no goals on the ends of the table (where Lisa and Homer are sitting), except when there's a close up on Lisa. There is no goal when there's a close-up of Homer talking about "Cheers".
 *When the lady smashes the piano saying "support the arts", her lips don't move.

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 *In the First Church of Springfield, [[Becky Shorter]], [[Rod]] and [[Todd]] all have the wrong colors.
 *Before Marge picks up the jukebox to slam it into other people in Moe's Tavern, it isn't playing anything, but when she goes over to it, it starts playing music.
 *When the family is eating dinner at the Air Hockey table, there are no goals on the ends of the table (where Lisa and Homer are sitting), except when there's a close up on Lisa. There is no goal when there's a close-up of Homer talking about "Cheers".
 *When the lady smashes the piano saying "support the arts", her lips don't move.

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 == Trivia ==
 *Marge's car's license plate is "EABF 04", the production code for the episode.
 == Continuity ==

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 *When the sailors enter the bar, "{{W|Anchors Aweigh}}", the fight song for the {{W|United States Navy}}, plays.
 *During the aftermath of the fight, "{{W|Adagio for Strings}}" by {{W|Samuel Barber}} plays.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Goofs ==
 *In the First Church of Springfield, [[Becky Shorter]], [[Rod]] and [[Todd]] all have the wrong colors.
-*Before Marge picks up the jukebox to slam it into other people in Moe's Tavern it isn't playing anything, but when she goes over to it, it starts playing music.
+*Before Marge picks up the jukebox to slam it into other people in Moe's Tavern, it isn't playing anything, but when she goes over to it, it starts playing music.
 *When the family is eating dinner at the Air Hockey table, there are no goals on the ends of the table (where Lisa and Homer are sitting), except when there's a close up on Lisa. There is no goal when there's a close-up of Homer talking about "Cheers".
-*When the lady smashes the piano saying "support the arts" her lips don't move.
+*When the lady smashes the piano saying "support the arts", her lips don't move.
 *Homer packs lots of boxes in the car, but when Marge drives the car, the boxes disappear.
 *In the first interior shot of [[Moe's Tavern]], [[Louie]] has [[Carl]]'s colors.

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 **During the sequence where Marge is working out and meets up with a group of local bodybuilders (including [[Ruth Powers]]).
 **At the beginning of the closing credits.
-*[[Let’s Hear It for the Soy]]#s name is a reference to the song "{{W|Let's Hear It for the Boy}}" by {{W|Deniece Williams}}.
+*[[Let's Hear It for the Soy]]'s name is a reference to the song "{{W|Let's Hear It for the Boy}}" by {{W|Deniece Williams}}.
 *"{{W|Für Elise}}" by [[Ludwig van Beethoven]] plays during [[The Iron Maidens]] competition.
 *[[Sonya]] sings the song "[[(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance]]" by {{W|Gene Pitney}}.