The Ten-Per-Cent Solution/References - Revision history

SDSpivey: /* Cultural references */ Clowns

2025-05-02T16:08:16Z

‎Cultural references: Clowns

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|The Honeymooners}} → The Honeymooners (2)

2022-06-07T22:54:11Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|The Honeymooners}} → The Honeymooners (2)

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2022-02-26T19:10:31Z

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2021-10-16T08:14:29Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (10)

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2021-08-03T17:37:30Z

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Solar Dragon at 17:42, January 31, 2021

2021-01-31T17:42:42Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|J. R. Ewing}} → J. R. Ewing

2021-01-31T17:41:52Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|J. R. Ewing}} → J. R. Ewing

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Sherlock Holmes}} → Sherlock Holmes, {{W2|Dallas|TV series}} → {{ap|Dallas|TV series}}, {{w|The Flintstones}} → The Flintstones, {{w|All in the Family}} → All in the Family, {{W|Beethoven}} →...

2021-01-24T23:38:56Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Sherlock Holmes}} → Sherlock Holmes, {{W2|Dallas|TV series}} → {{ap|Dallas|TV series}}, {{w|The Flintstones}} → The Flintstones, {{w|All in the Family}} → All in the Family, {{W|Beethoven}} →...

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution (film)|film}} → {{W2|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|film}} (7)

2020-12-13T15:13:41Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution (film)|film}} → {{W2|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|film}} (7)

SolarBot: replaced: Hulu → {{ap|Hulu|in-universe website}} (2)

2019-10-18T11:16:35Z

replaced: Hulu → {{ap|Hulu|in-universe website}} (2)

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 *[[Annie Dubinsky]] asks Homer if he would play a bloated corpse on ''[[CSI]]''.
 *[[Krusty's agent]] has a [[S-Mobile]] phone, a parody of {{W|T-Mobile}}.
-*[[Ronald McDonald]], mascot of [[McDonald's]], is seen in [[The Clown Plaza Hotel]].
+*Clowns seen in [[The Clown Plaza Hotel]]:
 *A scene from ''{{W2|The Ricky Gervais Show|animated series}}'' is seen briefly.
 *The music played during "[[The Cat's Speech]]" is "{{W2|Symphony No. 7|Beethoven}}" by [[Beethoven]]

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 **The [[Starship Enterprise]] from ''[[Star Trek]]''.
 **A parody of [[Superman]].
-**''[[The Adventures of Fatso Flanagan]]'', a parody of ''{{W|The Honeymooners}}''.
+**''[[The Adventures of Fatso Flanagan]]'', a parody of ''[[The Honeymooners]]''.
 *When Homer's pants get split in back, he mentions that he has a tattoo of [[Donald Duck]] smoking a "doob" (short for "doobie", a marijuana cigarette), meant for [[Marge]]'s eyes only.
-*[[Marge]] calls [[Homer]] overweight sitcom characters: Ralph ''{{W|The Honeymooners}}'', Fred ''[[The Flintstones]]'', Archie ''[[All in the Family]]'', ''{{W|King of Queens}}''.
+*[[Marge]] calls [[Homer]] overweight sitcom characters: Ralph ''[[The Honeymooners]]'', Fred ''[[The Flintstones]]'', Archie ''[[All in the Family]]'', ''{{W|King of Queens}}''.
 *[[Annie Dubinsky]] asks Homer if he would play a bloated corpse on ''[[CSI]]''.
 *[[Krusty's agent]] has a [[S-Mobile]] phone, a parody of {{W|T-Mobile}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is probably a reference to the [[Sherlock Holmes]] {{w|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|novel}} and {{W2|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|film|film}} ''The Seven-Per-Cent Solution'', as well as a reference the standard agent commission of 10%.
+*The episode title is probably a reference to the [[Sherlock Holmes]] {{W|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|novel}} and {{W2|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|film|film}} ''The Seven-Per-Cent Solution'', as well as a reference the standard agent commission of 10%.
 *[[Krusty]] states that the references in the Itchy & Scratchy cartoons are over a year old because the cartoons take a year to animate so they seem outdated. The references are:
-**''[[The Cat's Speech]]'' - ''{{w|The King's Speech}}''
+**''[[The Cat's Speech]]'' - ''{{W|The King's Speech}}''
-**''[[The Social Petwork]]'' - ''{{w|The Social Network}}''
+**''[[The Social Petwork]]'' - ''{{W|The Social Network}}''
 **''[[Black & Blue Swan]]'' - ''{{W2|Black Swan|film}}''
-*During ''The Cat's Speech'', when [[Adolf Hitler]] is shown driving a {{w|swastika}}'d steam roller over a prostrate [[Scratchy]], [[Maggie]] raises her arm in the {{w|Nazi salute}}. Maggie's arm is lowered by [[Lisa]], with a nervous laugh.
+*During ''The Cat's Speech'', when [[Adolf Hitler]] is shown driving a {{W|swastika}}'d steam roller over a prostrate [[Scratchy]], [[Maggie]] raises her arm in the {{W|Nazi salute}}. Maggie's arm is lowered by [[Lisa]], with a nervous laugh.
 *{{ap|Hulu|in-universe website}} is a [[Hulu|real-life video streaming website]].
 *Seen in the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
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 **''[[The Adventures of Fatso Flanagan]]'', a parody of ''{{W|The Honeymooners}}''.
 *When Homer's pants get split in back, he mentions that he has a tattoo of [[Donald Duck]] smoking a "doob" (short for "doobie", a marijuana cigarette), meant for [[Marge]]'s eyes only.
-*[[Marge]] calls [[Homer]] overweight sitcom characters: Ralph ''{{w|The Honeymooners}}'', Fred ''[[The Flintstones]]'', Archie ''[[All in the Family]]'', ''{{w|King of Queens}}''.
+*[[Marge]] calls [[Homer]] overweight sitcom characters: Ralph ''{{W|The Honeymooners}}'', Fred ''[[The Flintstones]]'', Archie ''[[All in the Family]]'', ''{{W|King of Queens}}''.
 *[[Annie Dubinsky]] asks Homer if he would play a bloated corpse on ''[[CSI]]''.
 *[[Krusty's agent]] has a [[S-Mobile]] phone, a parody of {{W|T-Mobile}}.
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 *The song played during "[[The Social Petwork]]" is "{{W2|Creep|Radiohead song}}" by {{W|Scala & Kolacny Brothers}}.
 *The music played during "[[Black & Blue Swan]]" is "Danse des Petite Cygnes" from ''{{W|Swan Lake}}''.
-*In the 60's flashback scene, the club "The Village Id" is a reference to the Freudian term {{w|Id, ego and super-ego|"id"}} and a shortened form of {{w|Village Idiot}}. In the background New York City's {{w|Washington Square Arch}} and the [[Empire State Building]] are seen.
+*In the 60's flashback scene, the club "The Village Id" is a reference to the Freudian term {{W|Id, ego and super-ego|"id"}} and a shortened form of {{W|Village Idiot}}. In the background New York City's {{W|Washington Square Arch}} and the [[Empire State Building]] are seen.
 == Continuity ==

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 {{EpisodePrevNextRef|The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants|Holidays of Future Passed|The Ten-Per-Cent Solution}}
-== Cultural references==
+== Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is probably a reference to the [[Sherlock Holmes]] {{w|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|novel}} and {{W2|The Seven-Per-Cent Solution|film|film}} ''The Seven-Per-Cent Solution'', as well as a reference the standard agent commission of 10%.
 *[[Krusty]] states that the references in the Itchy & Scratchy cartoons are over a year old because the cartoons take a year to animate so they seem outdated. The references are:
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 *In one scene where Bart has his legs crossed and is sitting on the floor at the Simpsons' house, his shoes are missing (as in not been added to the frame).
-==Broadcasting Information==
+== Broadcasting Information ==
 :'''UK'''
 *1st Airing - July 22, 2012

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 **''{{ap|King of the Hill|TV series}}'' display (which is then packed up).
 **The [[Batmobile]] which is bought by [[Comic Book Guy]].
-**Several other [[Batman]] items from the {{W2|Batman|TV series|classiv TV series}}.
+**Several other [[Batman]] items from the {{W2|Batman|TV series|classic TV series}}.
-**A display of {{W|J. R. Ewing}} from ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}''.
+**A display of [[J. R. Ewing]] from ''{{ap|Dallas|TV series}}''.
 **The {{W|Starship Enterprise}} from ''[[Star Trek]]''.
 **A parody of [[Superman]].

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 **''[[Black & Blue Swan]]'' - ''{{w|Black Swan (film)|Black Swan}}''
 *During ''The Cat's Speech'', when [[Adolf Hitler]] is shown driving a {{w|swastika}}'d steam roller over a prostrate [[Scratchy]], [[Maggie]] raises her arm in the {{w|Nazi salute}}. Maggie's arm is lowered by [[Lisa]], with a nervous laugh.
-*[[Hulu]] is a {{w|Hulu|real-life video streaming website}}.
+*{{ap|Hulu|in-universe website}} is a {{w|Hulu|real-life video streaming website}}.
 *Seen in the [[Museum of TV and Television]]:
 **''[[The Three Stooges]]'' skeletons.
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 == Continuity ==
-*On [[Hulu]], there is a video called "Moe Gets a Cell Phone", previously mentioned in the song "[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" along with the same image. ("[[Gump Roast]]")
+*On {{ap|Hulu|in-universe website}}, there is a video called "Moe Gets a Cell Phone", previously mentioned in the song "[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]" along with the same image. ("[[Gump Roast]]")
 *Seen in the Museum of TV and Television:
 **''[[Thicker than Waters]]'' ("[[Homer the Father]]")