The Time Bandit!/References - Revision history

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2021-10-16T08:15:33Z

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Solar Dragon at 17:38, August 3, 2021

2021-08-03T17:38:26Z

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2021-08-03T17:38:05Z

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SolarBot: /* Continuity */

2021-05-15T12:49:21Z

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Solar Dragon at 00:35, February 21, 2021

2021-02-21T00:35:42Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural References */replaced: Back to the Future → {{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}} (2)

2020-12-13T15:13:58Z

‎Cultural References: replaced: Back to the Future → {{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}} (2)

Mythigator: /* Cultural References */

2020-05-18T22:27:19Z

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Mythigator: /* Cultural References */

2020-05-18T22:02:53Z

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Mythigator: /* Cultural References */

2020-04-27T22:46:32Z

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Mythigator: /* Continuity */

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The story's title is a reference to the 1981 film ''{{w|Time Bandits}}''.
+*The story's title is a reference to the 1981 film ''{{W|Time Bandits}}''.
 **[[Bart]] decides to steal some items from the past to use for personal gain, similar to the film's plot.
 *The story's plotline is largely a parody of ''{{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}}''.
 *[[Professor Frink]]'s time machine resembles the one from the [[H. G. Wells]] sci-fi novel ''[[The Time Machine]]''.
 **Also like the Wells machine, Frink's time machine travels through time while remaining in the same physical location.
-*Frink's time machine uses Aqua Shell hairspray for fuel, a reference to {{w|Aqua Net}} hairspray which was popular in the 1960s and 1980s when "{{w|Big hair|big hair}}" was in style.
+*Frink's time machine uses Aqua Shell hairspray for fuel, a reference to {{W|Aqua Net}} hairspray which was popular in the 1960s and 1980s when "{{W|Big hair|big hair}}" was in style.
 **When Frink refuels the time machine, he uses a purple spray can in a color similar to Aqua Net cans.
-*Bart rides to town on a cow and says, "Hiyo, Bessie! Away!", a reference to the {{w|Lone Ranger}}.
+*Bart rides to town on a cow and says, "Hiyo, Bessie! Away!", a reference to the {{W|Lone Ranger}}.
-*While in the past, Bart sees a copy of the first issue of ''Justice Cartel of Earth'', a reference to the {{w|Justice League of America}} from [[DC Comics]].
+*While in the past, Bart sees a copy of the first issue of ''Justice Cartel of Earth'', a reference to the {{W|Justice League of America}} from [[DC Comics]].
 *Young [[Homer]] says he copied the material in his joke book from ''{{ap|Mad|magazine}}'' magazine.
-**One of the jokes is a song about the generation gap sung to the tune of "{{w|Ol' Man River}}".
+**One of the jokes is a song about the generation gap sung to the tune of "{{W|Ol' Man River}}".
 == Continuity ==

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 *Bart's theft of Marge's diary and Homer's joke book prompts them to talk to each other for the first time and become friends.
 *A young [[Jonathan Frink]] witnesses the departure of the time machine and realizes that time travel is possible.
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Continuity]]
 [[Category:Bart Simpson comics stories references]]

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-== Cultural References ==
+== Cultural references ==
 *The story's title is a reference to the 1981 film ''{{w|Time Bandits}}''.
 **[[Bart]] decides to steal some items from the past to use for personal gain, similar to the film's plot.

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 *The store at the future location of [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] is called [[The Bard's Gallows]], a bookstore that specializes in classic literature and has just branched out into selling comic books.
 *Bart's identification of a then-current comic book as a classic prompts [[Comic Book Guy]] to become interested in comic books.
-*The future location of [[Moe's Tavern]] is the [[Bible Reading Room and Soda Shop]], and the proprietor is [[Ned Flanders]].
+*The future location of [[Moe's Tavern]] is the Bible Reading Room and Soda Shop, and the proprietor is [[Ned Flanders]].
 *[[Mr. Burns]] has used atomic radiation to create a giant kumquat, which is attracting tourists. Burns says the next step in his plan is to build a [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|nuclear power plant]] to encourage people to move to [[Springfield]].
 *[[Abe]] and [[Jasper]] walk by [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] and say they'll '''''never''''' end up living there.

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 **[[Bart]] decides to steal some items from the past to use for personal gain, similar to the film's plot.
 *The story's plotline is largely a parody of ''[[Back to the Future (franchise)|Back to the Future]]''.
-*while in the past, Bart sees a copy of the first issue of ''Justice Cartel of Earth'', a reference to the {{w|Justice League of America}} from [[DC Comics]].
+*Bart rides to town on a cow and says, "Hiyo, Bessie! Away!", a reference to the {{w|Lone Ranger}}.
 *Young [[Homer]] says he copied the material in his joke book from ''[[Mad (magazine)|Mad]]'' magazine.
 **One of the jokes is a song about the generation gap sung to the tune of "{{w|Ol' Man River}}".