The Trouble with Trillions/References - Revision history

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2022-03-13T17:19:33Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Smithers → Smithers

Solar Dragon at 23:56, November 18, 2021

2021-11-18T23:56:03Z

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2021-10-16T08:16:59Z

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SolarBot: /* Continuity */replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), == → == (3), == → == (3), →

2021-08-03T17:39:53Z

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CJG00 at 06:18, February 6, 2021

2021-02-06T06:18:30Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Che Guevara}} → Che Guevara, {{w|Charlie Chaplin}} → Charlie Chaplin

2021-01-24T23:42:35Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Che Guevara}} → Che Guevara, {{w|Charlie Chaplin}} → Charlie Chaplin

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|JFK (film)|JFK}} → {{W2|JFK|film}} (2)

2020-12-13T15:14:24Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|JFK (film)|JFK}} → {{W2|JFK|film}} (2)

Mythigator: /* Cultural references */

2019-06-17T04:03:37Z

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T-Mac: /* Cultural references */

2019-06-17T03:38:13Z

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{ap|Charlie|SNPP}} → Charlie

2017-03-07T16:45:21Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{ap|Charlie|SNPP}} → Charlie

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 *One of the signs in Cuba was based on a [[Che Guevara]] poster, altered to say "Duff O Muerto!"
 *[[Charlie]]'s statement "My militia has a secret plan to beat up all sorts of government officials. That'll teach them to drag their feet on high-definition TV" satirizes those who believe random acts of violence against uninvolved parties will force the government to exercise authority it doesn't have.
-*The song [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.|Smithers]] sings in his apartment is ''{{W|Everything's Coming up Roses}}'' from the musical ''{{W2|Gypsy|musical}}''
+*The song [[Smithers]] sings in his apartment is ''{{W|Everything's Coming up Roses}}'' from the musical ''{{W2|Gypsy|musical}}''
 == Continuity ==

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 == Goofs ==
 *The "to do" pile next to Homer didn't appear until he mentioned it.
 *After Kent Brockman interviews Krusty waiting in line at the Post Office, Krusty's bowtie changes color from purple to its correct shade of blue.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a pun on the ''[[Star Trek]]'' original series episode "{{w|The Trouble With Tribbles}}".
+*The episode title is a pun on the ''[[Star Trek]]'' original series episode "{{W|The Trouble With Tribbles}}".
 *The scene where [[Homer]] is pressed into FBI service was taken directly from the 1991 movie ''{{W2|JFK|film}}''.
-**Similarly, Agent Johnson, one of the FBI Agents who placed Homer on the job, was apparently named after one of the FBI Agents from ''{{w|Die Hard}}''.
+**Similarly, Agent Johnson, one of the FBI Agents who placed Homer on the job, was apparently named after one of the FBI Agents from ''{{W|Die Hard}}''.
 *When questioned by [[Kent Brockman]] in regards to why he procrastinated in regards to the Tax deadline, [[Otto]] remarks that he thought that the tax-line was actually the line for a Metallica concert.
 *[[Mr. Burns]] claims that he owns the suit that [[Charlie Chaplin]] was buried in, a reference to the fact that Charlie Chaplin's body was stolen from a cemetery in Switzerland.
-*When [[Fidel Castro]] remarks that Americans aren't all that bad as they named a street after him, he reacts in shock and horror when he learns just who dwells on that street—a reference to {{w|The Castro, San Francisco|Castro Street}} in {{w|San Francisco}}, a street that is an iconic gay community (although its true namesake was {{w|José Castro}}, who was a governor of the Alta California territory while it was still part of Mexico).
+*When [[Fidel Castro]] remarks that Americans aren't all that bad as they named a street after him, he reacts in shock and horror when he learns just who dwells on that street—a reference to {{W|The Castro, San Francisco|Castro Street}} in {{W|San Francisco}}, a street that is an iconic gay community (although its true namesake was {{W|José Castro}}, who was a governor of the Alta California territory while it was still part of Mexico).
 *One of the signs in Cuba was based on a [[Che Guevara]] poster, altered to say "Duff O Muerto!"
 *[[Charlie]]'s statement "My militia has a secret plan to beat up all sorts of government officials. That'll teach them to drag their feet on high-definition TV" satirizes those who believe random acts of violence against uninvolved parties will force the government to exercise authority it doesn't have.
-*The song [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.|Smithers]] sings in his apartment is ''{{w|Everything's Coming up Roses}}'' from the musical ''{{W2|Gypsy|musical}}''
+*The song [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.|Smithers]] sings in his apartment is ''{{W|Everything's Coming up Roses}}'' from the musical ''{{W2|Gypsy|musical}}''
 == Continuity ==

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 **Beating up [[George Bush Sr.|George Bush]] (though Moe claims it was Barney who did it). ("[[Two Bad Neighbors]]")
 *[[Karl]] is seen at the post office. ("[[Simpson and Delilah]]")
 *[[Lucius Sweet]] is seen at the IRS offices. ("[[The Homer They Fall]]")
 *The [[IRS]] is seen again. ("[[Bart the Fink]]")

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 *[[Lucius Sweet]] is seen at the IRS offices. ("[[The Homer They Fall]]")
 *The [[IRS]] is seen again. ("[[Bart the Fink]]")
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