There's No Disgrace Like Home/References - Revision history

Snowball II at 10:41, August 1, 2024

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Snowball II at 10:37, August 1, 2024

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Snowball II at 23:32, January 13, 2024

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SolarBot: replaced: {{W|The Wizard of Oz}} → The Wizard of Oz

2021-04-09T18:25:45Z

replaced: {{W|The Wizard of Oz}} → The Wizard of Oz

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine → {{W|Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine}}

2021-02-19T19:37:39Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine → {{W|Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine}}

SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: {{W|Ronald Reagan}} → Ronald Reagan

2021-01-24T23:49:54Z

‎Trivia: replaced: {{W|Ronald Reagan}} → Ronald Reagan

SolarBot: replaced: Batman → {{W2|Batman|TV series}} (2), Ronald Reagan → {{W|Ronald Reagan}} (8)

2020-12-13T15:21:44Z

replaced: Batman → {{W2|Batman|TV series}} (2), Ronald Reagan → {{W|Ronald Reagan}} (8)

Stevec: /* Trivia */

2020-06-01T22:45:40Z

‎Trivia

HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

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 *When Homer is saying that they have to get 250 dollars for the therapy in the background, you can see a teddy bear on the lower shelf near the stereo that looks exactly like Mr Burns' bear Bobo.
 *Bart and Lisa's college fund amounts to $88.50.
-*The traditional {{W|Three-ball symbol|three-ball sign for pawnbrokers}} is shown on the exterior of the pawn shop.
+*The traditional {{W|Pawnbroker#Three-ball symbol|three-ball sign for pawnbrokers}} is shown outside the pawn shop.
 *Their TV is a Motorola, and the pawnbroker knows Homer's name when he enters.
 *The "perfect" family that Homer encounters at the end of Mr. Burns' picnic is seen again later, behind the Simpsons at Dr. Monroe's office.

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 *When Homer is saying that they have to get 250 dollars for the therapy in the background, you can see a teddy bear on the lower shelf near the stereo that looks exactly like Mr Burns' bear Bobo.
 *Bart and Lisa's college fund amounts to $88.50.
-*The traditional {{W|Three-ball symbol|three-ball sign for pawnbroker}} is shown.
+*The traditional {{W|Three-ball symbol|three-ball sign for pawnbrokers}} is shown on the exterior of the pawn shop.
 *Their TV is a Motorola, and the pawnbroker knows Homer's name when he enters.
 *The "perfect" family that Homer encounters at the end of Mr. Burns' picnic is seen again later, behind the Simpsons at Dr. Monroe's office.

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 *When Homer is saying that they have to get 250 dollars for the therapy in the background, you can see a teddy bear on the lower shelf near the stereo that looks exactly like Mr Burns' bear Bobo.
 *Bart and Lisa's college fund amounts to $88.50.
-*Their TV is a Motorola, and the pawn clerk knows Homer's name when he enters.
+*The traditional {{W|Three-ball symbol|three-ball sign for pawnbroker}} is shown.
 *The "perfect" family that Homer encounters at the end of Mr. Burns' picnic is seen again later, behind the Simpsons at Dr. Monroe's office.
 *Dr. Monroe keeps his aggression therapy mallets in a gun cabinet.

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 *When the TV shows the eagle give food to his children, the man on the TV says "the father of the family"; later, he says it was the mother.
 *When the people are clapping, two of the people switch color skins. The first has yellow skin, the second has brown, and in the next frame, the first has brown skin, and the second has yellow. It continues throughout the clapping.
 *On driving home from the power plant, where's Maggie?
 *Lou's skin color is yellow. In subsequent episodes, he is an African-American.

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+{{TabR}}
 {{EpisodePrevNextRef |Homer's Odyssey|Bart the General}}
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 == Cultural references ==
-*{{W|The Wizard of Oz}}: The episode title is a pun on the movie's famous phrase "there's no place like home".
+*[[The Wizard of Oz]]: The episode title is a pun on the movie's famous phrase "there's no place like home".
 *{{W|Citizen Kane}}: Burns' mansion is based on the mansion from Citizen Kane.
 *{{W2|Batman|TV series}}: Homer's "stately Burns manor" is a pun.
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 *{{W2|A Clockwork Orange|film}}: electric shock scene is a parody.
 *{{W|Paul Mauriat}}'s instrumental hit "{{W|L'amour est bleu}}" plays in the reception room of Monroe's clinic.
 {{Reflist}}
-<br>
 {{Season 1|R}}

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 *{{W2|Batman|TV series}}: Homer's "stately Burns manor" is a pun.
 *{{W|Freaks}}: One scene has Homer's family repetitively say "one of us".
-*[[wikipedia:Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine|Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine]]: Marge sings this song.
+*{{W|Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine}}: Marge sings this song.
 *{{W2|A Clockwork Orange|film}}: electric shock scene is a parody.
 *{{W|Paul Mauriat}}'s instrumental hit "{{W|L'amour est bleu}}" plays in the reception room of Monroe's clinic.

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 *Dr. Monroe keeps his aggression therapy mallets in a gun cabinet.
 *The family acts wildly out of character in this episode: Homer is much more caring and actually suggests to eat at the dinner table instead of watching TV. Marge is a drunkard who behaves a lot like Homer. While Bart and Maggie have the same personalities, Lisa seems to act much more bratty, which is reminiscent of her actions on "[[The Tracey Ullman Show]]".
-*Mr. Burns looking at an index card to greet the Simpson family is reference to {{W|Ronald Reagan}}, who was known to use index cards to greet families at his parties.
+*Mr. Burns looking at an index card to greet the Simpson family is reference to [[Ronald Reagan]], who was known to use index cards to greet families at his parties.
 == Goofs ==

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 == Trivia ==
-*This episode was the first broadcasted by the BBC, on BBC One on 23 November 1996, making it the first episode to be seen by UK terrestrial viewers (the satellite channel Sky One had shown the programme since 1990). Moving to BBC Two from 10 March 1997, it continued on the BBC until terrestrial rights moved to Channel 4 in 2004.
+*This episode was the first broadcast by the BBC, on BBC One on 23 November 1996, making it the first episode to be seen by UK terrestrial viewers (the satellite channel Sky One had shown the program since 1990). Moving to BBC Two from 10 March 1997, it continued on the BBC until terrestrial rights moved to Channel 4 in 2004.
 *This episode also debuted in [[List of episodes in Australia|Australia]] on Channel 10 on 1991.
 *Red, purple, green, blue: The colors of Jell-o molds Marge makes for the picnic.

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 *When Marge gets drunk at the picnic, she falls on Homer while saying "Homie, did you try the punch?", her lips don't move.
 *When the Simpsons are spying on the old man, the boy and the old woman, all three of them disappear and then reappear between shots. Whenever there is a wide shot from outside the house, they are not there but when there is a close shot from outside or inside they are there.
-*As Homer is carrying the TV towards the pawn shop in the first shot the left window is clear. There is then a tracking shot of the family walking and when they get in front of the store the window has writing on it saying Pawn Shop. The writing is in black and the next shot when they are talking the writing is now dark brown.
+*As Homer is carrying the TV towards the pawn shop in the first shot, the left window is clear. There is then a tracking shot of the family walking and when they get in front of the store the window has writing on it saying Pawn Shop. The writing is in black and the next shot when they are talking the writing is now dark brown.
-*Before Homer enters the pawn shop you can see the TV is a purple color. As he enters the store the color of the TV is now blue. &nbsp;
+*Before Homer enters the pawn shop, you can see the TV is a purple color. As he enters the store, the color of the TV is now blue. &nbsp;
-*When the TV shows the eagle give food to his children, the man on the TV says "the father of the family" later he says it was the mother.
+*When the TV shows the eagle give food to his children, the man on the TV says "the father of the family"; later, he says it was the mother.
 *When the people are clapping, two of the people switch color skins. The first has yellow skin, the second has brown, and in the next frame, the first has brown skin, and the second has yellow. It continues throughout the clapping.
 *On driving home from the power plant, where's Maggie?
-*Lou's skin color is yellow. In subsequent episodes he is an African-American.
+*Lou's skin color is yellow. In subsequent episodes, he is an African-American.
 *On Bart's shocking machine, there are five buttons, but on Maggie's there are four buttons.
 *This is [[Matt Groening]]'s tenth favorite episode.