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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Breaking Bad}} → Breaking Bad (2), {{W|Michelin Man}} → Michelin Man

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|The Andy Griffith Show}} → The Andy Griffith Show, {{w|Blanche DuBois}} → Blanche DuBois, {{w|Karl Malden}} → Karl Malden, {{w|Dionne Warwick}} → Dionne Warwick, {{w|Nancy Drew}} → [[Nanc...

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|The Andy Griffith Show}} → The Andy Griffith Show, {{w|Blanche DuBois}} → Blanche DuBois, {{w|Karl Malden}} → Karl Malden, {{w|Dionne Warwick}} → Dionne Warwick, {{w|Nancy Drew}} → [[Nanc...

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 == Continuity ==
-*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. [[Ned Flanders]] played [[Stanley Kowalski]] in ''[[Oh, Streetcar!]], the musical version of ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' ("[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]").
+*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. [[Ned Flanders]] played [[Stanley Kowalski]] in ''[[Oh, Streetcar!]]'', the musical version of ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' ("[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]").
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 == Continuity ==
-*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. [[Ned Flanders]] played [[Stanley Kowalski]] in ''[[Oh, Streetcar!]], the musical version of''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' ("[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]").
+*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. [[Ned Flanders]] played [[Stanley Kowalski]] in ''[[Oh, Streetcar!]], the musical version of ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' ("[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]").
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 == Continuity ==
-*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. Flanders starred in ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' in episode "[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]".
+*In Milhouse's notes, it can be seen that he wrote that Flanders was better. [[Ned Flanders]] played [[Stanley Kowalski]] in ''[[Oh, Streetcar!]], the musical version of''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'' ("[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]").
 {{Season 24|R}}

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 *Homer tells Marge to call to the {{W|Procter & Gamble}} (P&G) help line when he has an accident with the chair.
 *"{{W|I'll Never Fall in Love Again}}" by [[Dionne Warwick]] is heard when Homer and Marge burn the sex toys.
 == Trivia ==

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 *At the [[Swanky Fish]] sushi restaurant, the strict [[sushi chef]] acts like Yev Kassem, a character from the ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode "{{W|The Soup Nazi}}".
 *Homer puts two chopsticks in his mouth and says he is "Wally the kissing Walrus", a reference to {{W|Wally Walrus}} from ''{{W|Woody Woodpecker filmography|Woody Woodpecker}}''.
-[[File:A Streetcar Named Desire.png|300px|thumb|On the "Movie Day", the kids watch ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'', more specifically the "I'm the King Around Here" scene]]
+[[File:A Streetcar Named Desire.png|300px|thumb|On the "Movie Day", the kids watch ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'', more specifically the {{W|Huey Long in culture#Theatre, music, television and games|"I'm the King Around Here}}" scene]]
 [[File:Milhouse as Marlon Brando.png|300px|thumb|[[Lisa]] imagines [[Milhouse]] as [[Marlon Brando]]]]
 *The 1957 drama film ''{{W2|A Streetcar Named Desire|1951 film}}'' plays on the school's "Movie Day", more specifically the "I'm the King Around Here" scene.
-**[[Martin]] mentions protagonist actors [[Blanche DuBois]] and [[Karl Malden]] while [[Nelson]] mentions [[Marlon Brando]]. [[Milhouse]] writes down "{{W|Elia Kazan}} good with actors".
+**[[Martin]] mentions protagonist actors Vivien Leigh as [[Blanche DuBois]] and [[Karl Malden]] as [[Harold Mitchell|Mitch]] while [[Nelson]] mentions [[Marlon Brando]]. [[Milhouse]] writes down "{{W|Elia Kazan}} good with actors".
 **[[Lisa]] later imagines Milhouse as Brando.
 **When the [[Springfield Elementary School therapist]] is fired, she takes Milhouse's favorite bunny bear "Fluffy Fella" with her. Milhouse then yells "Fella!", a reference to the "Stella!" scene from ''A Streetcar Named Desire''.

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 == Cultural references ==
-[[File:Breaking Bad couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] and [[Walter White]] corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''{{W|Breaking Bad}}'' episode "{{W|Hazard Pay}}"]]
+[[File:Breaking Bad couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] and [[Walter White]] corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''[[Breaking Bad]]'' episode "{{W|Hazard Pay}}"]]
 *The episode title is a pun on the 2000 romantic comedy film ''{{W|What Women Want}}'', which starred [[Mel Gibson]] and [[Helen Hunt]].
-*The opening [[Breaking Bad Couch Gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the popular television show ''{{W|Breaking Bad}}'':
+*The opening [[Breaking Bad Couch Gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the popular television show ''[[Breaking Bad]]'':
 **[[Marge]] cooks blue cupcakes, a reference to the iconic "Blue Sky" methamphetamine from the series, while [[Homer]] wears Heisenberg's hat
 **The style of this couch gag mimics the "{{W|Crystal Blue Persuasion}}" sequence on the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{W|Gliding Over All}}", using the same music.
 **The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] ([[Aaron Paul]]) and [[Walter White]] ([[Bryan Cranston]]) corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{W|Hazard Pay}}".
-*[[Mayor Quimby]] resemblances the {{W|Michelin Man}} on the Springfield Tire Guide, a parody of the {{W|Michelin Guide}}.
+*[[Mayor Quimby]] resembles the [[Michelin Man]] on the Springfield Tire Guide, a parody of the {{W|Michelin Guide}}.
 *At the [[Swanky Fish]] sushi restaurant, the strict [[sushi chef]] acts like Yev Kassem, a character from the ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode "{{W|The Soup Nazi}}".
 *Homer puts two chopsticks in his mouth and says he is "Wally the kissing Walrus", a reference to {{W|Wally Walrus}} from ''{{W|Woody Woodpecker filmography|Woody Woodpecker}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
-[[File:Breaking Bad couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] and [[Walter White]] corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''{{w|Breaking Bad}}'' episode "{{w|Hazard Pay}}"]]
+[[File:Breaking Bad couch gag.png|300px|thumb|The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] and [[Walter White]] corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''{{W|Breaking Bad}}'' episode "{{W|Hazard Pay}}"]]
-*The episode title is a pun on the 2000 romantic comedy film ''{{w|What Women Want}}'', which starred [[Mel Gibson]] and [[Helen Hunt]].
+*The episode title is a pun on the 2000 romantic comedy film ''{{W|What Women Want}}'', which starred [[Mel Gibson]] and [[Helen Hunt]].
-*The opening [[Breaking Bad Couch Gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the popular television show ''{{w|Breaking Bad}}'':
+*The opening [[Breaking Bad Couch Gag|couch gag]] is a reference to the popular television show ''{{W|Breaking Bad}}'':
 **[[Marge]] cooks blue cupcakes, a reference to the iconic "Blue Sky" methamphetamine from the series, while [[Homer]] wears Heisenberg's hat
-**The style of this couch gag mimics the "{{w|Crystal Blue Persuasion}}" sequence on the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{w|Gliding Over All}}", using the same music.
+**The style of this couch gag mimics the "{{W|Crystal Blue Persuasion}}" sequence on the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{W|Gliding Over All}}", using the same music.
-**The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] ([[Aaron Paul]]) and [[Walter White]] ([[Bryan Cranston]]) corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{w|Hazard Pay}}".
+**The scene of [[Jesse Pinkman]] ([[Aaron Paul]]) and [[Walter White]] ([[Bryan Cranston]]) corresponds to a live-action bit from the ''Breaking Bad'' episode "{{W|Hazard Pay}}".
-*[[Mayor Quimby]] resemblances the {{w|Michelin Man}} on the Springfield Tire Guide, a parody of the {{w|Michelin Guide}}.
+*[[Mayor Quimby]] resemblances the {{W|Michelin Man}} on the Springfield Tire Guide, a parody of the {{W|Michelin Guide}}.
-*At the [[Swanky Fish]] sushi restaurant, the strict [[sushi chef]] acts like Yev Kassem, a character from the ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode "{{w|The Soup Nazi}}".
+*At the [[Swanky Fish]] sushi restaurant, the strict [[sushi chef]] acts like Yev Kassem, a character from the ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode "{{W|The Soup Nazi}}".
-*Homer puts two chopsticks in his mouth and says he is "Wally the kissing Walrus", a reference to {{w|Wally Walrus}} from ''{{w|Woody Woodpecker filmography|Woody Woodpecker}}''.
+*Homer puts two chopsticks in his mouth and says he is "Wally the kissing Walrus", a reference to {{W|Wally Walrus}} from ''{{W|Woody Woodpecker filmography|Woody Woodpecker}}''.
 [[File:A Streetcar Named Desire.png|300px|thumb|On the "Movie Day", the kids watch ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'', more specifically the "I'm the King Around Here" scene]]
 [[File:Milhouse as Marlon Brando.png|300px|thumb|[[Lisa]] imagines [[Milhouse]] as [[Marlon Brando]]]]
-*The 1957 drama film ''{{w2|A Streetcar Named Desire|1951 film}}'' plays on the school's "Movie Day", more specifically the "I'm the King Around Here" scene.
+*The 1957 drama film ''{{W2|A Streetcar Named Desire|1951 film}}'' plays on the school's "Movie Day", more specifically the "I'm the King Around Here" scene.
-**[[Martin]] mentions protagonist actors [[Blanche DuBois]] and [[Karl Malden]] while [[Nelson]] mentions [[Marlon Brando]]. [[Milhouse]] writes down "{{w|Elia Kazan}} good with actors".
+**[[Martin]] mentions protagonist actors [[Blanche DuBois]] and [[Karl Malden]] while [[Nelson]] mentions [[Marlon Brando]]. [[Milhouse]] writes down "{{W|Elia Kazan}} good with actors".
 **[[Lisa]] later imagines Milhouse as Brando.
 **When the [[Springfield Elementary School therapist]] is fired, she takes Milhouse's favorite bunny bear "Fluffy Fella" with her. Milhouse then yells "Fella!", a reference to the "Stella!" scene from ''A Streetcar Named Desire''.
-*Homer's phone assistant "Searchy" tells him he can find brake fluid at Taco Joe's, a reference to {{w|Taco John's}}. When Homer tells her "that was yesterday", the assistant looks for [[the Beatles]] song "{{w2|Yesterday|Beatles song}}" credited to {{w|Lennon–McCartney}}.
+*Homer's phone assistant "Searchy" tells him he can find brake fluid at Taco Joe's, a reference to {{W|Taco John's}}. When Homer tells her "that was yesterday", the assistant looks for [[the Beatles]] song "{{W2|Yesterday|Beatles song}}" credited to {{W|Lennon–McCartney}}.
-*Milhouse asks Lisa whether she saw Marlon Brando on the 1962 film ''{{w2|Mutiny on the Bounty|1962 film}}''. This film was highly criticized and was a box-office bomb.
+*Milhouse asks Lisa whether she saw Marlon Brando on the 1962 film ''{{W2|Mutiny on the Bounty|1962 film}}''. This film was highly criticized and was a box-office bomb.
-*[[Abe]] does a comical entrance at the Simpsons' basement and says ''{{w|Guess Who's Coming to Dinner}}'', the 1967 American comedy-drama film.
+*[[Abe]] does a comical entrance at the Simpsons' basement and says ''{{W|Guess Who's Coming to Dinner}}'', the 1967 American comedy-drama film.
-*Homer compares his relationship with Marge to the {{w|Special Olympics}}.
+*Homer compares his relationship with Marge to the {{W|Special Olympics}}.
-*Homer pays at the Swanky Fish using [[Ned Flanders]]' [[Viza]] credit card, a parody of {{w|Visa, Inc.|Visa}}.
+*Homer pays at the Swanky Fish using [[Ned Flanders]]' [[Viza]] credit card, a parody of {{W|Visa, Inc.|Visa}}.
-*An imaginary Marlon Brando talks to Milhouse and tells him that he got 5 million dollars for working three days on the 1980 film ''{{w|Superman II}}''. The scenes of Brando in ''Superman II'' were actually removed because of tension with film producers.
+*An imaginary Marlon Brando talks to Milhouse and tells him that he got 5 million dollars for working three days on the 1980 film ''{{W|Superman II}}''. The scenes of Brando in ''Superman II'' were actually removed because of tension with film producers.
-*Lisa reads ''[[Nancy Drew and the Mystery of the Declining Book Sales]]'', which is a reference to the [[Nancy Drew]] book series by {{w|Edward Stratemeyer}}.
+*Lisa reads ''[[Nancy Drew and the Mystery of the Declining Book Sales]]'', which is a reference to the [[Nancy Drew]] book series by {{W|Edward Stratemeyer}}.
 *[[Moe]] was seen reading ''[[Fifty Shades of Grey]]'', a {{W|Fifty Shades of Grey|real book}}.
-*Moe writes fan fiction about ''[[The Andy Griffith Show]]'' where he mentions [[Andy Griffith]], [[Barney Fife]] and {{w|Aunt Bee}}.
+*Moe writes fan fiction about ''[[The Andy Griffith Show]]'' where he mentions [[Andy Griffith]], [[Barney Fife]] and {{W|Aunt Bee}}.
-*Homer tells Marge to call to the {{w|Procter & Gamble}} (P&G) help line when he has an accident with the chair.
+*Homer tells Marge to call to the {{W|Procter & Gamble}} (P&G) help line when he has an accident with the chair.
-*"{{w|I'll Never Fall in Love Again}}" by [[Dionne Warwick]] is heard when Homer and Marge burn the sex toys.
+*"{{W|I'll Never Fall in Love Again}}" by [[Dionne Warwick]] is heard when Homer and Marge burn the sex toys.
 == Trivia ==