When You Dish Upon a Star/References - Revision history

PanchamBro at 16:06, June 20, 2022

2022-06-20T16:06:00Z

Solar Dragon: Reverted edits by 91.158.94.73 (talk) to last revision by SolarBot

2022-05-16T13:54:07Z

Reverted edits by 91.158.94.73 (talk) to last revision by SolarBot

91.158.94.73: /* Goofs */

2022-05-16T13:21:15Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: replaced: {{w| → {{W|, {{ch| → {{Ch| (7)

2021-10-16T09:26:30Z

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Fred Astaire}} → Fred Astaire

2021-04-10T11:56:00Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Fred Astaire}} → Fred Astaire

CJG00: /* Goofs */

2021-02-06T07:18:08Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Barbra Streisand}} → Barbra Streisand

2021-01-31T19:04:30Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Barbra Streisand}} → Barbra Streisand

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W2|Titanic|1997 film}} → Titanic, {{W|Happy Days}} → {{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}, {{W2|Jurassic Park|film}} → Jurassic Park, {{W|Welcome Back, Kotter}} → Welcome Back, Kotter, {{W|Ray Bolger}}...

2021-01-25T13:08:50Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W2|Titanic|1997 film}} → Titanic, {{W|Happy Days}} → {{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}, {{W2|Jurassic Park|film}} → Jurassic Park, {{W|Welcome Back, Kotter}} → Welcome Back, Kotter, {{W|Ray Bolger}}...

HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

2021-01-24T02:01:45Z

‎Goofs

HomerGriffin: /* Cultural references */

2021-01-24T02:00:45Z

‎Cultural references

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 *When Alec Baldwin jumps on Homer's car- he has no watch- even when he says: "I've made it!" he has no watch- then seconds later the watch appears on his right hand.
 *The judge told Homer he was forbidden to come within 500 miles of any celebrity dead or alive but however, Homer would be near several celebrity's in future episodes like {{Ch|Ron Howard}} again, {{Ch|Mel Gibson}}, {{Ch|Gary Coleman}} & {{Ch|Carmen Electra}}.
-*The episode includes a sign saying "20th Century Fox: A Division of Walt Disney Co". This would come true 21 years later, in March [[2019]], where Disney acquired the rights to a majority of 21st Century Fox's assets including 20th Century Fox.
+*The episode includes a sign saying "20th Century Fox: A Division of Walt Disney Co". 21 years later in March [[2019]], [[Disney]] acquired the rights to a majority of 21st Century Fox's assets including 20th Century Fox.
 == Cultural references ==

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 *As Homer is parasailing towards the beach, the white stripe on his life jacket disappears for a frame.
 *During the judgement, Bart's head disappeared for a few seconds.
 {{Season 10|R}}

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 *As Homer is parasailing towards the beach, the white stripe on his life jacket disappears for a frame.
 *During the judgement, Bart's head disappeared for a few seconds.
 {{Season 10|R}}

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 *When Kim and Alec are packing up their stuff, one of the boxes is labeled Kim's Oscar.
 *When Alec Baldwin jumps on Homer's car- he has no watch- even when he says: "I've made it!" he has no watch- then seconds later the watch appears on his right hand.
-*The judge told Homer he was forbidden to come within 500 miles of any celebrity dead or alive but however, Homer would be near several celebrity's in future episodes like {{ch|Ron Howard}} again, {{ch|Mel Gibson}}, {{ch|Gary Coleman}} & {{ch|Carmen Electra}}.
+*The judge told Homer he was forbidden to come within 500 miles of any celebrity dead or alive but however, Homer would be near several celebrity's in future episodes like {{Ch|Ron Howard}} again, {{Ch|Mel Gibson}}, {{Ch|Gary Coleman}} & {{Ch|Carmen Electra}}.
 *The episode includes a sign saying "20th Century Fox: A Division of Walt Disney Co". This would come true 21 years later, in March [[2019]], where Disney acquired the rights to a majority of 21st Century Fox's assets including 20th Century Fox.
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 *Apu's sandcastle is a very detailed replica of India's famous [[Taj Mahal]].
 *Homer's dream is a spoof of {{W|Hanna-Barbera}}'s [[Yogi Bear]]. When he falls asleep again, he starts thinking he is [[Magilla Gorilla]].
-*Homer angrily addresses {{ch|Ron Howard}} as "Potsie" (a ''{{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}'' character) and "Horshack" (a character from ''[[Welcome Back, Kotter]]'').
+*Homer angrily addresses {{Ch|Ron Howard}} as "Potsie" (a ''{{ap|Happy Days|franchise}}'' character) and "Horshack" (a character from ''[[Welcome Back, Kotter]]'').
 *The ripples in the pink lemonade when the crowd of people come is a reference to ''[[Jurassic Park]]''.
 *Homer's movie script, ''[[The Terminizor: An Erotic Thriller]]'', is an obvious reference to ''[[Terminator]]''.
-*The drawing of the time machine in Homer's script features a component that looks like the {{W|Flux capacitor#Equipment|flux capacitor}} from the {{w|DeLorean DMC-12|DeLorean}} in the ''{{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}}'' movie series.
+*The drawing of the time machine in Homer's script features a component that looks like the {{W|Flux capacitor#Equipment|flux capacitor}} from the {{W|DeLorean DMC-12|DeLorean}} in the ''{{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}}'' movie series.
 *Homer invents a cocktail called The Lawnmower, which is vodka and wheat grass juice.
-*When Homer lands on top of {{ch|Alec Baldwin}}, he mistakes him for his brother [[Billy Baldwin|Billy]].
+*When Homer lands on top of {{Ch|Alec Baldwin}}, he mistakes him for his brother [[Billy Baldwin|Billy]].
 *When Springfield shows up to see Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, [[Comic Book Guy]] mentions the caterpillar drive from ''{{W2|The Hunt for Red October|film}}'', and says that he has come up with a list of technical errors he thinks Baldwin would enjoy to discuss.
 *In one scene, Homer prank calls the "old lady from ''[[Titanic]]''" (actually actress {{W|Gloria Stuart}}) to tell her she stinks.
-**A ''Titanic'' movie poster is seen in the [[20th Century Fox]] executive's office as {{ch|Ron Howard}} pitches film scripts to the exec.
+**A ''Titanic'' movie poster is seen in the [[20th Century Fox]] executive's office as {{Ch|Ron Howard}} pitches film scripts to the exec.
 *Homer ranted about never seeing [[Ray Bolger]]. In actuality, Bolger died in 1987, more than ten years prior to this episode's debut. He also references [[Barbra Streisand]].
 *At the end of the episode, Ron Howard successfully pitches the ''Terminizor'' script to a Hollywood executive. The ''Happy Days'' theme song plays as the closing credits begin to roll.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *This episode's title is a reference to the song "{{W|When You Wish upon a Star}}", from 1940 film ''{{W2|Pinocchio|1940 film}}''.
-*Homer's rant about deceased celebrities "appearing in commercials dancing with vacuum cleaners" is a reference to a 1997 TV advertisement that depicted the late {{W|Fred Astaire}} dancing with a Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner.
+*Homer's rant about deceased celebrities "appearing in commercials dancing with vacuum cleaners" is a reference to a 1997 TV advertisement that depicted the late [[Fred Astaire]] dancing with a Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner.
 *Apu's sandcastle is a very detailed replica of India's famous [[Taj Mahal]].
 *Homer's dream is a spoof of {{W|Hanna-Barbera}}'s [[Yogi Bear]]. When he falls asleep again, he starts thinking he is [[Magilla Gorilla]].

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 == Goofs ==
 [[File:When You Dish Upon a Star - Bart's goof.png|thumb|Bart without head.]]
 *During the judgement, Bart's head disappeared for a few seconds.

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 *Homer's rant about deceased celebrities "appearing in commercials dancing with vacuum cleaners" is a reference to a 1997 TV advertisement that depicted the late {{W|Fred Astaire}} dancing with a Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner.
 *Apu's sandcastle is a very detailed replica of India's famous [[Taj Mahal]].
-*Homer's dream is a spoof of {{W|Hanna-Barbera's}} [[Yogi Bear]]. When he falls asleep again he starts thinking he is [[Magilla Gorilla]].
+*Homer's dream is a spoof of {{W|Hanna-Barbera's}} [[Yogi Bear]]. When he falls asleep again, he starts thinking he is [[Magilla Gorilla]].
 *Homer angrily addresses {{ch|Ron Howard}} as "Potsie" (a ''{{W|Happy Days}}'' character) and "Horshack" (a character from ''{{W|Welcome Back, Kotter}}'').
 *The ripples in the pink lemonade when the crowd of people come is a reference to ''{{W2|Jurassic Park|film}}''.