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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*''Grand Theft Scratchy'' is an obvious parody of the violent video game saga ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]''. | *''Grand Theft Scratchy'' is an obvious parody of the violent video game saga ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]''. | ||
| − | **The place where Grand Theft Scratchy takes place is "Caninewood", which is a reference to "Vinewood". | + | **The place where Grand Theft Scratchy takes place is "[[Caninewood]]", which is a reference to "Vinewood". |
**The starting "{{W|cul de sac}}" street is similar to "Grove Street", one of the main places in ''{{W|Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas}}''. | **The starting "{{W|cul de sac}}" street is similar to "Grove Street", one of the main places in ''{{W|Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas}}''. | ||
**The whole city is conformed by islands, like most of the ''Grand Theft Auto'' games. | **The whole city is conformed by islands, like most of the ''Grand Theft Auto'' games. | ||
**The "P" on Poochie's vest is designed the same as the Rockstar logo. | **The "P" on Poochie's vest is designed the same as the Rockstar logo. | ||
| − | *Lisa has to stop the cat prostitutes from destroying the ice cream trucks by dropping burning barrels on them using | + | **Lisa says "Why did I think ''Grand Theft Auto'' was about the bus driver [[Otto]]?" |
| + | *When entering the level, Marge says "This town is a lot scarier than wherever [[Batman]] lives." | ||
| + | *Marge says "Extreme Makeover: Marge Edition." when renovating buildings. This is a reference to the reality television show ''{{W|Extreme Makeover: Home Edition}}''. | ||
| + | *A pimp [[Itchy]] says "That {{W|Larry the Cable Guy}} cracks me up." | ||
| + | *Marge says "Why can't more rappers be like that nice {{W|Vanilla Ice}} fellow?" | ||
| + | *Lisa has to stop the cat prostitutes from destroying the ice cream trucks by dropping burning barrels on them using Hand of Buddha, with the camera on top. This is a reference to the old video game ''{{W|Missile Command}}''. | ||
| + | *[[Hillary Clinton]] appears at the end of the level, congratulating Marge for defeating video game violence. | ||
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| + | == Continuity == | ||
| + | *Marge has dogs turn [[The Mouse Trap]] into [[Lil' Vicki Valentine's School of Dance]]. ("[[Last Tap Dance in Springfield]]") | ||
| + | **Posters for [[Vicki Valentine]]'s films ''[[ Little Vicki vs. Big Rhonda]]'' and ''[[Hell Hath No Little Vicki]]'' are on the building. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Cultural references]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Continuity]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:10, July 30, 2026
Cultural references[edit]
- Grand Theft Scratchy is an obvious parody of the violent video game saga Grand Theft Auto.
- The place where Grand Theft Scratchy takes place is "Caninewood", which is a reference to "Vinewood".
- The starting "cul de sac" street is similar to "Grove Street", one of the main places in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
- The whole city is conformed by islands, like most of the Grand Theft Auto games.
- The "P" on Poochie's vest is designed the same as the Rockstar logo.
- Lisa says "Why did I think Grand Theft Auto was about the bus driver Otto?"
- When entering the level, Marge says "This town is a lot scarier than wherever Batman lives."
- Marge says "Extreme Makeover: Marge Edition." when renovating buildings. This is a reference to the reality television show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
- A pimp Itchy says "That Larry the Cable Guy cracks me up."
- Marge says "Why can't more rappers be like that nice Vanilla Ice fellow?"
- Lisa has to stop the cat prostitutes from destroying the ice cream trucks by dropping burning barrels on them using Hand of Buddha, with the camera on top. This is a reference to the old video game Missile Command.
- Hillary Clinton appears at the end of the level, congratulating Marge for defeating video game violence.
Continuity[edit]
- Marge has dogs turn The Mouse Trap into Lil' Vicki Valentine's School of Dance. ("Last Tap Dance in Springfield")
- Posters for Vicki Valentine's films Little Vicki vs. Big Rhonda and Hell Hath No Little Vicki are on the building.
