Difference between revisions of "Looking for Mr. Goodbart/References"
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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The title of the episode is a reference to the 1975 novel ''{{W|Looking for Mr. Goodbar}}''. | *The title of the episode is a reference to the 1975 novel ''{{W|Looking for Mr. Goodbar}}''. | ||
| − | *[[Peekimon Get]] is a | + | *[[Peekimon Get]] is a parody of to the mobile app by Niantic {{bp|Pokémon GO}}. |
| − | + | **The scene of [[Lisa]] and [[Homer]] going around the map is a parody of how [[Pokémon]] are caught in the game. | |
| + | ***The theme song is a parody of the first english {{bp|Pokémon Theme}}. | ||
==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
*Homer is seen playing {{bp|Pokémon GO}}, the app Peekimon Get is parodying, on his phone in the special short [[Pokémon Now?]]. | *Homer is seen playing {{bp|Pokémon GO}}, the app Peekimon Get is parodying, on his phone in the special short [[Pokémon Now?]]. | ||
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- For the references for the couch gag, see Big Bang Theory Couch Gag/References.
Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a reference to the 1975 novel Looking for Mr. Goodbar.
- Peekimon Get is a parody of to the mobile app by Niantic Pokémon GO.
- The scene of Lisa and Homer going around the map is a parody of how Pokémon are caught in the game.
- The theme song is a parody of the first english Pokémon Theme.
- The scene of Lisa and Homer going around the map is a parody of how Pokémon are caught in the game.
Continuity
- Homer is seen playing Pokémon GO, the app Peekimon Get is parodying, on his phone in the special short Pokémon Now?.
- Frank Grimes' grave appears. ("Homer's Enemy")
