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*When [[Lisa]] says she wants to buy the [[Princess Pony Boudoir Beauty]] set, [[Comic Book Guy]] tells her that it is "music to my pointy Vulcan ears," a reference to the {{W2|Vulcan|Star Trek}}s from ''[[Star Trek]]''. | *When [[Lisa]] says she wants to buy the [[Princess Pony Boudoir Beauty]] set, [[Comic Book Guy]] tells her that it is "music to my pointy Vulcan ears," a reference to the {{W2|Vulcan|Star Trek}}s from ''[[Star Trek]]''. | ||
| − | *Lisa imagining fairies and Bart imagining talking mice are a reference to ''{{ | + | *Lisa imagining fairies and Bart imagining talking mice are a reference to ''{{ap|Cinderella|book}}''. |
*While making her dress, Lisa says "I am woman... hear me roar...", referencing the song "{{W|I Am Woman}}" by [[Helen Reddy]]. | *While making her dress, Lisa says "I am woman... hear me roar...", referencing the song "{{W|I Am Woman}}" by [[Helen Reddy]]. | ||
*Bart sings "{{W2|I'm a Man|Bo Diddley song}}" by {{W|Bo Diddley}} while making his outfit. | *Bart sings "{{W2|I'm a Man|Bo Diddley song}}" by {{W|Bo Diddley}} while making his outfit. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:42, August 29, 2026
Cultural references[edit]
- When Lisa says she wants to buy the Princess Pony Boudoir Beauty set, Comic Book Guy tells her that it is "music to my pointy Vulcan ears," a reference to the Vulcans from Star Trek.
- Lisa imagining fairies and Bart imagining talking mice are a reference to Cinderella.
- While making her dress, Lisa says "I am woman... hear me roar...", referencing the song "I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy.
- Bart sings "I'm a Man" by Bo Diddley while making his outfit.
- One of the girls is dressed similarly to Princess Leia from Star Wars.
Continuity[edit]
- A poster for The Be Sharps is in the attic of the Simpson house.