How Lisa Got Her Marge Back/References
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"How Lisa Got Her Marge Back"
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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a pun on the film How Stella Got Her Groove Back.
- Characters from Archie Comics appear.
- When Jugghead said he wishes Archie was still alive, following him, Moose, Reggie, Betty and Veronica entering the car with a photo of Archie on the side door, is a reference to the "Life with Archie" Issue #36 where Archie dies.
- Musicals for Paul Blart: Mall Cop, G.I. Jane and Men in Black are advertised on billboards.
- A prop for Avenue Q, and neon signs for King Kong Live From Skull Island (a play on Kong: Skull Island), and Ziegfeld Follies of 1936 fell down after the musical Marge and Lisa attend.
- A baboon and a baby lion acts Rafiki raising Simba scene in The Lion King.
- The homeless man plays Gerry Mulligan's Apple Core.[1]
- The commercial song is a parody of Downtown by Petula Clark.
- The song that Lisa sings at the end is Don't Rain on My Parade by Barbra Streisand.
- A musical called Spamilton is seen, a parody of Hamilton.
- A musical called Rats is seen, a parody of Cats.
- Cheney, Get Your Gun is a parody of Annie Get Your Gun and features Dick Cheney, who famously and accidentally shot a man on a hunting trip.
- Jesus Christ Supercar is a parody of Jesus Christ Superstar.
- Riddler on the Roof is a parody of Fiddler on the Roof and features The Riddler from DC Comics.
- Stinky Boots is a parody of Kinky Boots.
- Peanuts: One of the musicals advertised in Capital City is You're a Good Witch, Broom Hilda. The poster is a sight gag on the poster for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. The musical is a parody of Charlie Brown and features the character Broom-Hilda.
Continuity
Trivia
- The England's taxi license plate is VABF 111, a reference to this episode's production code, VABF11.
- When Lisa comments "Is there nothing so beautiful that they won't keep exploiting until its worthless?", an advertising for the Season 17 DVD release flashes on the screen.
- Gil yells D'oh shortly before he drops the fake Maggie.
- This episode is one of the many that explain how Lisa got her pearl necklace, showing that Marge gave it to Lisa during her first day at school. However, this is contradicted by many other episodes. For example, in "Barthood", there's a scene that takes place after Lisa's first month at school, and she's not wearing her pearls yet. During "Boy Meets Curl", Lisa mentions that her pearls were a gift by Marge when she could first read at twelfth grade level, and during "Lisa's First Word", baby Lisa is already wearing her pearl necklace.
- Many pictures of celebrities are seen at the restaurant; including:
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