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| + | == Debut appearances == | ||
| + | *[[Princess Opal]] | ||
| + | *[[Jack Larson]] of [[Laramie Cigarettes]] | ||
| + | *[[Springfield Mafia]] | ||
| + | **[[Fat Tony]] | ||
| + | **[[Legs and Louie]] | ||
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| + | == Cultural references == | ||
| + | *This episode takes a lot of plot points from the film ''{{W|Goodfellas}}''. As in the film, a school aged boy mixes drinks for the mob gang, and there is also a cigarette hijacking. Bart's work for Fat Tony mirrors the rise of young Henry Hill. | ||
| + | *''Ah, Fudge!'' is also a common {{W|minced oath}} for the {{W|f-word}}. | ||
| + | *The wrapper design for {{ap|Ah Fudge!|chocolate bar|Ah Fudge! chocolate bar}} is based on the {{W|Hershey bar}}. | ||
| + | *The scene where [[Lisa]] waves to Bart as he tries to get on the [[School Bus|school bus]] is a reference to ''{{W2|The French Connection|film}}''. | ||
| + | *The song Bart sings in the kitchen is [[Frank Sinatra]]'s ''{{W2|Witchcraft|1957 song}}''. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*[[Fat Tony]]'s prisoner number was 8F03, the production code for this episode. | *[[Fat Tony]]'s prisoner number was 8F03, the production code for this episode. | ||
*All the horses in the third race at Shelbyville Downs are named for famous cartoon phrases: | *All the horses in the third race at Shelbyville Downs are named for famous cartoon phrases: | ||
| − | **''Sufferin' Succotash'' ( | + | **''Sufferin' Succotash'' ({{W2|Sylvester|Looney Tunes}}) |
| − | **''Yabba-Dabba-Doo'' ([[ | + | **''Yabba-Dabba-Doo'' ([[Fred Flintstone]]) |
| − | **''Ooh Ain't I A Stinker'' ( | + | **''Ooh Ain't I A Stinker'' ({{W|Bugs Bunny}}) |
| − | **''I Yam What I Yam'' ([[ | + | **''I Yam What I Yam'' ([[Popeye]]) |
**''Don't Have A Cow'' ([[Bart Simpson]]) | **''Don't Have A Cow'' ([[Bart Simpson]]) | ||
***''Eat My Shorts'' is a horse running in another race (and another of Bart's catchphrases). | ***''Eat My Shorts'' is a horse running in another race (and another of Bart's catchphrases). | ||
*There is a large drum of nuclear waste seen in [[Homer]]'s basement in this episode. | *There is a large drum of nuclear waste seen in [[Homer]]'s basement in this episode. | ||
*Bart's forgotten permission slip can be seen (just barely) under his pillowcase before he wakes up at the beginning of the episode. | *Bart's forgotten permission slip can be seen (just barely) under his pillowcase before he wakes up at the beginning of the episode. | ||
| − | *While imprisoned, Bart's cellmate is a seriously pumped-up [[Sideshow Bob]] | + | *While imprisoned, Bart's cellmate is a seriously pumped-up [[Sideshow Bob]]. |
| − | *During the last scene the Simpsons watch a movie based on this episode. When the narrator lists the actors, the actor playing Fat Tony is [[ | + | *During the last scene, the Simpsons watch a movie based on this episode. When the narrator lists the actors, the actor playing Fat Tony is [[Joe Mantegna]], who provides the voice of Fat Tony on ''The Simpsons''. |
*The producers attempted to have "Be My Baby" by the Ronettes play midway through the episode. Due to being unable to secure permission, they used "One Fine Day" instead. | *The producers attempted to have "Be My Baby" by the Ronettes play midway through the episode. Due to being unable to secure permission, they used "One Fine Day" instead. | ||
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*On the news, Fat Tony's real name is revealed as "William "[[Fat Tony]]" Williams" but would later change to "Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico" in "[[The Homer They Fall]]" whether or not this was a decision made by the shows writers or if the two names were separate aliases is unknown. | *On the news, Fat Tony's real name is revealed as "William "[[Fat Tony]]" Williams" but would later change to "Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico" in "[[The Homer They Fall]]" whether or not this was a decision made by the shows writers or if the two names were separate aliases is unknown. | ||
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Debut appearances[edit]
Cultural references[edit]
- This episode takes a lot of plot points from the film Goodfellas. As in the film, a school aged boy mixes drinks for the mob gang, and there is also a cigarette hijacking. Bart's work for Fat Tony mirrors the rise of young Henry Hill.
- Ah, Fudge! is also a common minced oath for the f-word.
- The wrapper design for Ah Fudge! chocolate bar is based on the Hershey bar.
- The scene where Lisa waves to Bart as he tries to get on the school bus is a reference to The French Connection.
- The song Bart sings in the kitchen is Frank Sinatra's Witchcraft.
Trivia[edit]
- Fat Tony's prisoner number was 8F03, the production code for this episode.
- All the horses in the third race at Shelbyville Downs are named for famous cartoon phrases:
- Sufferin' Succotash (Sylvester)
- Yabba-Dabba-Doo (Fred Flintstone)
- Ooh Ain't I A Stinker (Bugs Bunny)
- I Yam What I Yam (Popeye)
- Don't Have A Cow (Bart Simpson)
- Eat My Shorts is a horse running in another race (and another of Bart's catchphrases).
- There is a large drum of nuclear waste seen in Homer's basement in this episode.
- Bart's forgotten permission slip can be seen (just barely) under his pillowcase before he wakes up at the beginning of the episode.
- While imprisoned, Bart's cellmate is a seriously pumped-up Sideshow Bob.
- During the last scene, the Simpsons watch a movie based on this episode. When the narrator lists the actors, the actor playing Fat Tony is Joe Mantegna, who provides the voice of Fat Tony on The Simpsons.
- The producers attempted to have "Be My Baby" by the Ronettes play midway through the episode. Due to being unable to secure permission, they used "One Fine Day" instead.
- On the news, Fat Tony's real name is revealed as "William "Fat Tony" Williams" but would later change to "Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico" in "The Homer They Fall" whether or not this was a decision made by the shows writers or if the two names were separate aliases is unknown.
