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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*After he initially decides to kill Bart, Cecil quickly dismisses the notion, likening it to {{w|Jim Belushi}}'s appearance in ''{{w|Blues Brothers 2000}}'' as an example of someone being stuck in the shadow of their brother. | *After he initially decides to kill Bart, Cecil quickly dismisses the notion, likening it to {{w|Jim Belushi}}'s appearance in ''{{w|Blues Brothers 2000}}'' as an example of someone being stuck in the shadow of their brother. | ||
| − | *The line "chickity China the Chinese chicken, you have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin' " that Mr. Largo sings is from the song "One Week" by the | + | *The line "chickity China the Chinese chicken, you have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin' " that Mr. Largo sings is from the song "{{W|One Week (song)|One Week}}" by the {{W|Barenaked Ladies}}. |
| − | ==Goofs== | + | == Goofs == |
*In actual fact, Jim Belushi did not appear in ''Blues Brothers 2000''; [[John Goodman]] filled the role that was originally written for Belushi. | *In actual fact, Jim Belushi did not appear in ''Blues Brothers 2000''; [[John Goodman]] filled the role that was originally written for Belushi. | ||
[[Category:Cultural references]] | [[Category:Cultural references]] | ||
[[Category:Goofs]] | [[Category:Goofs]] | ||
Revision as of 10:38, March 12, 2018
Cultural references
- After he initially decides to kill Bart, Cecil quickly dismisses the notion, likening it to Jim Belushi's appearance in Blues Brothers 2000 as an example of someone being stuck in the shadow of their brother.
- The line "chickity China the Chinese chicken, you have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin' " that Mr. Largo sings is from the song "One Week" by the Barenaked Ladies.
Goofs
- In actual fact, Jim Belushi did not appear in Blues Brothers 2000; John Goodman filled the role that was originally written for Belushi.
