Difference between revisions of "The Otto Show/References"
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*Otto later gets fired in the episode "[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife, and Her Homer]]". | *Otto later gets fired in the episode "[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife, and Her Homer]]". | ||
*It's ironic at the end of the concert that Otto was (along with [[Snake]]) the one who started the riot (and was implied to be the reason behind Spinal Tap's flops). | *It's ironic at the end of the concert that Otto was (along with [[Snake]]) the one who started the riot (and was implied to be the reason behind Spinal Tap's flops). | ||
| − | * | + | *Goofs—Continuity: Bart's guitar is a left-handed guitar when he is learning how to play, yet Otto can play it perfectly on the bus despite being right-handed. Later, when Otto is playing guitar with Bart in the garage, the guitar switches between being a left-handed model played righty by Otto, to a right-handed model, all in the same scene. |
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Revision as of 16:41, February 5, 2010
Notes
- Micheal McKean would later guest star in the episode "Monty Can't Buy Me Love" as Jerry Rude.
- Harry Shearer, a regular Simpsons voice actor, is also a member of Spinal Tap. He plays himself in this episode along with the rest of the band.
- Otto later gets fired in the episode "The Mook, the Chef, the Wife, and Her Homer".
- It's ironic at the end of the concert that Otto was (along with Snake) the one who started the riot (and was implied to be the reason behind Spinal Tap's flops).
- Goofs—Continuity: Bart's guitar is a left-handed guitar when he is learning how to play, yet Otto can play it perfectly on the bus despite being right-handed. Later, when Otto is playing guitar with Bart in the garage, the guitar switches between being a left-handed model played righty by Otto, to a right-handed model, all in the same scene.
