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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
*{{W|AC/DC}}'s "{{W|Highway to Hell}}" plays at the end of the episode.
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=== Marge's Dream ===
*When [[Santa's Little Helper]] talks to [[King David]], he sounds just like Goliath from the ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'' TV show.
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*Marge's Dream is a retelling of the {{W|creation myth}} with [[Homer]] portraying [[Adam]] and [[Marge]] portraying [[Eve]]. [[Ned Flanders]] portrays [[God]] and [[Snake Jailbird]] portrays the [[Temptation Serpent]].
*Each story is based on a Bible story. The first is based on ''{{W|Adam and Eve}}''. The second is based on ''{{W|Moses}}''. The third is based on ''{{W|King Solomon}}''. The fourth is based on ''{{W|David and Goliath}}''.
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*[[God]] hands [[Eve]] a stack of ''[[People]]'' magazines, a real magazine.
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=== Lisa's Dream ===
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*Lisa's Dream is a retelling of the {{W|Book of Exodus}} with [[Milhouse Van Houten]] portraying [[Moses]].
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*The segment borrows many elements from the film ''{{W2|The Ten Commandments|1956 film}}'' directed by {{W|Cecil B. DeMille}}.
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*[[Sherri]] and [[Terri]]'s skipping song mentions {{W|Abraham}}, who begat {{W|Isaac}}, who begat {{W|Jacob}}.
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*[[Mrs. Krabapatra]] is a reference to [[Cleopatra]].
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*After eating the frogs, the [[Pharaoh]] says that {{W|Ra}} has rewarded his cruelty to the slaves.
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*After throwing Moses and [[Lisa]] into a tomb, [[Clancy Wiggum]] tells them to give his regards to the {{W|British Museum}}.
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=== Homer's Dream ===
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*Homer's Dream is a retelling of the story of {{W|Solomon}}, with Homer portraying [[King Solomon]].
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*One of Solomon's cases is [[Jesus Christ]] vs. Checker Chariot, a reference to {{W|Checker Taxi}}.
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=== Bart's Dream ===
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*Bart's Dream is a retelling of {{W|David and Goliath}} with Bart portraying [[King David]] and [[Nelson Muntz]] portraying [[Goliath II]]. [[Abraham Simpson]] portrays [[Methuselah]].
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*[[Krusty the Clown]] mentions [[Jezebel]] and her moving to {{W|Sodom and Gomorrah|Sodom}}.
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*[[Goliath II]] is a reference to the Disney film ''{{W|Goliath II}}''.
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*[[Santa's Little Helper]] speaks to King David in a similar voice as Goliath from the children's animated show ''[[Davey and Goliath]]''.
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*King David cuts off Goliath II's hair and says that he no longer possesses his strength. Goliath II then says that was {{W|Samson}}.
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*King David's training montage is a reference to the film ''{{W2|Over the Top|1987 film}}''. The song "{{W2|Winner Takes It All|Sammy Hagar song}}" by [[Sammy Hagar]] plays during the montage, like it did in the film.
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*{{ap|Jonah|Bible}} from the story of Jonah and the Whale is seen inside the whale skeleton that Goliath II throws out of the [[Tower of Babel]].
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*"{{W|Night on Bald Mountain}}" by {{W|Modest Mussorgsky}} plays when Goliath II gets up again after being defeated. The scene mimics the scene where Tchernobog the Devil throws his hands in the air in the "''Night at Bald Mountain''" segment of ''[[Fantasia]]''.
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=== Ending ===
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*"{{W2|Highway to Hell|song}}" by [[AC/DC]] plays at the end of the episode.
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
*Reverend Lovejoy appears to forgotten that the Easter Bunny and eggs become a part of Christian tradition as a sight of fertility and new Life because birds lay eggs and rabbits as well as hares give birth to a new generation in the early spring. The coloring of eggs dates back to ancient times when the Greeks when dyed their Easter Eggs with blood as a sight of renewal of Life. This tradition was around before the time of Christ and to remember of his time. This was to honor the fallen, and other colors of the rainbow were added as a symbol of good luck. This was soon adopted by the Christians, and the Easter Bunny and the eggs tradition goes on toward this date.
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*Whilst [[God]] usually has four fingers and a thumb, [[Ned Flanders]] portraying God in Marge's Dream has the usual Simpsons three fingers and a thumb.
*When Goliath (Nelson) is eating, he throws a whale carcass out the window of his tower which lands in front of David (Bart). He then throws out a corn cob which is surprisingly the same size as the whale carcass.
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*In Lisa's Dream, Bart's chalkboard punishment says "I will not deface".
*Israelite Lisa pulls out a scroll to find out what's in store for the Jews and reads it left-to-right; it was probably in Hebrew which reads right-to-left.
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*When Goliath II (Nelson) is eating, he throws a whale carcass out the window of his tower which lands in front of David (Bart). He then throws out a corn cob which is surprisingly the same size as the whale carcass.
*Methuselah (the really old man Grampa portrays in Bart's dream) is mentioned in Genesis, not in 1 Samuel, where the story of David is found.
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*Adam (Homer) and Eve (Marge) were portrayed with belly-buttons. As Adam and Eve were the first couple, they wouldn't have belly-buttons since they were created by God (Flanders) and had no human parents.
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== Goofs ==
*The hand of God (or Flanders) had only four fingers in Marge's dream when in "Homer the Heretic", the God that was in Homer's second dream had five fingers (and five toes).
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*In church, [[Charlie]] has dark gray hair instead of his usual dirty blond hair.
*When David (Bart) climbs the tower, he doesn't leave marks where the corn went.
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*In the second segment, when Milhouse and Lisa are trapped in the Egyptian tomb, the Treasure of Isis from [[Lost Our Lisa]] is sitting on a pedastel.
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== Continuity ==
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*In the second segment, when Moses and Lisa are trapped in the Egyptian tomb, the [[Orb of Isis]] is sitting on a pedastel. ("[[Lost Our Lisa]]")
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Latest revision as of 09:23, June 20, 2024

References/Trivia


Season 10 Episode References
220 "Maximum Homerdrive"
221
"Simpsons Bible Stories"
"Mom and Pop Art" 222


Cultural references[edit]

Marge's Dream[edit]

Lisa's Dream[edit]

Homer's Dream[edit]

Bart's Dream[edit]

Ending[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • Whilst God usually has four fingers and a thumb, Ned Flanders portraying God in Marge's Dream has the usual Simpsons three fingers and a thumb.
  • In Lisa's Dream, Bart's chalkboard punishment says "I will not deface".
  • When Goliath II (Nelson) is eating, he throws a whale carcass out the window of his tower which lands in front of David (Bart). He then throws out a corn cob which is surprisingly the same size as the whale carcass.

Goofs[edit]

  • In church, Charlie has dark gray hair instead of his usual dirty blond hair.

Continuity[edit]

  • In the second segment, when Moses and Lisa are trapped in the Egyptian tomb, the Orb of Isis is sitting on a pedastel. ("Lost Our Lisa")
Season 10 References
Lard of the Dance The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace Bart the Mother Treehouse of Horror IX When You Dish Upon a Star D'oh-in' in the Wind Lisa Gets an "A" Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble" Mayored to the Mob Viva Ned Flanders Wild Barts Can't Be Broken Sunday, Cruddy Sunday Homer to the Max I'm with Cupid Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers" Make Room for Lisa Maximum Homerdrive Simpsons Bible Stories Mom and Pop Art The Old Man and the "C" Student Monty Can't Buy Me Love They Saved Lisa's Brain Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo