Difference between revisions of "Terminator"

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{{TB|A morning of the family being increasingly demanding (and stressing out [[Marge]]) gets even worse when [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] miss the bus and Marge has to take them to school. The kids keep bickering all through the drive. When they arrive at school, Marge glares at them and tells them to "GET! OUT!", in a manner reminiscent of the Terminator in the first movie and of the {{w|T-1000}} in ''{{w|Terminator 2: Judgment Day|Terminator 2}}''.}}

{{TB|A ''Terminator'' video game is seen at the [[Noiseland Video Arcade]].}}

{{TB|When [[Homer]] visits [[Ned]], he morphs through the hedge, similar to the T-1000 morphing its way through the locked gate in the mental hospital scene of ''Terminator 2''. Ned then quickly loads his family into his car and drives away. However, Homer pursues, catches up, and uses two golf clubs to latch onto the back of the car, also similar to the T-1000. Finally, the music playing as Ned gets away from Homer is similar to the music from the movie's chase scenes.}}

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{{TBT|[[File:Willie Nightmare Morph 1 - Tractor.jpg|125px]][[File:Willie Nightmare Morph 2 - Elephant.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Willie Nightmare Morph 3 - Tank.jpg|125px]][[File:Willie Nightmare Morph 4 - Rocket.jpg|125px]]<br>[[File:Willie Nightmare Morph 5 - Self.png|125px]]}}

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{{TB|The stuffed bear that is shot out of a cannon on ''[[MythCrackers]]'' has the fur come off, revealing a robot skeleton that resembles the Terminator's.}}

{{TB|When [[Mr. Burns]] sings "[[High to Be Loathed]]", he mentions "Terminators 1, 2 and 3" (referring respectively to the Terminator, the T-1000 and the {{w|T-X}}) and casts their shadows, along with many other famous villain characters.}}

{{TB|After [[Picard Simpson|Bart's]] [[Jiff Simpson|kids]] set fire to Homer's robot body, he resembles a Terminator skeleton from ''Terminator''.}}

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{{TB|Several of the [[Marge robots]] look like {{W|Terminator (character concept)|Terminators}}.}}

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{{TB|''[[The Immigration of the Body Snatchers]]''}}

{{TB|A police officer reveals himself to be a robot ghost clone sent from the future to shoot everyone twice.}}

{{TBT|[[File:Bartman Identity Crisis Terminator.png|200px]]}}

{{TB|''[[Bartman: Identity Crisis]]''}}

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{{TB|[[Ms. Hoover]] has a blind date with a {{w|parkour}} instructor. When he picks her up at [[Springfield Elementary School|school]], he leaps through the open classroom window and says to her, "Come with me if you want to live ... and love!", echoing one of the franchise's catchphrases.}}

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{{TB|''[[Handy Pop Culture Quotes For All Occasions!]]''}}

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{{TB|In his dream of being a cop in the future, [[Chief Wiggum]] and his partner [[Officer Cornelius]] respond to a dispute between neighbors in Terminator Town. One of the neighbors is a Terminator endoskeleton, and the other is a Terminator wearing a human disguise. <br><br>The endosleleton's backyard landscaping consists of a layer of human skulls, which is a recurring visual in post-Judgement Day scenes from the films.<br><br>The disguise-wearing Terminator says he was going to pick up the dog poop in the endoskeleton's yard later and "I told him I'd be back!", echoing one of [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]'s Terminator catchphrases.<br><br>After Wiggum and Cornelius leave, Wiggum comments that his first two visits to Terminator Town were great, but "Every time I've been back since, it's just gotten lamer and lamer", a reference to the consensus among ''Terminator'' fans and critics that the third and later movies weren't as good as the first two.}}

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