Difference between revisions of "Davey and Goliath"

{{TB|The Flanders' doorbell plays the theme song from the 1960's claymation show ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}''.}}

{{TB|[[Homer]] is watching ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}''.}}

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{{TB|[[Todd]] used to watch ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'', but according to Maude, "he thought the idea of a talking dog was blasphemous."''}}

{{TB|When [[Santa's Little Helper]] talks to [[King David]], he sounds just like Goliath from the ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'' TV show. He also quotes Goliath's catchphrase: ''"I don't know, Davey."''.}}

{{TB|The clay animation TV show watched by Ned Flanders and his kids, ''[[The New Adventures of Gravey and Jobriath]]'', is a parody of ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'', a similarly Christian-themed animation.}}

{{TB|[[Ned]] has a nightmare of what would happen if [[Edna]] was in charge of his sons' education, which is animated in the ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'''s style.}}

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{{TB|''[[Simpsons Comics 32|Simpsons Comics #32]]''}}

{{TB|In an attempt to cash in on the popularity of the mega-hit children's show ''{{W|Davey and Goliath}}'', Bongo began the "''[[Faith is Fun!]]''" series. The first title released was ''[[Ned Flanders' Summer Baptism Special]]''. Unfortunately it was ranked last in the month's top 200 comics, well behind Crucible Comic's ''Monsignor Manatee, Holy Man of The Deep''. Monsignor Manatee went on the capture the vast majority of the religious-themed comic market, thus ending Bongo's experiement with the genre.}}

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