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Difference between revisions of "Tennis the Menace/References"

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*The episode title is a pun on the comic strip (and movie) [[wikipedia:Dennis_the_Menace_(U.S.)|Dennis the Menace]].
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*The episode title is a pun on the comic strip (and movie) {{w|Dennis the Menace}}.
 
*When the tennis tournament puts [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] into competition over who gets to have [[Marge]] as a partner, [[Lisa]] makes a reference to [[wikipedia:Oedipus|Oedipus]].
 
*When the tennis tournament puts [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] into competition over who gets to have [[Marge]] as a partner, [[Lisa]] makes a reference to [[wikipedia:Oedipus|Oedipus]].
 
*When [[wikipedia:Andre Agassi|Andre Agassi]] introduces himself at the tennis match, Homer asks, "The wrestler?", confusing Agassi for professional wrestler [[wikipedia:André_the_Giant|André the Giant]].
 
*When [[wikipedia:Andre Agassi|Andre Agassi]] introduces himself at the tennis match, Homer asks, "The wrestler?", confusing Agassi for professional wrestler [[wikipedia:André_the_Giant|André the Giant]].

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References/Trivia


Production

  • This episode was the second episode to be digitally colored (instead of colored traditionally through cel animation), a practice that would later be used starting with the season 14 episode, "The Great Louse Detective." The first was season seven's "Radioactive Man."

Cultural references

Goofs

  • Homer mistook tennis for foxy boxing, but didn't know what it was called. He referred to it as "the sport where the chicks whale on each other." Previously, however, in "Lisa on Ice", Homer knew the name of the "sport."

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