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Difference between revisions of "Last Tap Dance in Springfield/References"

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*'''''{{W|Last Tango in Paris}}''''' — The episode title is a play on the movie's name.
 
*'''''{{W|Last Tango in Paris}}''''' — The episode title is a play on the movie's name.
 
*'''''{{W|RoboCop}}''''' — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie.
 
*'''''{{W|RoboCop}}''''' — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie.
*{{W|Shirley Temple}} — Former {{W|child actress}} Lil' [[Vicky Valentine]] is based on Temple.<ref>[[The Trivial Simpsons 2008 366-Day Calendar]]</ref> Like Temple, Valentine has remained active in her profession since a series of childhood movies.
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*{{W|Shirley Temple}} — Former {{W|child actress}} Lil' [[Vicky Valentine]] is based on Temple.<ref>"[[The Trivial Simpsons 2008 366-Day Calendar]]"</ref> Like Temple, Valentine has remained active in her profession since a series of childhood movies.
 
**"{{W|On the Good Ship Lollipop}}" — "Spaceship Lollipop" is a parody of this: Shirley Temple starred in it too.
 
**"{{W|On the Good Ship Lollipop}}" — "Spaceship Lollipop" is a parody of this: Shirley Temple starred in it too.
  
==Goofs==
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== Goofs ==
 
*Professor Frink only put a chip in one of Lisa's shoes, but when Lisa starts dancing on stage, there is a chip on both shoes.
 
*Professor Frink only put a chip in one of Lisa's shoes, but when Lisa starts dancing on stage, there is a chip on both shoes.
  
==References==
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== References ==
 
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[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Goofs]]
 
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Revision as of 14:36, August 31, 2012

References/Trivia


Cultural references

  • ACMEChief Wiggum uses rat traps (to catch the assumed culprit of the mall vandalism) from the same company Wile E. Coyote patronized.
  • Jaws — Wiggum's remark about being "crazy about the safety of the public" is taken from the 1975 thriller.
  • Korg and Moog synthesizer — The "MORG" synthesizer at Stan's Keyboards (a store at Springfield Mall) combines the brand names of the synthesizer and keyboard.
  • Last Tango in Paris — The episode title is a play on the movie's name.
  • RoboCop — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie.
  • Shirley Temple — Former child actress Lil' Vicky Valentine is based on Temple.[1] Like Temple, Valentine has remained active in her profession since a series of childhood movies.

Goofs

  • Professor Frink only put a chip in one of Lisa's shoes, but when Lisa starts dancing on stage, there is a chip on both shoes.

References

Season 11 References
Beyond Blunderdome Brother's Little Helper Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner? Treehouse of Horror X E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt) Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder Eight Misbehavin' Take My Wife, Sleaze Grift of the Magi Little Big Mom Faith Off The Mansion Family Saddlesore Galactica Alone Again, Natura-Diddily Missionary: Impossible Pygmoelian Bart to the Future Days of Wine and D'oh'ses Kill the Alligator and Run Last Tap Dance in Springfield It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge Behind the Laughter