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| − | *[[Bart]] mentions that he is "two years and thirty-eight days" older than [[Lisa]]. | + | *[[Bart]] mentions that he is "two years and thirty-eight days" older than [[Lisa]]. In "[[Simpsorama]]", Bart states that his birthday is February 23rd which would place Lisa's birthday on April 2nd. However, in "[[Lisa's First Word]]", we see that Marge gives birth to Lisa during the 1984 Summer Olympic Games which took place between July 28th and August 12th. |
== Goofs == | == Goofs == | ||
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Cultural references
- The title of this episode is a play on the 1994 film Sister My Sister.
Trivia
- Bart mentions that he is "two years and thirty-eight days" older than Lisa. In "Simpsorama", Bart states that his birthday is February 23rd which would place Lisa's birthday on April 2nd. However, in "Lisa's First Word", we see that Marge gives birth to Lisa during the 1984 Summer Olympic Games which took place between July 28th and August 12th.
Goofs
- Jonathan Frink can be seen in Dr. Nick's Walk-In Clinic; then he's at the Springfield Squidport.
