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| + | == Cultural references == | ||
| + | *The episode title is a pun on the film ''{{W2|Little Big Man|film}}''. | ||
| + | *The ''Virtual Doctor'' website says that it's from the creators of ''{{W|Dragon Quest}}'' and ''SimSandwich''. ''Dragon Quest'' is a series of RPGs released by {{W|Square-Enix}} (originally released as ''Dragon Warrior'' in the US). ''SimSandwich'' is a reference to the ''Sim'' series of games, the most famous of which is ''{{W|SimCity}}''. | ||
| + | *In the hospital, [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] squirt {{W|interferon}} at each other. | ||
| + | *''[[I Love Lucy]]'' references: | ||
| + | **Homer and Bart watch an episode of the show. | ||
| + | **[[Lisa]] meets the ghost of [[Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael]], who gives her an idea for how to get even with Homer and Bart for their laziness. Ghost Lucy's surnames refer to characters that [[Lucille Ball]] portrayed on ''I Love Lucy'' and ''{{W|The Lucy Show}}''. | ||
| + | **After telling Lisa her name, Ghost Lucy says, "And I think there's some more", an offhand reference to Lucy Carter, Ball's character on ''{{W|Here's Lucy}}''; and to Lucy Barker, her character on ''{{W|Life with Lucy}}''. | ||
| + | **During the ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show|Itchy & Scratchy]]'' cartoon ("[[The Tears of a Clone]]"), the [[Scratchy]] clones emerge from the cloning machine faster than [[Itchy]] can kill them, a reference to the candy wrapping scene from the ''I Love Lucy'' episode "Job Switching". | ||
| + | *At the very end of the episode, Homer sings "{{W|Aloha 'Oe}}" between screams while he receives a needle treatment. | ||
| − | == | + | == Trivia == |
| − | * | + | *This is the first episode to air during the 2000s. |
| − | * | + | *During ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' cartoon, the pictures Itchy looks at in his photo album are from previous ''I&S'' cartoons (see "[[Tears of a Clone]]"). |
| − | * | + | *[[Lisa]] says "Excellent!" in the same way as [[Mr. Burns]]. |
| − | * | + | *This is the second Simpsons episode to be banned in Japan, the first being "[[Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo]]". The reason dealt with the Leprosy subplot and the segregation element, as segregation laws were still deemed a sensitive matter in Japan. The episode is also not included in the Japanese version of the season 11 DVD and is unavailable on [[Disney+]] Japan. |
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| − | {{Season 11 R}} | + | == Goofs == |
| + | *When Marge rushes through the door at the start of the episode, she opens to the inside, but when she is outside, she nails a wedge to the underside of the door. This wouldn't work, since the door opens the other way, but the Simpson family tries to open it outwards. | ||
| + | *The clock falls on Marge's LEFT leg, yet it breaks her right leg. | ||
| + | *When Ned answers the door to Homer and Bart, the doorknob is on the left-hand side of the door. After he slams the door and Homer and Bart stick their arms through the mail slot, the doorknob has changed to the right-hand side of the door. | ||
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| + | == Continuity == | ||
| + | *The snowboarding lingo "blast a dookie" also appears in the comic story ''[[Otto's Gnarly Snowboarder's Glossary]]''. | ||
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Contents
Cultural references[edit]
- The episode title is a pun on the film Little Big Man.
- The Virtual Doctor website says that it's from the creators of Dragon Quest and SimSandwich. Dragon Quest is a series of RPGs released by Square-Enix (originally released as Dragon Warrior in the US). SimSandwich is a reference to the Sim series of games, the most famous of which is SimCity.
- In the hospital, Homer and Bart squirt interferon at each other.
- I Love Lucy references:
- Homer and Bart watch an episode of the show.
- Lisa meets the ghost of Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael, who gives her an idea for how to get even with Homer and Bart for their laziness. Ghost Lucy's surnames refer to characters that Lucille Ball portrayed on I Love Lucy and The Lucy Show.
- After telling Lisa her name, Ghost Lucy says, "And I think there's some more", an offhand reference to Lucy Carter, Ball's character on Here's Lucy; and to Lucy Barker, her character on Life with Lucy.
- During the Itchy & Scratchy cartoon ("The Tears of a Clone"), the Scratchy clones emerge from the cloning machine faster than Itchy can kill them, a reference to the candy wrapping scene from the I Love Lucy episode "Job Switching".
- At the very end of the episode, Homer sings "Aloha 'Oe" between screams while he receives a needle treatment.
Trivia[edit]
- This is the first episode to air during the 2000s.
- During The Itchy & Scratchy Show cartoon, the pictures Itchy looks at in his photo album are from previous I&S cartoons (see "Tears of a Clone").
- Lisa says "Excellent!" in the same way as Mr. Burns.
- This is the second Simpsons episode to be banned in Japan, the first being "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo". The reason dealt with the Leprosy subplot and the segregation element, as segregation laws were still deemed a sensitive matter in Japan. The episode is also not included in the Japanese version of the season 11 DVD and is unavailable on Disney+ Japan.
Goofs[edit]
- When Marge rushes through the door at the start of the episode, she opens to the inside, but when she is outside, she nails a wedge to the underside of the door. This wouldn't work, since the door opens the other way, but the Simpson family tries to open it outwards.
- The clock falls on Marge's LEFT leg, yet it breaks her right leg.
- When Ned answers the door to Homer and Bart, the doorknob is on the left-hand side of the door. After he slams the door and Homer and Bart stick their arms through the mail slot, the doorknob has changed to the right-hand side of the door.
Continuity[edit]
- The snowboarding lingo "blast a dookie" also appears in the comic story Otto's Gnarly Snowboarder's Glossary.
