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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
− | *''''' | + | *'''''{{W|Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould}}'':''' The episode's title is a play on that of the 1993 film. |
− | * | + | *The episode has a number of major references to [[Quentin Tarantino]] film, ''[[Pulp Fiction]]'': |
− | *''''' | + | **Like ''Pulp Fiction'','' ''the episode's plot is episodic and interconnected. |
− | *'''''Freak-A-Zoid''''' | + | **The whole of the [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Snake]] and [[Herman Hermann|Herman]] plot is based on the "Gold Watch" segment of the film. Numerous shots are almost identical to the film such as when Snake hits Wiggum with his car and when Herman points his gun at them both. |
− | *''''' | + | **Wiggum, Lou and Eddie's conversation about the difference between [[Krusty Burger]] and McDonald's parallels the famous "Royale With Cheese" discussion between Vince Vega and Jules Winnfield over the difference between McDonald's in Europe and the USA. |
− | *'''''{{ | + | *'''''{{W2|1999|song}}'':''' Apu's line "I'm going to party like it was on sale for $19.99!" references [[Prince]]'s song. |
+ | *'''''Freak-A-Zoid'':''' Apu sings the song by {{W|Midnight Star}}. | ||
+ | *'''''{{W2|E.R.|TV series}}'':''' Dr. Nick's scenes parody the popular medical series. | ||
+ | *'''''{{W2|Bazooka|chewing gum}}'':''' When people are giving suggestions to [[Lisa]], [[Lionel Hutz]] suggests that Lisa keep the gum in as evidence, as Bazooka Joe has deep pockets. | ||
+ | *The name of the barbershop [[Jake's Unisex Barbershop|Snippy Longstockings]] is a reference to {{W|Pippi Longstocking}}. | ||
− | == | + | == Goofs == |
− | *Smithers suffers severe allergic reactions to the bee sting in this episode, yet in "[[Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk]]" he was stung by several bees but suffered no problems at all. | + | *[[Smithers]] suffers severe [[allergic]] reactions to the bee sting in this episode, yet in "[[Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk]]", he was stung by several bees, but suffered no problems at all. |
− | *Despite having returned to the house on a date with [[Agnes Skinner]] in "[[Bart the Fink]]", in this episode Chalmers apparently required directions to Skinner's house as if he'd never been there before. | + | **[[Lisa]] said they were horseflies, so it must be that Smithers is actually allergic to horsefly bites and just generalized it by saying "bee". |
− | *In "[[Bart Gets Famous]]", Bumblebee Man was revealed to have a fake Spanish accent and actually spoke with an upper class British accent, yet now he speaks Spanish all the time. This was a deliberate change as the writer's felt the revelation that he was English was a terrible joke. | + | ***Insect sting allergy can develop at any age and usually manifests after several uneventful stings. Meaning Smithers could have developed his allergy after this point and that is therefore not a goof. |
+ | *Despite having returned to the house on a date with [[Agnes Skinner]] in "[[Bart the Fink]]", in this episode, [[Chalmers]] apparently required directions to Skinner's house as if he'd never been there before. | ||
+ | *The knight helmet that [[Milhouse]] wears has holes which are colored black but which turn gray for a frame. | ||
+ | *In "[[Bart Gets Famous]]", [[Bumblebee Man]] was revealed to have a fake Spanish accent and actually spoke with an upper class British accent, yet now he speaks Spanish all the time. This was a deliberate change as the writer's felt the revelation that he was English was a terrible joke. | ||
*The Spanish used by Bumblebee Man is completely inaccurate. This was also done deliberately, to make sure that everyone could understand what he was saying without subtitles. | *The Spanish used by Bumblebee Man is completely inaccurate. This was also done deliberately, to make sure that everyone could understand what he was saying without subtitles. | ||
− | *Bumblebee Man hangs his costume up on a door. When his wife walks through the door she walks behind the costume. | + | *Bumblebee Man hangs his costume up on a door. When his wife walks through the door, she walks behind the costume. |
− | *Chief Wiggum loses his hat in the fight with Snake, but in the next chapter of his story he is wearing it again. | + | *[[Chief Wiggum]] loses his hat in the fight with Snake, but in the next chapter of his story, he is wearing it again. |
− | *Jasper supposedly got a nose job but he's seen with his regular nose later on. | + | *[[Jasper]] supposedly got a nose job, but he's seen with his regular nose later on. |
+ | *An animation glitch occurs when [[Apu]] grabs the tofu dog; for one frame, a part of his head is pushed downward. | ||
+ | *One of Lisa's hair spikes was split in one shot, but in the next shot, it looks normal again. | ||
+ | *[[Dr. Nick]] leaves the door open, but when he defends the charge of misuse of cadavers, the door is closed. | ||
+ | *When Chalmers shows Skinner that the hamburgers they're having are grilled, the bite he took disappears from it. | ||
+ | *During the scene when the town laughs at Nelson, several animation goofs are spotted. | ||
+ | **Some of the citizens (specifically [[Lou]], [[Eddie]], [[Smug girl]], [[Lunchlady Doris]] and [[Superintendent Chalmers]]) are drawn off-model. | ||
+ | **[[Sherri]] and [[Terri]] are colored yellow. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
+ | *[[Homer]] and [[Maggie]] only appear in one scene together in this episode. | ||
*The episode does not actually feature twenty-two stories, but the according to the DVD commentary, the title was decided from the start, regardless of how many stories would actually end up in the episode. | *The episode does not actually feature twenty-two stories, but the according to the DVD commentary, the title was decided from the start, regardless of how many stories would actually end up in the episode. | ||
*Bumblebee Man's work day was of the following: | *Bumblebee Man's work day was of the following: | ||
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**Eating Spaghetti and Meatballs at an Italian restaurant (or at least, implied to be an Italian restaurant), only for the waiter to tie part of the spaghetti dish around an electric socket, electrocuting Bumblebee Man. | **Eating Spaghetti and Meatballs at an Italian restaurant (or at least, implied to be an Italian restaurant), only for the waiter to tie part of the spaghetti dish around an electric socket, electrocuting Bumblebee Man. | ||
**Playing Baseball with him as one of the inning defense, and attempts to catch the ball, only for the "baseball" to reveal itself to be a base-boulder and mow him down. | **Playing Baseball with him as one of the inning defense, and attempts to catch the ball, only for the "baseball" to reveal itself to be a base-boulder and mow him down. | ||
+ | *The people who try to help Lisa are: | ||
+ | **[[Ned Flanders]] | ||
+ | **[[Groundskeeper Willie]] | ||
+ | **[[Sea Captain]] | ||
+ | **[[Otto Mann]] | ||
+ | **[[Dr. Hibbert]] | ||
+ | **[[Sideshow Mel]] | ||
+ | **[[Lionel Hutz]] | ||
+ | **[[Üter]] | ||
+ | **[[Lenny]] | ||
+ | **[[Handsome Pete]] | ||
+ | **[[Dr. Colossus]] | ||
+ | **[[Leopold]] | ||
+ | **[[Colonel Hapablap]] | ||
+ | **[[Capital City Goofball]] | ||
+ | **[[Mayor Quimby]] | ||
+ | **[[Kent Brockman]] | ||
+ | **[[Mr. Teeny]] | ||
+ | *According to commentary, the background artist was asked by [[Bill Oakley]] to put Springfield biggest oddballs among the crowd laughing at [[Nelson]], In addition to people like [[Barney]] and [[Disco Stu]], the artist put {{Ch|Bill Oakley}} himself (and one of the other writers) into the scene. | ||
+ | *From late 2017 onwards Skinner and Chalmers' segment has become a replacement remix meme on YouTube; akin to We Are Number One and the Nutshack theme song whose remixes dominated the YouTube "memescape" in late 2016, the segment has been edited in various ways, including if the 'luncheon' had gone without a hitch, or the first and last word of each line only being said. | ||
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[[Category:Cultural references]] | [[Category:Cultural references]] | ||
[[Category:Trivia]] | [[Category:Trivia]] | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould: The episode's title is a play on that of the 1993 film.
- The episode has a number of major references to Quentin Tarantino film, Pulp Fiction:
- Like Pulp Fiction, the episode's plot is episodic and interconnected.
- The whole of the Chief Wiggum, Snake and Herman plot is based on the "Gold Watch" segment of the film. Numerous shots are almost identical to the film such as when Snake hits Wiggum with his car and when Herman points his gun at them both.
- Wiggum, Lou and Eddie's conversation about the difference between Krusty Burger and McDonald's parallels the famous "Royale With Cheese" discussion between Vince Vega and Jules Winnfield over the difference between McDonald's in Europe and the USA.
- 1999: Apu's line "I'm going to party like it was on sale for $19.99!" references Prince's song.
- Freak-A-Zoid: Apu sings the song by Midnight Star.
- E.R.: Dr. Nick's scenes parody the popular medical series.
- Bazooka: When people are giving suggestions to Lisa, Lionel Hutz suggests that Lisa keep the gum in as evidence, as Bazooka Joe has deep pockets.
- The name of the barbershop Snippy Longstockings is a reference to Pippi Longstocking.
Goofs[edit]
- Smithers suffers severe allergic reactions to the bee sting in this episode, yet in "Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk", he was stung by several bees, but suffered no problems at all.
- Lisa said they were horseflies, so it must be that Smithers is actually allergic to horsefly bites and just generalized it by saying "bee".
- Insect sting allergy can develop at any age and usually manifests after several uneventful stings. Meaning Smithers could have developed his allergy after this point and that is therefore not a goof.
- Lisa said they were horseflies, so it must be that Smithers is actually allergic to horsefly bites and just generalized it by saying "bee".
- Despite having returned to the house on a date with Agnes Skinner in "Bart the Fink", in this episode, Chalmers apparently required directions to Skinner's house as if he'd never been there before.
- The knight helmet that Milhouse wears has holes which are colored black but which turn gray for a frame.
- In "Bart Gets Famous", Bumblebee Man was revealed to have a fake Spanish accent and actually spoke with an upper class British accent, yet now he speaks Spanish all the time. This was a deliberate change as the writer's felt the revelation that he was English was a terrible joke.
- The Spanish used by Bumblebee Man is completely inaccurate. This was also done deliberately, to make sure that everyone could understand what he was saying without subtitles.
- Bumblebee Man hangs his costume up on a door. When his wife walks through the door, she walks behind the costume.
- Chief Wiggum loses his hat in the fight with Snake, but in the next chapter of his story, he is wearing it again.
- Jasper supposedly got a nose job, but he's seen with his regular nose later on.
- An animation glitch occurs when Apu grabs the tofu dog; for one frame, a part of his head is pushed downward.
- One of Lisa's hair spikes was split in one shot, but in the next shot, it looks normal again.
- Dr. Nick leaves the door open, but when he defends the charge of misuse of cadavers, the door is closed.
- When Chalmers shows Skinner that the hamburgers they're having are grilled, the bite he took disappears from it.
- During the scene when the town laughs at Nelson, several animation goofs are spotted.
- Some of the citizens (specifically Lou, Eddie, Smug girl, Lunchlady Doris and Superintendent Chalmers) are drawn off-model.
- Sherri and Terri are colored yellow.
Trivia[edit]
- Homer and Maggie only appear in one scene together in this episode.
- The episode does not actually feature twenty-two stories, but the according to the DVD commentary, the title was decided from the start, regardless of how many stories would actually end up in the episode.
- Bumblebee Man's work day was of the following:
- Disguising himself as a Pine Tree at a beach (implied to be a female-only nude beach), only for a woodpecker to rap at his head.
- Eating Spaghetti and Meatballs at an Italian restaurant (or at least, implied to be an Italian restaurant), only for the waiter to tie part of the spaghetti dish around an electric socket, electrocuting Bumblebee Man.
- Playing Baseball with him as one of the inning defense, and attempts to catch the ball, only for the "baseball" to reveal itself to be a base-boulder and mow him down.
- The people who try to help Lisa are:
- According to commentary, the background artist was asked by Bill Oakley to put Springfield biggest oddballs among the crowd laughing at Nelson, In addition to people like Barney and Disco Stu, the artist put Bill Oakley himself (and one of the other writers) into the scene.
- From late 2017 onwards Skinner and Chalmers' segment has become a replacement remix meme on YouTube; akin to We Are Number One and the Nutshack theme song whose remixes dominated the YouTube "memescape" in late 2016, the segment has been edited in various ways, including if the 'luncheon' had gone without a hitch, or the first and last word of each line only being said.