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| − | + | == Cultural references == | |
| − | *The title of the story | + | *The title of the comic story references the phrase "The devil you say" with the surname of [[Charles Dickens]] replacing the word "devil". |
| + | *A poster for ''{{ap|Jaws|film}}'' is shown in the window of the video store. | ||
| + | *The video store has a "Rent one [[Steven Seagal]] and get three [[Sylvester Stallone]]s free" offer. | ||
| + | *The film version of ''[[Great Expectations]]'' that Bart tries to rent out is the real-life {{W2|Great Expectations|1998 film|1998 version}} starring {{W|Gwyneth Paltrow}}. | ||
| − | + | == Goofs == | |
| − | *Ralph Wiggum appears as | + | *[[Ralph Wiggum]] appears as student in the 4th grade class, while he is supposed to be part of the 2nd. |
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[[Category:Cultural references]] | [[Category:Cultural references]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Bart Simpson comics stories references]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:50, October 16, 2021
Cultural references[edit]
- The title of the comic story references the phrase "The devil you say" with the surname of Charles Dickens replacing the word "devil".
- A poster for Jaws is shown in the window of the video store.
- The video store has a "Rent one Steven Seagal and get three Sylvester Stallones free" offer.
- The film version of Great Expectations that Bart tries to rent out is the real-life 1998 version starring Gwyneth Paltrow.
Goofs[edit]
- Ralph Wiggum appears as student in the 4th grade class, while he is supposed to be part of the 2nd.
