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*Maggie is also shown to have an interest in violent programming in the comic story ''[[Maggie's Crib 1]]'', where she watches a cop show. | *Maggie is also shown to have an interest in violent programming in the comic story ''[[Maggie's Crib 1]]'', where she watches a cop show. | ||
*Like father, like daughter: Maggie quite possibly inherited her fondness for channel-surfing from [[Homer]], who has been seen clicking his way through shows on several occasions. Two notable examples occur in the television episodes "[[Bye, Bye, Nerdie]]" and "[[Million-Dollar Abie]]". | *Like father, like daughter: Maggie quite possibly inherited her fondness for channel-surfing from [[Homer]], who has been seen clicking his way through shows on several occasions. Two notable examples occur in the television episodes "[[Bye, Bye, Nerdie]]" and "[[Million-Dollar Abie]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:49, May 15, 2021
Cultural references[edit]
- The first horror film Maggie looks at resembles a scene from a The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie.
Continuity[edit]
- Maggie is also shown to have an interest in violent programming in the comic story Maggie's Crib 1, where she watches a cop show.
- Like father, like daughter: Maggie quite possibly inherited her fondness for channel-surfing from Homer, who has been seen clicking his way through shows on several occasions. Two notable examples occur in the television episodes "Bye, Bye, Nerdie" and "Million-Dollar Abie".
