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*A scene depicted Homer and the cast looking at an episode they just completed in which the family talk about visiting Delaware. Homer mutters to the director, "This'll be the last season." A few episodes later, the conversation about Delaware was actually worked into the show.
 
*A scene depicted Homer and the cast looking at an episode they just completed in which the family talk about visiting Delaware. Homer mutters to the director, "This'll be the last season." A few episodes later, the conversation about Delaware was actually worked into the show.
 
*The narrator states that the Simpsons were a "Northern Kentucky" family. This would not fit into the series {{W|canon}} because in one of the episodes, [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] stated that he's "never been to Kentucky" and in another, he says he's lived in the same state most of his life. This only underscores the ambiguity of where the Simpsons live.
 
*The narrator states that the Simpsons were a "Northern Kentucky" family. This would not fit into the series {{W|canon}} because in one of the episodes, [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] stated that he's "never been to Kentucky" and in another, he says he's lived in the same state most of his life. This only underscores the ambiguity of where the Simpsons live.
*Alternative states that the Simpsons lived in during the first brodcasting were western [[Orgeon]], southern [[Illinois]], southern [[Louisiana]], the small island of Lanai and eastern [[Nebraska]].
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*Alternative states that the Simpsons lived in during the first broadcasting were western [[Orgeon]], southern [[Illinois]], southern [[Louisiana]], the small island of Lanai and eastern [[Nebraska]].
 
*Bart states he never said "cowabunga dude" in his life, before joining the show.
 
*Bart states he never said "cowabunga dude" in his life, before joining the show.
  
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**Being crushed by a car that falls off a transport truck. ("[[Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"]]")
 
**Being crushed by a car that falls off a transport truck. ("[[Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"]]")
 
**Being hit over the head with a chair while in the bath. ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]")
 
**Being hit over the head with a chair while in the bath. ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]")
**Flying upside down in a plane and being dragged through rose bushes. ("[[I'm With Cupid]]")
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**Flying upside down in a plane and being dragged through rose bushes. ("[[I'm with Cupid]]")
 
**Skiing downhill at hitting snow mounds with his crotch. ("[[Little Big Mom]]")
 
**Skiing downhill at hitting snow mounds with his crotch. ("[[Little Big Mom]]")
 
**Trapped in a runaway cherry picker and scraping his head on an overpass. ("[[Lost Our Lisa]]")
 
**Trapped in a runaway cherry picker and scraping his head on an overpass. ("[[Lost Our Lisa]]")

Revision as of 09:08, August 11, 2012

References/Trivia


Season 11 Episode References
247 "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge"
248
"Behind the Laughter"
"Treehouse of Horror XI" 249


Trivia

  • A scene depicted Homer and the cast looking at an episode they just completed in which the family talk about visiting Delaware. Homer mutters to the director, "This'll be the last season." A few episodes later, the conversation about Delaware was actually worked into the show.
  • The narrator states that the Simpsons were a "Northern Kentucky" family. This would not fit into the series canon because in one of the episodes, Homer stated that he's "never been to Kentucky" and in another, he says he's lived in the same state most of his life. This only underscores the ambiguity of where the Simpsons live.
  • Alternative states that the Simpsons lived in during the first broadcasting were western Orgeon, southern Illinois, southern Louisiana, the small island of Lanai and eastern Nebraska.
  • Bart states he never said "cowabunga dude" in his life, before joining the show.

Cultural references

Continuity

Goofs


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