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Difference between revisions of "Bye, Bye, Nerdie/References"

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**''He could have easily switched seats.''
 
**''He could have easily switched seats.''
 
*In Homer's grade school flashback where he is beating up a young [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]], the musical instrument Barney is shown playing is a {{w|recorder}}, but the sound produced is that of a kazoo.
 
*In Homer's grade school flashback where he is beating up a young [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]], the musical instrument Barney is shown playing is a {{w|recorder}}, but the sound produced is that of a kazoo.
*Another audio problem. When Lisa enters the stage, the scientists murmur. We hear one saying, "Let's not listen". Then, when the scientists are amazed when Francine is unable to beat up Lisa, the scientists murmur. We hear the exact same recording of "Let's not listen".
 
*The bottom of the school bus resembles a skateboard in one scene. It doesn't every other time.
 
 
*Lisa has 4 Indian burns, then 3, then 4, then it's gone altogether.
 
*Lisa has 4 Indian burns, then 3, then 4, then it's gone altogether.
 
*In a rush, Marge mismatches the shirts of Bart and Lisa (Bart has Lisa's dress and Lisa has Bart's shirt) but in the kitchen it's normal.
 
*In a rush, Marge mismatches the shirts of Bart and Lisa (Bart has Lisa's dress and Lisa has Bart's shirt) but in the kitchen it's normal.
*Francine has a nose clip in the swimming pool scene on CCTV. It disappears when Lisa puts it forward, but then it reappears and she then says "Of course. The nose clips)
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*Francine has a nose clip in the swimming pool scene on CCTV. It disappears when Lisa puts it forward, but then it reappears and she then says "Of course. The nose clips."
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{{Season 12|R}}
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[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Goofs]]
 
[[Category:Goofs]]

Revision as of 17:49, February 18, 2013

References/Trivia


Season 12 Episode References
263 "Hungry, Hungry Homer"
264
"Bye, Bye, Nerdie"
"Simpson Safari" 265


Cultural references

Goofs

  • In the chase scene, Milhouse is sitting on the left side (our view), however after Otto reverses to pick up the new kid, Milhouse is on the right side.
    • He could have easily switched seats.
  • In Homer's grade school flashback where he is beating up a young Waylon Smithers, Jr., the musical instrument Barney is shown playing is a recorder, but the sound produced is that of a kazoo.
  • Lisa has 4 Indian burns, then 3, then 4, then it's gone altogether.
  • In a rush, Marge mismatches the shirts of Bart and Lisa (Bart has Lisa's dress and Lisa has Bart's shirt) but in the kitchen it's normal.
  • Francine has a nose clip in the swimming pool scene on CCTV. It disappears when Lisa puts it forward, but then it reappears and she then says "Of course. The nose clips."
Season 12 References
Treehouse of Horror XI A Tale of Two Springfields Insane Clown Poppy Lisa the Tree Hugger Homer vs. Dignity The Computer Wore Menace Shoes The Great Money Caper Skinner's Sense of Snow HOMЯ Pokey Mom Worst Episode Ever Tennis the Menace Day of the Jackanapes New Kids on the Blecch Hungry, Hungry Homer Bye, Bye, Nerdie Simpson Safari Trilogy of Error I'm Goin' to Praiseland Children of a Lesser Clod Simpsons Tall Tales