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− | {{TB|Bart claims to have "pain in his gulliver", which is a direct quote of Alex' excuse to his mother not to get out of bed.}} | + | {{TB|Bart claims to have "pain in his gulliver", which is a direct quote of Alex's excuse to his mother not to get out of bed.}} |
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{{TB|In the Fourth of July flashback scene, Bart and the three 5th graders (as toddlers) spoil a fireworks display being run by [[Comic Book Guy]]. CBG, telling the story to Bart, says, "You and your diaper-wearing droogs ruined everything!"}} | {{TB|In the Fourth of July flashback scene, Bart and the three 5th graders (as toddlers) spoil a fireworks display being run by [[Comic Book Guy]]. CBG, telling the story to Bart, says, "You and your diaper-wearing droogs ruined everything!"}} | ||
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− | {{TB|The segment "A Clockwork Yellow" is a direct parody of ''A Clockwork Orange''. | + | {{TB|The segment "A Clockwork Yellow" is a direct parody of ''A Clockwork Orange''. [[Moe]] is cast in the role of Alex and [[Homer]], [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] as the droogs. Also, [[Marge]] is seen reading the novel.}} |
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A Clockwork Orange is a controversial science fiction novel by British author Anthony Burgess, which was made into an equally controversial movie by film director Stanley Kubrick. The main characters are Alex, a young sociopath (portrayed by Malcolm McDowell in the film), and his gang of thugs, whom he calls his "droogs". The plotline (in both the film and the movie) revolves around a crime spree perpetrated by the gang and Alex's subsequent apprehension, incarceration and attempted rehabilition.
References to A Clockwork Orange in The Simpsons
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External links
- [[wikipedia:A Clockwork Orange ({{{2}}})|A Clockwork Orange]] at Wikipedia