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Difference between revisions of "Mr. Lisa's Opus/References"

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*The title of the episode is a reference to the film ''{{w|Mr. Holland's Opus}}''.
 
*The title of the episode is a reference to the film ''{{w|Mr. Holland's Opus}}''.
 
*[[Homer]] imagines [[Albert Einstein]] inventing the Led light up shoes.
 
*[[Homer]] imagines [[Albert Einstein]] inventing the Led light up shoes.
*The [[Devil]] mentions {{w|Universal Studios}}.
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*The [[Devil]] mentions {{w|Universal Studios}} and references the [[Flaming Homer|Flaming Moe]] drink being expensive there.
*Homer mentions [[Nirvana]] and {{w|What's Eating Gilbert Grape}}.
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*In the song "[[Those Were the Days]]":
*[[Marge]] mentions [[Jar Jar Binks]] and {{w|Qui-Gon Jinn}} characters from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
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**The song is a parody of the theme song for ''{{W|All in the Family}}''.
*Homer and Marge mention [[Richard Simmons]].
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**Homer mentions [[Nirvana]] and ''{{w|What's Eating Gilbert Grape}}''.
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**[[Marge]] mentions [[Jar Jar Binks]] and {{w|Qui-Gon Jinn}} characters from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
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**Homer and Marge mention [[Richard Simmons]].
  
==Continuity==
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== Continuity ==
 
*The title screen is a Christmas version of [[The Ned-liest Catch]]'s.
 
*The title screen is a Christmas version of [[The Ned-liest Catch]]'s.
*[[Leon Kompowsky]] appears and sings new verses of [[Happy Birthday, Lisa]] with [[Bart]]. ("[[Stark Raving Dad]]")
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*Lisa has a poster of the [[Doe-Eyed Boys]] on her bedroom wall. ("[[Friend with Benefit]]")
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*[[Leon Kompowsky]] appears and sings new verses of "[[Happy Birthday, Lisa]]" with [[Bart]]. ("[[Stark Raving Dad]]")
 
*[[Grampa]] previously stated [[Homer]] stopped drinking in the future. ("[[Holidays of Future Passed]]")
 
*[[Grampa]] previously stated [[Homer]] stopped drinking in the future. ("[[Holidays of Future Passed]]")
 
*In Homer's vision, [[Moe]] brings back the Flaming Moe. ("[[Flaming Moe's]]")
 
*In Homer's vision, [[Moe]] brings back the Flaming Moe. ("[[Flaming Moe's]]")
*[[C.H.U.M.]] appears. ("[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]")
 
*[[Snowball I]] appears. ("[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]")
 
*[[Stephen Hawking]] appears. ("[[They Saved Lisa's Brain]]")
 
*[[Duff Blimp]] references the [[Simpson & Son Revitalizing Tonic]]. ("[[Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy]]")
 
 
*Homer and Marge sing a new version of "[[Those Were the Days]]". ("[[Lisa's Sax]]")
 
*Homer and Marge sing a new version of "[[Those Were the Days]]". ("[[Lisa's Sax]]")
  
 
{{Season 29|R}}
 
{{Season 29|R}}
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[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Cultural references]]
 
[[Category:Continuity]]
 
[[Category:Continuity]]

Revision as of 14:00, December 4, 2017

References/Trivia


Season 29 Episode References
625 "Singin' in the Lane"
626
"Mr. Lisa's Opus"
"Gone Boy" 627

Cultural references

Continuity

Season 29 References
The Serfsons Springfield Splendor Whistler's Father Treehouse of Horror XXVIII Grampy Can Ya Hear Me The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be Singin' in the Lane Mr. Lisa's Opus Gone Boy Haw-Haw Land Frink Gets Testy Homer Is Where the Art Isn't 3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage Fears of a Clown No Good Read Goes Unpunished King Leer Lisa Gets the Blues Forgive and Regret Left Behind Throw Grampa from the Dane Flanders' Ladder