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*The episode title is a reference to the Alice Walker novel ''The Color Purple''. | *The episode title is a reference to the Alice Walker novel ''The Color Purple''. | ||
| − | * | + | *There is a lack of continuity between this episode and the episode [http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Lisa_the_Simpson|Lisa Lisa the Simpson], where it is revealed only the males of the Simpson family are failures, whereas the females are often successful and highly intelligent. |
*When [[Lisa]] goes to the attic, many objects from previous episodes can be seen, including: | *When [[Lisa]] goes to the attic, many objects from previous episodes can be seen, including: | ||
| − | :*An "I Didn't Do It" T-shirt ([[Bart Gets Famous]] | + | :*An "I Didn't Do It" T-shirt ([[Bart Gets Famous|Bart Gets Famous) |
| + | ]] | ||
:*Homer's Astrolabe ([['Tis the Fifteenth Season]]) | :*Homer's Astrolabe ([['Tis the Fifteenth Season]]) | ||
:*Homer's Spacesuit ([[Deep Space Homer]]) | :*Homer's Spacesuit ([[Deep Space Homer]]) | ||
Revision as of 08:53, February 24, 2010
References
- The episode title is a reference to the Alice Walker novel The Color Purple.
- There is a lack of continuity between this episode and the episode Lisa the Simpson, where it is revealed only the males of the Simpson family are failures, whereas the females are often successful and highly intelligent.
- When Lisa goes to the attic, many objects from previous episodes can be seen, including:
- An "I Didn't Do It" T-shirt (Bart Gets Famous)
- Homer's Astrolabe ('Tis the Fifteenth Season)
- Homer's Spacesuit (Deep Space Homer)
- A large model rocket, taped back together (She of Little Faith)
- A calender with Marge Simpson posing on the cover (The Devil Wears Nada)
- The stone head of Xtapolapocetl (Blood Feud)
- The statue of a Golem (Treehouse of Horror XVII)
- Homer's Mr. Plow jacket (Mr. Plow)
- The vibrating chair given to Homer by Herb Powell (Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?)
