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*"Bad" and "D'oh" magazines are Bart's versions of the magazine ''MAD.'' | *"Bad" and "D'oh" magazines are Bart's versions of the magazine ''MAD.'' | ||
| − | *Among the attendees for D'oh's funeral are ''MAD''' | + | *Among the attendees for D'oh's funeral are ''MAD's'' Alfred E. Neuman, ''Cracked's'' Sylvester P. Smythe, ''Crazy's'' Irving Nebbish, and ''The New Yorker's'' Eustace Tilley. |
*Agent vs Agent is an Itchy and Scratchy version of Antonio Prohías' "Spy vs Spy". | *Agent vs Agent is an Itchy and Scratchy version of Antonio Prohías' "Spy vs Spy". | ||
*The Sideshow Bob comic is based on Don Martin's comics for ''MAD''. | *The Sideshow Bob comic is based on Don Martin's comics for ''MAD''. | ||
Revision as of 15:09, November 30, 2024
Cultural references
- "Bad" and "D'oh" magazines are Bart's versions of the magazine MAD.
- Among the attendees for D'oh's funeral are MAD's Alfred E. Neuman, Cracked's Sylvester P. Smythe, Crazy's Irving Nebbish, and The New Yorker's Eustace Tilley.
- Agent vs Agent is an Itchy and Scratchy version of Antonio Prohías' "Spy vs Spy".
- The Sideshow Bob comic is based on Don Martin's comics for MAD.
- Writer Ian Boothby would later go on to write for MAD with Bill Morrison.[1]
