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*'''''{{W|Last Tango in Paris}}''''' — The episode title is a play on the movie's name. | *'''''{{W|Last Tango in Paris}}''''' — The episode title is a play on the movie's name. | ||
*'''''{{W|RoboCop}}''''' — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie. | *'''''{{W|RoboCop}}''''' — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie. | ||
| − | *{{W|Shirley Temple}} — Former {{W|child actress}} Lil' [[Vicky Valentine]] is based on Temple.<ref>"[[The Trivial Simpsons 2008 366-Day Calendar]]"</ref> Like Temple, Valentine has remained active in her profession | + | *{{W|Shirley Temple}} — Former {{W|child actress}} Lil' [[Vicky Valentine]] is based on Temple.<ref>"[[The Trivial Simpsons 2008 366-Day Calendar]]"</ref> Like Temple, Valentine made a series of childhood movies and has since remained active in her profession. |
| − | **"{{ | + | **At the recital, the song "[[On the Spaceship Lollipop]]" is a parody of "{{w|On the Good Ship Lollipop}}", which was Temple's trademark song as a child actress. |
== Goofs == | == Goofs == | ||
Revision as of 12:02, June 2, 2013
Cultural references
- ACME — Chief Wiggum uses rat traps (to catch the assumed culprit of the mall vandalism) from the same company Wile E. Coyote patronized.
- Jaws — Wiggum's remark about being "crazy about the safety of the public" is taken from the 1975 thriller.
- Korg and Moog synthesizer — The "MORG" synthesizer at Stan's Keyboards (a store at Springfield Mall) combines the brand names of the synthesizer and keyboard.
- Last Tango in Paris — The episode title is a play on the movie's name.
- RoboCop — The "Cyborganizer" show Homer watches is a spoof of the 1980s science fiction-police movie.
- Shirley Temple — Former child actress Lil' Vicky Valentine is based on Temple.[1] Like Temple, Valentine made a series of childhood movies and has since remained active in her profession.
- At the recital, the song "On the Spaceship Lollipop" is a parody of "On the Good Ship Lollipop", which was Temple's trademark song as a child actress.
Goofs
- Professor Frink only put a chip in one of Lisa's shoes, but when Lisa starts dancing on stage, there is a chip on both shoes.
References
