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| + | == Cultural References == | ||
| + | The story is replete with movie and TV references. | ||
| + | *''[[Back to the Future (franchise)|Back to the Future]]'': | ||
| + | **Marty McFly and a girl who identifies herself as his "clone-daughter" are riding on hoverboards. | ||
| + | **The town they are in resembles the Hill Valley of 2015, as seen in ''Back to the Future Part II''. | ||
| + | **A movie theatre is showing ''Finding Nemo 19'', a reference to the Hill Valley theatre showing ''Jaws 19''. | ||
| + | **When [[Snake]] steals Marty's bitcoins, he is dressed like {{w|List of Back to the Future characters#Griff|Griff Tannen}}. | ||
| + | *[[Chief Wiggum]]'s "Future Cop" uniform looks like a Street Judge from ''[[Judge Dredd]]''. | ||
| + | *''[[Transformers]]'': Wiggum's rifle/partner "[[Officer Shooty]]" can transform into a flying robot. | ||
| + | *When Shooty arrests Snake and reads him his rights, he says, "If you are in space, you have the right to have no one hear you scream", a reference to the tagline from ''[[Alien]]''. | ||
| + | *At Future Police Headquarters: | ||
| + | **Wiggum's boss is [[Police Commissioner Zordon]], a pun on Commissioner Gordon from ''[[Batman]]''. | ||
| + | **Zordon is a head floating in a jar, a possible reference to ''[[Futurama]]''. | ||
| + | **An anti-drug poster reads "Talk to your kids about Nuke", which was the drug being produced and sold by the villain's gang in ''{{w|RoboCop 2}}''. | ||
| + | **Another poster reads "This is your brain. This is your brain on Tek.", a reference to the "{{w|This is Your Brain on Drugs}}" TV and poster advertising campaign of the 1980s. | ||
| + | *''[[Planet of the Apes]]'': When Shooty has the weekend off, Wiggum is partnered with an ape named [[Officer Cornelius]]. | ||
| + | *Wiggum and Cornelius pull [[George Jetson]] over for "[ejecting] his son from a flying vehicle", in spite of George's protests that he was dropping him off at school, a reference to the opening sequence of ''[[The Jetsons]]'' where George does indeed drop Elroy off at school by ejecting him (safely, in a floating bubble) from his air car. | ||
| + | *[[Soylent Green]]: A storefront advertises "Discount Soylent". | ||
| + | *They later arrest {{w|Charlie Chan}} for littering (leaving {{w|origami}} cranes in the street). | ||
| + | *''{{w|Blade Runner}}: A man with a gun chases another man down the street, yelling "You're a replicant!" at him. The man being chased yells back, "I know you are, but what am I?", a reference to the controversy about whether {{w|Rick Deckard|Deckard}} is a human being or a replicant. | ||
| + | *''[[Star Wars]]'': Wiggum and Cornelius eat at a restaurant called [[Do Or Donut]], a reference to [[Yoda]]'s "Do or do not" catchphrase. Also, the restaurant has on its roof a statue of Yoda levitating a giant donut. | ||
| + | *''RocoCop'': Wiggum's partner [[Murphy]] shows up at Do Or Donut and starts an argument with Cornelius. Wiggum calms Murphy down and Murphy walks away, upset, with an ED-209 droid with whom he seems to be friends. | ||
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Cultural References
The story is replete with movie and TV references.
- Back to the Future:
- Marty McFly and a girl who identifies herself as his "clone-daughter" are riding on hoverboards.
- The town they are in resembles the Hill Valley of 2015, as seen in Back to the Future Part II.
- A movie theatre is showing Finding Nemo 19, a reference to the Hill Valley theatre showing Jaws 19.
- When Snake steals Marty's bitcoins, he is dressed like Griff Tannen.
- Chief Wiggum's "Future Cop" uniform looks like a Street Judge from Judge Dredd.
- Transformers: Wiggum's rifle/partner "Officer Shooty" can transform into a flying robot.
- When Shooty arrests Snake and reads him his rights, he says, "If you are in space, you have the right to have no one hear you scream", a reference to the tagline from Alien.
- At Future Police Headquarters:
- Wiggum's boss is Police Commissioner Zordon, a pun on Commissioner Gordon from Batman.
- Zordon is a head floating in a jar, a possible reference to Futurama.
- An anti-drug poster reads "Talk to your kids about Nuke", which was the drug being produced and sold by the villain's gang in RoboCop 2.
- Another poster reads "This is your brain. This is your brain on Tek.", a reference to the "This is Your Brain on Drugs" TV and poster advertising campaign of the 1980s.
- Planet of the Apes: When Shooty has the weekend off, Wiggum is partnered with an ape named Officer Cornelius.
- Wiggum and Cornelius pull George Jetson over for "[ejecting] his son from a flying vehicle", in spite of George's protests that he was dropping him off at school, a reference to the opening sequence of The Jetsons where George does indeed drop Elroy off at school by ejecting him (safely, in a floating bubble) from his air car.
- Soylent Green: A storefront advertises "Discount Soylent".
- They later arrest Charlie Chan for littering (leaving origami cranes in the street).
- Blade Runner: A man with a gun chases another man down the street, yelling "You're a replicant!" at him. The man being chased yells back, "I know you are, but what am I?", a reference to the controversy about whether Deckard is a human being or a replicant.
- Star Wars: Wiggum and Cornelius eat at a restaurant called Do Or Donut, a reference to Yoda's "Do or do not" catchphrase. Also, the restaurant has on its roof a statue of Yoda levitating a giant donut.
- RocoCop: Wiggum's partner Murphy shows up at Do Or Donut and starts an argument with Cornelius. Wiggum calms Murphy down and Murphy walks away, upset, with an ED-209 droid with whom he seems to be friends.
Continuity
- Chief Wiggum also dreams warm cream and subsequently experiences a bizarre dream in the television episode "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)".
