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| − | *In "[[Large Marge]]", [[Krusty]] says he got where he is by naming names in the 1950s, a reference to the "{{w|Red Scare}}" era of U.S. history. In the TV program ''Krusty Days'', set in the 50s, Krusty's character is at a Congressional hearing agreeing to name names, that is, turn in his friends as Communist conspirators. | + | *In "[[Large Marge]]", [[Krusty]] says he got where he is by naming names in the 1950s, a reference to the "{{w|Red Scare}}" era of U.S. history. In the TV program ''Krusty Days'', set in the '50s, Krusty's character is at a Congressional hearing agreeing to name names, that is, to turn in his friends as Communist conspirators. |
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Revision as of 23:41, August 18, 2019
Cultural references
- The Last Man on Earth: Punned in the title and parodied for most of the story while Krusty is wandering around Springfield, reminiscing while pondering the implications of being by himself.
Continuity
- In "Large Marge", Krusty says he got where he is by naming names in the 1950s, a reference to the "Red Scare" era of U.S. history. In the TV program Krusty Days, set in the '50s, Krusty's character is at a Congressional hearing agreeing to name names, that is, to turn in his friends as Communist conspirators.
