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| ⚫ | *During the reentactment of the [[Wikipedia:Assassination of Abraham Lincoln|assassination of Abraham Lincoln]] at the school pageant, [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] says "Hasta la vista, [[Abraham Lincoln|Abie]]", which is a reference to the science fiction film ''[[Wikipedia:Terminator 2: Judgment Day|Terminator 2: Judgment Day]]''. |
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| + | *The porn movie that [[Krusty the Clown|Krusty]] and [[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]] saw (and the former being busted by the latter before "settling" it out of court), Debbie Does Springfield, is most likely named after the real life porn film Debbie Does Dallas. |
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| + | *The first valentine card [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] gives to [[Ralph Wiggum|Ralph]] features a train with a face, which looks similar to [[Wikipedia:Thomas the Tank Engine|Thomas the Tank Engine]]. |
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| − | *It is revealed [[Ralph]] is [[Chief Wiggum]]'s son. |
+ | *It is revealed that [[Ralph]] is [[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]'s son, for the first time (although Lisa did call Ralph by his last name in [[Kamp Krusty]]). |
*This episode was later used as a clip in [[Another Simpsons Clip Show]] when Lisa tells her story of love gone wrong. |
*This episode was later used as a clip in [[Another Simpsons Clip Show]] when Lisa tells her story of love gone wrong. |
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| − | *Johnny (the soldier who got shot while writing a Valentine's Day card to his girlfriend) sounds like |
+ | *[[Johnny (soldier)|Johnny]] (the soldier who got shot while writing a Valentine's Day card to his girlfriend) sounds like [[Jeremy Freedman]] (aka the Squeaky Voiced Teen). |
| + | *Skinner's reaction to Johnny's death resembles the game over phrase from ''Metal Gear'' (it's not a true reference, however, as the episode aired prior to the release of ''Metal Gear Solid'' in 1998). |
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*Bart's off-color candy hearts read: "Luv Sux," "Prize Pig," "Kiss Off," and "Eat My Shorts". |
*Bart's off-color candy hearts read: "Luv Sux," "Prize Pig," "Kiss Off," and "Eat My Shorts". |
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| − | *Despite this episode airing in 1993, it actually takes place a year earlier due to Valentine's Day being on a weekday and Krusty having his 29th anniversary from 1963 (1992). As of February |
+ | *Despite this episode airing in 1993, it actually takes place a year earlier due to Valentine's Day being on a weekday and Krusty having his 29th anniversary from 1963 (1992). As of February 19, 2019, it has actually been 56 years now since Krusty started his show. |
| + | *This is the first episode to have a censor bleep meant to censor profanity (in this case, [[Melvin Van Horne|Sideshow Mel]] whacked out on wowie-sauce). |
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| + | *Lisa erases another kid's name on the card before re-signing and giving it to Ralph. |
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| + | *Lisa's romance with Ralph is referenced several times throughout the series. |
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| + | *Homer tells Chief Wiggum that the citizens will eventually stand up to the corrupt police officers. This would eventually happen in the episodes [[Homer the Vigilante]] and [[Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge]]. |
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| + | *According to [[Al Jean]], the "I Choo-Choo-Choose you" card is an actual valentine's day card he got in third grade<ref>https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/802274519545061377</ref>. |
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| + | *Ralph spills chocolate ice cream on Lisa's dress, and according to Chief Wiggum, nothing can get chocolate out, but later when Krusty is talking with Ralph on the audience, Lisa's dress is clean.'' Lisa could have found a way to get the chocolate out; after all, Chief Wiggum's judgements are often poor.'' |
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| − | *Although George H. W. Bush was the president in 1992, Bill Clinton is shown as being the president in this episode. |
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| + | *When Bart is pinpointing the second Ralph's heart broke in half, Ralph moves 10 times (10 frames) while Lisa moves only 5 times (5 frames). As they were in the same footage, they should have moved the same amount of frames. |
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| + | *A duck steals Chief Wiggum’s badge, but later when he pulled Homer over, his badge is on his uniform. |
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| − | *Robert Frost is depicting as appearing on Krusty the Clown's show in 1963. Robert Frost died on January 29, 1963, so it is implied that Krusty's snow gag may have led to his death. This could also be why he said no when they discussed this. |
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Cultural References
- The episode title is a reference on I Love Lucy.
- Ned Flanders sings a heavily sanitized version of Rod Stewart's hit "Do You Think I'm Sexy?" to Maude Flanders.
- During the reentactment of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln at the school pageant, Bart says "Hasta la vista, Abie", which is a reference to the science fiction film Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
- The song playing at the start of the episode and end credits is "Monster Mash", a 1962 hit for Bobby "Boris" Pickett.
- The porn movie that Krusty and Chief Wiggum saw (and the former being busted by the latter before "settling" it out of court), Debbie Does Springfield, is most likely named after the real life porn film Debbie Does Dallas.
- The first valentine card Lisa gives to Ralph features a train with a face, which looks similar to Thomas the Tank Engine.
Trivia
- It is revealed that Ralph is Chief Wiggum's son, for the first time (although Lisa did call Ralph by his last name in Kamp Krusty).
- This episode was later used as a clip in Another Simpsons Clip Show when Lisa tells her story of love gone wrong.
- Johnny (the soldier who got shot while writing a Valentine's Day card to his girlfriend) sounds like Jeremy Freedman (aka the Squeaky Voiced Teen).
- Skinner's reaction to Johnny's death resembles the game over phrase from Metal Gear (it's not a true reference, however, as the episode aired prior to the release of Metal Gear Solid in 1998).
- Bart's off-color candy hearts read: "Luv Sux," "Prize Pig," "Kiss Off," and "Eat My Shorts".
- Despite this episode airing in 1993, it actually takes place a year earlier due to Valentine's Day being on a weekday and Krusty having his 29th anniversary from 1963 (1992). As of February 19, 2019, it has actually been 56 years now since Krusty started his show.
- This is the first episode to have a censor bleep meant to censor profanity (in this case, Sideshow Mel whacked out on wowie-sauce).
- Lisa erases another kid's name on the card before re-signing and giving it to Ralph.
- Lisa's romance with Ralph is referenced several times throughout the series.
- Homer tells Chief Wiggum that the citizens will eventually stand up to the corrupt police officers. This would eventually happen in the episodes Homer the Vigilante and Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge.
- According to Al Jean, the "I Choo-Choo-Choose you" card is an actual valentine's day card he got in third grade[1].
Goofs
- Ralph spills chocolate ice cream on Lisa's dress, and according to Chief Wiggum, nothing can get chocolate out, but later when Krusty is talking with Ralph on the audience, Lisa's dress is clean. Lisa could have found a way to get the chocolate out; after all, Chief Wiggum's judgements are often poor.
- When Bart is pinpointing the second Ralph's heart broke in half, Ralph moves 10 times (10 frames) while Lisa moves only 5 times (5 frames). As they were in the same footage, they should have moved the same amount of frames.
- A duck steals Chief Wiggum’s badge, but later when he pulled Homer over, his badge is on his uniform.