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Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious

The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show

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Trivia

Quentin Tarantino declined to appear as himself, so Dan Castellaneta voiced him in the Reservoir Dogs parody.
Julie Andrews was the planned choice for Shary Bobbins, but the staff went with Maggie Roswell instead after hearing her performance.
Originally, this episode was going to have a song with Patty and Selma called "We Love to Smoke," but it was cut for time. The song is available on the season eight DVD set and on the Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons album.
This episode's title reveals that Homer's catchphrase "D'oh!" is scripted as "Annoyed Grunt".
This is one of the few episodes where you can see George Bush‘s house accords the street from the Simpsons.

Cultural references

The title of this episode references the song Supercalifragilisticexpialidocius, one of the songs in the Mary Poppins film.
The entire episode is a parody of Mary Poppins, the 1964 Disney film. It shares a similar storyline, parodies its musical numbers and Shary's name itself is wordplay on Mary's.
During the park scene Principal Skinner attempts to sell Jimbo Jones into labor by yelling "Boy for Sale". This is a reference to the musical number in the 1968 musical film Oliver! when Mr. Bumble sells Oliver to the undertaker Mr. Sowerberry after failing to sell Oliver to a blacksmith and a chef.
One of the nanny applicants was a kindly old lady, Homer reacted to this by saying: "Wait Marge I saw Mrs. Doubtfire; this is a man in drag!".
The nannies being rejected one by one is a reference to the 1993 film Addams Family Values when Wednesday and Pugsley scare away all of their potential nannies.
The Itchy and Scratchy cartoon in this episode is a parody of one of the scenes in Reservoir Dogs, of which Quentin Tarantino directed.
The failed skit that Krusty attempted to do in his Krusty Komedy Klassics, "Mad About Shoe," was a reference to the sitcom Mad About You. He also mentioned a "NYPD Shoe" skit when he learned that the audience didn't like it and warned that it was the same thing, a reference to the show NYPD Blue.
When Krusty brings up Gerald Ford for a comedy routine, the song Hail to the Chief is heard in the background.
The Bratwurst commercial song is a reference to the Oscar Mayer Bologna song.

Goofs

In the Krusty sketch, the curtains are mostly red but when he's performing the joke with the dog, they are blue. It may be a different set.
In the Krusty scene with Gerald Ford Krusty's Gloves are Yellow instead of White And he is wearing gloves the lines are still on the back of them indicating they are in fact gloves

Shary's undershirt is the wrong color
When Marge denies Kearney the nanny position, a piece of her hair with a hole in it is briefly filled in.
As Bart stuffs clothing in the closet, a piece of the closet wall is for a few frames colored red like a garment that is nearby.
When Chief Wiggum is shown during the "Cut Every Corner" number, Snake is seen with blue hair while robbing Hans Moleman.
Also in that sequence, when Apu is singing, the area of Shary's white undershirt beneath her bowtie is briefly colored dark like her jacket.

Jazzmanoops — Bleeding Gums Murphy with a dark brown beard

The tree that Grampa crashed into at the end of the episode isn't usually in the Simpsons front yard.
When Shary first announces that her work with the Simpsons is finished, her hair is black instead of brown viewed from the back.

Bluebeer2 — A blue Duff label with red text

When Shary Bobbins gets drunk in the living room, she is wearing a blue dress. When the family comes over to comfort her, she is wearing her black dress which was seen earlier.
On the "Before They Were Famous" television show, Bleeding Gums Murphy's beard is colored darker than it usually is.
According to the audio commentary, when Marge, Lisa and Bart sang this part: "But we're happy just the way we are", Homer wasn’t singing. That's because Al Jean and Mike Reiss forgot to record Homer. "The show must go on." - David Silverman, Supervising Director.
The Duff Beer label in this episode is light blue with red text instead of the usual red with black text.
Quentin Tarantino wears a shirt with pink designs on it, one of which disappears for a frame.

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 ==Trivia==
-*{{w|Quentin Tarantino}} declined to appear as himself, so Dan Castellaneta voiced him in the ''Reservoir Dogs'' parody.
+*{{w|Quentin Tarantino}} declined to appear as himself, so [[Dan Castellaneta]] voiced him in the ''Reservoir Dogs'' parody.
 *{{w|Julie Andrews}} was the planned choice for [[Shary Bobbins]], but the staff went with [[Maggie Roswell]] instead after hearing her performance.
-*Originally, this episode was going to have a song with Patty and Selma called "We Love to Smoke," but it was cut for time. The song is available on the season eight DVD set and on the ''[[Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons]]'' album.
+*Originally, this episode was going to have a song with Patty and Selma called "[[We Love To Smoke|We Love to Smoke]]," but it was cut for time. The song is available on the season eight DVD set and on the ''[[Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons]]'' album.
+*This episode's title reveals that Homer's catchphrase "D'oh!" is scripted as "Annoyed Grunt".
+*This is one of the few episodes where you can see George Bush‘s house accords the street from the Simpsons.
 ==Cultural references==
 *The title of this episode references the song [[wikipedia:Supercalifragilisticexpialidocius|Supercalifragilisticexpialidocius]], one of the songs in the [[wikipedia:Mary_Poppins_(film)|''Mary Poppins'']] film.
-*This episode is a parody of ''[[wikipedia:Mary Poppins|Mary Poppins]]'', particularly the 1964 musical film. It shares a similar storyline, parodies its musical numbers, and Shary's name itself is wordplay on Mary's.
+*The entire episode is a parody of ''[[wikipedia:Mary Poppins|Mary Poppins]]'', the 1964 Disney film. It shares a similar storyline, parodies its musical numbers and Shary's name itself is wordplay on Mary's.
 *During the park scene Principal Skinner attempts to sell Jimbo Jones into labor by yelling "[[wikipedia:Boy for Sale|Boy for Sale]]". This is a reference to the musical number in the 1968 musical film ''Oliver!'' when Mr. Bumble sells Oliver to the undertaker Mr. Sowerberry after failing to sell Oliver to a blacksmith and a chef.
-*One of the nanny auditionees was a kindly old lady, [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] reacted to this by saying: "Wait [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] I saw ''[[wikipedia:Mrs. Doubtfire|Mrs. Doubtfire]]''; this is a man in drag!".
+*One of the nanny applicants was a kindly old lady, [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] reacted to this by saying: "Wait [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] I saw ''[[wikipedia:Mrs. Doubtfire|Mrs. Doubtfire]]''; this is a man in drag!".
-*The nannies being rejected one by one is a possible reference to the 1993 film [[wikipedia:Addams Family Values|''Addams Family Values'']] when Wednesday and Pugsley scare off all the nanny auditionees.
+*The nannies being rejected one by one is a reference to the 1993 film [[wikipedia:Addams Family Values|''Addams Family Values'']] when Wednesday and Pugsley scare away all of their potential nannies.
 *The [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show|Itchy and Scratchy]] cartoon in this episode is a parody of one of the scenes in ''[[wikipedia:Reservoir Dogs|Reservoir Dogs]]'', of which Quentin Tarantino directed.
-*The failed skit that Krusty attempted to do in his Krusty Komedy Klassics, "Mad About Shoe," was a reference to the sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Mad About You|Mad About You]]''. He also mentioned a "NYPD Shoe" skit when he learned that the audience didn't like it and warned that it was the same thing, a reference to the show ''[[wikipedia:NYPD Blue|NYPD Blue]]''.
+*The failed skit that Krusty attempted to do in his [[Krusty Komedy Klassics]], "Mad About Shoe," was a reference to the sitcom ''[[wikipedia:Mad About You|Mad About You]]''. He also mentioned a "NYPD Shoe" skit when he learned that the audience didn't like it and warned that it was the same thing, a reference to the show ''[[wikipedia:NYPD Blue|NYPD Blue]]''.
+*When Krusty brings up [[Gerald Ford]] for a comedy routine, the song [[Wikipedia:Hail to the Chief|Hail to the Chief]] is heard in the background.
+*The Bratwurst commercial song is a reference to the Oscar Mayer Bologna song.
+[[File:Bluehair.jpg|thumb|Snake with blue hair]]
 ==Goofs==
+*In the Krusty sketch, the curtains are mostly red but when he's performing the joke with the dog, they are blue. ''It may be a different set.''
+*In the Krusty scene with Gerald Ford Krusty's Gloves are Yellow instead of White And he is wearing gloves the lines are still on the back of them indicating they are in fact gloves[[File:Graynotwhite.jpg|thumb|Shary's undershirt is the wrong color]]
+*When Marge denies [[Kearney]] the nanny position, a piece of her hair with a hole in it is briefly filled in.
+*As Bart stuffs clothing in the closet, a piece of the closet wall is for a few frames colored red like a garment that is nearby.
 *When [[Chief Wiggum]] is shown during the "Cut Every Corner" number, [[Snake Jailbird|Snake]] is seen with blue hair while robbing [[Hans Moleman]].
+*Also in that sequence, when Apu is singing, the area of Shary's white undershirt beneath her bowtie is briefly colored dark like her jacket.
-*Homer doesn't recognize Kearney as the punk kid who threatened to egg his house if he didn't give him candy (as seen in Season 3's "[[Treehouse of Horror II]]") or one of the kids he was going to buy beer for (as seen in "[[The Springfield Connection]]").
+[[File:Blackhair3.jpg|thumb|Shary with black hair]][[File:Jazzmanoops.jpg|thumb|Bleeding Gums Murphy with a dark brown beard]]
-*Krusty's show is called ''Krusty Komedy Klassics'', yet Krusty performs new material.
-*The tree Grampa crashed into at the end of the episode isn't usually in the Simpsons front yard.
+*The tree that Grampa crashed into at the end of the episode isn't usually in the Simpsons front yard.
+*When Shary first announces that her work with the Simpsons is finished, her hair is black instead of brown viewed from the back.
-*In the deleted song, "We Love to Smoke," Patty and Selma claim that they'll be dead before 2003 from all the smoking they've done, but they're still alive as of 2015
+[[File:Bluebeer2.jpg|thumb|A blue Duff label with red text]]
-*When Shary Bobbins gets drunk in the living room, she has on a blue dress. When the family comes over to comfort her, she's in her black dress she wore when she first arrived.
+*When Shary Bobbins gets drunk in the living room, she is wearing a blue dress. When the family comes over to comfort her, she is wearing her black dress which was seen earlier.
-* According to the audio commentary, when Marge, Lisa and Bart sang this part: "But we're happy just the way we are", Homer was not singing. That's because Al Jean and Mike Reiss forgot to record Homer. "The show must go on." - David Silverman, Supervising Director.
+*On the "Before They Were Famous" television show, [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]'s beard is colored darker than it usually is.
+* According to the audio commentary, when Marge, Lisa and Bart sang this part: "But we're happy just the way we are", Homer wasn’t singing. That's because [[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]] forgot to record Homer. "The show must go on." - [[David Silverman]], Supervising Director.
-{{Season|8|Ref}}
+* The [[Duff Beer]] label in this episode is light blue with red text instead of the usual red with black text.
+* Quentin Tarantino wears a shirt with pink designs on it, one of which disappears for a frame.[[fr:Shary Bobbins (épisode)/Références]]
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+[[Category:Cultural references]]