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* In Bart's vision, Santa's Little Helper becomes a dog version of ''[[wikipedia:RoboCop|RoboCop]]'' and shoots down [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Voorhees Jason Voorhees] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhead Pinhead] from ''[[wikipedia:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)|Friday the 13th]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Hellraiser_(franchise)|Hellraiser]]'' movie franchises respectively, along with a giant living mathematics book. |
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* In Bart's vision, Santa's Little Helper becomes a dog version of ''[[wikipedia:RoboCop|RoboCop]]'' and shoots down [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Voorhees Jason Voorhees] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhead Pinhead] from ''[[wikipedia:Friday_the_13th_(franchise)|Friday the 13th]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Hellraiser_(franchise)|Hellraiser]]'' movie franchises respectively, along with a giant living mathematics book. |
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* The last line of the show is Groundskeeper Willie after he adopted the python, saying, "That'll do, snake. That'll do." This is a parody of a famous line from the 1995 film, ''[[wikipedia:Babe_(film)|Babe]]''. |
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* The last line of the show is Groundskeeper Willie after he adopted the python, saying, "That'll do, snake. That'll do." This is a parody of a famous line from the 1995 film, ''[[wikipedia:Babe_(film)|Babe]]''. |
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* The song playing in the background as Santa's Little Helper goes through police dog training is the theme from the 1970s crime drama series ''[[wikipedia:S.W.A.T. (TV Series)|S.W.A.T.]]'' |
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* The song playing in the background as Santa's Little Helper goes through police dog training is the theme from the 1970s television series ''[[wikipedia:S.W.A.T. (TV Series)|S.W.A.T.]]'' |
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* Lisa suggesting that Santa's Little Helper barks for novelty Christmas records is a reference to Don Charles' version of "Jingle Bells" from 1955, popularized further through [[Wikipedia:Dr._Demento|Dr. Demento]]'s radio programs. |
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* Lisa suggesting that Santa's Little Helper barks for novelty Christmas records is a reference to Don Charles' version of "Jingle Bells" from 1955, popularized further through [[Wikipedia:Dr._Demento|Dr. Demento]]'s radio programs. |
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