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◄	Crook and Ladder

Stop or My Dog Will Shoot!

24 Minutes

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Cultural references

The title is a reference to the extremely unsuccessful, Golden Raspberry Awards-winning movie Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!
The song played when Santa's Little Helper looks for Homer in the maze is KoЯn's Freak on a Leash. The scene follows Santa's Little Helper's path; the video for "Freak on a Leash" follows the path of a bullet.
In Bart's vision, Santa's Little Helper becomes a dog version of RoboCop and shoots down Jason Voorhees and Pinhead from Friday the 13th and Hellraiser movie franchises respectively, along with a giant living mathematics book.
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, Babe.
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 S.W.A.T.
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 Dr. Demento's radio programs.

Trivia/Goofs

This episode was held back due to the Virginia Tech shooting, as the episode features gun references and a school emergency calling for an evacuation.
A scene with former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani was not shown when the episode first came on, but is now present in syndication.
The last time Bart had a wild animal for a pet, which he names after his attack method and attacks Homer was in "Bart Gets an Elephant."
In the episode, ethanol and nitric acid are mixed and produce a toxic gas presumed to be NO2. But in reality it makes an explosive mixture.

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-== Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the extremely unsuccessful, Golden Raspberry Award-winning movie ''Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!''.
-*The song played when Santa's Little Helper looks for Homer in the maze is KoЯn's "Freak on a Leash". The scene follows Santa's Little Helper's path; the video for "Freak on a Leash" follows the path of a bullet.
-*In Bart's vision, Santa's Little Helper becomes a dog version of RoboCop and shoots down a giant, living math book, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Voorhees Jason Voorhees] from Friday the 13th and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinhead Pinhead] from Hellraiser.
-*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 film ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babe_%28film%29 Babe]''. This is also a parody of the line in ''{{w|Shrek}}'', when he says to Donkey, "That'll do, Donkey. That"ll do."
-*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.]]
-*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.
-== Trivia ==
+==Cultural references==
+* The title is a reference to the extremely unsuccessful, [[wikipedia:Golden_ Raspberry_Awards|Golden Raspberry Awards]]-winning movie ''[[wikipedia:Stop!_Or_My_Mom_Will_Shoot!|Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!]]''
-*This episode was held back due to the Virginia Tech shooting, as the episode features gun references and a school emergency calling for an evacuation.
+* The song played when Santa's Little Helper looks for Homer in the maze is [[wikipedia:KoЯn|KoЯn]]'s ''[[wikipedia:Freak_on_a_Leash|Freak on a Leash]]''. The scene follows Santa's Little Helper's path; the video for "Freak on a Leash" follows the path of a bullet.
-*A scene with former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani was not shown when the episode first came on, but is now present in syndication.
+* 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.
-*The last time Bart had a wild animal for a pet, which he names after his attack method and attacks Homer was in [[Bart Gets an Elephant]].
+* 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]]''.
+* 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.]]''
+* 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.
+==Trivia/Goofs==
+* This episode was held back due to the [[wikipedia:Virginia_Tech_shooting|Virginia Tech shooting]], as the episode features gun references and a school emergency calling for an evacuation.
+* A scene with former [[wikipedia:New_York|New York]] mayor [[wikipedia:Rudolph_Giuliani|Rudolph Giuliani]] was not shown when the episode first came on, but is now present in syndication.
+* The last time Bart had a wild animal for a pet, which he names after his attack method and attacks Homer was in "[[Bart Gets an Elephant]]."
+* In the episode, ethanol and nitric acid are mixed and produce a toxic gas presumed to be NO2. But in reality it makes an explosive mixture.
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