I graduated from High School in 1986. One of my fave Simpson tricks is when they go back to the 80's..usually when Marge and Homer are just married.
What are some great 80's references contained in Simpsons episodes. I'll start:
The B-sharps sing "Baby on Board"
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everything else from that whole episode
Class of eighty-five!! WOOOOOOOO
"I Married Marge"
Homer, coming out of a theatre showing The Empire Strikes Back: Wow, what an ending! Who would have thought Darth Vader was Luke Skywalker's father!
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Every flashback revealing a different hair-do for Dr. Hibbert. Among them, the Arsenio Hall flat-top (although this may be more early 90s) and the Mr. T mowhawk.
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Homer coming home from work before Lisa is born, singing Girls Just Wanna Have Fun... Stevie
don't forget the Stevie Wonderesque corn rows (they have yet to invoke the Gherri Curl)
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In "I Married Marge" he had an afro, and I think in the "B Sharps" episode, he had the Stevie Wonder braids w/beads.
Other 80s references: -Homer's "I Shot J.R." shirt -David Hasselhoff on TV Guide -"Mama's Family" ("coming up next, a special hourlong episode"...) -84 Olympics
Rod/Tod coming to the door in a Webster T-shirt
"Well, well, well... what do we have here? Looks like the biggest rip-off since Webster..."
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Hate to burst your bubble, but Homer and Marge were not married in the 80s.
In 1987, they had a 10 and 8 year old already.
Did they teach "new math" in the 80s or no math?
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Time stands still in Springfield.
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In 1990 Bart and Lisa were still 10 and 8. In fact, they still are. Actually, in one episode Lisa had a birthday. So she must've turned 8. Technically, when the show started she had to be 7. Right? Or did she just not get older? Now I am confused!
Mr. Nethead wrote:
She didn't age, just as Bart passed Mrs. Krabappel's class but didn't, and Lisa passed second grade in military school but didn't.
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Bart's had two 10 year old birthdays ;)
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