The Girl Who Slept Too Little Capsule Submission

S17E02 The Girl Who Slept Too LittleliveSep 18, 2005, 8:46 PM ET48 minutes after the credits4 posts by 4 posters
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Joe Klemm

No review here, however the episode turned out to be much better (and way funnier) than I thought it was going to be.

S P O I L E R

S P A C E

DYN's.

Refs.

One of the Stamp Musuem protest signs misspells "doesn't" as "docent"? Homer taped basketball games on the same tape that contains a home movie of Lisa?

Gumby -Couch gag an homage of the show (complete with Gumby cameo)

Where the Wild Things Are -Land of the Wild Beasts -Art of Hillside Wrangler commercial and the "Wild Beasts" part of Lisa's dream done in the style of book

TV Land (A Nickelodeon-based network that airs classic TV show) -Rerun Land

Spider-Man -Dr. Nick pretending to be Dr. Octopus -Dr. Nick references the upside-down kiss from the first Spiderman film

Comments

MUSIC ALERT:

"Eve of Destruction" (Music during the Simpsons thwarting the stamp museum construction)

With Homer saying "bull****" and Chief Wiggum dancing naked (with the fog covering his private parts), the Simpsons is definitely leaning more towards Adult Swim type humor.

As the bit pointed out, Elisha Gray actually did invent the telephone independently from Alexander Graham Bell, with actually demonstrating his liquid transmitter telephone a year before Bell began working on his. However, on Valentine's Day 1876, Bell's patent for the telephone was filed two hours before Gray filled his own patent for it. BTW, the US House of Representatives have now officially considered the inventor of the telephone to be Antonio Meucci, who first introduced his version of the phone in 1849, years before Gray and Bell worked on their versions of the phone.

Joe Klemm

Aaron HirshbergJoe Klemm

Sign at protest: Make War, not Stamps.

Workers put "Creak Oil" on the hinges of the gate at the cemetery.

Gravedigger Billie is Groundskeeper Willie's relative.

Bart has a race car bed with bad brakes.

Bonanza reference.

Spiderman reference. Dr. Octopus, Mary Jane.

Lisa tonight: "If I've learned anything from 'Scooby Doo', it is that the only thing you have to fear is crooked developers."

Homer, some other episode: "If we've learned anything from 'The Flintstones', it is that you can mix cement in a pelican's beak." Perhaps the "Jeebus" episode?

FDR: "The only thing we have to fear is feat itself."

Al Pacino, Godfather II: "If history has taught us anything, it is that you can kill any man."

Xino Kiner: "I don't get the stadium reference."

Tonight's episode? I liked it better the first time, when it was called "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER".

Aaron Space Museum

Tim SmithJoe Klemm

In article , "Joe Klemm" wrote:

It's not a misspelling. It's a pun.

--Tim Smith