Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Rednecks & Broomsticks" (LABF19)
Don Del Grande
Bart Gets a "Z" (LABF15)
When Bart spikes Mrs. Krabappel's coffee (in retaliation for her
taking away her students' cellphones), she ends up drunk, fired, and
replaced with a "hip" teacher
* Fox is airing the announcement of the BCS bowl game matchups at 8:00
Eastern (and 5:00 Pacific), so the episode airs at 8:30 Eastern,
7:30 Central, but at its normal time in the rest of the country
12/13 - O Brother, Where Bart Thou? (MABF01)
When Lisa tells Bart that he'll never have the bond that she has with
Maggie because he doesn't have a brother, he decides to solve the
problem by going to the orphanage
STUFF for "Rednecks and Broomsticks" (LABF19)
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Written by Kevin Curran
Directed by Bob Anderson & Rob Oliver
Opening flyby: a stork carrying Maggie
Billboard: Grampa - Springfield Retirement Castle / Get Me Out Of
Here!
Blackboard: TEACHERS' UNIONS ARE NOT RUINING THE COUNTRY
Couch: Marge serves a turkey at the dining room table; everyone,
including Patty and Selma, grab food and then go into the living
room to watch a football game on TV
Special Guest Voice: Neve Campbell
Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Russi Taylor, Karl
Wiedergott
Overseas Animation: Rough Draft
TV Rating: TV-PG-DV
REFERENCES
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"Bedknobs & Broomsticks" (title)
"Wifey" (Chief Wiggum has a copy of the book)
"The Crucible" (Principal Skinner mentions it)
Wikipedia (Wiccapedia)
"Bop It" ("Bonk It")
"Bambi" (deer and rabbit on ice)
"Bewitched" (someone has a "Bewitched Was a Terrible Movie" sign)
DYN
...Ned has "Nipple-Slip Hotline" on speed dial?
...nobody pointed out that nobody was blinded by the moonshine before
the Wiccan "spell"?
GOOFS / FREEZE FRAME / WHATNOT
In the close-up of Homer stamping on the Bonk It, the brake pedal is
missing.
There may have been an actual Wiccapedia site at one time, but
apparently it has changed to something called Wizdem.
The US Government recognized Wicca as a religion, to the point where
soldiers buried at Arlington National Cemetary may have the pentacle
(a five-pointed star inscribed in a circle) inscribed on their
tombstones.
-- Don
S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!)
f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M47
The Simpsons turned me into a free-thinking liberal! I got better...
lugnut
<del_gra...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>GOOFS / FREEZE FRAME / WHATNOT
>The US Government recognized Wicca as a religion, to the point where
>soldiers buried at Arlington National Cemetary may have the pentacle
>(a five-pointed star inscribed in a circle) inscribed on their
>tombstones.
>
>
>-- Don
>S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!)
> f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M47
>The Simpsons turned me into a free-thinking liberal! I got better...
Also, Bart referred to a pentagram when he saw it on the Wiccapedia
homepage, but I'm pretty sure that was a pentacle (star points
downwards on a pentagram, up on a pentacle). I was surprised that
line wasn't followed by Lisa correcting him.
-lugnut
Don Del Grande
>Also, Bart referred to a pentagram when he saw it on the Wiccapedia
>homepage, but I'm pretty sure that was a pentacle (star points
>downwards on a pentagram, up on a pentacle). I was surprised that
>line wasn't followed by Lisa correcting him.
I have never heard that.
I think a pentagram is just another word for a five-pointed star,
while a pentacle has something circumscribing it (for example, a
circle, or a pentagon), but I am not sure.
-- Don
Nitesbane
"Don Del Grande" <del_gra...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:f3v8h5l8c6nio52op...@4ax.com...
They're actually the same thing - neither has to be circumscribed to be
called either pentram or pentacle. The main difference is that pentacles
are tangible things like a talisman, where pentagrams could be just a
drawing.