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Contents 1 crash bandicoot... 2 The Episode List 3 Troy McClure's First Appearence???= 4 Emily Winthrop = Margaret Thatcher?

[edit] crash bandicoot...

i elimitated this line. the episode came out in 1991, and the video game series was released in 1996, so this is not an "obvious reference" to the video game, which was not out for 5 years afterwards.

[edit] The Episode List

The episode title for this episode isn't emboldened in the episode list in the infobox? How would I be able to change that?Dbalsdon 10:38, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Troy McClure's First Appearence???=

Troy McClure's first apperence was in Homer vs. Lisa and the Eighth Commandment. Not Bart's Dog gets an F.

[edit] Emily Winthrop = Margaret Thatcher?

Is this character's resemblance to Margaret Thatcher intentional or coincidental? 79.73.183.46 13:34, 5 September 2007 (UTC)