Talk:The Story on Page One
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[edit] Luke Perry scene
I noticed that in the FOX version, that scene where peter gets a glass of orange juice by using his nipple or something is cut out. I should get a gold medal for going through that sentence without vommiting by the way.
Xaritix 16:49, 20 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Twiki
Peter is not talking about a fashion model in reference to Meg’s name. He’s talking about the robot Twiki from the Buck Rogers TV show. This is made clear when he makes Twiki’s trademark sound effect.—Talison 07:32, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Young Frankenstein
Bellopheus, you’re that sure it’s a reference? What makes you think so? Was the monster in YF remote-controlled into singing “Puttin’ on the Ritz”? Was Chris dressed like the monster from YF when he sang “POTR”? Just the fact that the monster sang “POTR” in YF and Chris sang it in FG doesn’t make it a reference; I could just as easily claim it was a reference to Irving Berlin (or Taco Ockerse—FG is full of 1980s references). I’ll leave the {{fact}} removed until I hear your explanation, however. I haven’t seen the FG episode in a while and there may be an additional similarity (beyond the same song being used) that I’ve forgotten. Felicity4711 22:27, 31 May 2007 (UTC)
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