Ill try and think of a good, informative way to put all these allusions into one post... but not today! hehehe...
Uhh, I just watched Nightmare in Retroville. And.. i thought it was kinda funny that one of the "monsters" that was available on the monster wheel when Hugh spins is looks a LOT like Micheal Jackson.
...lol, Jimmy though't he'd be a good Halloween Monster.. :lol:
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Posted 07 August 2007 - 12:56 AM
In "One Of Us", when Cindy strikes this pose:
it's a reference to the movie "The Karate Kid".
it's a reference to the movie "The Karate Kid".
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Posted 07 August 2007 - 07:35 AM
"In one of us" Sheen keeps saying "and the next day, and the next day, and the next day..." is a reference to Mr. Krabs in the episode Plankton switches lives with Krabs.
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Posted 27 August 2007 - 08:25 PM
Hi there!
Hey, this is a nice topic. I'm pretty new here and was just reading through it.
-Snazzorific!
Here's an obscure reference that I don't think has been mentioned. Jimmy's computer is named Vox, which is Latin for "Voice."
-She strikes me as being a little like Hal too, only not so mean.
There it is!
-Cya!
-Snazzo
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Hey, this is a nice topic. I'm pretty new here and was just reading through it.
-Snazzorific!
Here's an obscure reference that I don't think has been mentioned. Jimmy's computer is named Vox, which is Latin for "Voice."
-She strikes me as being a little like Hal too, only not so mean.
There it is!
-Cya!
-Snazzo
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Posted 28 August 2007 - 04:46 PM
Hi there!
I don't know if it belongs here, but I thought I'd mention another little tidbit.
In the Incredible Shrinking Town, Hugh and Judy go to the Drive-In in a toy car. Its really their television. The old movie showing is a 1939 film of Gulliver's Travels, done by Max Fleischer, of Popeye and Betty Boop fame.
There it is.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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I don't know if it belongs here, but I thought I'd mention another little tidbit.
In the Incredible Shrinking Town, Hugh and Judy go to the Drive-In in a toy car. Its really their television. The old movie showing is a 1939 film of Gulliver's Travels, done by Max Fleischer, of Popeye and Betty Boop fame.
There it is.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 01:11 AM
Good catch! Wasn't Max Fleischer the creator of those excellent Superman cartoons from the 40's as well?
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 01:21 AM
Hi there!
You're absolutely right, Crash_7. I was going to mention those Superman cartoons, as well as Popeye and Betty Boop, but I thought it too obscure.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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You're absolutely right, Crash_7. I was going to mention those Superman cartoons, as well as Popeye and Betty Boop, but I thought it too obscure.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 01:59 AM
Hi there!
Here's another thing I just noticed, that I don't think I've seen yet.
-I read through all the posts but there are so many of them!
In "A Beautiful Mine," the holographic camp bus that disguises Jimmy Neutron's rocketship looks exactly like the bus from an old television show called "The Partridge Family." They were a singing/touring family. And their bus did say "Caution: Nervous Mother Driving" on the back. It was colored the same too.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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Here's another thing I just noticed, that I don't think I've seen yet.
-I read through all the posts but there are so many of them!
In "A Beautiful Mine," the holographic camp bus that disguises Jimmy Neutron's rocketship looks exactly like the bus from an old television show called "The Partridge Family." They were a singing/touring family. And their bus did say "Caution: Nervous Mother Driving" on the back. It was colored the same too.
Cya!
-Snazzo
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 02:01 AM
I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before, but on "King of Mars" Eustace's tripod ship is very similar to the ones in "War of the Worlds".
Also, the music at the beginning of the episode sounds a lot like "Mars" by Gustav Holst.
Just thought I'd point these out. ;)
Also, the music at the beginning of the episode sounds a lot like "Mars" by Gustav Holst.
Just thought I'd point these out. ;)
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 02:42 AM
Hi there!
Here's an obscure reference I found on TV.com.
-I'd give credit to whoever noted it, but I think TV.com's entries are anonymous.
-In any event, I can't find the author.
Its about a reference in The Tomorrow Boys.
I quote: "The thing Future Libby wears on her head is similar to the headdress the Hindu god Shiva, Destroyer of Worlds, wears. Either that or it's a bunch of Ls that stand for Libby."
Mind you, I think this is too obscure to be true.
-I can't help but feel, "Maybe its just a goofy looking crown."
There it is.
-Cya!
-Snazzo
:huh:
Here's an obscure reference I found on TV.com.
-I'd give credit to whoever noted it, but I think TV.com's entries are anonymous.
-In any event, I can't find the author.
Its about a reference in The Tomorrow Boys.
I quote: "The thing Future Libby wears on her head is similar to the headdress the Hindu god Shiva, Destroyer of Worlds, wears. Either that or it's a bunch of Ls that stand for Libby."
Mind you, I think this is too obscure to be true.
-I can't help but feel, "Maybe its just a goofy looking crown."
There it is.
-Cya!
-Snazzo
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 09:46 AM
I think that's legit. To me, her headgear looked similar to Aku from Samurai Jack. And I think his look was based on Shiva.
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 09:51 AM
Yeah it's absolutely Aku's headgear XDI think that's legit. To me, her headgear looked similar to Aku from Samurai Jack. And I think his look was based on Shiva.
That was the first thing I thought of when I saw The Tomorrow Boys
...Scary, my name means goddess in Hindu... and Shiva is a hindu Goddess :ph43r:
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 11:25 AM
You should wear some of that nifty headgear, then, Devi, and start gathering minions. 8) Oh, and Shiva's a male god, by the way. :B
I can't confirm if the headgear's from Shiva, though! I've personally never seen him wearing any Aku/Future Libby-esque crazythings. Then again, I've never really researched Hinduism because research makes me fall asleep. I see enough of him, though, and for the record, Shiva is both destroyer and rejuvenator and one of the supreme Hindu gods, so I don't think anyone evil'd be based on him. The religious Hindus might notice the connection and get mad. 8B
As for Aku, as far as I know he was based on some sort of mythological Japanese dragon. I don't see why traces of Indian mythology'd be included in his character design, but hey, what do I know?
I can't confirm if the headgear's from Shiva, though! I've personally never seen him wearing any Aku/Future Libby-esque crazythings. Then again, I've never really researched Hinduism because research makes me fall asleep. I see enough of him, though, and for the record, Shiva is both destroyer and rejuvenator and one of the supreme Hindu gods, so I don't think anyone evil'd be based on him. The religious Hindus might notice the connection and get mad. 8B
As for Aku, as far as I know he was based on some sort of mythological Japanese dragon. I don't see why traces of Indian mythology'd be included in his character design, but hey, what do I know?
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 03:31 PM
I thought Shiva was both male and female XP
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 03:37 PM
Nope, Shiva's very male! You might be thinkin' 'bout Kali, she's the Goddess of death and Shiva's wife, I think. One of them, anyway. Hindu mythology is confusing, yesitis. )8
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Posted 29 August 2007 - 03:39 PM
Nah, I think I was thinking of Ardhanarishvara xD
I need to study mythology. I used to be great at it when I was like, 12
I need to study mythology. I used to be great at it when I was like, 12
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Posted 03 September 2007 - 12:17 PM
i think this already been posted!!
in the episode Operation:rescue jet fusion when jimmy,carl,sheen dive in the water you see a phineapple in the see its a reference in spongebob pineapple house
its maybe possible that in season four that there will be a spongebob jimmy crossover i think!!
in the episode Operation:rescue jet fusion when jimmy,carl,sheen dive in the water you see a phineapple in the see its a reference in spongebob pineapple house
its maybe possible that in season four that there will be a spongebob jimmy crossover i think!!
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Posted 04 September 2007 - 02:04 AM
Hi there!
Here's another little reference that I don't think has been mentioned.
-I have to give credit to TV.com again. That's where I first read about it.
-Is it legit to add those things here? I dunno, but here it is.
In Love Potion 976-J Sheen says something to Libby on there date that's very much like "Oh bringer of pain and delight."
-That's an original Star Trek reference.
-From an episode I've never seen but heard about called "Spock's Brain." It is supposed to be an awful episode. Alien men on a planet refer to women as "givers of pain and delight."
Who knew?
That's it!
-Snazzo
:huh:
Here's another little reference that I don't think has been mentioned.
-I have to give credit to TV.com again. That's where I first read about it.
-Is it legit to add those things here? I dunno, but here it is.
In Love Potion 976-J Sheen says something to Libby on there date that's very much like "Oh bringer of pain and delight."
-That's an original Star Trek reference.
-From an episode I've never seen but heard about called "Spock's Brain." It is supposed to be an awful episode. Alien men on a planet refer to women as "givers of pain and delight."
Who knew?
That's it!
-Snazzo
:huh:
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Posted 06 September 2007 - 10:46 PM
Im pretty sure this one was not mentioned.
In Out, Darn Spotlight!
When the school is being taken up by the tornado... there is a cow that goes by.
Which is an allusion to the Cow that goes by in the movie "Twister".
...and... .did anyone notice that the twister itself was suddenly based over like..southern chile?? ... thats a FAST twister, from the US to south america in a few seconds.
In Out, Darn Spotlight!
When the school is being taken up by the tornado... there is a cow that goes by.
Which is an allusion to the Cow that goes by in the movie "Twister".
...and... .did anyone notice that the twister itself was suddenly based over like..southern chile?? ... thats a FAST twister, from the US to south america in a few seconds.
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Posted 07 September 2007 - 12:14 AM
I knew! I'm a star tek addict,(anda spock fanatic) but i didnt see this topic.Hi there!
Here's another little reference that I don't think has been mentioned.
-I have to give credit to TV.com again. That's where I first read about it.
-Is it legit to add those things here? I dunno, but here it is.
In Love Potion 976-J Sheen says something to Libby on there date that's very much like "Oh bringer of pain and delight."
-That's an original Star Trek reference.
-From an episode I've never seen but heard about called "Spock's Brain." It is supposed to be an awful episode. Alien men on a planet refer to women as "givers of pain and delight."
Who knew?
That's it!
-Snazzo
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