Talk:Homer's Triple Bypass/Archive 1
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- The little tune Dr. Nick hummed while operating on Homer ("The knee bone's connected to the something, the something is connected to the red thing...") is a reference to some song I heard, I forgot what it was called... I think it was from the '80s. - 66.109.194.164 04:13, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
Actually, it sounds like Fujiya and Miyagi's "Collarbone", although I can't be certain. - Uagehry456 19:53, 12 April 2007 (UTC)
It is a children's nursery rhyme. The song above is based on it. 217.42.52.197 11:15, 8 August 2007 (UTC)
Wow, too much trivia
"The word 'hell' was used six times in this episode."
WHO CARES?!?! I really refused to believe that someone sat down with a pad and pencil and put a check mark for everytime they heard the word "hell" in this episode. If we're including worthless trivia like this on WP, perhaps we should include the number of times the word "damn" is used as well, or why not "crap"? Seriously folks, "trivia" consists of INTERESTING information that is not readily presented during an episode, not the number of times a curse word was used in an episode. I'm removing those facts, regardless of how much time some poor soul put into inputing them into WP. Thank you.PowderedToastMan 07:41, 21 May 2007 (UTC)
Unneeded Sections
Who put "Story" as a section towards the bottom of the article? It's a totally unneeded (and pretty confusingly placed) plot summary.
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