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** Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.]]
** In Ned's depiction of the Judgement of Solomon, King Solomon ''actually goes through'' with chopping the baby in half rather than using the threat as a gambit for the real mother to reveal herself. Then he cuts himself in half. Similarly, Jonah is depicted being killed when eaten by the whale, rather than simply staying in its belly until being let out unharmed by God.
** In Ned's depiction of the Judgement of Solomon, King Solomon ''actually goes through'' with chopping the baby in half rather than using the threat as a gambit for the real mother to reveal herself. Then he cuts himself in half. Similarly, Jonah is depicted being killed when eaten by the whale, rather than simply staying in its belly until being let out unharmed by God.
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** Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s Eve's only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s Abel's death.]]
]] It is also claimed that Abel brought in the fruits from the soil and Cain brought in livestock when it was actually the other way around.
** In Ned's depiction of theJudgement of Solomon, JudgmentOfSolomon, King Solomon ''actually goes through'' with chopping the baby in half rather than using the threat as a gambit for the real mother to reveal herself. Then he cuts himself in half. Similarly, Jonah is depicted being killed when eaten by the whale, a giant fish, rather than simply staying in its belly until being let out unharmed by God.
** In Ned's depiction of the
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* JudgmentOfSolomon: One of Ned's Bible stories is about the story of Solomon cutting the baby in half. He ''actually'' does it, and after [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone seeing what he just did,]] cuts ''himself'' in half. You'll note that [[ArtisticLicense this does not happen in any version of the story]], completely contradicting Lisa's claim that he's just trying to be true to the Bible.
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* JudgmentOfSolomon: One of Ned's Bible stories is about the story of Solomon cutting the baby in half. He ''actually'' does it, and it and, after [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone seeing what he just did,]] did]], cuts ''himself'' in half. You'll note that [[ArtisticLicense this does not happen in any version of the story]], completely contradicting Lisa's claim that he's just trying to be true to the Bible.
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** "Beware the [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan Wrath of Kwan!"]]
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** "Beware the [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan Wrath of Kwan!"]]Kwan]]!"
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While it can be assumed that Ned's house was also vandalized by angry people much like the Simpson house was. We never actually see how.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While it can be assumed that Ned's house was also vandalized by angry people much like the Simpson house was. We was, we never actually see how.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: ArtisticLicenseReligion:
** Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.]]]]
** In Ned's depiction of the Judgement of Solomon, King Solomon ''actually goes through'' with chopping the baby in half rather than using the threat as a gambit for the real mother to reveal herself. Then he cuts himself in half. Similarly, Jonah is depicted being killed when eaten by the whale, rather than simply staying in its belly until being let out unharmed by God.
** Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.
** In Ned's depiction of the Judgement of Solomon, King Solomon ''actually goes through'' with chopping the baby in half rather than using the threat as a gambit for the real mother to reveal herself. Then he cuts himself in half. Similarly, Jonah is depicted being killed when eaten by the whale, rather than simply staying in its belly until being let out unharmed by God.
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Whip It Good is now a disambiguation page.
* ATasteOfTheLash: Mr. Burns recommends that Moleman being whipped for real during a film shoot despite Ned's objections.
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* WhipItGood: Mr. Burns recommends that Moleman being whipped for real during a film shoot despite Ned's objections.
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They mention in the episode that NFL is getting a lot of money from fines
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* ArtisticLicenseSports: Showboating has pretty much been banned from most major sports. The NFL even has a rule against scripted showboating since the 1980s. While dances and celebrations are fine, the stuff that the players do in the episode would result in a fine and/or suspension.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Todd refers to CainAndAbel as Adam and Eve’s only children. [[CainAndAbelAndSeth In the actual Bible, they had a third son, known as Seth, after Abel’s death.]]
