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** An episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' is titled "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E6TalesOfAThirdGradeNothing Tales of a Third Grade Nothing]]", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'', whose protagonist is likewise named Peter. In this epsiode, Peter needs to repeat the third grade in order to earn a promotion at work.
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*** In "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS4E17TheFatGuyStrangler The Fat Guy Strangler]]", when Peter goes missing, Lois asks Brian how they're going to find him before Patrick does and kills him. Brian assures him that he's good at finding people, as he found President UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush after Hurricane Katrina hit. What follows is a cutaway where Brian finds Bush hiding in a treehouse in Crawford, Texas. When Brian tries to alert Bush of the disaster in New Orleans, Bush tells him to go away, as he's reading ''Superfudge''.
*** One episodeof ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' is titled "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E6TalesOfAThirdGradeNothing Tales of a Third Grade Nothing]]", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'', whose protagonist is likewise named Peter. In this epsiode, Peter needs to repeat the third grade in order to earn a promotion at work.
*** In "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS4E17TheFatGuyStrangler The Fat Guy Strangler]]", when Peter goes missing, Lois asks Brian how they're going to find him before Patrick does and kills him. Brian assures him that he's good at finding people, as he found President UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush after Hurricane Katrina hit. What follows is a cutaway where Brian finds Bush hiding in a treehouse in Crawford, Texas. When Brian tries to alert Bush of the disaster in New Orleans, Bush tells him to go away, as he's reading ''Superfudge''.
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** An episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' is titled "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E6TalesOfAThirdGradeNothing Tales of a Third Grade Nothing]]", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'', whose protagonist is likewise named Peter. In this epsiode, Peter needs to repeat the third grade in order to earn a promotion at work.
** A series of books based on ''Franchise/TheMuppets'' is titled "Tales of a Sixth Grade Muppet", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing''.
** An episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' is titled "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E6TalesOfAThirdGradeNothing Tales of a Third Grade Nothing]]", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'', whose protagonist is likewise named Peter. In this epsiode, Peter needs to repeat the third grade in order to earn a promotion at work.
** A series of books based on ''Franchise/TheMuppets'' is titled "Tales of a Sixth Grade Muppet", a reference to the first book in the series, ''Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing''.
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** One of Peter's Christmas gifts in ''Superfudge'' was originally a ''calculator''. This would have been a pretty big deal in 1980, but would seem really weird to any kid after 1990 or so. It's later updated to a check from his grandmother in revised editions. He also jokes around, asking for a stereo for his room in the original version, which is replaced with a laptop in the reprints.
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** One of Peter's Christmas gifts in ''Superfudge'' was originally a ''calculator''.''calculator'' (which he had requested from Santa) from his grandmother. This would have been a pretty big deal in 1980, but would seem really weird to any kid after 1990 or so. It's later updated changed to a check from his grandmother in revised editions. He also jokes around, asking for a stereo for his room and six albums in the original version, which is replaced with a laptop laptop, an [=MP3=] player and six [=CDs=] in the reprints.
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the ''Fudge-a-Mania'' movie, Grandma Muriel is portrayed by Creator/FlorenceHenderson. In the TV series, she is instead played by Nancy Jeris.
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** In ''Superfudge'', Peter mentions that he is unable to contact Jimmy while he is in Vermont, due to them not having access to a phone. While it's possible that Jimmy was somewhere without a landline, nowadays it'd be strange for him to not have access to either a cell phone or the internet.
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** In the final chapter of the first book, Peter is forced to wait around at the hospital with nothing to do. In a more contemporary time, Peter probably would've had a smart phone that he could use to keep himself occupied.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: In spite of the book series' evergreen status, the television series is notoriously difficult to come across. ''Fudge-a-Mania'' and a few random episodes were released on VHS back in the 90s, but that's it. You can find some episodes if you dig around online, but nothing close to the complete series.
