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* BourgeoisBohemian: Everybody in the commune except for B.D., who is a political conservative and thus can't be called a "bohemian" at all. The rest are the type who can argue about the [=McGovern=] campaign and wax nostalgic about anti-war protests, while none of them have to work very hard for a living.
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* BourgeoisBohemian: Everybody in the commune except for B.D., who is a political conservative and thus can't be called a "bohemian" at all. The rest are the type who can argue about the [=McGovern=] UsefulNotes/GeorgeMcGovern campaign and wax nostalgic about anti-war protests, while none of them have to work very hard for a living.
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* ThanksgivingEpisode: At least in terms of when the special originally aired, although the holiday doesn't feature in-universe.
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* {{Flashback}}: A long sequence flashes back to a late-'60s antiwar concert by Jimmy Thudpucker that everybody went to.
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* {{Flashback}}: A long sequence flashes back to a late-'60s late-[[TheSixties '60s]] antiwar concert by Jimmy Thudpucker that everybody went to.
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* ShoutOut: As the football team is taking the field Zonker goes into a spiel about how football, with its violence, is reminiscent of America's aggressive imperialism. This is a subtle shout-out to Oscar-winning documentary ''Film/HeartsAndMinds'', which made this exact connection. If there were any doubt the cartoon is referencing the movie that is removed moments later when Zonker says he'll play in the game after all, explaining that he's "had a change of heart and mind."
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* ShoutOut: As the football team is taking the field field, Zonker goes into a spiel about how football, the sport is, with its violence, is reminiscent of America's aggressive imperialism. This is a subtle shout-out to the Oscar-winning documentary film ''Film/HeartsAndMinds'', which made this exact connection. If there were is any doubt the cartoon is referencing the movie that is movie, it's removed moments later when Zonker says he'll play in the game after all, explaining that he's "had a change of heart and mind."
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* {{Flashback}}: A long sequence flashes back to an anti-war 1960s protest that everybody went to, including an anti-war concert where Jimmy Thudpucker performed.
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* {{Flashback}}: A long sequence flashes back to an anti-war 1960s protest a late-'60s antiwar concert by Jimmy Thudpucker that everybody went to, including an anti-war concert where Jimmy Thudpucker performed.to.
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Zonker seems to forget about this suggestion as soon as he makes it. Mike, on the other hand, is deeply troubled and winds up in a crisis of self-doubt, wondering if the spirit of the '60s has been lost and whether or not old hippies like him need to just move on. In the meantime, the kids from Joanie's day-care center are appearing in a Christmas pageant, and B.D. has a football game to play.
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Zonker seems to forget forgets about this his suggestion almost as soon as he makes it. Mike, on the other hand, however, is deeply troubled and winds up in a crisis of self-doubt, wondering if the spirit of the '60s has been lost and whether or not old hippies like him need to just move on. In the meantime, the kids from Joanie's day-care daycare center are appearing planning to appear in a Christmas pageant, and B.D. has a football game to play.
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* BookEnds: In the first scene, an autumn leaf falls from a tree, only to be harpooned by Zonker, who is resistant to change. At the end of the short, another leaf falls, but Zonker lets it, signifying Baby Boomers finally beginning to accept that yes, they're getting older, and yes, things change.
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* BookEnds: In the first scene, an autumn leaf falls from a tree, only to be harpooned mid-drop by Zonker, who is resistant to change. At the end of the short, another leaf falls, but Zonker lets it, signifying Baby Boomers finally beginning to accept that yes, they're getting older, and yes, things change.
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* BookEnds: In the first scene, an autumn leaf falls from a tree, only to be harpooned by Zonker, who is resistant to change. At the end of the short, another leaf falls, but Zonker lets it, signifying Baby Boomers finally beginning to accept, yes, they're getting older, and yes, things change.
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* BookEnds: In the first scene, an autumn leaf falls from a tree, only to be harpooned by Zonker, who is resistant to change. At the end of the short, another leaf falls, but Zonker lets it, signifying Baby Boomers finally beginning to accept, accept that yes, they're getting older, and yes, things change.
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''(An autumnal leaf falls to the ground.)''\\
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