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* BitingTheHandHumor: Marge's comment about how Creator/{{Fox}} has become a [[UsefulNotes/SafeHarbor hardcore sex network]] by 2010.

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* BitingTheHandHumor: Marge's comment about how Creator/{{Fox}} has become a [[UsefulNotes/SafeHarbor [[MediaNotes/SafeHarbor hardcore sex network]] by 2010.
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* AdaptationalNameChange: In the Latin American Spanish dub, Hugh's name is changed to John, for some reason.

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* AdaptationalNameChange: In the Latin American Spanish dub, Hugh's name is changed to John, John for some reason.



* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The episode features a look at the year 2010, which was at the time of the episode's airing 15 years into the future. The changes are a bit hard to detail, but perhaps the funniest change is that Moe now has an eyepatch, and when he says to Hugh that the Americans saved the British's "arse" back in WWII, Hugh retorts, "we saved your arse in WorldWarIII." And Big Ben is a digital clock that nobody has figured out how to set (i.e. it still blinks 12:00).

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The episode features a look at the year 2010, which was at the time of the episode's airing 15 years into the future. The changes are a bit hard to detail, but perhaps the funniest change is that Moe now has an eyepatch, and when he says to Hugh that the Americans saved the British's "arse" back in WWII, Hugh retorts, "we saved your arse in WorldWarIII." And Big Ben is a digital clock clock, with the implication that nobody has figured out how to set (i.e. it (as it still blinks 12:00).
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* AdaptationalNameChange: In the Latin American Spanish dub, Hugh's name is changed to John, for some reason.
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* KilledOffscreen: Abe is indicated to have passed away over the 15-year TimeSkip.

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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: On hearing Lisa, his girlfriend with whom he experienced a bad breakup with, is getting married to someone else, an angry Milhouse tells Homer he's going to go write Homer's evaluation right that minute. Homer, naturally, starts smiling optimistically.

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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: ComicallyMissingThePoint:
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On hearing Lisa, his girlfriend with whom he experienced a bad breakup with, is getting married to someone else, an angry Milhouse tells Homer he's going to go write Homer's evaluation right that minute. Homer, naturally, starts smiling optimistically.optimistically.
** Reverend Lovejoy seems to think the reason Lisa and Hugh's wedding failed is because they chose to have it outside rather than in the church.



-->'''Lisa:''' Beautiful dinnerware, Mrs. Parkfield.
-->'''Mrs. Parkfield:''' Thank you, Lisa. They were made for the finest family in Britain.
-->'''Mr. Parkfield:''' I don't know how ''we'' ended up with them.
-->'''Lisa:''' [in her head] Uh-oh. Should I laugh? Was that dry British wit or subtle self-pity? Ugh, they're staring at me, better respond. [awkwardly giggles out loud]
-->'''Mr. Parkfield:''' Oh it's good to hear a boisterous American laugh!

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-->'''Lisa:''' Beautiful dinnerware, Mrs. Parkfield.
-->'''Mrs.
Parkfield.\\
'''Mrs.
Parkfield:''' Thank you, Lisa. They were made for the finest family in Britain.
-->'''Mr.
Britain.\\
'''Mr.
Parkfield:''' I don't know how ''we'' ended up with them.
-->'''Lisa:'''
them.\\
'''Lisa:'''
[in her head] Uh-oh. Should I laugh? Was that dry British wit or subtle self-pity? Ugh, they're staring at me, better respond. [awkwardly giggles out loud]
-->'''Mr.
loud]\\
'''Mr.
Parkfield:''' Oh it's good to hear a boisterous American laugh!


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* TheUnmasking: The episode opens up with a pair of knights dueling each other at the Springfield Renaissance Fair. At the end of their duel, the two unmask to reveal themselves as Ned Flanders and Waylon Smithers, not exactly the first two people you'd think of when it comes to swashbuckling knights.
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** In Lisa's bedroom, we can see a poster of Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} ''Steel Wheelchair'' Tour, a parody of their ''Music/SteelWheels'' tour.

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** In Lisa's bedroom, we can see a poster of Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} ''Steel Wheelchair'' Tour, a parody of their 1989-90 ''Music/SteelWheels'' tour.

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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: The fortuneteller gets Lisa's name for her nametag, and her SmokeOut is a dismal failure, but it's never explained how she is able to accurately guess what the rest of the Simpsons are doing at the moment.



** Old Krusty was modelled on [[Creator/TheMarxBrothers Groucho Marx]].

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** Old Krusty was is modelled on [[Creator/TheMarxBrothers Groucho Marx]].
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--> '''Female Librarian:''' Hmmm. First they hate each other, now all of a sudden they love each other. Oh, it doesn't make any sense to me

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--> '''Female Librarian:''' Hmmm. First they hate each other, now all of a sudden they love each other. Oh, it doesn't make any sense to meme.
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--> '''Female Librarian:''' Hmmm. First they hate each other, now all of a sudden they love each other. Oh, it doesn't make any sense to me
--> '''Male Librarian:''' [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext Of course not. You're a robot]]
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* BelligerentSexualTension: At first, Lisa and Hugh quarrel over a book in the library, but the pair eventually fall madly in love.

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* BelligerentSexualTension: At first, Lisa and Hugh quarrel over a book in the library, but the pair eventually fall madly in love. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by one of the librarians.
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-->'''Moe:''' We saved your ass in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII.\\
'''Hugh:''' And we saved ''your'' arse in WorldWarIII.\\
'''Moe:''' True.

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-->'''Moe:''' We You know, we saved your ass in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII.\\
'''Hugh:''' And Yeah, well we saved ''your'' arse in WorldWarIII.\\
'''Moe:''' True.That's true.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: At first Hugh seems to be a mild JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Sure, he makes his fair share of [[DeadpanSnarker snarky comments]], but they're never really mean spirited, and he acts perfectly willing to deal with the Simpsons' shenanigans due to his love for Lisa, so the audiences believe he's really a NiceGuy at heart. Then Lisa discovers that he's not wearing the generational cuff links that Homer gave him to wear for the wedding, even though Hugh promised he would. Sure, they were embarrassingly childlike and Hugh didn't realize that part before agreeing, but it's clear that he's hurt Homer's feelings in doing so, and unlike Homer's previous actions towards High, which InnocentlyInsensitive, Hugh is very well aware of what he's doing and just doesn't seem to care. Then this seems to be {{Subverted}}, as Lisa convinces him to put them on, once again making us believe he's a good guy whose willing to look a little silly if it makes Lisa and her father happy. Then this is DoubleSubverted when he then notes that once he and Lisa go off to England, he has no intention of letting her see her family again, making it clear that he cares more about his own happiness than that of Lisa's and especially her family's.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: At first Hugh seems to be a mild JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Sure, he makes his fair share of [[DeadpanSnarker snarky comments]], but they're never really mean spirited, and he acts perfectly willing to deal with the Simpsons' shenanigans due to his love for Lisa, so the audiences believe he's really a NiceGuy at heart. Then Lisa discovers that he's not wearing the generational cuff links that Homer gave him to wear for the wedding, even though Hugh promised he would. Sure, they were embarrassingly childlike and Hugh didn't realize that part before agreeing, but it's clear that he's hurt Homer's feelings in doing so, and unlike Homer's previous actions towards High, Hugh, which InnocentlyInsensitive, Hugh is very well aware of what he's doing and just doesn't seem to care. Then this seems to be {{Subverted}}, as Lisa convinces him to put them on, once again making us believe he's a good guy whose willing to look a little silly if it makes Lisa and her father happy. Then this is DoubleSubverted when he then notes that once he and Lisa go off to England, he has no intention of letting her see her family again, making it clear that he cares more about his own happiness than that of Lisa's and especially her family's.
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* MaskingTheDeformity: {{Parodied|Trope}}. Martin Prince is left disfigured after a science fair explosion, wearing the musical Phantom's half-mask, although his unmasked half still has visible scarring.
-->'''Martin:''' [[NotQuiteDead Not quite perished]], my lady love, [[FateWorseThanDeath although some days I wish I had]]. ''[starts playing 'A Fifth of Beethoven' on his organ]''
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* InTheBack: Mr. Burns has been [[HumanPopsicle placed in cryogneic stasis]] after being stabbed in the back ''seventeen times''.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The episode features a look at the year 2010, which was at the time of the episode's airing 15 years into the future. The changes are a bit hard to detail, but perhaps the funniest change is that Moe now has an eyepatch, and when he says to Hugh that the Americans saved the British's "arse" back in WWII, Hugh retorts, "we saved your arse in WorldWarThree." And Big Ben is a digital clock that nobody has figured out how to set (i.e. it still blinks 12:00).

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The episode features a look at the year 2010, which was at the time of the episode's airing 15 years into the future. The changes are a bit hard to detail, but perhaps the funniest change is that Moe now has an eyepatch, and when he says to Hugh that the Americans saved the British's "arse" back in WWII, Hugh retorts, "we saved your arse in WorldWarThree.WorldWarIII." And Big Ben is a digital clock that nobody has figured out how to set (i.e. it still blinks 12:00).
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* TheatrePhantom: Martin Prince went missing after a science fair explosion and lives beneath the school, playing the piano and wearing a Phantom mask.
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* CryoSickness: Between "[[FloatingTimeline Now"]] and when the episode is predicted to happen, Mr. Burns was cryonically preserved and cured of "37 stab wounds to the back." He's very fragile (even more so than the old man who was once nearly drowned by a wet sponge placed on his head weighing him down like a millstone), breaking both legs just trying to sit down.

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* CryoSickness: Between "[[FloatingTimeline Now"]] and when the episode is predicted to happen, Mr. Burns was cryonically preserved and cured of "37 "17 stab wounds to the back." He's very fragile (even more so than the old man who was once nearly drowned by a wet sponge placed on his head weighing him down like a millstone), breaking both legs just trying to sit down.
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* ButtMonkey: When Lisa says she shouldn't wear white because her past relationship with Milhouse, Marge says that doesn't count. They both then start laughing.

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* ButtMonkey: When Lisa says she shouldn't wear white because of her past relationship with Milhouse, Marge says that doesn't count. They both then start laughing.
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* AmericaWonWorldWarII / WorldWarIII: {{Parodied|Trope}} indirectly with this exchange.

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* AmericaWonWorldWarII / WorldWarIII: AmericaWonWorldWarII: {{Parodied|Trope}} indirectly with this exchange.



'''Hugh:''' And we saved ''your'' arse in World War III.\\

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'''Hugh:''' And we saved ''your'' arse in World War III.WorldWarIII.\\
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* SwappedRoles: The end of the episode emphasizes the fact that Lisa is in many ways smarter and maturer than Homer: when he finds her, he happily tells her all about his day of eating fudge and going on rides at the fair, which makes him sound like an excited child talking to his mother; similarly, Lisa gently takes his hand and encourages him to keep talking, much like a loving mother would do to her son.
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* TheGreatOffscreenWar: In this episode, World War III took place at some point between 1995 to 2010.

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* TheGreatOffscreenWar: GreatOffscreenWar: In this episode, World War III took place at some point between 1995 to 2010.
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* TheGreatOffscreenWar: In this episode, World War III took place at some point between 1995 to 2010.
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** In Lisa's bedroom, we can see a poster of Music/TheRollingStones ''Steel Wheelchair'' Tour, a parody of their ''Music/SteelWheels'' tour.

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** In Lisa's bedroom, we can see a poster of Music/TheRollingStones Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}} ''Steel Wheelchair'' Tour, a parody of their ''Music/SteelWheels'' tour.
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--->'''Bart:''' Anyway, Hugh, there's more to my life than just the wrecking ball. I also crush cars into cubes. On the side, I promote local tough-man contests. I'm getting out all my aggression till I go to law school.

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--->'''Bart:''' Anyway, Hugh, there's more to my life than just the wrecking ball. I also crush cars into cubes. On And on the side, I promote local tough-man contests. Basically, I'm getting out all my aggression till I go to law school.
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** Bart, fairly popular in elementary school and proud of his position in the school food chain, is a wrecking ball operator and a double divorcee in his mid-twenties who hits strip clubs to meet girls. (He's pretty happy with his job, though.) He does plan to get to law school. In a previous episode, he does end up [[ContinuityNod becoming a Supreme Court justice]].

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** Bart, fairly popular in elementary school and proud of his position in the school food chain, is a wrecking ball operator and a double divorcee in his mid-twenties who hits strip clubs to meet girls. (He's pretty happy with his job, though.) [[DownplayedTrope He does plan to get to law school. In school]], and a previous episode, episode showed that he does end up [[ContinuityNod becoming a Supreme Court justice]].justice]], implying that [[ZigZagged this is just a stop on the road to a]] RidiculouslySuccessfulFutureSelf.

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