Shakespeare - Revision history

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2022-11-04T03:22:44Z

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

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	== Appearances ==		== Appearances ==
-	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] ~~—~~ The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".	+	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] {{--}} The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".
-	*Email [[bedtime story]] ~~—~~ [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.	+	*Email [[bedtime story]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.
-	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] ~~—~~ [[Bubs]]'s recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.	+	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] {{--}} [[Bubs]]'s recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.
-	*[[Weclome Back]] ~~—~~ During her song, [[Marzipan]] appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.	+	*[[Weclome Back]] {{--}} During her song, [[Marzipan]] appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.
-	*Email [[love poems]] ~~—~~ [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."	+	*Email [[love poems]] {{--}} [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
-	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] ~~—~~ [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).	+	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] {{--}} [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
-	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] ~~—~~ Strong Bad mentions that [[Pom Pom]] is a classically trained Shakespearean actor.	+	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] {{--}} Strong Bad mentions that [[Pom Pom]] is a classically trained Shakespearean actor.
-	*{{postref\|762702469709168640\|8\|Aug\|2016}} ~~—~~ A bust of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache Joker head.	+	*{{postref\|762702469709168640\|8\|Aug\|2016}} {{--}} A bust of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache Joker head.

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The Knights Who Say Ni: adding a mention and digging to find the date of that twitter post

2022-06-19T19:56:30Z

adding a mention and digging to find the date of that twitter post

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	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] — The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".		*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] — The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".
	*Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.		*Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.
-	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — Bubs's recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.	+	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — [[Bubs]]'s recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.
-	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.	+	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, [[Marzipan]] appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.
	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).		*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
-	*[[~~@StrongBadActual~~]] — A bust of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.	+	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — Strong Bad mentions that [[Pom Pom]] is a classically trained Shakespearean actor.
		+	*{{postref\|762702469709168640\|8\|Aug\|2016}} — A bust of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache Joker head.

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AlexTCY at 23:32, 11 June 2019

2019-06-11T23:32:46Z

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	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).		*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
-	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A ~~statue~~ of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.	+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A bust of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.

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DorianGray: /* Appearances */ Add link to Batm'n

2019-06-11T14:47:58Z

Appearances: Add link to Batm'n

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	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).		*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
-	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A statue of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "Batman" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.	+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A statue of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "[[Batman]]" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.

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AlexTCY at 13:23, 11 June 2019

2019-06-11T13:23:20Z

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	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).		*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
-	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A statue of Shakespeare appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.	+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A statue of Shakespeare (a replica of the one from the 1966 "Batman" show) appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.

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Gfdgsgxgzgdrc at 20:44, 21 August 2016

2016-08-21T20:44:00Z

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	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).		*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).
		+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — A statue of Shakespeare appears in a picture with [[Strong Bad]], [[Tom Servo]], and a papier-mache head.

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The Knights Who Say Ni: confused with love poems

2015-11-30T03:14:56Z

confused with love poems

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	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.		*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.
	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
-	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests ~~Elizabethan~~ poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).	+	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).

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The Knights Who Say Ni: balcony scene

2015-11-30T03:10:32Z

balcony scene

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:10, 30 November 2015
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	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.		*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.
	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."		*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
		+	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — [[Coach Z]] makes two references to the balcony scene in ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet\|Romeo and Juliet]]'': When he's at [[Marzipan's house]], Strong Bad suggests Elizabethan poetry to get her attention, so he elaborates on Romeo's line, "What light through yonder window breaks?" when he says, "What light breaks through that window there? It's-a Marzipan, and she's got yellow hair." While he's in the locker room, he rambles, "Wherefore art thou, Marzipan?" (though this was improper usage of wherefore).

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Strong Awesome: rv/v

2010-04-28T01:40:32Z

rv/v

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-	~~{{delete~~\|~~gotta lurve engrish~~.}}	+	[[Image:ShakespeareBush.png\|thumb\|"...And that's why come Shakespeare was so awesome."]]
		+	[[The Brothers Chaps]] have made reference to '''[[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]]''' several times, be it in content or appearance.
		+
		+	== Appearances ==
		+	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] — The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".
		+	*Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.
		+	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — Bubs's recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.
		+	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.
		+	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."
		+
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ColdReactive: replaced the page with '{{delete|gotta lurve engrish.}}'

2010-04-28T01:40:00Z

replaced the page with '{{delete|gotta lurve engrish.}}'

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-	~~[[Image:ShakespeareBush.png~~\|~~thumb\|"...And that's why come Shakespeare was so awesome."]]~~	+	{{delete\|gotta lurve engrish.}}
-	~~[[The Brothers Chaps]] have made reference to '''[[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare\|William Shakespeare]]''' several times, be it in content or appearance.~~	+
-		+
-	~~== Appearances ==~~	+
-	*[[Bug In Mouth Disease]] — The toon opens with [[Strong Sad]] watching a program about "[[why come]] Shakespeare was so awesome".	+
-	*Email [[bedtime story]] — [[Strong Bad]] says "sleep tight, sweet prince", a reference to ''[[Wikipedia:Hamlet\|Hamlet]]'', Act 5, Scene 2, where Horatio says "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest" to the dying Hamlet.	+
-	*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — Bubs's recommendation of "eye of newt" and "toe of frog" originated as magical ingredients in [http://www.bartleby.com/70/4141.html Act IV, Scene 1, line 16] of ''[[Wikipedia:Macbeth\|Macbeth]]'', one of the most famous and influential depictions of witches in Western culture.	+
-	*[[Weclome Back]] — During her song, Marzipan appears behind a topiary tree shaped like William Shakespeare.	+
-	*Email [[love poems]] — [[Arrow'd Guy]] appears dressed as William Shakespeare and spears [[Meredith]] and [[Kimberly]]. In addition, Kimberly's line "I herly berly on gerly werly" is a reference to a line spoken by the second witch in ''Macbeth'', "When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost and won."	+
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