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*[[If I Ran the Camera]] — [[Karen Wagner]] writes a poem similar to "[[Wikipedia:If I Ran the Zoo|If I Ran the Zoo]]". | *[[If I Ran the Camera]] — [[Karen Wagner]] writes a poem similar to "[[Wikipedia:If I Ran the Zoo|If I Ran the Zoo]]". | ||
| - | *Email [[radio]] (Easter egg) — The cover of "The Fish was Delish, and it Made Quite a Dish by [[Lem Sportsinterviews#Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews|Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews]] | + | *Email [[radio]] (Easter egg) — The cover of "The Fish was Delish, and it Made Quite a Dish" by [[Lem Sportsinterviews#Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews|Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews]] copies the appearance of Dr. Seuss' drawings. |
*[[20X6 vs. 1936]] ([[20X6 vs. 1936#Commentary Transcript|DVD Commentary]]) — [[Mike Chapman]] compares the truce between [[Stinkoman]] and [[The Homestar Runner]] to "the end of the pale green pants". "The pale green pants" refers to "[[Wikipedia:The Sneetches and Other Stories#"What Was I Scared Of?"|What Was I Scared Of?]]". | *[[20X6 vs. 1936]] ([[20X6 vs. 1936#Commentary Transcript|DVD Commentary]]) — [[Mike Chapman]] compares the truce between [[Stinkoman]] and [[The Homestar Runner]] to "the end of the pale green pants". "The pale green pants" refers to "[[Wikipedia:The Sneetches and Other Stories#"What Was I Scared Of?"|What Was I Scared Of?]]". | ||
*Email [[dreamail]] — The Cheat's method of removing the cover from Strong Bad's serving tray refers to Dr. Seuss. | *Email [[dreamail]] — The Cheat's method of removing the cover from Strong Bad's serving tray refers to Dr. Seuss. | ||
| - | *Email [[cliffhangers]] (Easter egg) — The cover of "Little Jakey Pleasenthanks by Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews | + | *Email [[cliffhangers]] (Easter egg) — The cover of "[[Books by Sportsinterviewses#Little Jakey Pleasenthanks|Little Jakey Pleasenthanks]]" by Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews also takes inspiration from Dr. Seuss' drawings. |
*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — Strong Bad recites, "[[Wikipedia:One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish|One fish, two fish, starfish, carfish]]," while adding a starfish to the [[Gremlin]]'s antenna. | *[[Baddest of the Bands]] — Strong Bad recites, "[[Wikipedia:One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish|One fish, two fish, starfish, carfish]]," while adding a starfish to the [[Gremlin]]'s antenna. | ||
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — When Dangeresque assumes that [[The Stick]] only has one blossom left, he says, "Good thing I had [[Wikipedia:The Lorax|that Lorax]] framed for murder." | *[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — When Dangeresque assumes that [[The Stick]] only has one blossom left, he says, "Good thing I had [[Wikipedia:The Lorax|that Lorax]] framed for murder." | ||
Revision as of 04:57, 6 June 2016
The Brothers Chaps occasionally imitate the style of author Dr. Seuss.
Appearances
- If I Ran the Camera — Karen Wagner writes a poem similar to "If I Ran the Zoo".
- Email radio (Easter egg) — The cover of "The Fish was Delish, and it Made Quite a Dish" by Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews copies the appearance of Dr. Seuss' drawings.
- 20X6 vs. 1936 (DVD Commentary) — Mike Chapman compares the truce between Stinkoman and The Homestar Runner to "the end of the pale green pants". "The pale green pants" refers to "What Was I Scared Of?".
- Email dreamail — The Cheat's method of removing the cover from Strong Bad's serving tray refers to Dr. Seuss.
- Email cliffhangers (Easter egg) — The cover of "Little Jakey Pleasenthanks" by Crazy Prof. Sportsinterviews also takes inspiration from Dr. Seuss' drawings.
- Baddest of the Bands — Strong Bad recites, "One fish, two fish, starfish, carfish," while adding a starfish to the Gremlin's antenna.
- Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective — When Dangeresque assumes that The Stick only has one blossom left, he says, "Good thing I had that Lorax framed for murder."
- Doomy Tales of the Macabre — The Cheat dresses up as The Lorax on Halloween 2009.
- Which Ween Costumes? — Marzipan and The Cheat dress as Cindy Lou-Who and Max, respectively, both of whom appeared in How the Grinch Stole Christmas!.
