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	* '''Homsar''' — Dressed as [[Captain Caveman]], when he says, "I'm Captain Caveman of the graveyard train!", he draws out the "Caveman" part in imitation of Captain Caveman's catchphrase: "Captain CAAAAAAAVEMAAAAAAANNNN!!!!"		* '''Homsar''' — Dressed as [[Captain Caveman]], when he says, "I'm Captain Caveman of the graveyard train!", he draws out the "Caveman" part in imitation of Captain Caveman's catchphrase: "Captain CAAAAAAAVEMAAAAAAANNNN!!!!"
	* '''The Poopsmith''' — Dressed as [[Dr. Zoidberg]]; the King of Town's line when the Poopsmith is clicked on at toon's end refers to the catchphrase spoken by [[Hubert J. Farnsworth\|Prof. Farnsworth]], who employs Dr. Zoidberg.		* '''The Poopsmith''' — Dressed as [[Dr. Zoidberg]]; the King of Town's line when the Poopsmith is clicked on at toon's end refers to the catchphrase spoken by [[Hubert J. Farnsworth\|Prof. Farnsworth]], who employs Dr. Zoidberg.
	* '''Coach Z''' — Dressed as [[DJ Lance Rock]], at one point, he says, "Yooooooooooorrr garble garble!", which is [[Coach Z]] ~~for~~ "Yo Gabba Gabba!".		* '''Coach Z''' — Dressed as [[DJ Lance Rock]], at one point, he says, "Yooooooooooorrr garble garble!", which is [[Coach Z's Accent\|Coach Z for]] "Yo Gabba Gabba!".
	* '''Marzipan''' — Dressed as [[Stevie Ray Vaughan]]; Homestar's line to her, "My little pride and joy," refers to Vaughan's song, [[Pride and Joy (Stevie Ray Vaughan song)\|Pride and Joy]], which was released on Vaughan's album [[Texas Flood]].		* '''Marzipan''' — Dressed as [[Stevie Ray Vaughan]]; Homestar's line to her, "My little pride and joy," refers to Vaughan's song, [[Pride and Joy (Stevie Ray Vaughan song)\|Pride and Joy]], which was released on Vaughan's album [[Texas Flood]].
	* '''Strong Sad''' — Dressed as [[Sam Kinison]], he shouts his last line in the Strong Bad Easter egg in the style of a typical antic of Sam Kinison's comedy act.		* '''Strong Sad''' — Dressed as [[Sam Kinison]], he shouts his last line in the Strong Bad Easter egg in the style of a typical antic of Sam Kinison's comedy act.
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	* '''Marzipan''' — Dressed as [[John Lennon]] as he appeared in the animated film ''[[Yellow Submarine (film)\|Yellow Submarine]]'', she refers to [[Yellow Submarine (song)\|the song of the same name]] when she says "we all live in a yellow bathyscaphe" in response to Homestar, who calls her "[[Ringo Starr\|Ringo]]", the name of another member of [[The Beatles]]. A separate Easter egg has a [[Storybook Character Variations\|storybook version of]] her and [[Duplicate Characters\|two Homestars]] appear in a scene done in a similar style, both visually and musically, to the film, and her hair grows long and white as the band's does in the "[[When I'm Sixty-Four]]" sequence.		* '''Marzipan''' — Dressed as [[John Lennon]] as he appeared in the animated film ''[[Yellow Submarine (film)\|Yellow Submarine]]'', she refers to [[Yellow Submarine (song)\|the song of the same name]] when she says "we all live in a yellow bathyscaphe" in response to Homestar, who calls her "[[Ringo Starr\|Ringo]]", the name of another member of [[The Beatles]]. A separate Easter egg has a [[Storybook Character Variations\|storybook version of]] her and [[Duplicate Characters\|two Homestars]] appear in a scene done in a similar style, both visually and musically, to the film, and her hair grows long and white as the band's does in the "[[When I'm Sixty-Four]]" sequence.

	== See ~~also~~ ==		=== The Show: Ween Edition ===

			* '''Homsar''' — Dressed as Sgt. Deux Deux from ''[[The Inspector]]'', he acts as the Poopsmith's phone lifeline from a room with pink fiberglass insulation visible, alluding to ''The Inspector'''s sister series ''[[The Pink Panther]]'', whose title character appears in commercials for [[Owens Corning]] pink fiberglass insulation.
			* '''Homestar''' — Dressed as Tom Dover from ''[[The Dover Boys at Pimento University]]'', he zips around with [[smear frame\|smear frames]], referencing the cartoon's pioneering use of the technique, and utters "Unhand her, Strong Badslide!" three times, then says "Hey, we're getting in a rut!" akin to the scene where Tom confronts Dan Backslide.

			=== A Prickly Scary Short ===

			* '''Homestar''' — Dressed as The Impressive Clergyman from ''[[The Princess Bride (film)\|The Princess Pride]]'', he says the word "Mawwiage" with the same speech impediment, referencing the scene from the movie. True to himself, he doesn't recognize his own costume and was asked by others to dress up and say the word.

			== See Also ==

	* [[What are you supposed to be?]]		* [[What are you supposed to be?]]

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