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However, somehow, by mixing some Londis wine, nutmeg and a branch from an oak tree, they produce a bottle of wine, which they think resembles the original. One month later, the house has returned to its original, messy state. Fran comes in, showing off her new date, The Cleaner. Bernard then unfolds a newspaper with the headline "Pope killed by inferior wine - Man [Freddie] held". He then shows this to Manny, but points out that today is his birthday. |
However, somehow, by mixing some Londis wine, nutmeg and a branch from an oak tree, they produce a bottle of wine, which they think resembles the original. One month later, the house has returned to its original, messy state. Fran comes in, showing off her new date, The Cleaner. Bernard then unfolds a newspaper with the headline "Pope killed by inferior wine - Man [Freddie] held". He then shows this to Manny, but points out that today is his birthday. |
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β | == Cultural |
+ | == Cultural References == |
*The episode is named after the novel 'The Grapes of Wrath', written by John Steinbeck and published in 1939. |
*The episode is named after the novel 'The Grapes of Wrath', written by John Steinbeck and published in 1939. |
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*When Bernard is attempting to make a replacement for 'Le Vin Du Rosier', Manny develops a limp and chips his tooth, making his face look deformed. With Bernard's wild hair and the thunderstorm outside, they make a startling resemblance to Igor and Dr. Frankenstein in the Mary Shelley novel, 'Frankenstein'. [Note: There is no character named Igor in Mary Shelley's novel.] |
*When Bernard is attempting to make a replacement for 'Le Vin Du Rosier', Manny develops a limp and chips his tooth, making his face look deformed. With Bernard's wild hair and the thunderstorm outside, they make a startling resemblance to Igor and Dr. Frankenstein in the Mary Shelley novel, 'Frankenstein'. [Note: There is no character named Igor in Mary Shelley's novel.] |