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*'''Five Feet High and Rising''' -- Episode title is a parody of the title of a song performed by Johnny Cash, "''Five Feet High and Rising''". |
*'''Five Feet High and Rising''' -- Episode title is a parody of the title of a song performed by Johnny Cash, "''Five Feet High and Rising''". |
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*'''99 Luftballons''' -- Skipper's declaration of Operation: Luftballons is a likely reference to the 1982 German protest song "''99 Luftballons''" later recorded in English as "99 Red Balloons." The song describes 99 balloons ascending into the air from West Berlin over the Berlin Wall into Soviet-controlled East Berlin and the subsequent reaction by Soviet military forces. |
*'''99 Luftballons''' -- Skipper's declaration of Operation: Luftballons is a likely reference to the 1982 German protest song "''99 Luftballons''" later recorded in English as "99 Red Balloons." The song describes 99 balloons ascending into the air from West Berlin over the Berlin Wall into Soviet-controlled East Berlin and the subsequent reaction by Soviet military forces. |
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+ | *'''Larry Walters''' -- the "Super Party Time Floaty Throne" may be A Reference to Larry Walters' Lawn Chair With Balloons. |
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Operation Code Names
- Operation: Luftballons -- Rescuing King Julien, who was floating away on a balloon-lifted throne.
Rico Regurgitates
- Binoculars -- So Skipper can see Julien who is floating away.
Options (given by Kowalski)
- N/A
Kowalski's Inventions
- N/A
King Julien Saves The Day
- N/A
Movie References/Parodies
- Five Feet High and Rising -- Episode title is a parody of the title of a song performed by Johnny Cash, "Five Feet High and Rising".
- 99 Luftballons -- Skipper's declaration of Operation: Luftballons is a likely reference to the 1982 German protest song "99 Luftballons" later recorded in English as "99 Red Balloons." The song describes 99 balloons ascending into the air from West Berlin over the Berlin Wall into Soviet-controlled East Berlin and the subsequent reaction by Soviet military forces.
- Larry Walters -- the "Super Party Time Floaty Throne" may be A Reference to Larry Walters' Lawn Chair With Balloons.
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