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*The title is in reference to the epic poem by John Milton, which shares the same name. The poem is about the fall of mankind. | *The title is in reference to the epic poem by John Milton, which shares the same name. The poem is about the fall of mankind. | ||
*Dolly Llama is a reference to the {{W|Dalai Lama}}. | *Dolly Llama is a reference to the {{W|Dalai Lama}}. | ||
*There are several references to Tibetan Buddhism. Lama is the Tibetan term for a Buddhist teacher. Dolly Llama is a reference to the Dalai Lama. Her house looks like a chorten, which normally contains relics. There are prayer wheels inside. | *There are several references to Tibetan Buddhism. Lama is the Tibetan term for a Buddhist teacher. Dolly Llama is a reference to the Dalai Lama. Her house looks like a | ||
chorten, which normally contains relics. There are prayer wheels inside. | |||
*In the A Word From Us Kids segment, the classic Dr. Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham" is seen in the background. | *In the A Word From Us Kids segment, the classic Dr. Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham" is seen in the background. | ||
===Production notes=== | ===Production notes=== | ||
*D.W.'s bored sigh at the children's zoo is recycled from the beginning of Bleep, provided by Jason Szwimer. | *D.W.'s bored sigh at the children's zoo is recycled from the beginning of Bleep, provided by Jason Szwimer. | ||
