“Ooh, I remember. Mrs. Astor was very lucky.” – Marge Simpson
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“It was the most beautiful, most expensive train ever built: The Spruce Caboose. They said it was too big to stay on the tracks. Heh heh, they were right.”
A Mrs. Astor character showed up in a Futurama episode from a few years ago as a survivor of the Land Titanic. What I love about Futurama is that people of their future fell for the Titanic two more times, once as a spaceship, and another as a giant truck in the shape of a boat.
Everyone here is probably aware of this, but still.
http://mcgarnagle.com/2011/11/23/mrs-astor-safe/