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| − | '''''Thelma & Louise''''' is a 1991 American road movie directed by Ridley Scott starring [[Geena Davis]] and [[Susan Sarandon]]. It revolves around two girlfriends who rebel and drive off to the Grand Canyon on the run for the police. | + | '''''Thelma & Louise''''' is an American movie from 1991 about two women called Thelma & Louise. |
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| − | ==References to ''Thelma & Louise'' in ''The Simpsons''== | + | == History == |
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| + | [[Marge]] watched the movie when she was in the bath at [[Rancho Relaxo]]. |
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| − | {{TB| Marge watches the film from her bathtub on TV while she stays over at [[Rancho Relaxo]].}}
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| − | {{TB| [[Marge]] and [[Ruth Powers]] become friends and eventually drive off in a car to escape from the law. The scene where Marge is intimidated by a group of men who tell her that they "always get what they want" is a direct parody, as is the scene where Marge has the opportunity to leave Ruth behind, but decides not to do so, because good friends stick together. The final scene where they head for a cliff is also lifted from the movie. }}
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| − | {{TB|"[[Screaming Yellow Honkers]]"}}
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| − | {{TB| When Chief Wiggum pulls Marge over for a traffic violation he tells her to “can the sweet talk, Thelma and Louise.” }}
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| − | ==References to ''Thelma and Louise'' in ''Simpsons Comics''== | + | == Behind the Laughter == |
| | + | *''{{w|Thelma & Louise}}'' is a real movie. |
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| − | In the comic book story ''[[Verti-Go-Areeno]]'' Moe references ''Thelma & Louise'' as the faux Maude escape the police.
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| − | In ''[[The Marge Book]]'' one of Marge’s book titles is ''[[When Harry and Sally Met Thelma and Louise]]'', which is a mish-mash of the movies ''When Harry Met Sally'' and ''Thelma and Louise''.
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| − | {{TB|[[Susan Sarandon]]}}
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| − | {{TB|Portrayed Louise in ''Thelma and Louise''.}}
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| − | {{TB| She voiced a [[Ballet teacher]] in the [[season 6]] episode "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]" and {{ch|Susan Sarandon|herself}} voicing [[feMac]] in the [[season 17]] episode "[[Bart Has Two Mommies]]". }}
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Episode – "Homer Alone" 
