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El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer

2011-08-20T08:59:24Z

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|image = Mysterious voyage.png
|Caption = [[Homer]] with the [[Space Coyote]]
|Episode Number = 162
|productionCode = 3F24
|originalAirdate = January 5, 1997
|couchGag = The family parachutes to the couch; Homer's parachute fails sending him plummeting
|specialGuestVoices = [[Johnny Cash]] as [[Space Coyote]]
|Show Runner = [[Bill Oakley]] [[Josh Weinstein]]
|Written By = [[Ken Keeler]]
|Directed By = [[Jim Reardon]]
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{{Quote|Find your soulmate, Homer.|[[Spirit Guide|Coyote]]}}

"'''El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)'''" (a.k.a. "'''The Mysterious Voyage of Our Homer'''") is the ninth episode of [[Season 8]]. It first aired on January 5, 1997. The episode was written by [[Ken Keeler]] and directed by [[Jim Reardon]]. A more accurate translation of the episode title from Spanish is "The Mysterious Trip of '''Our''' 'Jomer'." ''Nuestro'' is Spanish for "our," and "Jomer" is a Spanish pronunciation wordplay on "Homer" (in Spanish, the letter J is pronounced as an English H). [[Johnny Cash]] guest stars.

==Synopsis==
After [[Homer]] downs several Guatemalan insanity peppers at the annual chili cook off, his consciousness goes on a mystical journey, complete with a talking coyote spirit guide, to discover his soul mate.

== Plot ==
It's time for the annual Springfield Chili Cook-Off, and [[Marge]] tries everything to keep [[Homer]] from finding out about it, including cutting the ad out of the newspaper, disconnecting a phone call between Homer and [[Lenny]], and even smoking a cigaratte to cover up the smell of the cookoff wafting over the city. Homer is surprised by her smoking and opens the front door for some fresh air, then realizes the cookoff is happening when he smells the spices from the house. He begs Marge to go, but she at first says no, reminding Homer of his drunken behavior at last year's Cook-Off. However, Marge changes her mind and makes him promise not to drink any beer, and the family quickly races to the Cook-Off.

After they arrive, Homer is revealed to be a revered chilli critic whose opinion is highly important to all the cooks. He demonstrates an extraordinary ability to withstand hot foods, until he falls victim to [[Chief Wiggum]]'s chili spiked with "[[Guatemalan Insanity Pepper|The Merciless Peppers of Quetzlzacatenango]]," humiliating himself in front of the whole town. Feeling the effects of the extremely hot peppers, Homer races desperately around in search for ''anything'' to drink, grabs a tray full of beers, and nearly drinks them when Marge catches him. Homer doesn't actually drink the beers (instead simply dousing his tongue with them), but Marge is still furious and storms off. Homer resorts to drinking water and discovers that candle wax can protect his mouth from the pepper's spiciness. Homer then returns to Chief Wiggum's stand and amazes the whole town by eating several peppers in quick succession. However, the peppers roil in his stomach, causing him to hallucinate and run off.

In his hallucination, Homer ends up in a desert, a bizarre world where the laws of physics don't apply, wherein he breaks the sun and encounters strange creatures such as a puddle that transforms into a snake. Homer is then instructed to follow a tortoise and climb a pyramid which grows to an enormous height, where he meets his spirit guide, a [[The Space Coyote|coyote]] voiced by Johnny Cash. The coyote advises Homer to find his soulmate, and questions Homer's assumption that he has already found her in Marge.

[[File:Space Coyote.gif|thumb|left|200px|The Space Coyote's Head]]

When Homer regains his senses, he rationalizes his dream. For example, he compares the desert he wandered in to the real-life location where he woke up (a golf course's sand trap) and the pyramid to the course's pro shop, and the talking coyote to a talking dog. After returning home, he finds Marge (who thinks that he got drunk, thus breaking his promise) angry with him for his odd behaviour at the cook-off. Feeling that Marge doesn't understand him at all, and remembering the coyote's words, Homer sets off on his own quest to find his soulmate. After looking among the patrons in [[Moe's Tavern]] and responding to a Personals ad placed by "GBM," Homer happens to see the lighthouse and concludes that the lighthouse operator must be the loneliest guy in town.

Homer goes to the lighthouse and is elated to see a sign reading "This lighthouse operated by EARL." Shouting "No more loneliness for Homer and Earl," Homer goes inside to meet his new friend. He is frustrated, however, to discover that the lighthouse is operated by a machine: [[E.A.R.L.]], short for Electronic Automatic Robotic Lighthouse. Homer destroys the lighthouse's giant bulb in a bout of recklessness, but Marge arrives and they fix it, warning a ship that's just about to run aground. They decide they really are soulmates, and Homer mocks what he calls the "space coyote." Unfortunately, the ship runs aground anyway, spilling its precious cargo of hot pants. The townspeople then turn up and help themselves to free hot pants.

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G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)/Appearances

2011-08-13T14:25:33Z

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File:Homer_Simpson.png|[[Homer Simpson|Simpson, Homer]]
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File:Bart_Simpson.png|[[Bart Simpson|Simpson, Bart]]
File:Lisa_Simpson.png|[[Lisa Simpson|Simpson, Lisa]]
File:Maggie_Simpson.png|[[Maggie Simpson|Simpson, Maggie]]
File:G.I.D'oh.png|[[Army Colonel]] (only appearance)
File:Lenny_Leonard.png|[[Lenny]]
File:Dorothy (Old Lady).jpg|[[Dorothy (Old Lady) |Dorothy]] (only appearance)
File:Melvin (Old Man).jpg|[[Melvin (Old Man) |Melvin]] (only appearance)
File:Jasper.png|[[Jasper]]
File:Old_Jewish_Man.png|[[Crazy Old Man]]
File:Jackmarley.jpg|[[Jack Marley]]
File:Cletus.png|[[Cletus]]
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Homer to the Max/Quotes

2011-06-19T15:20:50Z

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'''Homer:''' (''At work replacing "Homer J. Simpson" tag to "Max Power" while singing'') Max Power, he's the man, whose name you'd love to touch, but you mustn't touch. His name sounds good in your ear, but when you say it, you mustn't fear, cause his name can be said, by any one..

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Homer to the Max/Credits

2011-06-19T15:20:43Z

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[John Swartzwelder]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Pete Michels]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

and

[[Harry Shearer]]

{{Season 10 C}}

Homer to the Max/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:20:37Z

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==Characters==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Trent Steele]]
*[[Bill Clinton]]
*[[Ed Begley, Jr.]]
*[[Homer Simpson (Police Cops)]]
*[[Lance Kaufman]]
*[[Krusty the Clown]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum]]

==Locations==
*[[Costington's]]
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Homer to the Max/References

2011-06-19T15:20:30Z

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== Cultural references ==
* The TV show "[[Police Cops]]" is an homage to ''[[wikipedia:Miami_Vice|Miami Vice]]''.
* When Homer complains that the once-heroic character sharing his name was suddenly changed, Marge argues that the character is simply comic relief now, "like [[wikipedia:Marlon_Brando|Marlon Brando]] in ''[[wikipedia:Apocalypse_Now|Apocalypse Now]]''."
*The theme song Max composes for himself is a spoof of the ''[[wikipedia:Goldfinger|Goldfinger]]'' theme song.
* A joke at the start of the episode draws attention to a pay dispute between [[Fox]] and the show's voice actors that was happening around the time this episode was produced. After noting that the fictional upcoming midseason TV show ''The Laughter Family'' is animated, Homer explains, "Networks like animation 'cause they don't have to pay the actors squat!" [[Ned Flanders]] is then seen walking past the Simpsons' living room window saying "Plus, they can replace them, and no one can tell the diddley-ifference!" Not only is this a direct reference, Ned's line is also spoken by a different voice actor than normal ([[Karl Wiedergott]]; Ned is normally voiced by [[Harry Shearer]]).
* While Lisa explains to Homer what TV producers do to their shows, [[Dewey Largo|Mr. Largo]] and the [[Capital City Goofball]] make cameo appearances in the background as she is saying, "They change characters, drop others, and push some into the background."
* Homer mentions high-school girl [[Debbie Pinson]]. She reappears in Season 20 episode "[[Take My Life, Please]]".

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Sunday, Cruddy Sunday/Quotes

2011-06-19T15:19:44Z

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:'''Wally''': "Well, we sure put together a heck of a trip, Homer. Ever thought about being a travel agent?"
:'''Homer''': "Wally, I'd be lying if I said I hadn't."
:'''Wally''':" 'Cause you can really "go" places in the travel business. Huh? (Laughs) Feel free to use that one."
:'''Homer''':" What one?"
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:'''Bart''': ''(sees Homer with the Super Bowl trophy)'' Dad, that doesn't belong to you.
:'''Homer''': But this might be my last chance to win one.
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:'''Reporter #1''': "How does it feel?"
:'''Reporter #2''': "Was it a team effort?"
:'''Reporter #3''': "Did you ever stop believing?"
:'''Reporter #4''': "Does this suit make me look fat?"
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:'''Wally''': "Oh, how could I fall for fake tickets? Gee, the fellas are gonna be crestfallen."
:'''Homer''': "Yes, if by "crestfallen" you mean "kill us!" Listen, let me talk to them, maybe I can smooth this over….. My friends…"
:'''Krusty''': "They don't have the tickets!"
:'''Moe''': "Kill 'em!"

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Sunday, Cruddy Sunday/Credits

2011-06-19T15:19:35Z

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Mike Scully]] [[Tom Martin]]

[[George Meyer]] [[Brian Scully]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Steven Dean Moore]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

and

[[Harry Shearer]]

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Sunday, Cruddy Sunday/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:19:29Z

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== Characters ==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Wally Kogen]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Dolly Parton]]
*[[Dr. Julius Hibbert|Julius Hibbert]]
*[[Krusty the Clown]]
*[[Reverend Timothy Lovejoy|Rev. Timothy Lovejoy]]
*[[Ned Flanders]]
*[[Rupert Murdoch]]
*[[Bill Clinton]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Clancy Wiggum]]
*[[Sideshow Mel]]
*[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilan]]
*[[John Madden]]

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Sunday, Cruddy Sunday/References

2011-06-19T15:19:22Z

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==Trivia==
*Caricature-drawing Troy Aikman's line ("You like dune buggies? Everybody likes dune buggies!") is a reference to a similar line from a caricature artist drawing almost identical pictures in Season 4's "Lisa the Beauty Queen" ("You like roller skating? Everybody likes roller skating!")
==Notes==
*The character of "Wally Kogen" was a composite of 2 early Simpsons' writers: Jay Kogen & Wallace (Wally) Wolodarsky.
==Allusions==
*The coach in Homer's fantasy about going to the Super Bowl bears a striking similarity to long time Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry.
*The use of Vincent Price in the phone message is a reference to a fake radio commercial for Coke that used sound bites of Vincent Prince from his films.

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Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:18:27Z

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== Characters ==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]
*[[Abraham Simpson]]
*[[Nelson Muntz]]
*[[Martin Prince]]
*[[Barney Gumble]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Kent Brockman]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Lewis]]
*[[Officer Eddie]]
*[[Officer Lou]]
*[[Old Jewish Man]]
*[[Jasper Beardley]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Luann Van Houten]]
*[[Mayor Quimby]]
*[[Otto Mann]]
*[[Julius Hibbert]]
*[[Pyro]]
*[[Gyro]]
*[[Prof. John Frink]]
*[[Principal Seymour Skinner|Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Agnes Skinner]]
*[[Gary Chalmers|Superintendent Chalmers]]
*[[Squeaky-Voiced Teen|Jeremy Freedman]]
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Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/Quotes

2011-06-19T15:18:08Z

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:'''[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]''': Enjoying the movie, kids? (''the kids yell, and within moments are all put into a police van'') Listen up, punks. The moral of the story is, the adults always win! (''the kids turn their heads to face the police chief, and their eyes begin to glow. Wiggum yells in terror, until realizing it's just the reflection from a police light Eddie had turned on'')
:'''Chief Wiggum''': For crying out loud, Eddie. You scared the hell out of me.
:'''Eddie''': Sorry, chief. (''turns off the light and snickers to himself'')
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:'''[[Kent Brockman]]''': The controversial measure passed by a single vote.
:'''[[Marge Simpson|Marge]]''': Mmmm you really should have voted Homer.
:'''[[Homer Simpson|Homer]]''': Meh, wouldn't have made a difference.
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:'''Chief Wiggum''': (''walking towards Nelson, Jimbo, and Dolph'') All right, let's see some IDs, boys. (''checking the bullies' IDs'') (''to Jimbo and Dolph'') Huh! You two scufflaws are violating curfew. I'm taking ya downtown! (''to Nelson as he hands back Dr. Hibbert's ID to him'') Oh, uh, sorry to disturb you, Dr. Hibbert.
:'''[[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]]''': (''imitating Dr. Hibbert'') Not at all, officer. (''laughing like Dr. Hibbert'')

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Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/Credits

2011-06-19T15:18:02Z

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Larry Doyle]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Mark Ervin]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

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[[Harry Shearer]]

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Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:17:53Z

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== Characters ==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]
*[[Abraham Simpson]]
*[[Nelson Muntz]]
*[[Martin Prince]]
*[[Barney Gumble]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Kent Brockman]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Lewis]]
*[[Officer Eddie]]
*[[Officer Lou]]
*[[Old Jewish Man]]
*[[Jasper Beardley]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Luann Van Houten]]
*[[Mayor Quimby]]
*[[Otto Mann]]
*[[Julius Hibbert]]
*[[Pyro]]
*[[Gyro]]
*[[Prof. John Frink]]
*[[Principal Seymour Skinner|Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Agnes Skinner]]
*[[Gary Chalmers|Superintendent Chalmers]]
*[[Squeaky-Voiced Teen|Jeremy Freedman]]
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Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:17:41Z

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== Characters ==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]]
*[[Abraham Simpson]]
*[[Nelson Muntz]]
*[[Martin Prince]]
*[[Barney Gumble]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Kent Brockman]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Lewis]]
*[[Officer Eddie]]
*[[Officer Lou]]
*[[Old Jewish Man]]
*[[Jasper Beardley]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Luann Van Houten]]
*[[Mayor Quimby]]
*[[Otto Mann]]
*[[Julius Hibbert]]
*[[Pyro]]
*[[Gyro]]
*[[Prof. John Frink]]
*[[Principal Seymour Skinner|Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Agnes Skinner]]
*[[Gary Chalmers|Superintendent Chalmers]]
*[[Squeaky-Voiced Teen|Jeremy Freedman]]
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Viva Ned Flanders/Quotes

2011-06-19T15:17:00Z

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:'''Homer''': Argh, it's the Moody Blues!
:'''Graeme Edge''': Cold-hearted Homer, ditching his wife, while ancient Ned runs for his life...
:'''Justin Hayward''': Chips of red, and blue, and white, but we decide which...
:'''John Lodge''': Can the poems, it's arse-whipping time!
:'''Ray Thomas''': (pulling out a knife) I want fatty!
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:'''Casino Security Guard''': Someone dishonoring their marriage vows? Not in Las Vegas!
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:'''Homer''': What if we switched wives? Would that help?
:'''Flanders''': For the last time, NO!
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:'''Reverend Lovejoy''': And once again, tithing is ten percent off the top, that's gross income, not net. Please people, don't force us to audit.
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(At the casino demolition)
:'''Mr. Burns''': I'm just thinking about my employees. All the card sharks, bottom dealers and schills. Where will they go?
:'''Smithers''': They're managing your chain of nursing homes, sir.
:'''Mr. Burns''': Excellent!

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Viva Ned Flanders/Credits

2011-06-19T15:16:53Z

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'''Written By'''

[[David M. Stern]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Neil Affleck]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

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[[Harry Shearer]]

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Viva Ned Flanders/References

2011-06-19T15:16:47Z

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== Cultural References ==
*The title of the episode is a reference to the film and song [[wikipedia:Viva Las Vegas|Viva Las Vegas]].
*Ironically, the song Viva Las Vegas is played during the montage where Ned and Homer are running away from their wives in the casino.

== Notes ==
*[[Ginger]] and [[Amber]] reappear in [[Brawl in the Family]], and the family attend Amber's funeral in [[Jazzy and the Pussycats]].
*While driving to [[wikipedia:Las Vegas|Las Vegas]], Homer sings [[wikipedia:Deep Purple|Deep Purple]]'s "Highway Star" with lyrics about [[Ned Flanders|Ned]].
* [[wikipedia:The Moody Blues|The Moody Blues]] were the opening act for the Nights and White Satin playing Moody Blues songs.
* Lisa briefly referenced the events of [[Trash of the Titans]] when she remarked that she was surprised that they allowed the Casino to come along when they moved the city.

* Ned references the theme tune to the sitcom "Maude" when he proclaims "And then there's Maude!"

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Mayored to the Mob/Quotes

2011-06-19T15:15:47Z

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:'''[[wikipedia:Mark_Hamill|Mark Hamill]]''': Homer... Use the for--
:'''[[Homer]]:''' The Force?
:'''Mark Hamill:''' The forks! Use the forks!

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:''([[wikipedia:Neil_Armstrong|Neil Armstrong]], to his publicist, regarding his lack of popularity at the convention)''
:'''Neil Armstrong''': This is one small stop towards firing your ass!

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:'''[[Mayor Quimby]]''': You call yourselves bodyguards? You're fired!
:'''[[Ernie]]''': Fired, huh? Who else you gonna find to take a bullet for ya?
:'''[[Big Tom]]''': Or have his genitals hooked up to a car battery?
:'''Quimby''': I'll tell ya who! Him!
:''(Quimby points to Homer, standing with his family)''
:'''Homer''': Woo-hoo!
:'''Marge''': Homer, I don't think you were listening to what he just--
:'''Homer''': ''(sternly)'' I said, woo-hoo.

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:''([[Leavelle]] pretends to fire a rifle at a watermelon on a podium. Homer dives in front of the bullet's path)''
:'''Homer''': Nooo!
:''(Homer tumbles to the ground and Leavelle walks over)''
:'''Leavelle''': Well. your dive wasn't bad, but I just didn't believe your "Nooo!" You gotta sell it! Remember, your "Nooo!" is what gets you your next job. Now drop and give me twenty.
:'''Homer''': ''(Dramatically)'' '''NOOOOOO!!!!'''
:'''Leavelle:''' Better.

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Mayored to the Mob/Credits

2011-06-19T15:15:40Z

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Ron Hauge]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Swinton O. Scott III]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

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[[Harry Shearer]]

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Mayored to the Mob/Appearances

2011-06-19T15:15:28Z

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===Characters===

* [[Homer Simpson]]
* [[Marge Simpson]]
* [[Bart Simpson]]
* [[Lisa Simpson]]
* [[Maggie Simpson]]
* [[Mark Hamill]]
* [[R2-D2]]
* [[Squeaky Voiced Teen]]
* [[wikipedia: Chewbacca|Chewbacca]]
* [[Database]]
* [[Milhouse Van Houten]]
* [[Uter]]
* [[The Yes Guy]]
* [[Edna Krabappel]]
* [[Comic Book Guy]]
* [[Mayor Quimby]]
* [[Leavelle]]
* [[Seymour Skinner]]
* [[Waylon Smithers]]
* [[Lenny]]
* [[Carl Carlson]]
* [[Professor Frink]]
* [[Willie]]
* [[Mayor Quimby's Body Guards]]
* [[Ruth Powers]]
* [[Gil]]
* [[Kirk Van Houten]]
* [[Snowball II]]
* [[Moe Szyslak]]
* [[Barney Gumble]]
* [[Sam (Barfly)|Sam]] and [[Larry (Barfly)|Larry]]
* [[Apu]] (mentioned)
===Locations===
*[[742 Evergreen Terrace]]
*[[Springfield Convention Center]]
*[[Moe's Tavern]]
*[[Springfield Elementary School]]
*[[Legitimate Businessman's Social Club]]
*[[Springfield Dinner Theater]]
*[[Springfield Municipal Building]]

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Mayored to the Mob/References

2011-06-19T15:15:21Z

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==Trivia==
*If you listen closely, Hamill does holler, "Back off, you freakin' dweebs!" (a little note to those who've seen this episode and don't have closed captioning on their TVs) when the Mayor sacrifices him to the mob at the convention, but Hamill hollered something else before that line and the captioning didn't catch it (It sounded as if he said, "Watch the hair!").
*Mark Hamill wears his Skywalker costume throughout the episode, except for the end where he has on a blue flannel button-up shirt.
*ALF is supposed to be at the convention but isn't seen there (only Mark Hamill and one of the "gay robots" from "Star Wars").
*The "Lost in Space" robot was voiced by Dick Tufeld (although he was never credited for this episode).
*In reality, Jonathan Harris doesn't do "appearances" or "cameos"; this is why his voice was impersonated in this episode.

==Goofs==
*When Fat Tony says, "I am not so much disappointed as I am blinded with rage", the dark circles under his eyes disappear.
*The window in Quimby's limousine goes from closed to open in the blink of an eye.
*The blue box at the "Doctor Who" autograph booth should have the words "public call", the first on top of the latter, squeezed between the words "police box" on the top panel.
*Milhouse can drink rat's milk, even though in the flashback episode "Lisa's Sax", he told Bart that he had to drink soy milk because real milk can kill him.
*Unlike the real Cylons in "Battlestar Galactica," the one pounding C-3PO didn't have the moving red eye.
*There is an eerie abundance of martinis in this episode and most of them don't appear until needed.
*After the presentation of "Guys and Dolls", the set that Mark Hamill destroyed was perfectly repaired and standing where it was supposed to be.
*How did the robot from "Lost in Space" know Bart's name when Jonathan Harris (the doctor from "Lost in Space") invited Bart to the food court?

==Cultural references==
*The episode title is a pun on the film [[Wikipedia:Married to the Mob|''Married to the Mob'']].
*Üter wears a ''[[Futurama]]'' shirt to the [[Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con]].
*Among the autograph signers at the Con are:
**Gort from the 1951 film ''{{w|The Day the Earth Stood Still}}''.
**The {{w|Tom Baker}} incarnation of {{w|The Doctor}} from the BBC television series.
**Film icon {{w|Godzilla}}.
*When Mark Hamill makes his entrance at the convention, he uses his lightsaber to knock down several cardboard cutouts of Imperial stormtroopers and one of {{w|Wonder Woman}}.
*Among the mob beating {{w|C-3PO}} is a Cylon from ''{{w|Battlestar Galactica}}''.
*Homer's sleeper hold looks more like a Vulcan nerve pinch from ''[[Star Trek]]''.
*Mark Hamill hollers at Homer to "Use the forks!" to foil [[Louie (Mafia)|Louie]]'s assassination attempt on [[Mayor Quimby]], a pun on "Use the Force," one of the catchphrases from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
*[[Fat Tony]] beating Mayor Quimby with a bat references a scene in the film ''{{w|The Untouchables (film)|The Untouchables}}'' where {{w|Al Capone}} (played by {{w|Robert DeNiro}}) beats one of his henchmen to death with a bat.

{{Season 10 R}}
[[Category:Trivia]]

Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"/Appearances

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*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Abraham Simpson]]
*[[Julius Hibbert]]

{{Season 10 A}}

Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"

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"'''Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"'''" is the eighth episode of [[Season 10]]. It first aired on December 6, 1998. The episode was written by [[John Swartzwelder]] and directed by [[Mike B. Anderson]].

==Synopsis==
On behalf of [[Homer Simpson|Homer]]'s infamous ignorance, [[Abraham Simpson|Grandpa Simpson]] falls victim to a textbook kidney blowout. But when Homer steps up to offer a donor kidney, he quickly finds himself suffering from a much more common phenomenon: cold feet.

==Plot==
On their way to a [[wikipedia:Ghost town|Ghost town]], the Simpson's car breaks down in front of [[Springfield Retirement Castle]]. [[Abe Simpson|Grandpa]] is pleasantly surprised, having assumed the family had forgotten his birthday (which of course they had): He makes it to the car and they grudgingly take him with them. After a day of roaming the ghost town the family heads back to [[Springfield]]; Homer wants to make great time, and ignores Abe's pleas to stop at several rest areas and [[The Worlds Biggest Toilet]]. Upon returning to [[Springfield]], [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] informs Abe that both his kidneys have exploded; he is going to need a kidney transplant or he will die. Homer is an exact match but runs away before the operation, to become a sailor on a ship of lost souls. When the other lost souls hear Homer's tail of deceit they toss him overboard in disgust. The second attempt to extract Homers kidney does not go well either; he runs out of the hospital, into the street and is crushed by a car, which fell from a car-carrying truck driven by Hans Moleman. When he awakes he apologizes to the family for not saving Abe's life, but is shocked to learn that while Dr. Hibbert was saving his life the kidney transplant was done against his will. Abe is better than ever, and Homer realizes that Bart has a kidney to spare for his father, but keeps this to himself.

{{Season 10}}

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[[Category:Season 10]]
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Lisa Gets an "A"/Appearances

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== Appearances ==

=== Characters ===
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Reverend Lovejoy]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Julius Hibbert]]
*[[Bernice Hibbert]]
*[[Moe Syzlak]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum]]
*[[Barney Gumble]]
*[[Martin Prince, Sr.]]
*[[Jasper Beardley]]
*[[Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Luann Van Houten]]
*[[Kirk Van Houten]]
*[[Kent Brockman]]
*[[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]]
*[[Gavin]]
*[[Gavin and Katelyn's Mother|Gavin's Mother]]
*[[Mr. Pinchy]]
*[[Dash Dingo]]
*[[Ralph Wiggum]]
*[[Miss Hoover]]
*[[Janey Powell]]
*[[Allison Taylor]]
*[[Otto Mann]]
*[[Nelson Muntz]]
*[[Groundskeeper Willie]]
*[[Superintendent Chalmers]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Edna Krabappel]]
*[[Martin Prince]]
*[[Gil Gunderson]]
*[[Horatio McCallister]]
*[[State Comptroller Atkins]]
*[[Helen Lovejoy]]
*[[Sarah Wiggum]]

=== Vehicles ===
*[[Pink Sedan]]
*[[School Bus]]

=== Locations ===
*[[First Church of Springfield]]
*[[Eatie Gourmet's]]
*[[742 Evergreen Terrace]]
*[[Springfield Elementary School]]
*[[Sringfield Beach]]

{{Season 10 A}}

Lisa Gets an "A"/References

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== Cultural references ==

*'''''[[wikipedia:Crash Bandicoot|Crash Bandicoot]]''''' - ''Dash Dingo'' is a parody of this character/series.
*'''''[[wikipedia:PlayStation|PlayStation]]''''' - Lisa plays ''Dash Dingo'' on one.
*'''''[[wikipedia:The Wind in the Willows|The Wind in the Willows]]''''' - Lisa is assigned it for the book report.
*'''''[[wikipedia:Super Nintendo|Super Nintendo]]''''' - Ralph calls [[Superintendant Chalmers]] Super Nintendo Chalmers.
*The title is a parody of an earlier episode title [[Bart Gets an F]], which was parodied earlier in [[Bart's Dog Gets an F]]. Since Lisa cheated, a more appropriate title would have been ''Lisa Gets an F''. The ending of the episode was also similar to ''Bart Gets an F'', where Lisa tapes the test with an "F" on it, stating that is her true grade that she deserved.
*During Lisa's daydream that she has failed to qualify for Harvard University and now must consider Brown University, she ends it by chanting "Brown, Brown, Brown" as she returns to reality. [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] inserted that as a joke, as he is a graduate of Brown University.
==Goofs==
*Wendall can be spotted with brown hair early in the episode.
*Homer says he weighs 140 pounds while in other episodes he weighs 225 pounds.

{{Season 10 R}}
[[Category:Cultural references]]

Lisa Gets an "A"/Credits

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Bob Anderson]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

and

[[Harry Shearer]]

{{Season 10 C}}

List of episodes

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This is a '''list of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' episodes''' by broadcast order. The series has so far broadcast over 475 episodes and is currently in its [[Season 22|twenty-second season]]. [[Season 23]] is already announced.

For a list of episodes in production order, see ''[[List of episodes by production order]]''.

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| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 1|1]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 2|2]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 3|3]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 4|4]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 5|5]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 6|6]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 7|7]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 8|8]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 9|9]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 10|10]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 11|11]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 12|12]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 13|13]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 14|14]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 15|15]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 16|16]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 17|17]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 18|18]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 19|19]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 20|20]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 21|21]]
| style="text-align: center; background-color:#fff4a7;"|[[#Season 22|22]]
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== Season 1 ==
{{main|Season 1}}
{{eptablestart |Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire |December 17, 1989 |7G08 |1}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the Genius |January 14, 1990 |7G02 |2}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Odyssey |January 21, 1990 |7G03 |3}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |There's No Disgrace Like Home |January 28, 1990 |7G04 |4}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the General |February 4, 1990 |7G05 |5}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Moaning Lisa |February 11, 1990 |7G06 |6}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Call of the Simpsons |February 18, 1990 |7G09 |7}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Telltale Head |February 25, 1990 |7G07 |8}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Life on the Fast Lane |March 18, 1990 |7G11 |9}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Night Out |March 25, 1990 |7G10 |10}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Crepes of Wrath |April 15, 1990 |7G13 |11}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Krusty Gets Busted |April 29, 1990 |7G12 |12}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Some Enchanted Evening |May 13, 1990 |7G01 |13}}
|}

== Season 2 ==
{{main|Season 2}}
{{eptablestart |Bart Gets an F |October 11, 1990 |7F03 |14}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Simpson and Delilah |October 18, 1990 |7F02 |15}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Treehouse of Horror |October 25, 1990 |7F04 |16}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish |November 1, 1990 |7F01 |17}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dancin' Homer |November 8, 1990 |7F05 |18}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dead Putting Society |November 15, 1990 |7F08 |19}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart vs. Thanksgiving |November 22, 1990 |7F07 |20}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart the Daredevil |December 6, 1990 |7F06 |21}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Itchy & Scratchy & Marge |December 20, 1990 |7F09 |22}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart Gets Hit by a Car |January 10, 1991 |7F10 |23}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish |January 24, 1991 |7F11 |24}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The Way We Was |January 31, 1991 |7F12 |25}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment |February 7, 1991 |7F13 |26}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Principal Charming |February 14, 1991 |7F15 |27}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? |February 21, 1991 |7F16 |28}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart's Dog Gets an F |March 7, 1991 |7F14 |29}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Old Money |March 28, 1991 |7F17 |30}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Brush With Greatness |April 11, 1991 |7F18 |31}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Lisa's Substitute |April 25, 1991 |7F19 |32}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The War of the Simpsons |May 2, 1991 |7F20 |33}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Three Men and a Comic Book |May 9, 1991 |7F21 |34}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Blood Feud |July 11, 1991 |7F22 |35}}
|}

== Season 3 ==
{{main|Season 3}}
{{eptablestart |Stark Raving Dad |September 19, 1991 |7F24 |36}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington |September 26, 1991 |8F01 |37}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |When Flanders Failed |October 3, 1991 |7F23 |38}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Murderer |October 10, 1991 |8F03 |39}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Defined |October 17, 1991 |8F04 |40}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Like Father, Like Clown |October 24, 1991 |8F05 |41}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Treehouse of Horror II |October 31, 1991 |8F02 |42}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa's Pony |November 7, 1991 |8F06 |43}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Saturdays of Thunder |November 14, 1991 |8F07 |44}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Flaming Moe's |November 21, 1991 |8F08 |45}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk |December 5, 1991 |8F09 |46}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |I Married Marge |December 26, 1991 |8F10 |47}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Radio Bart |January 9, 1992 |8F11 |48}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa the Greek |January 23, 1992 |8F12 |49}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Alone |February 6, 1992 |8F14 |50}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Lover |February 13, 1992 |8F16 |51}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer at the Bat |February 20, 1992 |8F13 |52}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Separate Vocations |February 27, 1992 |8F15 |53}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Dog of Death |March 12, 1992 |8F17 |54}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Colonel Homer |March 26, 1992 |8F19 |55}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Black Widower |April 9, 1992 |8F20 |56}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |The Otto Show |April 23, 1992 |8F21 |57}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart's Friend Falls in Love |May 7, 1992 |8F22 |58}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes? |August 27, 1992 |8F23 |59}}
|}

== Season 4 ==
{{main|Season 4}}
{{eptablestart |Kamp Krusty |September 24, 1992 |8F24 |60}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |A Streetcar Named Marge |October 1, 1992 |8F18 |61}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer the Heretic |October 8, 1992 |9F01 |62}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa the Beauty Queen |October 15, 1992 |9F02 |63}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Treehouse of Horror III |October 29, 1992 |9F04 |64}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie |November 3, 1992 |9F03 |65}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge Gets a Job |November 5, 1992 |9F05 |66}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |New Kid on the Block |November 12, 1992 |9F06 |67}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Mr. Plow |November 19, 1992 |9F07 |68}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa's First Word |December 3, 1992 |9F08 |69}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer's Triple Bypass |December 17, 1992 |9F09 |70}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge vs. the Monorail |January 14, 1993 |9F10 |71}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Selma's Choice |January 21, 1993 |9F11 |72}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Brother from the Same Planet |February 4, 1993 |9F12 |73}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |I Love Lisa |February 11, 1993 |9F13 |74}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Duffless |February 18, 1993 |9F14 |75}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Last Exit to Springfield |March 11, 1993 |9F15 |76}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show |April 1, 1993 |9F17 |77}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |The Front |April 15, 1993 |9F16 |78}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Whacking Day |April 29, 1993 |9F18 |79}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge in Chains |May 6, 1993 |9F20 |80}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Krusty Gets Kancelled |May 13, 1993 |9F19 |81}}
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== Season 5 ==
{{main|Season 5}}
{{eptablestart |Homer's Barbershop Quartet |September 30, 1993 |9F21 |82}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Cape Feare |October 7, 1993 |9F22 |83}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Goes to College |October 14, 1993 |1F02 |84}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Rosebud |October 21, 1993 |1F01 |85}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Treehouse of Horror IV |October 28, 1993 |1F04 |86}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Marge on the Lam |November 4, 1993 |1F03 |87}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart's Inner Child |November 11, 1993 |1F05 |88}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood |November 18, 1993 |1F06 |89}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Last Temptation of Homer |December 9, 1993 |1F07 |90}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling) |December 16, 1993 |1F08 |91}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer the Vigilante |January 6, 1994 |1F09 |92}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets Famous |February 3, 1994 |1F11 |93}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer and Apu |February 10, 1994 |1F10 |94}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy |February 17, 1994 |1F12 |95}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Deep Space Homer |February 24, 1994 |1F13 |96}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Loves Flanders |March 17, 1994 |1F14 |97}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets an Elephant |March 31, 1994 |1F15 |98}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Burns' Heir |April 14, 1994 |1F16 |99}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song |April 28, 1994 |1F18 |100}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Boy Who Knew Too Much |May 5, 1994 |1F19 |101}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lady Bouvier's Lover |May 12, 1994 |1F21 |102}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Secrets of a Successful Marriage |May 19, 1994 |1F21 |103}}
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== Season 6 ==
{{main|Season 6}}
{{eptablestart |Bart of Darkness |September 4, 1994 |1F22 |104}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Rival |September 11, 1994 |1F17 |105}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Another Simpsons Clip Show |September 25, 1994 |2F33 |106}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Itchy & Scratchy Land |October 2, 1994 |2F01 |107}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Sideshow Bob Roberts |October 9, 1994 |2F02 |108}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Treehouse of Horror V |October 30, 1994 |2F03 |109}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Girlfriend |November 6, 1994 |2F04 |110}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa on Ice |November 13, 1994 |2F05 |111}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer Badman |November 27, 1994 |2F06 |112}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy |December 4, 1994 |2F07 |113}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Fear of Flying |December 18, 1994 |2F08 |114}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer the Great |January 8, 1995 |2F09 |115}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |And Maggie Makes Three |January 22, 1995 |2F10 |116}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Comet |February 5, 1995 |2F11 |117}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homie the Clown |February 12, 1995 |2F12 |118}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart vs. Australia |February 19, 1995 |2F13 |119}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer vs. Patty and Selma |February 26, 1995 |2F14 |120}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |A Star Is Burns |March 5, 1995 |2F31 |121}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Wedding |March 19, 1995 |2F15 |122}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Two Dozen and One Greyhounds |April 9, 1995 |2F18 |123}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The PTA Disbands |April 16, 1995 |2F19 |124}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Round Springfield |April 30, 1995 |2F32 |125}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The Springfield Connection |May 7, 1995 |2F21 |126}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lemon of Troy |May 14, 1995 |2F22 |127}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One) |May 21, 1995 |2F16 |128}}
|}

== Season 7 ==
{{main|Season 7}}
{{eptablestart |Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two) |September 17, 1995 |2F20 |129}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Radioactive Man |September 24, 1995|2F17 |130}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily |October 1, 1995 |3F01 |131}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart Sells His Soul |October 8, 1995 |3F02 |132}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Vegetarian |October 15, 1995 |3F03 |133}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Treehouse of Horror VI |October 29, 1995 |3F04 |134}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|King-Size Homer |November 5, 1995 |3F05 |135}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Mother Simpson |November 19, 1995 |3F06 |136}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming |November 26, 1995 |3F08 |137}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular |December 3, 1995 |3F31 |138}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Marge Be Not Proud |December 17, 1995 |3F07 |139}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Team Homer |January 7, 1996 |3F10 |140}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Two Bad Neighbors |January 14, 1996 |3F09 |141}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Scenes From the Class Struggle in Springfield |February 4, 1996 |3F11 |142}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart the Fink |February 11, 1996 |3F12 |143}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Iconoclast |February 18, 1996 |3F13 |144}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homer the Smithers |February 25, 1996 |3F14 |145}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Day the Violence Died |March 17, 1996 |3F16 |146}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|A Fish Called Selma |March 24, 1996 |3F15 |147}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart on the Road |March 31, 1996 |3F17 |148}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|22 Short Films About Springfield |April 14, 1996 |3F18 |149}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in 'The Curse of the Flying Hellfish |April 28, 1996 |3F19 |150}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Much Apu About Nothing |May 5, 1996 |3F20 |151}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homerpalooza |May 19, 1996 |3F21 |152}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Summer of 4 Ft. 2 |May 19, 1996 |3F22 |153}}
|}

== Season 8 ==
{{main|Season 8}}
{{eptablestart |Treehouse of Horror VII|October 27, 1996|4F02|154}}
{{eptable |#46859c|You Only Move Twice |November 3, 1996|3F23|155}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Homer They Fall |November 10, 1996|4F03|156}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Burns, Baby Burns |November 17, 1996|4F05|157}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Bart After Dark |November 24, 1996|4F06|158}}
{{eptable |#46859c|A Milhouse Divided |December 1, 1996|4F04|159}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Lisa's Date with Density |December 15, 1996|4F01|160}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Hurricane Neddy |December 29, 1996|4F07|161}}
{{eptable |#46859c|El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer) |January 5, 1997|3F24|162}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Springfield Files |January 12, 1997|3G01|163}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Twisted World of Marge Simpson |January 19, 1997|4F08|164}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Mountain of Madness |February 2, 1997|4F10|165}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious |February 7, 1997|3G03|166}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show |February 9, 1997|4F12|167}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Phobia |February 16, 1997|4F11|168}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Brother from Another Series |February 23, 1997|4F14|169}}
{{eptable |#46859c|My Sister, My Sitter |March 2, 1997|4F13|170}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment |March 16, 1997|4F15|171}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Grade School Confidential |April 6, 1997|4F09|172}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Canine Mutiny |April 13, 1997|4F16|173}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Old Man and the Lisa |April 20, 1997|4F17|174}}
{{eptable |#46859c|In Marge We Trust |April 27, 1997|4F18|175}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Enemy |May 4, 1997|4F19|176}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase |May 11, 1997|4F20|177}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Secret War of Lisa Simpson |May 18, 1997|4F21|178}}
|}

== Season 9 ==
{{main|Season 9}}
{{eptablestart |The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson|September 21, 1997|4F22|179}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Principal and the Pauper|September 28, 1997|4F23|180}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa's Sax|October 19, 1997|3G02|181}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Treehouse of Horror VIII|October 26, 1997|5F02|182}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Cartridge Family|November 2, 1997|5F01|183}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Star|November 9, 1997|5F03|184}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons|November 16, 1997|5F04|185}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Skeptic|November 23, 1997|5F05|186}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Realty Bites|December 7, 1997|5F06|187}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Miracle on Evergreen Terrace|December 21, 1997|5F07|188}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|All Singing, All Dancing|January 4, 1998|5F24|189}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Carny|January 11, 1998|5F08|190}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Joy of Sect|February 8, 1998|5F23|191}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Das Bus|February 15, 1998|5F11|192}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Last Temptation of Krust|February 22, 1998|5F10|193}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Dumbbell Indemnity|March 1, 1998|5F12|194}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Simpson|March 8, 1998|4F24|195}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|This Little Wiggy|March 22, 1998|5F13|196}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Simpson Tide|March 29, 1998|3G04|197}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Trouble with Trillions|April 5, 1998|5F14|198}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Girly Edition|April 19, 1998|5F15|199}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Trash of the Titans|April 26, 1998|5F09|200}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|King of the Hill|May 3, 1998|5F16|201}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lost Our Lisa|May 10, 1998|5F17|202}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Natural Born Kissers|May 17, 1998|5F18|203}}
|}

== Season 10 ==
{{main|Season 10}}
{{eptablestart |Lard of the Dance|August 23, 1998|5F20|204}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace|September 20, 1998|5F21|205}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Bart the Mother|September 27, 1998|5F22|206}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Treehouse of Horror IX|October 25, 1998|AABF01|207}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|When You Dish Upon a Star|November 8, 1998|5F19|208}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|D'oh-in' in the Wind|November 15, 1998|AABF02|209}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Lisa Gets an A|November 22, 1998|AABF03|210}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"|December 6, 1998|AABF04|211}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mayored to the Mob|December 20, 1998|AABF05|212}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Viva Ned Flanders|January 10, 1999|AABF06|213}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken|January 17, 1999|AABF07|214}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Sunday, Cruddy Sunday|January 31, 1999|AABF08|215}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer to the Max|February 7, 1999|AABF09|216}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|I'm with Cupid|February 14, 1999|AABF11|217}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Marge Simpson in: Screaming Yellow Honkers|February 21, 1999|AABF10|218}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Make Room for Lisa|February 28, 1999|AABF12|219}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Maximum Homerdrive|March 28, 1999|AABF13|220}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Simpsons Bible Stories|April 4, 1999|AABF14|221}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mom and Pop Art|April 11, 1999|AABF15|222}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Old Man and the "C" Student|April 25, 1999|AABF16|223}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Monty Can't Buy Me Love|May 2, 1999|AABF17|224}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|They Saved Lisa's Brain|May 9, 1999|AABF18|225}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Thirty Minutes over Tokyo|May 16, 1999|AABF20|226}}
|}

== Season 11 ==
{{main|Season 11}}
{{eptablestart|Beyond Blunderdome|September 26, 1999|AABF23|227}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Brother's Little Helper|October 3, 1999|AABF22|228}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|October 24, 1999|AABF21|229}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Treehouse of Horror X|October 31, 1999|BABF01|230}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)|November 7, 1999|AABF19|231}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder|November 14, 1999|BABF02|232}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Eight Misbehavin'|November 21, 1999|BABF03|233}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Take My Wife, Sleaze|November 28, 1999|BABF05|234}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Grift of the Magi|December 19, 1999|BABF07|235}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Little Big Mom|January 9, 2000|BABF04|236}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Faith Off|January 16, 2000|BABF06|237}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|The Mansion Family|January 23, 2000|BABF08|238}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Saddlesore Galactica|February 6, 2000|BABF09|239}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily|February 13, 2000|BABF10|240}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Missionary: Impossible|February 20, 2000|BABF11|241}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Pygmoelian|February 27, 2000|BABF12|242}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Bart to the Future|March 19, 2000|BABF13|243}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|April 9, 2000|BABF14|244}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Kill the Alligator and Run|April 30, 2000|BABF16|245}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Last Tap Dance in Springfield|May 7, 2000|BABF15|246}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge|May 14, 2000|BABF18|247}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Behind the Laughter|May 21, 2000|BABF19|248}}
|}

== Season 12 ==
{{main|Season 12}}
{{eptablestart|Treehouse of Horror XI|November 1, 2000|BABF21|249}}
{{eptable |#92102f|A Tale of Two Springfields|November 5, 2000|BABF20|250}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Insane Clown Poppy|November 12, 2000|BABF17|251}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Lisa the Tree Hugger|Novemer 19, 2000|CABF01|252}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Homer vs. Dignity|November 26, 2000|CABF04|253}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Computer Wore Menace Shoes|December 3, 2000|CABF02|254}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Great Money Caper|December 10, 2000|CABF03|255}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Skinner's Sense of Snow|December 17, 2000|CABF06|256}}
{{eptable |#92102f|HOMR|January 7, 2001|BABF22|257}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Pokey Mom|January 14, 2001|CABF05|258}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Worst Episode Ever|February 4, 2001|CABF08|259}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Tennis the Menace|February 11, 2001|CABF07|260}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Day of the Jackanapes|February 18, 2001|CABF10|261}}
{{eptable |#92102f|New Kids on the Blecch|February 25, 2001|CABF12|262}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Hungry, Hungry Homer|March 4, 2001|CABF09|263}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Bye Bye Nerdie|March 11, 2001|CABF11|264}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpson Safari|April 1, 2001|CABF13|265}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Trilogy of Error|April 29, 2001|CABF14|266}}
{{eptable |#92102f|I'm Goin' to Praiseland|May 6, 2001|CABF15|267}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Children of a Lesser Clod|May 13, 2001|CABF16|268}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpsons Tall Tales|May 20, 2001|CABF17|269}}
|}

== Season 13 ==
{{main|Season 13}}
{{eptablestart |Treehouse of Horror XII |November 6, 2001 |CABF19 |270}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Parent Rap |November 11, 2001 |CABF22 |271}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer the Moe |November 18, 2001 |CABF20 |272}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love |December 2, 2001 |CABF18 |273}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Blunder Years |December 9, 2001 |CABF21 |274}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |She of Little Faith |December 16, 2001 |DABF02 |275}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Brawl in the Family |January 6, 2002 |DABF01 |276}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Sweets and Sour Marge |January 20, 2002 |DABF03 |277}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Jaws Wired Shut |January 27, 2002 |DABF05 |278}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Half-Decent Proposal |February 10, 2002 |DABF04 |279}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bart Wants What It Wants |February 17, 2002 |DABF06 |280}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Lastest Gun in the West |February 24, 2002 |DABF07 |281}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Old Man and the Key |March 10, 2002 |DABF09 |282}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Tales from the Public Domain |March 17, 2002 |DABF08 |283}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Blame it on Lisa |March 31, 2002 |DABF10 |284}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Weekend at Burnsie's |April 7, 2002 |DABF11 |285}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Gump Roast |April 21, 2002 |DABF12 |286}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I Am Furious Yellow |April 28, 2002 |DABF13 |287}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Sweetest Apu |May 5, 2002 |DABF14 |288}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Girl in the Big Ten |May 12, 2002 |DABF15 |289}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Frying Game |May 19, 2002 |DABF16 |290}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Papa's Got a Brand New Badge |May 22, 2002 |DABF17 |291}}
|}

== Season 14 ==
{{main|Season 14}}
{{eptablestart |Treehouse of Horror XIII |November 3, 2002 |DABF19 |292}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How I Spent My Strummer Vacation |November 10, 2002 |DABF22 |293}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade |November 17, 2002 |DABF20 |294}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Large Marge |November 24, 2002 |DABF18 |295}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Helter Shelter |December 1, 2002 |DABF21 |296}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Louse Detective |December 15, 2002 |EABF01 |297}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Special Edna |January 5, 2003 |EABF02 |298}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Dad Who Knew Too Little |January 12, 2003 |EABF03 |299}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Strong Arms of the Ma |February 2, 2003 |EABF04 |300}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pray Anything |February 9, 2003 |EABF06 |301}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Barting Over |February 16, 2003 |EABF05 |302}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can |February 16, 2003 |EABF07 |303}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Star Is Born-Again |March 2, 2003 |EABF08 |304}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington |March 9, 2003 |EABF09 |305}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |C.E. D'oh |March 16, 2003 |EABF10 |306}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky |March 30, 2003 |EABF11 |307}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Three Gays of the Condo |April 13, 2003 |EABF12 |308}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dude, Where's My Ranch? |April 27, 2003 |EABF13 |309}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Old Yeller Belly |May 4, 2003 |EABF14 |310}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Brake My Wife, Please |May 11, 2003 |EABF15 |311}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bart of War |May 18, 2003 |EABF16 |312}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe Baby Blues |May 18, 2003 |EABF17 |313}}
|}

== Season 15 ==
{{main|Season 15}}
{{eptablestart |Treehouse of Horror XIV |November 2, 2003 |EABF21 |314}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Mother the Carjacker |November 9, 2003 |EABF18 |315}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The President Wore Pearls |November 16, 2003 |EABF20 |316}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Regina Monologues |November 23, 2003 |EABF22 |317}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fat and the Furriest |November 30, 2003 |EABF19 |318}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Today I Am a Clown |December 7, 2003 |FABF01 |319}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |'Tis the Fifteenth Season |December 14, 2003 |FABF02 |320}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens, and Gays |January 4, 2004 |FABF03 |321}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot |January 11, 2004 |FABF04 |322}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Diatribe of a Mad Housewife |January 25, 2004 |FABF05 |323}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Margical History Tour |February 8, 2004 |FABF06 |324}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore |February 15, 2004 |FABF07 |325}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smart and Smarter |February 22, 2004 |FABF09 |326}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ziff Who Came to Dinner |March 14, 2004 |FABF08 |327}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Co-Dependent's Day |March 21, 2004 |FABF10 |328}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wandering Juvie |March 28, 2004 |FABF11 |329}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Big Fat Geek Wedding |April 18, 2004 |FABF12 |330}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Catch 'Em if You Can |April 25, 2004 |FABF14 |331}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simple Simpson |May 2, 2004 |FABF15 |332}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Way We Weren't |May 9, 2004 |FABF13 |333}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart-Mangled Banner |May 16, 2004 |FABF17 |334}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fraudcast News |May 23, 2004 |FABF18 |335}}
|}

== Season 16 ==
{{main|Season 16}}
{{eptablestart |Treehouse of Horror XV |November 7, 2004 |FABF23 |336}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All's Fair in Oven War |November 14, 2004 |FABF20 |337}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Sleeping With the Enemy |November 21, 2004 |FABF19 |338}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |She Used to Be My Girl |December 5, 2004 |FABF22 |339}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fat Man and Little Boy |December 12, 2004 |FABF21 |340}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Rx |January 16, 2005 |FABF16 |341}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mommie Beerest |January 30, 2005 |GABF01 |342}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass |February 6, 2005 |GABF02 |343}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranksta Rap |February 13, 2005 |GABF03 |344}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |There's Something About Marrying |February 20, 2005 |GABF04 |345}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister |March 6, 2005 |GABF05 |346}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Goo Goo Gai Pan |March 13, 2005 |GABF06 |347}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mobile Homer |March 20, 2005 |GABF07 |348}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seven-Beer Snitch |April 3, 2005 |GABF08 |349}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Future-Drama |April 17, 2005 |GABF12 |350}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Don't Fear the Roofer |May 1, 2005 |GABF10 |351}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Heartbroke Kid |May 1, 2005 |GABF11 |352}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Star Is Torn |May 8, 2005 |GABF13 |353}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thank God It's Doomsday |May 8, 2005 |GABF14 |354}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Home Away from Homer |May 15, 2005 |GABF15 |355}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Father, the Son, and the Holy Guest Star |May 15, 2005 |GABF09 |356}}
|}

== Season 17 ==
{{main|Season 17}}
{{eptablestart |Bonfire of the Manatees |September 11, 2005 |GABF18 |357}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Girl Who Slept Too Little |September 18, 2005 |GABF16 |358}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse of Sand and Fog |September 25, 2005 |GABF19 |359}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVI |November 6, 2005 |GABF17 |360}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge's Son Poisoning |November 13, 2005 |GABF20 |361}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |See Homer Run |November 20, 2005 |GABF21 |362}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Last of the Red Hat Mamas |November 27, 2005 |GABF22 |363}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Italian Bob |December 11, 2005 |HABF02 |364}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simpsons Christmas Stories |December 18, 2005 |HABF01 |365}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer's Paternity Coot |January 8, 2006 |HABF03 |366}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |We're on the Road to D'ohwhere |January 29, 2006 |HABF04 |367}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Fair Laddy |February 26, 2006 |HABF05 |368}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seemingly Never-Ending Story |March 12, 2006 |HABF06 |369}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Has Two Mommies |March 19, 2006 |HABF07 |370}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife |March 26, 2006 |HABF08 |371}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million Dollar Abie |April 2, 2006 |HABF09 |372}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kiss Kiss, Bang Bangalore |April 9, 2006 |HABF10 |373}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wettest Stories Ever Told |April 23, 2006 |HABF11 |374}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Girls Just Want to Have Sums |April 30, 2006 |HABF12 |375}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Regarding Margie |May 7, 2006 |HABF13 |376}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Monkey Suit |May 14, 2006 |HABF14 |377}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play |May 21, 2006 |HABF16 |378}}
|}

== Season 18 ==
{{main|Season 18}}
{{eptablestart |The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer |September 10, 2006 |HABF15 |379}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Jazzy and the Pussycats |September 17, 2006 |HABF18 |380}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em |September 24, 2006 |HABF20 |381}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVII |November 5, 2006 |HABF17 |382}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |G.I. (Annoyed Grunt) |November 12, 2006 |HABF21 |383}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe'N'a Lisa |November 19, 2006 |HABF19 |384}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair) |November 26, 2006 |HABF22 |385}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Haw-Hawed Couple |December 10, 2006 |JABF02 |386}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2|December 17, 2006 |JABF01 |387}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wife Aquatic |January 7, 2007 |JABF03 |388}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times |January 28, 2007 |JABF05 |389}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Big Girl |February 11, 2007 |JABF04 |390}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Springfield Up |February 18, 2007 |JABF07 |391}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Yokel Chords |March 4, 2007 |JABF09 |392}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rome-old and Juli-eh |March 11, 2007 |JABF08 |393}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homerazzi |March 25, 2007 |JABF06 |394}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge Gamer |April 22, 2007 |JABF10 |395}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Boys of Bummer |April 29, 2007 |JABF11 |396}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Crook and Ladder |May 6, 2007 |JABF13 |397}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stop or My Dog Will Shoot |May 13, 2007 |JABF12 |398}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |24 Minutes |May 20, 2007 |JABF14 |399}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |You Kent Always Say What You Want |May 20, 2007 |JABF15 |400}}
|}

== Season 19 ==
{{main|Season 19}}
{{eptablestart |He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs |September 23, 2007 |JABF20 |401}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Homer of Seville |September 30, 2007 |JABF18 |402}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Towboy |October 7, 2007 |JABF21 |403}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings |October 14, 2007 |JABF19 |404}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVIII |November 4, 2007 |JABF16 |405}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Orphan Millie |November 11, 2007 |JABF22 |406}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Husbands and Knives |November 18, 2007 |JABF17 |407}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Funeral for a Fiend |November 25, 2007 |KABF01 |408}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind |December 16, 2007 |KABF02 |409}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |E. Pluribus Wiggum |January 6, 2008 |KABF03 |410}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |That '90s Show |January 27, 2008 |KABF04 |411}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love, Springfieldian Style |February 17, 2008 |KABF05 |412}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Debarted |March 2, 2008 |KABF06 |413}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dial 'N' for Nerder |March 9, 2008 |KABF07 |414}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smoke on the Daughter |March 30, 2008 |KABF08 |415}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Papa Don't Leech |April 13, 2008 |KABF09 |416}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Apocalypse Cow |April 27, 2008 |KABF10 |417}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Any Given Sundance |May 4, 2008 |KABF11 |418}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mona Leaves-a |May 11, 2008 |KABF12 |419}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All About Lisa |May 18, 2008 |KABF13 |420}}
|}

== Season 20 ==
{{main|Season 20}}
{{eptablestart |Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes |September 28, 2008 |KABF17 |421}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lost Verizon |October 5, 2008 |KABF15 |422}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Double, Double, Boy in Trouble |October 19, 2008 |KABF14 |423}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XIX |November 2, 2008 |KABF16 |424}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dangerous Curves |November 9, 2008 |KABF18 |425}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words |November 16, 2008 |KABF19 |426}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mypods and Boomsticks |November 30, 2008 |KABF20 |427}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Burns and the Bees |December 7, 2008 |KABF21 |428}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa the Drama Queen |January 25, 2009 |KABF22 |429}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Take My Life, Please |February 15, 2009 |LABF01 |430}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How the Test Was Won |March 1, 2009 |LABF02 |431}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |No Loan Again, Naturally |March 8, 2009 |LABF03 |432}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Gone Maggie Gone |March 15, 2009 |LABF04 |433}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |In the Name of the Grandfather |March 17, 2009 |LABF11 |434}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Wedding for Disaster |March 29, 2009 |LABF05 |435}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eeny Teeny Maya Moe |April 5, 2009 |LABF06 |436}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Good, the Sad and the Drugly |April 19, 2009 |LABF07 |437}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Father Knows Worst |April 26, 2009 |LABF08 |438}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh |May 3, 2009 |LABF10 |439}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Four Great Women and a Manicure |May 10, 2009 |LABF09 |440}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Coming to Homerica |May 17, 2009 |LABF12 |441}}
|}

== Season 21 ==
{{main|Season 21}}
{{eptablestart |Homer the Whopper |September 27, 2009 |LABF13 |442}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Gets a "Z" |October 4, 2009 |LABF15 |443}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Wife Hope |October 11, 2009 |LABF16 |444}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XX |October 18, 2009 |LABF14 |445}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Devil Wears Nada |November 15, 2009 |LABF17 |446}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranks and Greens |November 22, 2009 |LABF18 |447}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rednecks and Broomsticks |November 29, 2009 |LABF19 |448}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |O Brother, Where Bart Thou? |December 13, 2009 |MABF01 |449}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thursdays with Abie |January 3, 2010 |MABF02 |450}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Once Upon a Time in Springfield |January 10, 2010 |LABF20 |451}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million Dollar Maybe |January 31, 2010 |MABF03 |452}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Boy Meets Curl |February 14, 2010 |MABF05 |453}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Color Yellow |February 21, 2010 |MABF06 |454}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Postcards from the Wedge |March 14, 2010 |MABF04 |455}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stealing First Base |March 21, 2010 |MABF07 |456}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed |March 28, 2010 |MABF10 |457}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |American History X-cellent |April 11, 2010 |MABF08 |458}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Chief of Hearts |April 18, 2010 |MABF09 |459}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Squirt and the Whale |April 25, 2010 |MABF14 |460}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |To Surveil with Love |May 2, 2010 |MABF12 |461}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe Letter Blues |May 9, 2010 |MABF13 |462}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bob Next Door |May 16, 2010 |MABF11 |463}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Judge Me Tender |May 23, 2010 |MABF15 |464}}
|}

== Season 22 ==
{{main|Season 22}}
{{eptablestart |Elementary School Musical|September 26, 2010 |MABF21|465}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Loan-a Lisa|October 3, 2010 |MABF17 |466}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MoneyBART|October 10, 2010 |MABF18 |467}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XXI|November 7, 2010 |MABF16 |468}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life|November 14, 2010 |MABF20 |469}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fool Monty|November 21, 2010 |NABF01 |470}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How Munched is that Birdie in the Window?|November 28, 2010 |NABF02 |471}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fight Before Christmas|December 5, 2010 |MABF22 |472}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Donnie Fatso|December 12, 2010 |MABF19 |473}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moms I'd Like to Forget|January 9, 2011 |NABF03 |474}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Flaming Moe|January 16, 2011 |NABF04 |475}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer the Father|January 23, 2011 |NABF05 |476}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Blue and the Gray|February 13, 2011 |NABF06 |477}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Angry Dad - The Movie|February 20, 2011 |NABF07 |478}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Scorpion's Tale|March 6, 2011 |NABF08 |479}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Midsummer's Nice Dreams|March 13, 2011 |NABF09 |480}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love is a Many-Strangled Thing|March 27, 2011 |NABF10 |481}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Simpsina|April 10, 2011 |NABF11 |482}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Real Housewives of Fat Tony|May 1, 2011 |NABF12 |483}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Scissorhands|May 8, 2011 |NABF13 |484}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |500 Keys|May 15, 2011 |NABF14 |485}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ned-Liest Catch|May 22, 2011 |NABF15 |486}}
|}

== Season 23 ==

== See also ==
*[[The Simpsons shorts]]

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Episodes]]
{{Simpsons}}

When You Dish Upon a Star

2011-06-19T15:07:53Z

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|image=When You Dish Upon a Star.gif
|productionCode=5F19
|originalAirdate=November 8, 1998
|blackboardText="butt . butt is not my e-mail address"
|couchGag=Marge hangs wet sheet versions of Homer, Bart, Lisa and Maggie on a clothesline
|specialGuestVoices=[[Alec Baldwin|Alec Baldwin]] as himself [[wikipedia:Kim_Basinger|Kim Basinger]] as herself [[wikipedia:Ron_Howard|Ron Howard]] as [[Ron Howard (Character)|himself]] [[Brian Grazer|Brian Grazer]] as himself
|Written By=[[Richard Appel]]
|Episode Number=208
|Directed By=[[Pete Michels]]
}}

"'''When You Dish Upon a Star'''" is the fifth episode of [[Season 10]]. It aired on November 8, 1998. The episode was written by [[Richard Appel]] and directed by [[Pete Michels]].

==Synopsis==
Keeping Hollywood secrets proves difficult for [[Homer]] when he scores a personal assistant job for the husband and wife team, Alec Baldwin & Kim Basinger. Also guest starring Ron Howard and Brian Grazer.

==Plot==
The Simpson family decide to spend a day out in Lake Springfield, where Homer soon gets involved in a [[wikipedia:parasailing|parasailing]] accident, crash landing in the bedroom of [[wikipedia:Alec_Baldwin|Alec Baldwin]] and [[wikipedia:Kim_Basinger|Kim Basinger]]'s holiday home. He convinces them that he should work for them as a personal assistant, while keeping it a secret that they are in Springfield.

Eventually, Homer becomes good friends with the celebrity couple, though he creeps out the visiting [[Ron Howard]] and tries unsuccessfully to pitch a script about a "killer robot driving-instructor that travels back in time for some reason" and a talking pie.

Eventually Homer's inability to keep a secret leads Baldwin and Basinger to mistrust him, and they end the friendship. In retaliation Homer starts a mobile museum of "Hollywood Jerks" displaying their personal belongings to get back at them. The celebrities discover this while intending to apologize to Homer. A high speed chase ensues between Homer in the mobile museum and the celebrities in their [[wikipedia:Hummer_h1|Hummer h1]]. Homer agrees to stop after Ron Howard is injured during the chase.

Ultimately Homer is court-ordered to keep 500 miles away from any celebrity (living or dead) while [[Ron Howard (Character)|Ron Howard]] successfully pitches Homer's script to [[Brian Grazer|Brian Grazer]] at [[20th Century Fox]].

{{Season 10}}
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[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:1998]]
[[Category:Homer episodes]]

When You Dish Upon a Star/Credits

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Developed By'''

[[James L. Brooks]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[George Meyer]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[David S. Cohen]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[Richard Appel]]

'''Producer'''

[[Dan Greaney]]

'''Producer'''

[[Ron Hauge]]

'''Producer'''

[[Donick Cary]]

'''Co-Producers'''

[[Brian Scully]]

[[Julie Thacker]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[Jace Richdale]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[Ian Maxtone Graham]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[David Mirkin]]

'''Consulting Producers'''

[[Bill Oakley]] &

[[Josh Weinstein]]

'''Consultant'''

[[John Swartzwelder]]

'''Supervising Director'''

[[Jim Reardon]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Colin A.B.V. Lewis]]

'''Produced By'''

[[J. Michael Mendel]]

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Richard Raynis]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Richard Sakai]]

[[Denise Sirkot]]

'''Written By'''

[[Jane O'Brien]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Dominic Polcino]]

'''Executive Producer'''

[[Mike Scully]]

'''Executive Producers'''

[[James L. Brooks]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]]

[[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]]

[[Yeardley Smith]]

[[Hank Azaria]]

and

[[Harry Shearer]]

'''Also Starring'''

[[Pamela Hayden]]

[[Tress MacNeille]]

[[Maggie Roswell]]

[[Russi Taylor]]

'''Animation Executive Producer'''

[[Phil Roman]]

'''Animation Producers'''

[[Lolee Aries]]

[[Michael Wolf]]

'''Executive Consultant'''

[[Rich Moore]]

'''Story Editor'''

[[Jane C. O'Brien]]

[[Larry Doyle]]

[[Matt Selman]]

'''Theme By'''

[[Danny Elfman]]

'''Music By'''

[[Alf Clausen]]

'''Casting By'''

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Editors'''

[[Michael Bridge]]

[[Don Barrozo]]

'''Animation Production Manager for Gracie Films'''

[[Joel Kuwahara]]

'''Post Production Supervisor'''

[[Dominique Braud-Stiger]]

'''Post Production Coordinator'''

[[Alexander Duke]]

'''Dialogue Sound Editors'''

[[Bobby Mackston]]

[[Terry Greene]]

[[Norm MacLeod]]

'''Music Editor'''

[[Chris Ledesma]]

'''Sound Effects Editor'''

[[Travis Powers]]

'''Re-Recording Mixers'''

[[R. Russell Smith]]

[[Bill Freesh]]

'''Production Coordinator'''

[[Felicia Nalivansky]]

'''Production Mixer'''

[[Ron Cox]]

'''Sound Recordists'''

[[Terry Brown]]

[[Bob Hile]]

'''Script Supervisor'''

[[Louise Jaffe]]

'''Post Production Audio Facility'''

[[Sony Pictures Studio]]

'''Post Production Facility'''

[[Laser-Pacific]]

'''Presented in'''

[[Dolby Surround]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Brooks'''

[[Brendan Murphy]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Groening'''

[[Claudia De La Roca]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Scully'''

[[Debra Jackson]]

'''Assistants to the Producers'''

[[Jacqueline Atkins]] [[Michael Nobori]]

[[N. Vyolet Diaz]] [[Jeffrey Poliquin]]

[[Mark McBride]] [[Ellen Barnett-Bendavid]]

[[Jamie Nachenberg]]

'''Post Production Assistants'''

[[Richard K. Chung]] [[Brian J. Kaufman]]

'''Animation Produced By'''

[[Film Roman, Inc.]]

'''Overseas Production by'''

[[Akom]]

[[N.J. Kim]]

'''Overseas Animation Director'''

[[Utit Choomuang]]

'''Assistant Director'''

[[Michael Polcino]]

'''Animation Timers'''

[[Jennifer Kamerman]]

[[Mark Ervin]]

[[Tom Mazzocco]]

'''Storyboard Supervisor'''

[[Christian Roman]]

'''Storyboard'''

[[John Mathot]]

[[Scott Alberts]]

[[Orlando Baeza]]

'''Background Design Supervisor'''

[[Lance Wilder]]

'''Background Design'''

[[Trevor Johnson]]

[[Charles Ragins]]

'''Character Design Supervisor'''

[[Joseph Wack]]

'''Character Design'''

[[Kevin M. Newman]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Prop Design'''

[[Jefferson R. Weekley]]

[[Kevin N. Moore]]

'''Artist Supervisor'''

[[Mike B. Anderson]]

'''Character Layout Artists'''

[[Julius Preite]]

[[Steve Mealue]]

[[Mark Watts]]

[[Christopher Clements]]

[[Noel Cox]]

[[Brian Wells]]

[[William Ho]]

[[Michael Marcantel]]

[[Joseph Nilges]]

'''Background Layout Supervisor'''

[[John M. Berman]]

'''Background Layout Artist'''

[[John M. Berman]]

'''Layout Retake Artist'''

[[Carlos Nieto III]]

'''Animation Checkers'''

[[Sam Im]]

[[Larry Smith]]

'''Color Design Supervisor and Lead'''

[[Karen Bauer-Riggs]]

'''Color Design'''

[[Syd Kato]]

[[Amy Klees-Rychlich]]

[[David Lauterbach]]

'''Ink & Paint Supervisor'''

[[Libby Reed]]

'''Painters'''

[[Shigeko Doyle]]

[[Belle Norman]]

[[Cookie Tricarico]]

'''Animation Camera'''

[[Jorden Levine]]

[[Reid Kramer]]

[[Eric Loudon]]

'''Lip Sync'''

[[Kent Holaday]]

'''Track Reader'''

[[Glenwood Editorial]]

'''Animation Associate Producer'''

[[Laurie Biernacki]]

'''Animation Production Manager'''

[[Martin Alvarez]]

'''Animation Production Supervisor'''

[[Elizabeth Hernandez]]

'''Animation Production Associates'''

[[Jason Bikowski]]

[[Tria Ellison]]

[[P.T. Henderson]]

[[Jason Manzatt]]

'''Animation Production Accountant'''

[[Sandra Contreras]]

'''Animation Production Assistant'''

[[Andrew Schaffer]]

'''Animation Post Production Supervisor'''

[[Rick Polizzi]]

'''Animation Post Production Coordinator'''

[[Dean Bauer]]

'''Animation Post Production Assistant'''

[[Michael Mahan]]

'''Assistant Film Editor'''

[[Kurtis Kunsak]]

'''Negative Cutter'''

[[D & A Film Cutting]]

[[Tim Heyen]]

'''Telecine'''

[[Editel LA]], [[Larry Field]]

The persons in this film are fictitous.

Any Similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional.

THE SIMPSONS EPISODE #5F20

COPYRIGHT ©1998

TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION

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This motion picture is protected under laws of the United States and the other countries.

Unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.

The Simpsons and the Simpsons characters, ™ Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.

N.A.B.

'''Creative Consultant'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Executive Creative Consultant'''

[[James L. Brooks]]

GRACIE FILMS

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

20th

CENTURY

FOX

TELEVISION

A NEWS CORPORATION COMPANY

{{Season 10 C}}
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When You Dish Upon a Star/Appearances

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== Characters ==
*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Alec Baldwin]]
*[[Kim Basinger]]
*[[Ron Howard]]
*[[Ned Flanders]]
*[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilan]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Comic Book Guy]]
*[[Yogi Bear]]
*[[Bart-Bart]]
*[[Todd Flanders]]
*[[Rod Flanders]]
*[[Wendell Borton]]
*[[Edna Krabappel]]
*[[Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Cletus Spuckler]]
*[[Barney Gumble]]
*[[Sideshow Mel]]
*[[Ruth Powers]]
*[[Waylon Smithers]]
*[[The Sea Captain]]
*[[Clancy Wiggum]]
*[[Patty]] and [[Selma]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Kirk Van Houten]]
*[[Otto Mann]]
*[[Krusty the Clown]]
*[[Judge Roy Snyder]]

== Locations ==
*[[742 Evergreen Terrace]]
*[[Lake Springfield]]
*[[Kwik-E-Mart]]
*[[Homer's Museum of Hollywood Jerks]]

== Vehicles ==
*[[Pink Sedan]]
{{Season 10 A}}

When You Dish Upon a Star/References

2011-06-19T15:05:04Z

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==Trivia==
*When Kim and Alec are packing up their stuff, one of the boxes is labeled Kim's Oscar.
*When Alec Baldwin jumps on Homer's car- he has no watch- even when he says: "I've made it !" he has no watch- then seconds later the watch appears on his right hand.
*The judge told Homer he was forbidden to come within 500 miles of any celebrity dead or alive but however, Homer would be near serveal celebrity's in future episodes like Ron Howard again, Mel Gibson, Gary Coleman & Carmen Electra.
== Cultural references ==
*This episode's title is a reference to "[[wikipedia:When_You_Wish_upon_a_Star|When You Wish upon a Star]]".
*Homer's rant about deceased celebrities "appearing in commercials dancing with vacuum cleaners" is a reference to a 1997 TV advertisement that depicted the late [[wikipedia:Fred_Astaire|Fred Astaire]] dancing with a Dirt Devil vacuum cleaner.
*Apu's sandcastle is a very detailed replica of India's famous [[wikipedia:Taj_Mahal|Taj Mahal]].
*Homer's dream is a spoof of [[wikipedia:Hanna-Barbera|Hanna-Barbera's]] [[wikipedia:Yogi_Bear|Yogi Bear]]. When he falls asleep again he starts thinking he is [[wikipedia:Magilla_Gorilla|Magilla Gorilla]].
*Homer angrily addresses Ron Howard as "Potsie" (a ''[[wikipedia:Happy_Days|Happy Days]]'' character) and "Horshack" (a character from ''[[wikipedia:Welcome_Back,_Kotter|Welcome Back, Kotter]]'').
*The ripples in the pink lemonade when the crowd of people come is a reference to ''[[wikipedia:Jurassic_Park_(film)|Jurassic Park]]''.
*The drawing of Homer's time machine features what looks like the [[wikipedia:Flux_capacitor#Equipment|flux capacitor]] from the [[wikipedia:Back_to_the_Future_trilogy|''Back to the Future'' trilogy]].
*Homer invents a cocktail called The Lawnmower, which is vodka and wheat grass juice.
*When Homer lands on top of [[wikipedia:Alec_Baldwin|Alec Baldwin]], he mistakes him for his brother [[wikipedia:William_Baldwin|William]].
*When Springfield shows up to see Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, [[Comic Book Guy]] mentions the caterpillar drive from ''[[wikipedia:The_Hunt_for_Red_October_(film)|The Hunt for Red October]]'', and says that he has come up with a list of technical errors he thinks Baldwin would enjoy to discuss.
*In one scene, Homer prank calls the "old lady from ''Titanic''" (actually actress [[wikipedia:Gloria_Stuart|Gloria Stuart]]) to tell her she stinks.
*Homer ranted about never seeing [[wikipedia:Ray Bolger|Ray Bolger]]. In actuality, Bolger died in 1987, more than ten years prior to this episode's debut.

{{Season 10 R}}
[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Trivia]]

Treehouse of Horror IX/Credits

2011-06-19T15:03:03Z

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening|Rat Groening]]

'''Developed By'''

[[James L. Brooks|Veins Hell Brooks]] Matt Groin Injury [[Sam Simon|Sam "Sayonara" Simon]]

'''Executive Producer'''

[[David S. Cohen|David "Watch Futurama" Cohen]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[George Meyer]]

'''Co-Executioner'''

[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[Al Jean|Al "I Murdered Mike Reiss" Jean]]

'''Supervising Producers'''

[[Daniel Greaney|Daniel "Dan Greaney]] [[Ron Hauge|Ron "The One-Headed Man" Hague]] [[Donick Cary|Donick "I Know What I Did Last Summer" Cary]]

'''Producers'''

[[Brian Scully|Brian "I'm Dating an Axe-Murderer" Scully]] [[Julie Thacker|Julie "Bride of Mikey" Thacker]]

'''Co-Producers'''

[[Tom Martin|Mortified Tom Martin]] [[Carolyn Omine|Ominous Carolyn Omine]]

'''Consulting Producers'''

[[Jade Richdale|Jaundiced Jade Richdale]] [[Frank Mula|Ferocious Frank Mula]] [[David Stern|David "Burning" Stern]] [[Tom Gammill|Tom G-G-G-Gammill]] Axe Pross [[David Mirkin|Decadent David Mirkin]]

'''Consultant'''

[[John Swartzwelder|Triple Admiral John Swartzwelder]]

'''Supervising Director'''

[[Jim Reardon|Jim "Re-Animator" Reardon]]

'''Produced by'''

[[Colin A.B.V. Lewis|Colin "I'm Dead" Lewis]] [[J. Michael Mendel|J. Missing Mendel]] My Bonnie Lies Over a Dead Guy [[Richard Raynis|Heinous Richard Raynis]] [[Richard Sakai|Richard Wrestling with Reality Sakai]] "The Raven" Sirkot

'''Written by'''

Donick "I Still Know What I Did Last Summer" Cary [[Larry Doyle|The Bride of Lichtenstein]] David S. Coffin

'''Directed by'''

[[Steven Moore|Steven "Demon" Moore]]

'''Executive Producers'''

[[Mike Scully|Mike "Insert Scary Name" Scully]] Veins Hell Brooks Brat Groening Sam "Sayonara" Simon

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta|?]] [[Julie Kavner|Ghoulie Kavner]] [[Nancy Cartwright|Nancy "Killer Actor" Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith|The Canker]] [[Hank Azaria|Yank My Area]] and [[Harry Shearer|Harry (Dead Til 2005) Shearer]]

Special Guest Voice ROBERT ENGLUND
Special Guest KATHIE LEE GIFFORD
Special Guest Voice ED MCMAHON
Special Guest REGIS PHILBIN
Special Guest Voice JERRY SPRINGER
Also Starring TRESS MACNIHILIST
Animation Producer mike@wolfman.den
Animation Executive Producers LOLEE "BUGOSI" ARIES, KING GHOUL
Executive Consultant "WRETCHED" RICH MOORE
Executive Story Editor DR. DOYLE & MR. LARRY
Executive Story Editor SELMANIMAL
Executive Story Editor TIM "MILDLY UNNERVING" LONG
Associate Producer DOMI "JUNK IN THE TRUNK" BRO
Theme by DANNY "HELL"FMAN
Music Decomposed by SHEER TERROR CLAWS-SON
Casting by BONITA THE VEGETARIAN BUTCHER
Editors BRANDON SHELDON BRIDGE, DIABLO DON BAROZZO
Animation Co-Producer JOEL "JUMP SHIP" KUWAHARA
Post-Production Coordinators. DR.EVIL, RICHARD "TEXAS CHAINSAW"
CHUNG
Dialogue Sound Editors BOBBY "THE SCARY MONK" MACKSTON,
TERRY RODHAM GREENE, NORMAN "BATES" MACLEOD
Tune Tanglers ME CRIED SLASH, BLOB CREATURE
Sound Effects Editor SIVART F. SREWOP
Re-Recording Mixers RUSTY "BLADE" SMITH, BILL FRANKENFREESH
Creative Consultant BAT GROENING
Executive Creative Consultant VEINS HELL BROOKS
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== Characters ==

* [[Freddy Krueger]]
* [[wikipedia: Jason Voorhees|Jason Voorhees]]
* [[Snake Jailbird]]
* [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilan]]
* [[Moe Szyslak]]
* [[Chief Wiggum]]
* [[Bart Simpson]]
* [[wikipedia:Ed McMahon|Ed McMahon]]
* [[Lenny Leonard]]
* [[Carl Carlson]]
* [[Miss Hoover]]
* [[Sea Captain]]
* [[Kirk Van Houten]]
* [[Barney Gumble]]
* [[Otto Mann]]
* [[Homer Simpson]]
* [[Marge Simpson]]
* [[Lisa Simpson]]
* [[Maggie Simpson]]
* [[Santa's Little Helper]]
* [[Dr. Nick]]
* [[Snowball II]]
* [[Kent Brockman]]
* [[Eddie]]
* [[Lou]]
* [[Krusty the Clown]]
* [[Itchy and Scratchy]]
* [[Poochie]]
* [[wikipedia:Regis Philbin|Regis Philbin]]
* [[wikipedia:Kathie Lee Gifford|Kathie Lee Gifford]]
* [[Dr. Hibbert]]
* [[Kang and Kodos]]
* [[wikipedia:Jerry Springer|Jerry Springer]]
==Locations==
*[[Springfield]]
*[[742 Evergreen Terrace]]

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*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Bart Junior (Lizard)|Bart Junior]]
*[[Chirpy Boy]]
*[[Mayor Quimby]]
*[[Nelson Muntz]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Montgomery Burns]]
*[[Troy McClure]]
*[[Mr. Burns]]
*[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilan]]
*[[Jasper Beardley]]

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== Trivia ==
* The “Bolivian tree lizard” is a fictional species. However, its behavior mirrors the habits of birds which are [[wikipedia:brood parasite|brood parasitic]], such as the [[wikipedia:Cuckoo|cuckoo]] and [[wikipedia:Cowbird|cowbirds]].
* When frying a carrot, Nelson hums the ''Simpsons'' theme.
* This episode is rated [[wikipedia:TV-G|TV-G]], a rare rating for a ''Simpsons'' episode.
* This is the final appearance of [[Troy McClure]] and the final appearance of [[Phil Hartman]] in ''The Simpsons'' as he was murdered by his wife in May 1998, roughly 4 months before the episode aired.
*Troy McClure and Billy appear in the Regional Geographic film, Birds: Our Fine Feathered Colleagues. Troy also mentions 2 other educational films that he appeared in, Earwigs-Eeeew! and Man vs. Nature: The Road to Victory.
*Sign seen at the Family Fun Center: "As seen on When Disaster Strikes 4."
*Arcade games spotted at the Family Fun Center: "Pack Rat Returns" and "Shark Bait."
*The door for the Springfield Birdwatching Society meeting room in the Springfield Municipal Building reads, "Pecking Order Strictly Enforced."
== Cultural references ==
*[[wikipedia:The Amazing Kreskin|The Amazing Kreskin]]: Homer says "Who am I? Kreskin?"
*[[wikipedia:The Andy Griffith Show|The Andy Griffith Show:]] plot is based on 'Opie the Birdman' episode.
*[[wikipedia:Peter Packrat|Peter Packrat]]: a video-game is seen called ''Pack-Rat Returns''.
==Goofs==
*When Bart alerts the family that the eggs are hatching, Homer leaves the fridge open. During them watching them hatch, the fridge door closes without any of them proceeding to close it.

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*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]

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==Trivia==
*When Homer daydreams about his funeral in The Graveyard of the Future, a tombstone with the name Tamzarian on it can be seen. Tamzarian being Principal Skinner's "real" last name from episode 9-2, "[[The Principal and the Pauper]]."
== Cultural references ==
*[[wikipedia:White Heat|White Heat]]: When running on a globe, Bart exclaims "Top of the world, Ma!", a reference to the second to last line of ''White Heat'', "Made it, Ma! Top of the world!".
*[[wikipedia:A Child's Garden of Verses|A Child's Garden of Verses]]: Homer reads ''A Child's Garden of Edison''
*[[wikipedia:Gremlins|Gremlins]]: Homer invents an electric hammer
*[[wikipedia:Knight Rider|Knight Rider]]: KITT makes a cameo
*[[wikipedia:Cornball 2|Cornball 2]]: Homer runs over Edison in a dream
*[[wikipedia:The Strange Tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde|The Strange Tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde]]: Homer has dillusions of an alter-ego
* The episode's title is an allusion to [[wikipedia:Thomas Edison|Thomas Edison]]'s nickname, "the Wizard of Menlo Park".
* It is also a parody of the [[wikipedia:Wizard of Oz|Wizard of Oz]].

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Developed By'''

[[James L. Brooks]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[George Meyer]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[David S. Cohen]]

'''Co-Executive Producer'''

[[Richard Appel]]

'''Producer'''

[[Dan Greaney]]

'''Producer'''

[[Ron Hauge]]

'''Producer'''

[[Donick Cary]]

'''Co-Producers'''

[[Brian Scully]]

[[Julie Thacker]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[Jace Richdale]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[Ian Maxtone Graham]]

'''Consulting Producer'''

[[David Mirkin]]

'''Consulting Producers'''

[[Bill Oakley]] &

[[Josh Weinstein]]

'''Consultant'''

[[John Swartzwelder]]

'''Supervising Director'''

[[Jim Reardon]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Colin A.B.V. Lewis]]

'''Produced By'''

[[J. Michael Mendel]]

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Richard Raynis]]

'''Produced By'''

[[Richard Sakai]]

[[Denise Sirkot]]

'''Written By'''

[[Jane O'Brien]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Dominic Polcino]]

'''Executive Producer'''

[[Mike Scully]]

'''Executive Producers'''

[[James L. Brooks]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]]

[[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]]

[[Yeardley Smith]]

[[Hank Azaria]]

and

[[Harry Shearer]]

'''Special Guest Voice'''

[[Lisa Kudrow]]

'''Also Starring'''

[[Pamela Hayden]]

[[Tress MacNeille]]

[[Maggie Roswell]]

[[Russi Taylor]]

'''Animation Executive Producer'''

[[Phil Roman]]

'''Animation Producers'''

[[Lolee Aries]]

[[Michael Wolf]]

'''Executive Consultant'''

[[Rich Moore]]

'''Story Editor'''

[[Jane C. O'Brien]]

[[Larry Doyle]]

[[Matt Selman]]

'''Theme By'''

[[Danny Elfman]]

'''Music By'''

[[Alf Clausen]]

'''Casting By'''

[[Bonita Pietila]]

'''Editors'''

[[Michael Bridge]]

[[Don Barrozo]]

'''Animation Production Manager for Gracie Films'''

[[Joel Kuwahara]]

'''Post Production Supervisor'''

[[Dominique Braud-Stiger]]

'''Post Production Coordinator'''

[[Alexander Duke]]

'''Dialogue Sound Editors'''

[[Bobby Mackston]]

[[Terry Greene]]

[[Norm MacLeod]]

'''Music Editor'''

[[Chris Ledesma]]

'''Sound Effects Editor'''

[[Travis Powers]]

'''Re-Recording Mixers'''

[[R. Russell Smith]]

[[Bill Freesh]]

'''Production Coordinator'''

[[Felicia Nalivansky]]

'''Production Mixer'''

[[Ron Cox]]

'''Sound Recordists'''

[[Terry Brown]]

[[Bob Hile]]

'''Script Supervisor'''

[[Louise Jaffe]]

'''Post Production Audio Facility'''

[[Sony Pictures Studio]]

'''Post Production Facility'''

[[Laser-Pacific]]

'''Presented in'''

[[Dolby Surround]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Brooks'''

[[Brendan Murphy]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Groening'''

[[Claudia De La Roca]]

'''Assistant to Mr. Scully'''

[[Debra Jackson]]

'''Assistants to the Producers'''

[[Jacqueline Atkins]] [[Michael Nobori]]

[[N. Vyolet Diaz]] [[Jeffrey Poliquin]]

[[Mark McBride]] [[Ellen Barnett-Bendavid]]

[[Jamie Nachenberg]]

'''Post Production Assistants'''

[[Richard K. Chung]] [[Brian J. Kaufman]]

'''Animation Produced By'''

[[Film Roman, Inc.]]

'''Overseas Production by'''

[[Akom]]

[[N.J. Kim]]

'''Overseas Animation Director'''

[[Utit Choomuang]]

'''Assistant Director'''

[[Michael Polcino]]

'''Animation Timers'''

[[Jennifer Kamerman]]

[[Mark Ervin]]

[[Tom Mazzocco]]

'''Storyboard Supervisor'''

[[Christian Roman]]

'''Storyboard'''

[[John Mathot]]

[[Scott Alberts]]

[[Orlando Baeza]]

'''Background Design Supervisor'''

[[Lance Wilder]]

'''Background Design'''

[[Trevor Johnson]]

[[Charles Ragins]]

'''Character Design Supervisor'''

[[Joseph Wack]]

'''Character Design'''

[[Kevin M. Newman]]

[[Matt Groening]]

[[Sam Simon]]

'''Prop Design'''

[[Jefferson R. Weekley]]

[[Kevin N. Moore]]

'''Artist Supervisor'''

[[Mike B. Anderson]]

'''Character Layout Artists'''

[[Julius Preite]]

[[Steve Mealue]]

[[Mark Watts]]

[[Christopher Clements]]

[[Noel Cox]]

[[Brian Wells]]

[[William Ho]]

[[Michael Marcantel]]

[[Joseph Nilges]]

'''Background Layout Supervisor'''

[[John M. Berman]]

'''Background Layout Artist'''

[[John M. Berman]]

'''Layout Retake Artist'''

[[Carlos Nieto III]]

'''Animation Checkers'''

[[Sam Im]]

[[Larry Smith]]

'''Color Design Supervisor and Lead'''

[[Karen Bauer-Riggs]]

'''Color Design'''

[[Syd Kato]]

[[Amy Klees-Rychlich]]

[[David Lauterbach]]

'''Ink & Paint Supervisor'''

[[Libby Reed]]

'''Painters'''

[[Shigeko Doyle]]

[[Belle Norman]]

[[Cookie Tricarico]]

'''Animation Camera'''

[[Jorden Levine]]

[[Reid Kramer]]

[[Eric Loudon]]

'''Lip Sync'''

[[Kent Holaday]]

'''Track Reader'''

[[Glenwood Editorial]]

'''Animation Associate Producer'''

[[Laurie Biernacki]]

'''Animation Production Manager'''

[[Martin Alvarez]]

'''Animation Production Supervisor'''

[[Elizabeth Hernandez]]

'''Animation Production Associates'''

[[Jason Bikowski]]

[[Tria Ellison]]

[[P.T. Henderson]]

[[Jason Manzatt]]

'''Animation Production Accountant'''

[[Sandra Contreras]]

'''Animation Production Assistant'''

[[Andrew Schaffer]]

'''Animation Post Production Supervisor'''

[[Rick Polizzi]]

'''Animation Post Production Coordinator'''

[[Dean Bauer]]

'''Animation Post Production Assistant'''

[[Michael Mahan]]

'''Assistant Film Editor'''

[[Kurtis Kunsak]]

'''Negative Cutter'''

[[D & A Film Cutting]]

[[Tim Heyen]]

'''Telecine'''

[[Editel LA]], [[Larry Field]]

The persons in this film are fictitous.

Any Similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional.

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'''Creative Consultant'''

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'''Executive Creative Consultant'''

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== Appearances ==
=== Characters ===
* [[Homer Simpson]]
* [[Lisa Simpson]]
* [[Bart Simpson]]
* [[Marge Simpson]]
* [[Maggie Simpson]]
* [[Milhouse Van Houten]]
* [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilan]]
* [[Santa's Little Helper]]
* [[Elizabeth Hoover]]
* [[Nelson Muntz]]
* [[Weasels]]
* [[Chuck]]
* [[Janey Powell]]
* [[Allison Taylor]]
* [[Alex Whitney]]
* [[Malibu Stacey]] (Mentioned)
* [[Wendell Borton]]
* [[Sherri]]
* [[Terri]]
* [[Lewis]]
* [[Richard]]
* [[Martin Prince]]
* [[Lunchlady Doris]]
* [[Bubbles]]
* [[Happy Little Elves]]
* [[Krusty]] (Image)
* [[Squeaky Voiced Teen]]
* [[Mr. Manuka]]
* [[Grease Men]]
* [[Dash Dingo]] (Image)
* [[Abraham Simpson]] (Picture)
* [[Patty & Selma]] (Picture)
* [[Database]]
* [[School Nurse]]
* [[Milhouse's Date]]
* [[Wendell's Date]]
* [[Groundskeeper Willie]]
* [[Angus McCloud]] (Mentioned)
* [[Agnes Skinner]] (Mentioned)
* [[Uter Zorker]]
* [[Luigi]]

=== Locations ===
* [[Try N Save]]
* [[Kwik-E-Mart]]
* [[742 Evergreen Terrace]]
* [[Springfield Elementary School]]
* [[Grease Recycling Plant]]
* [[Krusty Burger]]
* [[Hailstones]]
* [[Springfield Mall]]
* [[Downer's Party Supplies]]
* [[Dingo Junction]]
* [[North Kilttown]] (Mentioned)

=== Vehicles ===
* [[Pink Sedan]]
* [[School Bus]] (Mentioned)
* [[Acne Truck]]
* [[Orange Station Wagon]]

=== Products ===
* [[Krusty's Speak and Say]]
* [[Bubblegum Cigar]]
* [[Squishee]]
* [[Malibu Stacey Doll]] (Mentioned)
* [[Happy Little Elves Lunchbox]]

=== Companies ===
* [[Acne Grease and Shovel]]
* [[Simpson & Son Grease Co.]]

=== Media ===
* [[Sucess]]

=== Arcade Games ===
* [[Nuke]]
* [[Great White Hunter]]

=== Events ===
*[[School Apple Pick]] (mentioned)
*[[School Dance]]

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== Cultural references ==
*The title is a reference of "''{{w|Lord of the Dance}}''".
*[[Alex]] tells [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] not to be a "Phoebe", a character from ''{{w|Friends}}'' played by {{w|Lisa Kudrow}}. Another possible reference is when Alex asks Sherri and Terri which one of them is the evil twin, since Phoebe had an evil twin in Friends.
*Lisa's new-look is that of Olivia Newton-John's character in "''{{w|Grease (film)|Grease}}''".
*The first time we hear Nelson talk about his obsession with huckleberries.
*The perfume Alex wears is, "Calvin Klein's Pretension."
*Sign seen at the Try-N-Save: "Catch Back-to-Schooliosis!"
*One of the tankers at the grease recycling plant is labeled "Acne Grease Co."
*A framed photo of Bleedin' Gums Murphy can be seen hanging up in Lisa's bedroom.
*FOX aired this episode earlier than the rest of the season to promote the debut of That '70s Show. Thus, it aired before the official season premiere.

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(Bart and Lisa are in the backyard using Grampa's metal detector)
:'''Lisa''': What are we looking for, anyway?
:'''Bart''': Pirate booty! What else?
(Bart starts daydreaming about pirates burying treasure on a desert island)
:'''Captain''': Arrrr! Now we bury the treasure!
:'''Sissy Pirate''': Uh, Captain? Captain, I know we usually bury the treasure, but what if this time, we use it to buy things? You know, uh, things we like.
(The captain shoots him, then looks at the other pirates, who start digging furiously in the sand)
:'''Captain''': Arrrr! We'll dig up the treasure in seven yarrr! I've drawn a map on this cracker, which Polly will hold for safe keepin'!
(A parrot on the captain's shoulder takes the cracker in its beak, then looks around nervously)
(Back to reality)
:'''Bart''': So you see, there's treasure everywhere!
----
(Everyone at the stadium sees Homer and Marge nude.)
:'''Homer''': (Mockingly) Take a picture. It'll last longer.
(Everyone starts taking pictures)
:'''Homer''': Aww, why did it have to be World Camera Day?
----
:'''Marge''': This is so naughty, coming back to our old love nest!
:'''Homer''': It hasn't changed since that magical evening when I knocked you up.
:'''Marge''': We sure drank a lot that night.
:'''Homer''': Yeah, I was afraid Bart would be born a dimwit! Hahaha!
:'''Marge''': Heh, heh, mmm...yeah.
----
(People are wondering what's in the windmill)
:'''Moe''': Who cares what it is? Let's monoxide it.
(He sticks a hose connected to a car gas tank into the windmill)
:'''Homer''': Oh, why are people always trying to kill me?
----
:'''Lisa''': Wow! An alternate ending to "Casablanca." Bart, this could be priceless!
:'''Bart''': Priceless like a mother's love, or the good kind of priceless?
----
:'''Homer''': Hello, everybody.
:'''Bart''': Hey, you're back. Did you ‘Rock the Casbah?’
:'''Homer''': Bart! …Yes.
----
:'''Bart''': Whoa! Excellent haul!
:'''Lisa''': But it's all trash.
:'''Bart''': Exactly. Now there's nothing left out there but treasure.
----
:'''Homer''': Now they did say bed and breakfast, right?
----
:'''Carl''': Hey Homer, see you at Moe's?
:'''Lenny''': He put new electrical tape on the cushions!
:'''Homer''': Sorry, guys. Marge and I are spending the weekend at a bed 'n' breakfast.
:'''Carl''': Oh, trying to jump-start the old marriage, huh?
:'''Lenny''': Can I come?
:'''Homer''': Nah, it'd just be awkward. What with the sex and all.
----
:'''Bart''': Okay, here's the deal. Crowns and doubloons are mine, snuff boxes and cameos are yours. Now, as for wands and scepters…
:'''Lisa''': It's a bottle cap.
:'''Bart''': Jewel-encrusted?
----
:'''Farmer''': If somebody's in here, you're in for some serious ass forkin'!
----
:'''Abe''': That's my brass knee! Steel hip! That one's news to me!
----
:'''Marge''': Aww, look, Homie, our wedding cake!
:'''Homer''': You mean there's been cake in our freezer for eleven years? Why was I not informed?
----
:'''Homer''': Hey, look what was in here! A program from that guy's funeral.
:'''Marge''': You mean Frank Grimes?
:'''Homer''': Yeah! Yeah! Whatever happened to that guy?
----
:'''Homer''': Right now I'm drunk on love… and beer.
----
:'''Marge''': When we got married, is this how you thought we'd be spending our Saturdays? Driving out to the boondocks to buy a refridgerator motor?
:'''Homer''': Naw, I never thought I'd live this long.
----
:'''Sideshow Mel''': Dear Lord, look at that blimp! He's hanging from a balloon!
----
:'''Gil''': They stole the balloon! I've been living in there!
----
(Homer and Marge are trapped inside a mini-golf obstacle.)
:'''Maude''': Rod, you've got small girlish hands, reach in and fish it out!
:'''Marge''': A hand!
:'''Homer''': Eeee!
(Homer whacks Rod)
:'''Rod''': Ooow, daddy, something attacked me!
----
:'''Carl''': How d'you do ma'am.
:'''Lenny''': Hope this evening finds you well.
:'''Marge''': Oh knock it off you perverts.
----
:'''Bart''': What's with the love thang?
:'''Marge''': Let's just say the country air did us good.
(An audience cheers and wolf whistles)
:'''Homer''': Bart, I told you not to leave that TV on.
(Audience says "Wuh ooh!")
----
(Santa's Little Helper walks into the bedroom.)
:'''Homer''': Look who's here!
:'''Marge''': Oooh! Who's a good boy?
:'''Homer''': He's the best boy!
:'''Marge''': Oh yes, he is, yes, he is!
(The dog exits)
:'''Homer''': Hey Marge, wasn't that great when the dog came in here?
:'''Marge''': Oh yeah, he's really special!
:'''Homer''': I love that dog!
:'''Marge''': I love him too. Good night.
:'''Homer''': Good night.
----
(Bart, Lisa and Grampa watch the countdown at the start of the alternate ending to Casablanca)
:'''Grampa''': Here comes two!
----
:'''Homer''':(flying hot air balloon) Okay, I think I've figured this thing out. You can go up and down, but not side-to-side, or ... back in time.
----
:'''Chief Wiggum''': Boy, I'll tell you, they only come out at night... or, in this case, the day.
----
:'''Marge''': Whatever happened to Grampa? He was supposed to baby-sit.
(Cut to Grampa in the Flanders' house watching Rod and Todd play checkers)
:'''Grampa''': (to Rod) Now you got her, Bart. Jump Lisa's king.
:'''Rod''': I'm not Bart, I'm Rod Flanders.
:'''Grampa''': There you go with that smart mouth! (to Todd) Lisa, run outside and cut me a switch.
:'''Todd''': Yes, sir!
----
:'''Maude''': And they are running around like the day God made them.
:'''Helen''': Oh, no--
:'''Moe''': (Imitating Helen) Oh, please think of the children.

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Matt Selman]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Klay Hall]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

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[[Harry Shearer]]

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*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Maggie Simpson]]
*[[Grampa Simpson]]
*[[Rod Flanders]]
*[[Todd Flanders]]
*[[Up, Up and Buffet Announcer]]
*[[José]]
*[[Santa's Little Helper]]
*[[Bill (KBBL) |Bill]] and [[Marty]] (Voice only)
*[[The Farmer]]
*[[Carl Carlson]]
*[[Lenny Leonard]]
*[[Old Jewish Man]]
*[[Ned Flanders]]
*[[Maude Flanders]]
*[[Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Agnes Skinner]]
*[[Edna Krabappel]]
*[[Ralph Wiggum]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Chief Wiggum]]
*[[Helen Lovejoy]]
*[[Gil Gunderson]]
*[[Sideshow Mel]]

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== Cultural References ==
*The episode title is a pun on the movie [[wikipedia:Natural Born Killers|''Natural Born Killers'']].
*"[[Up, Up and Buffet!]]' (the restaurant shaped like an airplane) is based on a submarine-shaped restaurant named "Dive" that was located near the Fox studio
*The supposed alternate ending to the 1942 film ''[[wikipedia:Casablanca (film)|Casablanca]]'' is shown in the episode, and the [[Old Jewish Man]] gives Bart and Lisa a copy of ''[[wikipedia:It's A Wonderful Life|It's A Wonderful Life]]'' with a "killing spree ending."
*The song played over the end credits is "[[wikipedia:Rock the Casbah|Rock the Casbah]]" by [[wikipedia:The Clash|The Clash]].
*The church with a glass ceiling that has the sky visible is s reference to the [[wikipedia:Crystal Cathedral|Crystal Cathedral]] in California.

== Trivia ==
*At the golf course Moe says sarcastically "Think of the children. Wouldn't someone ''please'' think of the children!?" closely mocking the famous quote by [[Helen Lovejoy]] (who happens to be standing next to him at the time) in [[Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment]]
*When Marge and Homer stand behind a flower pinwheel and fake wind-driven loggers at work, Homer says that he doesn't trust these guys, as it appears they're about to do a very serious and very personal injury to Homer with their two-man crosscut saw.

== Goofs ==
*The windmill was in such a place that when it decapitated the Abraham Lincoln statue, it could have also caused injury to Seymour Skinner.
*When [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] are inside the windmill, Homer comments that he impregnated Marge there. However, in [[I Married Marge]], [[Bart]]'s conception took place inside a castle.
*When the cloud of dust gathers, [[Ned Flanders]] seems to peek at the escaping Homer and Marge, but doesn't seem to notice afterwards.
*[[Frank Grimes]] is mentioned in this episode as his funeral invitation is in the suit Homer was wearing. This is odd, however, as Homer wasn't wearing a blue suit at the funeral in [[Homer's Enemy]].
*Homer close the door when he and Marge entered the barn. However, when the farmer looked over to the barn the door Homer closed was open. When the farmer tried to get in the barn both doors were closed.

== Freeze Frame Fun ==
* The bag in the freezer says "ARF BAG."
* [[Marge]]'s breasts are visible (very briefly):
** They are revealed when she and [[Homer]] start to run away from the miniature golf course, and she isn't fully turned around.
** In the hot air balloon, she takes her hands off her breasts for a second.
** When the hot air balloon lands and Marge falls out of the basket, her hands are on the ground, leaving her breasts exposed.
** When she and Homer hug in an attempt to cover up, her breasts are visible for a moment before they come together.
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:'''Lisa''': Are you sure you don't want to go to the doctor? I mean, a drawbridge did close on your head.
:'''Homer''': Naw, I'll just walk it off.

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:'''Marge''': (''seeing a boy at the hospital with a faucet sticking out of his forehead'') See Bart? There's another little boy who played with glue.
:'''Boy's mother''': Actually, it was a plumbing explosion.
:'''Marge''': (to Bart) That's the kind of faucet I want for your bathroom.

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:(''Bart is apologizing to Lisa, but he doesn't know she's not in her room.'')
:'''Bart''': Hey Lise, I'm sorry I ruined your Egyptian thing. We're still buds, right!? Okay be that way, be a big stupid jerk. Oh, you're not the jerk...I am...forgive me? Oh, like you're Miss Perfect! Mom, Lisa's making me feel bad!
:'''Marge''': Stop it Lisa!
:'''Bart''': That shut her up.

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:'''Homer''': I'm not normally a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman!

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:'''Homer''': Give me all of your balloons!...I hope this works!...These are for you if you let me use your cherry picker!
:'''Guy''': Well, I've already got some balloons, but they're not this nice! Deal!

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:'''Homer''': 'Scuse me, ma'am, have you seen this little girl?
:'''Chief Wiggum''': Ah, I'd love to help you pal, but I'm on a stakeout here!
:(''Snake grabs Chief Wiggum's purse.'')
:'''Snake''': Yoink! Ahaha!
:'''Chief Wiggum''': Ah god, ah man, somebody stop that awful, awful man!

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Lost Our Lisa/Credits

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'''Created By'''

[[Matt Groening]]

'''Written By'''

[[Brian Scully]]

'''Directed By'''

[[Pete Michels]]

'''Starring'''

[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Julie Kavner]]

[[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Yeardley Smith]]

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[[Harry Shearer]]

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*[[Homer Simpson]]
*[[Bart Simpson]]
*[[Lisa Simpson]]
*[[Marge Simpson]]
*[[Milhouse Van Houten]]
*[[Raphael]]
*[[Crazy Old Man]]
*[[Agnes Skinner]]
*[[Moe Szyslak]]
*[[Comic Book Guy]]
*[[Hazel]]
*[[Larry (Lost Our Lisa) |Larry]]
*[[Khlav Kalash Vendor]]
*[[Dr. Hibbert]]
*[[Lenny]]
*[[Carl]]
*[[Bear]]
*[[Edna Krabappel]]
*[[Seymour Skinner]]
*[[Elizabeth Hoover]]

==Locations==
*[[Area 51A]]
*[[Crackton]]
*[[Russian District]]
*[[Springsonian Museum]]

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== Continuity ==
* Homer still has his gun from "[[The Cartridge Family]]" in his station drawer at work.
* The [[Khlav Kalash Vendor]] from "[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]" appears in the [[Russian district]].
* The Orb of Isis is used later in "[[Simpsons Bible Stories]]".
* [[Rural Route 9]], a stop on the bus [[Lisa]] takes, is revealed as the address of [[Old Simpson Farm|the farm Homer grew up on]] in "[[E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)]]".

== Cultural references ==
*The title of the episode is based on the sign "Lost our lease!"
* The [[wikipedia:X-Ray_Specs_(novelty)|X-ray specs]] can't see through [[wikipedia:Lead|lead]], just like [[wikipedia:Superman|Superman]].
* The [[Springsonian Museum]] is named after the [[wikipedia:Smithsonian_Institute|Smithsonian Museum]].
*[[Comic Book Guy]] asking Lisa three questions is a nod to a scene in ''[[wikipedia:Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.
*The military base Area 51-A is a reference to [[wikipedia:Area_51|Area 51]].
*The [[wikipedia:Telephone_booth|telephone booth]] Lisa uses in Springfield's Russian district has an onion dome on top, similar to those on [[wikipedia:Saint_Basil's_Cathedral|Saint Basil's Cathedral]].
* The melody played by the orb is very similar to that played by the music box in the film ''[[wikipedia:The_Gate_II|The Gate II]]''.

== Trivia ==
*This episode marks one of the last appearances of [[Lionel Hutz]], as the character was retired due to [[Phil Hartman]]'s death.

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:'''Homer''': Well, let’s get started. (He begins to run to exercise, and later he is almost kneeling for exhaustion, and sees in the mailbox, "Flanders".) Doh!
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:'''Homer''': I'm going to climb this entire mountain on my own!
:'''Sherpa 1''': Then technically, shouldn't you go back down and start all over?
:'''Homer''': Shut up! You are so fired.
(The Sherpas cartwheel their way down the mountain in delight)
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:'''Homer''': Come on, you lazy Sherpas, wake up! We've got a mountain to climb.
:'''Sherpa 1''': He shouldn't kick us.
:'''Sherpa 2''': His toes will fall off soon.
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:'''Sherpa 1''': I foresaw your death last night.
:'''Sherpa 2''': Stop saying that!

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