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'''Mama's Daytime Dramas''' is two-page feature in ''[[The Marge Book]]''. It shows off the television listings for daytime TV.

== Listings ==
{{Table|
{{THT|Channel}}
{{TH|2:00 PM}}
{{TH|2:30 PM}}
{{TH|3:00 PM}}
{{TH|3:30 PM}}
{{TRsT|Ooh!|2}}
{{TB|'''''[[The Opal Show]]'''''}}
{{TB|'''''The V.U.'''''}}
{{TB|'''''Hard Hairball with Itchy & Scratchy'''''}}
{{TB|'''''Smells Like Springfield'''''}}
{{TBT|Yakking.}}
{{TB|Yammering.}}
{{TB|Mindless punditry and violence.}}
{{TB|Nosing around with [[Kent Brockman]].}}
{{TRsT|Yikes!|2}}
{{TB|'''''These Old Leftovers'''''}}
{{TB|'''''Pimp My Bride'''''}}
{{TCs|Movie: '''''Bringing Up Phlegm''''' {{small|(Screwball Comedy)}}|2}}
{{TBT|Host Bob Beeler restores some of America's oldest food.}}
{{TB|Spouse remodel.}}
{{TCs|Hijinks ensue when a madcap heiress comes down with pulmonary tuberculosis.|2}}
{{TRsT|hey!|2}}
{{TCs|'''''Locke & Lode''''' {{small|(Crime Drama)}}|2}}
{{TCs|'''''Charlie's Agents'''''|2}}
{{TCsT|Detectives Locke and Lode undergo plastic surgery to boost sagging ratings.|2}}
{{TCs|Charlie's numerous calls to his agents via speakerphone go unreturned.|2}}
{{TRsT|Eek!|2}}
{{TCs|'''''The Bold and the Sans Serif''''' {{small|(Soap Opera)}}|2}}
{{TCs|'''''The Immature and the Hyperactive''''' {{small|(Soap Opera)}}|2}}
{{TCsT|Property values plummet when a family of Italics move next door.|2}}
{{TCs|Jason, Julie, and Josh confront Jessica, Justin, and Jesse about Jordan and Jennifer.|2}}
{{TRsT|Gasp!|2}}
{{TRs|'''''One Day at a Time of Our Life to Live''''' {{small|(Soap Opera)}}|2}}
{{TRs|'''''Young Republicans''''' {{small|(Soap Opera)}}|2}}
{{TCs|'''''Judge Constance Harm''''' {{small|(Courtroom Drama)}}|2}}
{{TCsT|[[Constance Harm|Judge Harm]] throws the book at a man caught stealing from the public library.|2}}
{{TRsT|Eww|2}}
{{TCs|Movie: '''''A Child Is Bored''''' {{small|(Tragedy)}}|2}}
{{TCs|'''''After School Bummer: Omigod! Please, Dad! No!|2}}
{{TCsT|Based on the true story of a young girl growing up in the suburbia with nothing to do.|2}}
{{TCs|A young girl's father dresses like a 'tard.|2}}
{{TBT|Spit}}
{{TB|'''''One and a Half Laffs''''' {{small|(Sitcom)}}}}
{{TB|'''''Two's Company''''' {{small|(Sitcom)}}}}
{{TB|'''''Three's a Crowd''''' {{small|(Sitcom)}}}}
{{TB|'''''Enough's Enough''''' {{small|(Sitcom)}}}}
{{TBT|[[¡EH!]]}}
{{TB|'''''¿Dónde Está El Baño?''''' {{small|(Discisión)}}}}
{{TB|'''''¿Qué?''''' {{small|(Close-Captioned)}}}}
{{TB|'''''Señor Ding-Dong''''' {{small|(Telenovela)}}}}
{{TB|'''''¡No Me Gusta!''''' {{small|(Obras de Jabón)}}}}
}}

== Behind the Laughter ==
Many of the shows are references to real shows:
*''The V.U.'' is a parody of ''{{W2|The View|U.S. TV series}}''.
*''Pimp My Bride'' is a parody of ''{{W|Pimp My Ride}}''.
*''Bringing Up Phlegm'' is a parody of ''{{W|Bringing Up Baby}}''.
*''Charlie's Agents'' is a parody of ''[[Charlie's Angels]]''.
*''The Bold and the Sans Serif'' is a parody of ''{{W|The Bold and the Beautiful}}'' and a reference to the font {{W|Sans-serif}}.
*''One Day at a Time of Our Life to Live'' is a parody of ''{{W|One Day at a Time}}'' and ''{{W|One Life to Live}}''.
*''Judge Constance Harm'' is a parody of ''{{W|Judge Judy}}''.
*''One and a Half Laffs'' is a parody of ''[[Two and a Half Men]]''.
*''Two's Company'' and ''Three's a Crowd'' are parodies of ''{{W|Three's Company}}''.

== Appearances ==
*{{bk|The Marge Book}}

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