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|name= The Graveyard of the Future | |name= The Graveyard of the Future | ||
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|use= Graveyard | |use= Graveyard | ||
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| − | + | In [[Homer]]'s dream of his funeral at The Graveyard of the Future, [[Ned Flanders]] does the ceremony which is suited by President [[Lenny]]. Flanders says that Homer wasn't a great man, nor even an adequate man. And he certainly never accomplished anything. He then asks Lenny if he wants to say anything but he doesn't. A dump truck dumps a mound of dirt with the body of Homer J. Simpson into a hole. Two crows then start talking about Homer. | |
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*{{ep|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace}} | *{{ep|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:11, March 13, 2022
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The Graveyard of the Future is the graveyard in the future in Homer's dream.
History[edit]
In Homer's dream of his funeral at The Graveyard of the Future, Ned Flanders does the ceremony which is suited by President Lenny. Flanders says that Homer wasn't a great man, nor even an adequate man. And he certainly never accomplished anything. He then asks Lenny if he wants to say anything but he doesn't. A dump truck dumps a mound of dirt with the body of Homer J. Simpson into a hole. Two crows then start talking about Homer.
Appearances[edit]
