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| − | |airdate= September 25, 2022 | + | |airdate= September 25, 2022 |
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| − | |couchgag= | + | |couchgag= The [[Simpson family]] runs on a desert in a recreation of the {{W|Dinosaur Game}}. They arrive at the couch but [[Homer]] gets stuck on a cactus and [[D'oh]]es. |
| − | |guests= [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]< | + | |guests= [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]<br>[[Jay Pharoah]] as [[Drederick Tatum]] |
| − | + | |showrunner1= Matt Selman | |
| − | |writer= [[Broti Gupta]] | + | |corunner= Rob LaZebnik |
| − | |director= [[Matthew Faughnan]] | + | |writer= [[Broti Gupta]] |
| + | |director= [[Matthew Faughnan]] | ||
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| − | '''"Habeas Tortoise"''' is the first episode of [[season 34]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It | + | '''"Habeas Tortoise"''' is the first episode of [[season 34]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven-hundred and twenty-ninth episode overall. It originally aired on September 25, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Broti Gupta]] and directed by [[Matthew Faughnan]]. It guest stars [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]] and [[Jay Pharoah]] as [[Drederick Tatum]]. |
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | {{Desc|After public humiliation forces him to doubt his own intelligence, Homer forms an internet group devoted to solving the mystery behind the disappearance of a tortoise from the Springfield Zoo but finds something much more sinister. | + | {{Desc|After public humiliation forces him to doubt his own intelligence, Homer forms an internet group devoted to solving the mystery behind the disappearance of a tortoise from the Springfield Zoo but finds something much more sinister.}} |
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| + | == Plot == | ||
| + | [[Mayor Quimby]] is holding a debate about no longer celebrating {{W|Columbus Day}} due to [[Christopher Columbus]]' problematic behavior, and everyone agrees except the people of [[Italy|Italian]] origins. Afterwards, he lets [[Helen Lovejoy]] takes the stand, debating over DYI free libraries appearing all over town, debating over the possibility of them holding books like the Kamasutra. [[Homer]] stands up proposing to take them all in one place where everyone can read them, and people laughs in his face to his proposal of creating a library, where the debate is being held. | ||
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| + | To make Homer feel better, [[Marge]] takes the whole family to the [[Springfield Zoo]], where even animals think he's dumb. They eventually reach [[Slow Leonard]], which is missing and they're approached by the zoo director. He tries to talk the director into searching for the turtle but is talked down and takes it personally and at home finds a possible clue on how it possibly got captured. He goes to the [[Police Station]] presenting the evidence but even [[Chief Wiggum]] thinks he's dumb and doesn't take him seriously. | ||
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| + | [[Marge]] proposes Homer to check [[Facelook]] if there's any group about it and he finds the Lost Leonard! group. Homer begins posting pictures of his evidence and everyone agrees so he goes back to the zoo to live stream his research there. The exhibition has been replaced by Pete the prairie dog's. Taking a better look at the surroundings Homer finds a house in front of the zoo with a door cam, [[Chalmers' house]]. He invites [[Chalmers]] to the group and they organize a meeting at the [[Simpson House]]. | ||
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| + | Homer prepares paella and the room, including a TV and an evidence board and the guests arrive. The guest love his paella and start posting their idea on the board and then go to the zoo director house to protest. There, [[Gil]] proposes to [[Ms. Hoover]] and she accepts. Back at home, while talking about the wedding and the protest, Slow Leonard appears in the kitchen and Homer confesses. He found the turtle in a rabbit hole after falling down a ravine in the zoo. He didn't bring it up to the group otherwise it'd have ended. | ||
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| + | In the end Marge calls him dumb after he refuses to tell the truth so he goes to the wedding, alone. After the wedding, they start planning on schemes to make the zoo director release the turtle but they've become too dangerous and Homer tries to stop them. When they turn against him, Marge arrives with it, and they try to prove its a robot, but Homer opens their eyes. | ||
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| + | They start disassembling, including Gil and Ms. Hoover, however Homer brings forward the idea of finding another mystery to keep the group together, find out where Calamari comes from and talk about the show the cartoon show that can predict the future. Inside the ball of yarn they're using a camera is seen, linking it to McClellan's, the producers of the yarn, watching conspiracy groups all around the world, with McClellan exclaiming their sale is on the roof thanks to them. In the end, Homer record a [[Tik Tok]] video for preparing his conspiracy-meeting paella. | ||
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== Production == | == Production == | ||
| − | During production, the episode was called "Habeus Tortoise".<ref name="UABF16"/> | + | During production, the episode was called "Habeus Tortoise".<ref name="UABF16">[https://twitter.com/BrotiGupta/status/1443638952347373576 Broti Gupta's Twitter - "Habeas Tortoise"]</ref> |
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File:UABF16 Script.jpg | File:UABF16 Script.jpg | ||
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| + | == International airdates == | ||
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| + | {{TBT|Italy}} | ||
| + | {{TB|September 18, 2023}} | ||
| + | {{TB|{{W|Italia Uno}}}} | ||
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| + | == In other languages == | ||
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*[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1573028168549765121 "Still got that magic. 😍 The Simpsons Season 34 premieres in 3️⃣ days!" on '''Twitter'''] | *[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1573028168549765121 "Still got that magic. 😍 The Simpsons Season 34 premieres in 3️⃣ days!" on '''Twitter'''] | ||
*{{youtube|k-IMZV6_3mk|Homer turns to conspiracy theories in The Simpsons season 34 premiere clip}} | *{{youtube|k-IMZV6_3mk|Homer turns to conspiracy theories in The Simpsons season 34 premiere clip}} | ||
| − | *{{youtube|TPOa-QCkLm0|Watch Homer Go Down a Conspiracy Hole as the Season 34 Opener Pays Homage to | + | *{{youtube|TPOa-QCkLm0|Watch Homer Go Down a Conspiracy Hole as the Season 34 Opener Pays Homage to 'Don't F**k With Cats'}} |
| + | *{{youtube|_c7nJsGSiCA|A Cartoon Show That Predicts The Future!}} | ||
| + | *{{youtube|QvLEcqXWIbs|Homer Gets All The Likes And Emojis}} | ||
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{{Season 34}} | {{Season 34}} | ||
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| + | [[Category:Season premieres]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes written by Broti Gupta]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Broti Gupta]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Episodes directed by Matthew Faughnan]] | ||
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Episode Information
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"Habeas Tortoise" is the first episode of season 34 of The Simpsons and the seven-hundred and twenty-ninth episode overall. It originally aired on September 25, 2022. The episode was written by Broti Gupta and directed by Matthew Faughnan. It guest stars Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony and Jay Pharoah as Drederick Tatum.
Contents
Synopsis
- "After public humiliation forces him to doubt his own intelligence, Homer forms an internet group devoted to solving the mystery behind the disappearance of a tortoise from the Springfield Zoo but finds something much more sinister."
Plot
Mayor Quimby is holding a debate about no longer celebrating Columbus Day due to Christopher Columbus' problematic behavior, and everyone agrees except the people of Italian origins. Afterwards, he lets Helen Lovejoy takes the stand, debating over DYI free libraries appearing all over town, debating over the possibility of them holding books like the Kamasutra. Homer stands up proposing to take them all in one place where everyone can read them, and people laughs in his face to his proposal of creating a library, where the debate is being held.
To make Homer feel better, Marge takes the whole family to the Springfield Zoo, where even animals think he's dumb. They eventually reach Slow Leonard, which is missing and they're approached by the zoo director. He tries to talk the director into searching for the turtle but is talked down and takes it personally and at home finds a possible clue on how it possibly got captured. He goes to the Police Station presenting the evidence but even Chief Wiggum thinks he's dumb and doesn't take him seriously.
Marge proposes Homer to check Facelook if there's any group about it and he finds the Lost Leonard! group. Homer begins posting pictures of his evidence and everyone agrees so he goes back to the zoo to live stream his research there. The exhibition has been replaced by Pete the prairie dog's. Taking a better look at the surroundings Homer finds a house in front of the zoo with a door cam, Chalmers' house. He invites Chalmers to the group and they organize a meeting at the Simpson House.
Homer prepares paella and the room, including a TV and an evidence board and the guests arrive. The guest love his paella and start posting their idea on the board and then go to the zoo director house to protest. There, Gil proposes to Ms. Hoover and she accepts. Back at home, while talking about the wedding and the protest, Slow Leonard appears in the kitchen and Homer confesses. He found the turtle in a rabbit hole after falling down a ravine in the zoo. He didn't bring it up to the group otherwise it'd have ended.
In the end Marge calls him dumb after he refuses to tell the truth so he goes to the wedding, alone. After the wedding, they start planning on schemes to make the zoo director release the turtle but they've become too dangerous and Homer tries to stop them. When they turn against him, Marge arrives with it, and they try to prove its a robot, but Homer opens their eyes.
They start disassembling, including Gil and Ms. Hoover, however Homer brings forward the idea of finding another mystery to keep the group together, find out where Calamari comes from and talk about the show the cartoon show that can predict the future. Inside the ball of yarn they're using a camera is seen, linking it to McClellan's, the producers of the yarn, watching conspiracy groups all around the world, with McClellan exclaiming their sale is on the roof thanks to them. In the end, Homer record a Tik Tok video for preparing his conspiracy-meeting paella.
Production
During production, the episode was called "Habeus Tortoise".[1]
International airdates
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In other languages
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Gallery
References
Promo videos
"freak flags will be flying in brand-new ANIDOM episodes coming at ya September 25" on Twitter- "Still got that magic. 😍 The Simpsons Season 34 premieres in 3️⃣ days!" on Twitter
Homer turns to conspiracy theories in The Simpsons season 34 premiere clip at YouTube- Watch Homer Go Down a Conspiracy Hole as the Season 34 Opener Pays Homage to 'Don't F**k With Cats' at YouTube
- A Cartoon Show That Predicts The Future! at YouTube
- Homer Gets All The Likes And Emojis at YouTube
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