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| − | When [[Homer Simpson]] wanted rich celebrities to stop thinking about themselves, Rainier set up a party. Marge approached him and asked if he would read her script for a film, he said he didn't read scripts and looked around. Later, Homer and Marge were outside a theater | + | When [[Homer Simpson]] wanted rich celebrities to stop thinking about themselves, Rainier set up a party. Marge approached him and asked if he would read her script for a film, he said he didn't read scripts and looked around. Later, Homer and Marge were standing outside a theater. Marge was sad, but said "at least it was made." |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
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Movie Information
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Mrs. Mom is a comedy film starring and written by Rainier Wolfcastle, but written by Marge Simpson.
History
When Homer Simpson wanted rich celebrities to stop thinking about themselves, Rainier set up a party. Marge approached him and asked if he would read her script for a film, he said he didn't read scripts and looked around. Later, Homer and Marge were standing outside a theater. Marge was sad, but said "at least it was made."
Behind the Laughter
The film title is a pun of 1983 comedy-drama Mr. Mom.
