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| − | |image=TrashoftheTitans.jpg
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| − | |productionCode=5F09
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| − | |originalAirdate=April 26, 1998
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| − | |Episode Number=200
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| − | |blackboardText=I WILL NOT MESS WITH THE OPENING CREDITS(During Couch Gag)
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| − | |couchGag=The family runs into Bart's classroom, where Bart is writing the message above.
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| − | |specialGuestVoices=[[wikipedia:U2|U2]] as themselves, [[wikipedia:Steve_Martin|Steve Martin]] as [[Ray Patterson]]
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| − | |Written By=[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]
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| − | |Directed By=[[Jim Reardon]]
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| − | "'''Trash of the Titans'''" is the 200th episode of the series which aired during Season Nine. This episode guest stars [[wikipedia:Steve_Martin|Steve Martin]] and the popular Irish rock group [[wikipedia:U2|U2]].
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| − | The executives of [[Costingtons]] department store invent a new holiday to improve summer sales known as "Love Day", a holiday combining the colorful heartful theme of Valentine's Day with the commercial gift buying of Christmas. After the Simpsons celebrate Love Day, the trash starts to pile up but the family refuse to take it out until the trash spills, which Homer makes it do. When [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] is forced to take out the trash, the garbage truck passes the house. Homer insults the garbage men and, because of his refusal to apologize, the Simpsons' trash service is cut off. Garbage begins to pile up in the Simpsons' front yard, until one day Homer wakes up to find all the garbage gone. Homer thinks that he won until he learns that [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] wrote an apology letter to the sanitation commissioner, forging Homer's name. Homer goes to see the sanitation commissioner, Ray Patterson (voiced by Steve Martin) to get his apology letter back. Ray politely gives the letter back but Homer won't stand for it and after a brief, pointless argument, Homer decides to run for sanitation commissioner himself to spite Patterson.
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| − | Homer's campaign never gets off the ground. Offering some advice, [[Moe Szyslak|Moe]] suggests Homer offer the new slogan "Can't Someone Else Do It?" Homer convinces the town that by voting for him they would get services such as round-the-clock trash pickup and emergency cleanup service. Homer wins the election in a landslide and gets straight to work implementing his new ideas. After only a month in office, however, his department goes bankrupt due to the expenses of his "crazy promises". In order to pay his garbage men, Homer allows other cities across the country to dump their garbage under Springfield for a price. The trash quickly begins to pile up and unearth itself, flooding garbage all over Springfield. Homer is horsewhipped and removed from his position. The town tries to get Ray Patterson back but he instead, amused, leaves the town in its mess after essentially saying "I told you so." With no other option, [[Joe Quimby|Mayor Quimby]] has no choice but to move the town five miles down the road, truck-lifting all the houses and buildings.
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fock (them) you ketchup? CATSUP?
