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{{qf|Optometrist}} ''[switching lenses]'' Better or worse? | {{qf|Optometrist}} ''[switching lenses]'' Better or worse? | ||
{{qf|Homer}} Worse! | {{qf|Homer}} Worse! | ||
− | {{qf|Optometrist}} | + | {{qf|Optometrist}} ''[switching them again]'' Better or worse? |
− | {{qf|Homer}} | + | {{qf|Homer}} *Much* better! |
{{Season 11|Q}} | {{Season 11|Q}} |
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- Vicky Valentine: You've just got to turn that frown upside-down!
- [Lisa smiles.]
- Vicky: That's a smile, not an upside-down frown! Work on that, too!
- Milhouse: The mall?
- Bart: Yeah, it's just like my dad always says:
- Homer: [in a thought balloon] For an evening or a week, there's no place like the mall. Food, fun and fashion, the mall has it all!
- [Bart runs to the mall, leaving Milhouse behind.]
- Milhouse: What? What did he say?!
- Kearney: [imitating Marge while driving Homer's car as he can't see] Now, Homie, when we get to the liquor store, buy me some Jack Daniels and a carton of smokes.
- Homer: Yes, dear.
- [Dolph and Jimbo snicker and exchange a high-five.]
- Professor Frink: Jesus, Mary, and Glavin!
- Professor Frink: These shoes are in the off position!
- Lisa: You mean I danced all by myself?
- Marge: See, honey? All you needed was to believe--
- Homer: What are you talking about, Professor Frink? They're clearly in the on position. See? "On".
- Professor Frink: I was merely trying to spare the girl's feelings, you insensitive clod.
- Homer: Oh... oh! Well, now that I look even closer--
- Lisa: Forget it, Dad.
- Optometrist: Okay, let's get started.
- [turning off the lights, she hears Homer snoring.]
- Optometrist: Hey, wake up!
- Homer: What do you...? Oh, sorry.
- Optometrist: Now, read the first line.
- Homer: "I ate pee pee."
- [writing "I 8 PP", Bart laughs.]
- Homer: [strangling him] Why you little!
- Optometrist: [switching lenses] Better or worse?
- Homer: Worse!
- Optometrist: [switching them again] Better or worse?
- Homer: *Much* better!