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| − | | | + | |airdate= April 18, [[2010]] |
| − | |billboard = Mr Burns - "Death and Taxes. Two Things I Avoid" | + | |blackboard= This counts as gym and art class. |
| − | |titlescreen = [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] fly by in an UFO | + | |couchgag= Homer is a salad, Lisa is a soup, Marge is a spaghetti dinner, Bart is a steak, and Maggie is a peppermint, all eaten by [[Comic Book Guy]] at a fancy restaurant. |
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| − | | | + | |guests= [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]]<br>[[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[cop 1]]<br>[[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]] |
| − | | | + | |showrunner1= Al Jean |
| + | |writer= [[Carolyn Omine]]<br>[[William Wright]] | ||
| + | |director= [[Chris Clements]] | ||
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| − | [[ | + | "'''Chief of Hearts'''" is the eighteenth episode of [[season 21]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four-hundred and fifty-ninth episode overall. It originally aired on April 18, [[2010]]. The episode was written by [[Carolyn Omine]] and [[William Wright]] and directed by [[Chris Clements]]. It guest stars [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]], [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[cop 1]] and [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]]. |
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| + | {{Desc|Homer is completing his court-ordered community service when he befriends his supervisor, Chief Wiggum, by offering him one of his sandwiches. Touched by the act of kindness, Wiggum assigns the other convicts unpleasant tasks, but allows Homer to join him at the picnic table. They continue to grow close, but when the Chief gets injured during a botched bank robbery, Homer doesn't come through when Wiggum needs him the most. Meanwhile, Bart becomes addicted to Battle Ball, a Japanese game made up of plastic balls and magnetic cards, and his family and teachers try to help him kick the habit.}} | ||
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| + | The show starts when Homer tries to hide his candy apple before going to the bank. Upon entering, everyone thinks Homer has a gun (his hand is still in his pocket), and he is arrested, but not sent to jail. The penalty instead is community service, but Homer thinks jail would be better. | ||
| + | Homer is completing his community service when he befriends his supervisor, Chief Wiggum, by offering him one of his sandwiches. Touched by the act of kindness, Wiggum assigns the other convicts unpleasant tasks, but allows Homer to join him at the picnic table. They continue to grow close, but when the Chief gets injured during a botched bank robbery, Homer doesn't come through when Wiggum needs him the most to make a dinner reservation. Homer and Wiggum's friendship slowly dissolves, and everything that Homer sees reminds him of Wiggum. Homer then tries to make things up by offering Clancy a bucket of chicken. However, just when all seems lost, Fat Tony and his men are seen stitching their own logos on designer shirts. The Chief and Homer are soon taken hostage when Wiggum tries to confront Tony and his men with a piece of chicken, which he mistook for his gun. In the trunk of Tony's limo, Homer and Wiggum make amends, and Wiggum uses his tongue to rearrange the C.D. player in the back of the car. Louie goes back to check the C.D. player when one of his C.D.'s was played instead of Tony's dramatic music. While Wiggum takes out Louie with some tire repair gel, Homer disarms the other mobsters with a tool he found. After Tony and his men are arrested, Homer and Wiggum take the chopper out to Flanders house. They pretend to be God, and Homer orders Ned to take off his clothes, shave his mustache, and drink the hairs in a cup of cold cocoa. | ||
| + | Meanwhile, Bart becomes addicted to Battle Ball, a Japanese game made up of plastic balls and magnetic cards (a parody of Bakugan, a game played with similar pieces), and his family and teachers try to help him kick the habit, which they have mistaken for drugs; upon learning its a simple game, Marge thinks it's cool. Thus Bart gives it up, as if parents like it, it can't be cool. Then Bart throws his whole set into the toilet. | ||
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Episode Information
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"Chief of Hearts" is the eighteenth episode of season 21 of The Simpsons and the four-hundred and fifty-ninth episode overall. It originally aired on April 18, 2010. The episode was written by Carolyn Omine and William Wright and directed by Chris Clements. It guest stars Jane Kaczmarek as Judge Constance Harm, Maurice LaMarche as cop 1 and Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony.
Synopsis[edit]
- "Homer is completing his court-ordered community service when he befriends his supervisor, Chief Wiggum, by offering him one of his sandwiches. Touched by the act of kindness, Wiggum assigns the other convicts unpleasant tasks, but allows Homer to join him at the picnic table. They continue to grow close, but when the Chief gets injured during a botched bank robbery, Homer doesn't come through when Wiggum needs him the most. Meanwhile, Bart becomes addicted to Battle Ball, a Japanese game made up of plastic balls and magnetic cards, and his family and teachers try to help him kick the habit."
Plot[edit]
The show starts when Homer tries to hide his candy apple before going to the bank. Upon entering, everyone thinks Homer has a gun (his hand is still in his pocket), and he is arrested, but not sent to jail. The penalty instead is community service, but Homer thinks jail would be better. Homer is completing his community service when he befriends his supervisor, Chief Wiggum, by offering him one of his sandwiches. Touched by the act of kindness, Wiggum assigns the other convicts unpleasant tasks, but allows Homer to join him at the picnic table. They continue to grow close, but when the Chief gets injured during a botched bank robbery, Homer doesn't come through when Wiggum needs him the most to make a dinner reservation. Homer and Wiggum's friendship slowly dissolves, and everything that Homer sees reminds him of Wiggum. Homer then tries to make things up by offering Clancy a bucket of chicken. However, just when all seems lost, Fat Tony and his men are seen stitching their own logos on designer shirts. The Chief and Homer are soon taken hostage when Wiggum tries to confront Tony and his men with a piece of chicken, which he mistook for his gun. In the trunk of Tony's limo, Homer and Wiggum make amends, and Wiggum uses his tongue to rearrange the C.D. player in the back of the car. Louie goes back to check the C.D. player when one of his C.D.'s was played instead of Tony's dramatic music. While Wiggum takes out Louie with some tire repair gel, Homer disarms the other mobsters with a tool he found. After Tony and his men are arrested, Homer and Wiggum take the chopper out to Flanders house. They pretend to be God, and Homer orders Ned to take off his clothes, shave his mustache, and drink the hairs in a cup of cold cocoa.
Meanwhile, Bart becomes addicted to Battle Ball, a Japanese game made up of plastic balls and magnetic cards (a parody of Bakugan, a game played with similar pieces), and his family and teachers try to help him kick the habit, which they have mistaken for drugs; upon learning its a simple game, Marge thinks it's cool. Thus Bart gives it up, as if parents like it, it can't be cool. Then Bart throws his whole set into the toilet.
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