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'''"Sunday, Curddy Sunday"''' is the twelth episode of the [[:Category:Seaspn 10|thenth seson]]. The episode features Homer taking his friends to the Supebowl.
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"'''Sunday, Cruddy Sunday'''" is the twelfth episode of [[season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two-hundred and fifteenth episode overall. It originally aired on January 31, [[1999]]. The episode was written by [[Tom Martin]], [[George Meyer]], [[Brian Scully]] and [[Mike Scully]] and was directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[Fred Willard]] as [[Wally Kogen]], [[Troy Aikman]] as {{Ch|Troy Aikman|himself}}, [[Rosey Grier]] as {{Ch|Rosey Grier|himself}}, [[John Madden]] as {{Ch|John Madden|himself}}, [[Dan Marino]] as {{Ch|Dan Marino|himself}}, [[Rupert Murdoch]] as {{Ch|Rupert Murdoch|himself}}, [[Dolly Parton]] as {{Ch|Dolly Parton|herself}} and [[Pat Summerall]] as {{Ch|Pat Summerall|himself}}.
  
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{{Desc|[[Homer]] meets a travel agent named [[Wally Kogen]] who offers to send him to the Super Bowl for free if he can sign up all of his friends for a special travel package. Homer convinces [[Moe]], [[Barney]], [[Lenny]], [[Carl]], [[Kirk Van Houten]] and a bunch of other guys to sign up. All the men pile into a bus Wally furnishes for the trip and drink their way to Miami for the game. When they get there, however, they discover that the tickets Wally sold them were counterfeit.}}
  
When Springfield elementary takes a field trip to the local post office, they are offered some undelivered mail as favors. Bart ends up finding a savings book and gives it to Homer for his birthday. Homer is amazed at what the books has in store and "paints the town red" with the savings. He goes to get his tires balanced when he is conned by the mechanic that he can't leave with buying new tires. In the waiting room, he meets a travel agent, Wally Kogan, who was too suckered into getting new tires. They go to Moe's where they see a promo for the Superbowl on TV and yearn for it. Wally reveals he's got a charter bus headed there and if Homer can fill it up, he will get to go to the big game. Homer fills up his list and he, Wally, Bart and a group of Springfield males are off to the game.
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== Plot ==
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When Springfield Elementary takes a field trip to the local post office, they are offered some undelivered mail as favors (And as a bribe to keep quiet about seeing mailmen open letters and take money inside). Bart ends up finding a savings book and gives it to Homer for his birthday. Homer is amazed at what the books has in store and "paints the town red" with the savings. He goes to get his tires balanced when he is conned by the mechanic that he can't leave with buying new tires. In the waiting room, he meets a travel agent, Wally Kogan, who was also suckered into getting new tires. They go to Moe's where they see a promo for the Super Bowl on TV and yearn for it. Wally reveals he's got a charter bus headed there and if Homer can fill it up, he will get to go to the big game. Homer fills up his list and he, Wally, Bart and a group of Springfield males are off to the game.
  
Meanwhile, Marge and Lisa fight their boredom by playing with the "Vincent Price Magic Egg Kit". They soon discover that the box is "feet-less" and call up the company for replacements.
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Meanwhile, Marge and Lisa fight their boredom by playing with the "[[Vincent Price's Egg Magic]]". They soon discover that the box is "feet-less" and call up the company for replacements.
  
Once at the game, and after enjoying the pre-game fun, the gang goes to the entrance of the stadium only to find that their tickets are phoney (and are printed on some type of cracker). Bart then spots the Superbowl Halftime costumes and they sezie the oppertunity...to use them to knock the guards down and run inside. They are soon caught and put it the stadium jail.
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Once at the game, and after enjoying the pre-game fun, the gang goes to the entrance of the stadium only to find that their tickets are phoney (and are printed on some type of cracker). Bart then spots the Super Bowl Halftime costumes and they seize the opportunity...to use them to knock the guards down and run inside. They are soon caught and put it the stadium jail.
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[[File:Egg Painting - Sunday, Cruddy Sunday.png|thumb|200px|left|Marge and Lisa painting faces on eggs in a subplot.]]
  
The crew starts kicking Homer in the rear end when Dolly Pardon wanders by. Having being a friend of Wally's (since he books a lot of trips to Dollywood) she offers to help them out by combusting the lock with her own brand of makeup remover. Now free, the boys set out to find seats. After running around screaming for an hour , they wander upon a skybox and decide to eat the food rather than watch the game. Sooon then, Ruper Murdoch plys in via helicoper and forces them out his skybox. They see and entrance to the field and head for it, but and push backwards by the winning team into their locker room and get to celebrate with them. After a day of excitement, the boys get on their bus and head for home, with Homer stealling the Superbowl trophy.  
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The crew starts kicking Homer in the rear end when Dolly Parton wanders by. Having being a friend of Wally's (since he books a lot of trips to Dollywood and Euro Dollywood) she offers to help them out by combusting the lock with her own brand of makeup remover. Now free, the boys set out to find seats. After running around screaming for an hour, they wander upon a skybox and decide to eat the food rather than watch the game. Soon after, Rupert Murdoch flys in via helicoper and forces them out his skybox. They see an entrance to the field and head for it, but are pushed backwards by the winning team into their locker room and get to celebrate with them. After a day of excitement, the boys get on their bus and head for home, with Homer stealling the Super Bowl trophy.
  
As soon as their bus leaves, John Madden and Pat Summerall comment on the episode, praising the character of Wall and the "B-story" and showing extreame dislike of the fact that dispite being a Superbowl episode with Dolly Parton, little or no football or singing was shown. Just then, a bus arrives..with Vincent Price as the driver!  
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As soon as their bus leaves, John Madden and Pat Summerall comment on the episode, praising the character of Wally and the "B-story" and showing extreme dislike of the fact that despite being a Super Bowl episode with Dolly Parton, little or no football or singing was shown. Just then, a bus arrives...with Vincent Price as the driver!
  
==Production==
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== Production ==
  
This episode was shown after the Superbowl, so the writers though that the audiance would be "footballed-out" by then, so they used that as a cheat for not whowing any football. Also, the episode was animated before the actual Superbowl, so to be as acurate as they could be with the teams, they used the passing of the beer mug to acuratly gives the names of the teams without having to reanimate the scene.
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This episode was shown after the Super Bowl. The writers though that the audience would be "footballed-out" by then, so they used that as a cheat for not showing any football. Also, the episode was animated before the actual Super Bowl, so to be as accurate as they could be with the teams, they used the passing of the beer mug to accurately give the names of the teams without having to reanimate the scene.
  
The writers were also impressed with the voice impression Dan Castlanetta did of Vincent Price, so they decided to use his charcter agian at the end of the episode.
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The writers were also impressed with the voice impression [[Dan Castellaneta]] did of {{W|Vincent Price}}, so they decided to use his character again at the end of the episode.
  
Among the characters Homer takes to the Superbowl are Lenny, Carl, Bart, Wally, Rev. Lovejoy, Ned Flanders, Dr. Hibbert, Charlie, Comic Book Guy, Moe, Hans Moleman, Squeeky Voice Teen, Cheif Wiggum, the Sea Captian and Kirk van Houtan.
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Latest revision as of 12:54, August 30, 2024

Season 10 Episode
214 "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken"
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"Sunday, Cruddy Sunday"
"Homer to the Max" 216
"Sunday, Cruddy Sunday"
Sunday, Cruddy Sunday promo 1.png
Episode Information
Episode number: 215
Season number: S10 E12
Production code: AABF08
Original airdate: January 31, 1999
Chalkboard gag: "I will not do the 'Dirty Bird'."
Couch gag: The couch is surrounded by water, then is hit by an iceberg.
Guest star(s): Fred Willard as Wally Kogen
Troy Aikman as himself
Rosey Grier as himself
John Madden as himself
Dan Marino as himself
Rupert Murdoch as himself
Dolly Parton as herself
Pat Summerall as himself
Showrunner: Mike Scully
Written by: Tom Martin
George Meyer
Brian Scully
Mike Scully
Directed by: Steven Dean Moore
DVD features


"Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" is the twelfth episode of season 10 of The Simpsons and the two-hundred and fifteenth episode overall. It originally aired on January 31, 1999. The episode was written by Tom Martin, George Meyer, Brian Scully and Mike Scully and was directed by Steven Dean Moore. It guest stars Fred Willard as Wally Kogen, Troy Aikman as himself, Rosey Grier as himself, John Madden as himself, Dan Marino as himself, Rupert Murdoch as himself, Dolly Parton as herself and Pat Summerall as himself.

Synopsis[edit]

"Homer meets a travel agent named Wally Kogen who offers to send him to the Super Bowl for free if he can sign up all of his friends for a special travel package. Homer convinces Moe, Barney, Lenny, Carl, Kirk Van Houten and a bunch of other guys to sign up. All the men pile into a bus Wally furnishes for the trip and drink their way to Miami for the game. When they get there, however, they discover that the tickets Wally sold them were counterfeit."


Plot[edit]

When Springfield Elementary takes a field trip to the local post office, they are offered some undelivered mail as favors (And as a bribe to keep quiet about seeing mailmen open letters and take money inside). Bart ends up finding a savings book and gives it to Homer for his birthday. Homer is amazed at what the books has in store and "paints the town red" with the savings. He goes to get his tires balanced when he is conned by the mechanic that he can't leave with buying new tires. In the waiting room, he meets a travel agent, Wally Kogan, who was also suckered into getting new tires. They go to Moe's where they see a promo for the Super Bowl on TV and yearn for it. Wally reveals he's got a charter bus headed there and if Homer can fill it up, he will get to go to the big game. Homer fills up his list and he, Wally, Bart and a group of Springfield males are off to the game.

Meanwhile, Marge and Lisa fight their boredom by playing with the "Vincent Price's Egg Magic". They soon discover that the box is "feet-less" and call up the company for replacements.

Once at the game, and after enjoying the pre-game fun, the gang goes to the entrance of the stadium only to find that their tickets are phoney (and are printed on some type of cracker). Bart then spots the Super Bowl Halftime costumes and they seize the opportunity...to use them to knock the guards down and run inside. They are soon caught and put it the stadium jail.

Marge and Lisa painting faces on eggs in a subplot.

The crew starts kicking Homer in the rear end when Dolly Parton wanders by. Having being a friend of Wally's (since he books a lot of trips to Dollywood and Euro Dollywood) she offers to help them out by combusting the lock with her own brand of makeup remover. Now free, the boys set out to find seats. After running around screaming for an hour, they wander upon a skybox and decide to eat the food rather than watch the game. Soon after, Rupert Murdoch flys in via helicoper and forces them out his skybox. They see an entrance to the field and head for it, but are pushed backwards by the winning team into their locker room and get to celebrate with them. After a day of excitement, the boys get on their bus and head for home, with Homer stealling the Super Bowl trophy.

As soon as their bus leaves, John Madden and Pat Summerall comment on the episode, praising the character of Wally and the "B-story" and showing extreme dislike of the fact that despite being a Super Bowl episode with Dolly Parton, little or no football or singing was shown. Just then, a bus arrives...with Vincent Price as the driver!

Production[edit]

This episode was shown after the Super Bowl. The writers though that the audience would be "footballed-out" by then, so they used that as a cheat for not showing any football. Also, the episode was animated before the actual Super Bowl, so to be as accurate as they could be with the teams, they used the passing of the beer mug to accurately give the names of the teams without having to reanimate the scene.

The writers were also impressed with the voice impression Dan Castellaneta did of Vincent Price, so they decided to use his character again at the end of the episode.

Promotional images[edit]


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