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| − | + | |airdate= January 16, [[2005]] | |
| − | | | + | |couchgag= The family rushes in and sits on the couch. Nothing happens. Lisa turns to the camera and says "What? Can't we sit on the couch without anything happening?" Homer is then impaled with a large spear, and says "D'oh!" |
| − | | | + | |showrunner1= Al Jean |
| + | |writer= [[Marc Wilmore]] | ||
| + | |director= [[Nancy Kruse]] | ||
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| − | "'''Midnight Rx'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 16]]. It originally aired on January 16, 2005. | + | "'''Midnight Rx'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three-hundred and forty-first episode overall. It originally aired on January 16, [[2005]]. The episode was written by [[Marc Wilmore]] and directed by [[Nancy Kruse]]. |
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | Homer | + | {{Desc|When [[Mr. Burns]] terminates the employee prescription drug program, the citizens of [[Springfield]] are no longer able to afford their very expensive but much-needed prescription drugs. In order to keep the town medicated, [[Homer]], [[Grampa]], [[Apu]] and [[Flanders]] travel to [[Canada]] to buy the drugs with fake Canadian health care cards. When they are caught smuggling the goods, all of Springfield rallies around them to fight for their freedom.}} |
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| − | [[Mr. Burns]] holds a [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] employee party at the Springfield Air & Space Museum and [[Homer]] takes his family there and when they go into the room for Burns's plane the Plywood Pelican Mr. Burns reveals that he has terminated the employee prescription drug program as said in the invitation there would be a nasty secret. Other businesses in [[Springfield]] follow and [[ | + | [[Mr. Burns]] holds a [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] employee party at the Springfield Air & Space Museum and [[Homer]] takes his family there and when they go into the room for Burns's plane the Plywood Pelican Mr. Burns reveals that he has terminated the employee prescription drug program as said in the invitation there would be a nasty secret. Other businesses in [[Springfield]] follow and [[Dr. Hibbert]] retires. Homer then tries to get a new job however the person who is supposed to give him a new job is just playing online video games. [[Marge]] and [[Lisa]] then decide to go to a drug dealing company however the accountant is very incompetent and shows a Huey Lewis music video. In the mean time at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] the employees let the seniors go cold turkey and use alternate methods to give the seniors medication. |
| − | [[ | + | [[Grampa]] then comes to The Simpsons house and him and Homer decide to go to Canada to get drugs for their needs. Homer and Abe then go to Canada while getting fake drug access cards from Johnny Canuck. The two then go on a drug expedition with Jefferson Airplane's song the ''White Rabbit'' playing in the background. Homer then returns home to find his family is in the backyard dressed up in Hawaiian clothing congratulating Homer for bringing drugs. Homer then goes to the [[Kwik-E-Mart]] to find out [[Apu]] can't stand his children crying at night and [[Ned]] needs insulin for [[Rod]]. Homer then brings them to Canada and after a long drug expedition Ned gives Apu a cup of coffee which is so hot Ned gives Apu a wet towel to wear on his head and his screaming makes him appear to be expressing his faith. The guard then catches Homer and tells him to open the door and out comes a bunch of smuggled drugs. |
| − | Homer and his pals are then sent to jail for their whole life unless they promise never to come back to Canada again. In the mean time [[Smithers]] tells Mr. Burns the termination of the prescription drug program forced him to lose his medication for his throat making it a goiter. Homer and Abe then are so upset about their loss until Mr. Burns comes and takes his Plywood Pelican to Canada with Johnny Canuck filling it with medication. The plane then loses control in a thunderstrom and Homer is mistaken for extra weight but instead of releasing Homer, Burns releases himself with two parachutes (one for him, two for his nephew) and Homer and Abe are left to steer clear in a storm. The plane however luckily lands in Springfield in which [[ | + | Homer and his pals are then sent to jail for their whole life unless they promise never to come back to Canada again. In the mean time [[Smithers]] tells Mr. Burns the termination of the prescription drug program forced him to lose his medication for his throat making it a goiter. Homer and Abe then are so upset about their loss until Mr. Burns comes and takes his Plywood Pelican to Canada with Johnny Canuck filling it with medication. The plane then loses control in a thunderstrom and Homer is mistaken for extra weight but instead of releasing Homer, Burns releases himself with two parachutes (one for him, two for his nephew) and Homer and Abe are left to steer clear in a storm. The plane however luckily lands in Springfield in which [[Chief Wiggum]] is sleeping in his car and is woken up by the plane crashing. Abe and Homer are then arrested for waking him up, but a group of Springfield citizens tells Wiggum not to arrest them as their smuggling has helped them and they are let free. Mr. Burns in the mean time rushes to his mansion and cures Smithers and then brings the employee prescription drug plan back into action. Homer is then excited to tell Marge about this however Homer gets a mysterious lump on his neck. |
| + | == Production == | ||
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{{season 16}} | {{season 16}} | ||
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[[Category:2005]] | [[Category:2005]] | ||
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[[Category:Travel episodes]] | [[Category:Travel episodes]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes written by Marc Wilmore]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Marc Wilmore]] | ||
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Episode Information
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"Midnight Rx" is the sixth episode of season 16 of The Simpsons and the three-hundred and forty-first episode overall. It originally aired on January 16, 2005. The episode was written by Marc Wilmore and directed by Nancy Kruse.
Synopsis[edit]
- "When Mr. Burns terminates the employee prescription drug program, the citizens of Springfield are no longer able to afford their very expensive but much-needed prescription drugs. In order to keep the town medicated, Homer, Grampa, Apu and Flanders travel to Canada to buy the drugs with fake Canadian health care cards. When they are caught smuggling the goods, all of Springfield rallies around them to fight for their freedom."
Plot[edit]
Mr. Burns holds a Springfield Nuclear Power Plant employee party at the Springfield Air & Space Museum and Homer takes his family there and when they go into the room for Burns's plane the Plywood Pelican Mr. Burns reveals that he has terminated the employee prescription drug program as said in the invitation there would be a nasty secret. Other businesses in Springfield follow and Dr. Hibbert retires. Homer then tries to get a new job however the person who is supposed to give him a new job is just playing online video games. Marge and Lisa then decide to go to a drug dealing company however the accountant is very incompetent and shows a Huey Lewis music video. In the mean time at the Springfield Retirement Castle the employees let the seniors go cold turkey and use alternate methods to give the seniors medication.
Grampa then comes to The Simpsons house and him and Homer decide to go to Canada to get drugs for their needs. Homer and Abe then go to Canada while getting fake drug access cards from Johnny Canuck. The two then go on a drug expedition with Jefferson Airplane's song the White Rabbit playing in the background. Homer then returns home to find his family is in the backyard dressed up in Hawaiian clothing congratulating Homer for bringing drugs. Homer then goes to the Kwik-E-Mart to find out Apu can't stand his children crying at night and Ned needs insulin for Rod. Homer then brings them to Canada and after a long drug expedition Ned gives Apu a cup of coffee which is so hot Ned gives Apu a wet towel to wear on his head and his screaming makes him appear to be expressing his faith. The guard then catches Homer and tells him to open the door and out comes a bunch of smuggled drugs.
Homer and his pals are then sent to jail for their whole life unless they promise never to come back to Canada again. In the mean time Smithers tells Mr. Burns the termination of the prescription drug program forced him to lose his medication for his throat making it a goiter. Homer and Abe then are so upset about their loss until Mr. Burns comes and takes his Plywood Pelican to Canada with Johnny Canuck filling it with medication. The plane then loses control in a thunderstrom and Homer is mistaken for extra weight but instead of releasing Homer, Burns releases himself with two parachutes (one for him, two for his nephew) and Homer and Abe are left to steer clear in a storm. The plane however luckily lands in Springfield in which Chief Wiggum is sleeping in his car and is woken up by the plane crashing. Abe and Homer are then arrested for waking him up, but a group of Springfield citizens tells Wiggum not to arrest them as their smuggling has helped them and they are let free. Mr. Burns in the mean time rushes to his mansion and cures Smithers and then brings the employee prescription drug plan back into action. Homer is then excited to tell Marge about this however Homer gets a mysterious lump on his neck.
Production[edit]
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