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'''Homer's Monolouge on The Tonight Show''' is a short in which [[Homer]] is guest host on ''{{w|The Tonight Show}}''. The short was broadcast on ''The Tonight Show'' July 24, 2007.
 
'''Homer's Monolouge on The Tonight Show''' is a short in which [[Homer]] is guest host on ''{{w|The Tonight Show}}''. The short was broadcast on ''The Tonight Show'' July 24, 2007.
  
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The announcer welcomes the guest host, [[Homer Simpson]] and he greets the audience and viewers. Homer reveals that he is nervous and begins to joke. He says the NBC stands for "Never Been Crappier" and says that GE is doing more bad things and according [[Lisa]] they poisoning the air more than Rosie O'Donnell. Homer begins to sweat when the audience do not applaud or laugh at the jokes. Homer's arm becomes numb and Jay comes to see what is happening. {{ch|Jay Leno}} asks him to leave the studio and not come back. Before Homer goes he tells Jay that his fruit basket had only fruit and no cookies as he wanted it. The guards throw him out. Jay is also starting to sweat and is welcomed by the announcer.
 
The announcer welcomes the guest host, [[Homer Simpson]] and he greets the audience and viewers. Homer reveals that he is nervous and begins to joke. He says the NBC stands for "Never Been Crappier" and says that GE is doing more bad things and according [[Lisa]] they poisoning the air more than Rosie O'Donnell. Homer begins to sweat when the audience do not applaud or laugh at the jokes. Homer's arm becomes numb and Jay comes to see what is happening. {{ch|Jay Leno}} asks him to leave the studio and not come back. Before Homer goes he tells Jay that his fruit basket had only fruit and no cookies as he wanted it. The guards throw him out. Jay is also starting to sweat and is welcomed by the announcer.
  
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== Trivia ==
 
The short is published on the DVD of ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
 
The short is published on the DVD of ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
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Homer's Monologue on The Tonight Show
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Special Information
Original Airdate: July 24, 2007
Show: The Tonight Show
Channel: NBC


Homer's Monolouge on The Tonight Show is a short in which Homer is guest host on The Tonight Show. The short was broadcast on The Tonight Show July 24, 2007.

Plot

The announcer welcomes the guest host, Homer Simpson and he greets the audience and viewers. Homer reveals that he is nervous and begins to joke. He says the NBC stands for "Never Been Crappier" and says that GE is doing more bad things and according Lisa they poisoning the air more than Rosie O'Donnell. Homer begins to sweat when the audience do not applaud or laugh at the jokes. Homer's arm becomes numb and Jay comes to see what is happening. Jay Leno asks him to leave the studio and not come back. Before Homer goes he tells Jay that his fruit basket had only fruit and no cookies as he wanted it. The guards throw him out. Jay is also starting to sweat and is welcomed by the announcer.

Trivia

The short is published on the DVD of The Simpsons Movie.