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"Dancin' Homer"
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Episode Information
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- ""S-P-R-I-N-G-F-E-E-L-D!""
- ―Crowd at the Springfield War Memorial Stadium[[cheering Homer|[src]]]
"Dancin' Homer" is the fifth episode of The Simpsons' second season.
The family attends a Springfield Isotopes baseball game, which a boozy Homer livens up. He becomes an offical mascot for the team, boosting attendance and the team's play. But when Homer attempts to crack the big time (the big city ballpark of Capitol City) he strikes out. Yet he finds to his surprise that the experience has benefited him after all, his friends now consider him interesting.
Plot
One night at Moe's Tavern, Homer tells the story of how he got (and then lost) his big break...it is Nuclear Plant Employee, Spouses and No More than Three Children Night at the Springfield Isotopes baseball game at Springfield Stadium. At the game, Mr. Burns sits with Homer, taunting the Isotopes, which are expected to lose their 27th consecutive game, reportedly the longest losing streak in professional baseball. But when Homer fires up the crowd to the tune of "Baby Elephant Walk", the Isotopes win a game.
Because of this, Homer is made the Springfield Isotopes mascot, "Dancin' Homer". Thanks to his spirit, the Isotopes win more games until Homer is promoted by The Rich Texan to the team in Capital City.
The Simpsons pack up their things, say goodbye to their friends and move to the big city. Homer is nervous about performing for a larger crowd and sharing the stage with the legendary Capital City Goofball. When it is finally his time to perform, he uses he same antics that had wowed the crowds in Springfield. His first performance is a disaster, boring the crowd, causing them only to applaud once he is led off the field and promptly fired.
Homer sadly finishes regaling his story, only to find that the barflies are still pretty impressed.
