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|prodcode= YABF22 | |prodcode= YABF22 | ||
|airdate= October 13, [[2019]] | |airdate= October 13, [[2019]] | ||
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|couchgag= The [[Simpson family]] arrives on stage on a recreation of the 1985 {{w|Live Aid}} [[Queen]] concert, [[Homer]] is [[Freddie Mercury]], [[Lisa]] is {{w|John Deacon}}, [[Marge]] is [[Brian May]], [[Bart]] is {{w|Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor}} and [[Maggie]] is the camera woman. Homer shouts "Day-oh!", the public shouts back, and then does a split and his pants rips apart, to which he D'ohes, and the public D'ohes back. | |couchgag= The [[Simpson family]] arrives on stage on a recreation of the 1985 {{w|Live Aid}} [[Queen]] concert, [[Homer]] is [[Freddie Mercury]], [[Lisa]] is {{w|John Deacon}}, [[Marge]] is [[Brian May]], [[Bart]] is {{w|Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor}} and [[Maggie]] is the camera woman. Homer shouts "Day-oh!", the public shouts back, and then does a split and his pants rips apart, to which he D'ohes, and the public D'ohes back. | ||
| − | |guests=[[Joe Mantegna]] as {{ap|Fat Tony|second}}<br>[[Bob Odenkirk]] as [[ | + | |guests=[[Joe Mantegna]] as {{ap|Fat Tony|second}}<br>[[Bob Odenkirk]] as the [[mob lawyer]]<br>[[Jason Momoa]] as {{Ch|Jason Momoa|himself}} |
|showrunner= [[Al Jean]] | |showrunner= [[Al Jean]] | ||
|writer= [[Bill Odenkirk]] | |writer= [[Bill Odenkirk]] | ||
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| − | '''"The Fat Blue Line"''' is the | + | '''"The Fat Blue Line"''' is the third episode of [[season 31]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and sixty-fifth episode overall. It originally aired on October 13, [[2019]]. The episode was written by [[Bill Odenkirk]] and directed by [[Michael Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Joe Mantegna]] as {{ap|Fat Tony|second}}, [[Bob Odenkirk]] as the [[mob lawyer]] and [[Jason Momoa]] as {{Ch|Jason Momoa|himself}}. |
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Homer enters the room by mistake when police intervenes on the scene and is hit by a bullet in the butt, and Wiggum sucks it out. At the [[Springfield General Hospital]], Homer wakes up safe, while at the station Wiggum regains his confidence. At the end Fat Tony, Homer and Wiggum share a toast on the successful operation at {{ap|Giuseppe's|The Fat Blue Line}}. | Homer enters the room by mistake when police intervenes on the scene and is hit by a bullet in the butt, and Wiggum sucks it out. At the [[Springfield General Hospital]], Homer wakes up safe, while at the station Wiggum regains his confidence. At the end Fat Tony, Homer and Wiggum share a toast on the successful operation at {{ap|Giuseppe's|The Fat Blue Line}}. | ||
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| + | == Production == | ||
| + | The [[mob lawyer]]'s rate clock went through changes between the promotional picture being made and the episode. In the promotional picture, the clock has both the time and charge. However, in the episode, it only has the "charges" on, not the time. | ||
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| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:YABF22 Script.png | ||
| + | File:Fat Tony's lawyer.jpg|Mob lawyer | ||
| + | File:Jason Momoa Simpsons.jpg|Jason Momoa | ||
| + | File:Rate clock difference.png|The Rate Clock difference | ||
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== International airdates == | == International airdates == | ||
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*{{youtube|3VNFef_dLAo|Jason Momoa Tells A Story}} | *{{youtube|3VNFef_dLAo|Jason Momoa Tells A Story}} | ||
*{{youtube|V_R2hTSIfIk|The Simpsons Pay Homage To The Sopranos}} | *{{youtube|V_R2hTSIfIk|The Simpsons Pay Homage To The Sopranos}} | ||
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Episode Information
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"The Fat Blue Line" is the third episode of season 31 of The Simpsons and the six-hundred and sixty-fifth episode overall. It originally aired on October 13, 2019. The episode was written by Bill Odenkirk and directed by Michael Polcino. It guest stars Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony, Bob Odenkirk as the mob lawyer and Jason Momoa as himself.
Contents
Synopsis
- "During the San Castellanta street festival, much of the town realizes their wallets have been pickpocketed. After the state investigator puts the wrong man in jail, Chief Wiggum sets out to clear his name, catch the real criminal and show he's still up for police work."
Plot
The Simpson family goes to the San Castellaneta Festival, dedicated to the Italian culture, while Fat Tony meets with his uncle. Major Quimby introduces Jason Momoa who tells the story of Ignatius Castellaneta.
At the gathering of money for Jesus, the people at the festival were robbed. At the Police Station, Lenora Carter takes the case in hand, diminishing Chief Wiggum's job. As bait for the robber, Homer is taken, due to this big butt being the biggest in town, setting a wallet with a tracking device in his pocket.
After Homer is pickpocketed in the underground, the police follows the device to a storage full of wallets, when a door opens and Fat Tony and his uncle get framed being the culprit, while Wiggum is depressed cause of being put aside in the case.
At the Springfield Penitentiary, after Sideshow Bob escapes from it and gets hit by a rakes truck, Fat Tony prays to God to help him out of it, while Wiggum on the other side prays to him to help him in his own situation, and Homer prays him to bring back plastic straws.
Louie brings in his lawyer, but upon hearing he's innocent he leaves, while Wiggum watches an interview with Tony saying he'll never commit the pickpocket crime, so he goes to his jail and says to Tony he'll get him out if he convinces him he's innocent.
Tony shows him what he does every day at the time of the crime, singing in his room alone. Tony agrees to put on a wire and goes to Luigi's to find out who framed him, and Frankie the Squealer reveals to him it was Johnny Tightlips who betrayed him and become the Springfield Mafia boss.
Homer enters the room by mistake when police intervenes on the scene and is hit by a bullet in the butt, and Wiggum sucks it out. At the Springfield General Hospital, Homer wakes up safe, while at the station Wiggum regains his confidence. At the end Fat Tony, Homer and Wiggum share a toast on the successful operation at Giuseppe's.
Production
The mob lawyer's rate clock went through changes between the promotional picture being made and the episode. In the promotional picture, the clock has both the time and charge. However, in the episode, it only has the "charges" on, not the time.
Mob lawyer
Jason Momoa
The Rate Clock difference
International airdates
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Gallery
References
Promo videos
Preview: Animation Domination Has Sunday's Buzzing at YouTube- Jason Momoa Tells A Story at YouTube
- The Simpsons Pay Homage To The Sopranos at YouTube
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Wikisimpsons has a collection of images related to "The Fat Blue Line". |
