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| − | |couchGag=The family runs to the couch, but Bart and Lisa are now the adults, while Homer and Marge are the children. | + | |couchGag=The family runs to the couch, but Bart and Lisa are now the adults, while Homer and Marge are the children. Maggie is the same size she always is. Homer carries her to the couch, and reaches for the remote when he sits. Lisa slaps his wrist, and takes the remote. |
| − | |specialGuestVoices=[[Britney Spears]] | + | |specialGuestVoices=[[wikipedia:Britney_Spears|Britney Spears]] as herself |
| − | |Written By= | + | |Written By=[[John Swartzwelder]] |
| − | |Directed By= | + | |Directed By=[[Michael Polcino]] |
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| − | + | "'''The Mansion Family'''" is the twelfth episode of the [[List of The Simpsons episodes#Season 11|eleventh season]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. | |
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| + | It all starts at the Springfield Pride Awards (hosted by [[wikipedia:Britney_Spears|Britney Spears]] and [[Kent Brockman]]), where an award is announced for Springfield's oldest man. [[Mr. Burns]] is surprised to find this is not him, but the man who collects the reward dies from a heart attack on stage (after Britney kisses him). The title then passes to Burns. | ||
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| + | The dubious honor prompts Burns to get a checkup at the [[Mayo Clinic]]. He chooses [[Homer]] to housesit [[Burns Manor|the mansion]], figuring the employee is "due for a good performance." Homer lives like a king, but doesn't like to be told that this situation is temporary. Homer turns Burns' yacht (the "[[Gone Fission]]") into Party Central, taking his pals on a voyage into international waters, "the land that law forgot." | ||
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| + | Meanwhile, doctors find Burns has "everything" - every single disease known to medicine, including several unique to him - but since he has ''everything'' all the diseases cancel each other out (The doctor tells him it is like a dozen people trying to go through a door all at once). Mr. Burns concludes that he is indestructible. | ||
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| + | Homer's party boat is boarded by Chinese pirates who take the ship, rob the crew and toss them overboard. They make it back to the mansion, returning it's ownership to Burns. Back at home, Homer bemoans his lack of wealth: During the credits he wails about how 'all those people' are much richer than him (although he feels the voice actors "aren't as rich as they should be"). | ||
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Revision as of 09:47, December 26, 2009
"The Mansion Family"
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Episode Information
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"The Mansion Family" is the twelfth episode of the eleventh season of The Simpsons.
Plot
It all starts at the Springfield Pride Awards (hosted by Britney Spears and Kent Brockman), where an award is announced for Springfield's oldest man. Mr. Burns is surprised to find this is not him, but the man who collects the reward dies from a heart attack on stage (after Britney kisses him). The title then passes to Burns.
The dubious honor prompts Burns to get a checkup at the Mayo Clinic. He chooses Homer to housesit the mansion, figuring the employee is "due for a good performance." Homer lives like a king, but doesn't like to be told that this situation is temporary. Homer turns Burns' yacht (the "Gone Fission") into Party Central, taking his pals on a voyage into international waters, "the land that law forgot."
Meanwhile, doctors find Burns has "everything" - every single disease known to medicine, including several unique to him - but since he has everything all the diseases cancel each other out (The doctor tells him it is like a dozen people trying to go through a door all at once). Mr. Burns concludes that he is indestructible.
Homer's party boat is boarded by Chinese pirates who take the ship, rob the crew and toss them overboard. They make it back to the mansion, returning it's ownership to Burns. Back at home, Homer bemoans his lack of wealth: During the credits he wails about how 'all those people' are much richer than him (although he feels the voice actors "aren't as rich as they should be").
