The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular/Gags

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Gags

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	Season 7 Episode Gags
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Chalkboard gag

I will only do this once a year

Notes

• By "this", it means a clip show.

Couch gag

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Couch Gag Information Duration: 1:00

A number of couch gags from different episodes.

Gallery

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  A Streetcar Named Marge: The family sits; the couch morphs into a monster, swallowing the family.

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  Lisa the Beauty Queen: Maggie is already seated; the rest of the family runs past the couch and out of frame, into empty white space beyond the edge of the film, before frantically running back into frame.

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  Marge vs. the Monorail: The family sits; within seconds, the room fills with other regulars from the cast, totally blocking the family and obscuring their view.

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  Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk: The family cannot sit, as the couch is already occupied by Santa's Little Helper, who growls menacingly; the family backs away cautiously.

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  Homer Goes to College: The family sits; the couch and family are crushed by the cutout foot from the opening of Monty Python's Flying Circus.

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  A Star is Burns: The family sits; their sizes are reversed, with Maggie the largest and Homer the tiniest. (Except Bart who has not changes.)

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  Homer the Great: The living room is at the center of an M.C. Escher's Relativity style environment with multiple staircases and conflicting perspectives; the family enters from various directions (and dimensions) and sits.

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  Homer Badman: In a loose parody of the film, Time Bandits, the family runs in and chase after the couch as the back of the room recedes endlessly away from them.

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  Lisa's Rival: The floor is water, the family swims into the room (Bart wearing a scuba mask) and climbs up onto the couch (Homer pokes his right ear to dry it).

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  Bart's Comet: The scene is black and white, and the couch, TV, and other living room furniture have an 1930s appearance; the family runs in, wearing Mickey Mouse style white gloves and big smiles, dancing.

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  Lisa's First Word: The Simpsons get up off the couch and form a line with some dancers. The wall behind the couch moves away. This reveals a lot of other circus acts such as elephants, jugglers, magicians, trapeze artists and Santa's Little Helper walking on two legs.

Appearances

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  Eddie

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  Herman

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  Lou

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  Santa's Little Helper

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  Bart Simpson

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  Homer Simpson

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  Lisa Simpson

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  Maggie Simpson

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  Marge Simpson

Notes

• Couch gags that were reused were from A Streetcar Named Marge, Lisa the Beauty Queen, Marge vs. the Monorail, Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk, Homer Goes to College, A Star is Burns, Homer the Great, Homer Badman, Lisa's Rival, Bart's Comet and Lisa's First Word.
• There were no couch gags from seasons one, two and seven shown.
• There was one couch gag originally from season three.
• There were five couch gags originally from season four.
• There was one couch gag originally from season five.
• There were five couch gags originally from season six.