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| − | As the Simpsons rush to the couch, the lights go off. Marge leaves to fix the fuse and when the lights go up, the characters are drawn ''{{W|The Triplets of Belleville|Triplets of Belleville}}''-style and everything has a French aesthetic to it. Bart plays with a do-it-yourself foie gras kit, Lisa plays an accordion, Marge cries out, | + | As the Simpsons rush to the couch, the lights go off. Marge leaves to fix the fuse, and when the lights go up, the characters are drawn ''{{W|The Triplets of Belleville|Triplets of Belleville}}''-style and everything has a French aesthetic to it. Bart plays with a do-it-yourself foie gras kit, Lisa plays an accordion, Marge cries out, "Maggie? Où est Maggie?" and Homer gets up and eats a snail off the TV, oblivious that Maggie is stuck between his butt cheeks. |
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Latest revision as of 08:05, February 14, 2024
Chomet couch gag
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Couch Gag Information
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The Chomet couch gag is a couch gag directed by Sylvain Chomet.
Plot[edit]
As the Simpsons rush to the couch, the lights go off. Marge leaves to fix the fuse, and when the lights go up, the characters are drawn Triplets of Belleville-style and everything has a French aesthetic to it. Bart plays with a do-it-yourself foie gras kit, Lisa plays an accordion, Marge cries out, "Maggie? Où est Maggie?" and Homer gets up and eats a snail off the TV, oblivious that Maggie is stuck between his butt cheeks.
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