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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
Looking for a cupcake website, [[Marge]] mistakenly ends up an online dating site for married people to arrange affairs. There she encounters Ben, who tries to seduce her based on their mutual love of TV series ''Upton Rectory'', mostly over the phone.<ref name="ew"/> | Looking for a cupcake website, [[Marge]] mistakenly ends up an online dating site for married people to arrange affairs. There she encounters Ben, who tries to seduce her based on their mutual love of TV series ''Upton Rectory'', mostly over the phone.<ref name="ew"/> | ||
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| + | == Plot == | ||
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| + | === Act I === | ||
| + | :''Nearly Nine Years Ago'' | ||
| + | It's [[Homer]] and [[Marge]]'s first wedding anniversary and the two are taking a stroll through the [[Springfield Glenne]] shopping mall. "Lets just enjoy our happiness Homie," Marge says, "Accidental motherhood is the greatest thing that can ever happen to a woman and I think [[Bart]] has finally out-grown his misbehavior." The couple look down at the stroller they're pushing along, only to see it empty. Across the courtyard, in the window of a clothing store, Bart lies in the arms of a mannequin sucking on its breast. Homer lets out a yelp and quickly rushes inside and yanks Bart off the mannequin, as various Springfieldians look on. Embarrassed, Homer places Bart back in the stroller, before [[Ned Flanders]] offers to look after him. Homer hands Bart over and him and Marge head off to enjoy their anniversary; they have a massage, make out in the changing room of a store, and take a ride on the [[L'il Lisa]] train around the mall. "Oh Homie, what a wonderful anniversary," Marge whispers, as she relaxes in her husband's arms. "Yep," Homer replies, "We've got something money can't buy: love on a train. And I promise each anniversary will be better and better." | ||
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| + | :''The Present'' | ||
== Production == | == Production == | ||
[[File:Dangers on a Train couch gag Canada.jpg|250px|thumb|Storyboard for the Candian couch gag]] | [[File:Dangers on a Train couch gag Canada.jpg|250px|thumb|Storyboard for the Candian couch gag]] | ||
"Dangers on a Train" was originally set to be the season premier of [[season 25]].<ref name="funton"/> However, it was swapped with "[[The Man Who Came To Be Dinner]]" for unknown reasons. In [[Canada]] will the couch gag by [[Ray Savaya]] with [[John A. Macdonald]] after winning a contest at [[Global]] showing.<ref>http://globalnews.ca/news/568067/canadian-couch-gag-a-dream-come-true-for-simpsons-fan/</ref> | "Dangers on a Train" was originally set to be the season premier of [[season 25]].<ref name="funton"/> However, it was swapped with "[[The Man Who Came To Be Dinner]]" for unknown reasons. In [[Canada]] will the couch gag by [[Ray Savaya]] with [[John A. Macdonald]] after winning a contest at [[Global]] showing.<ref>http://globalnews.ca/news/568067/canadian-couch-gag-a-dream-come-true-for-simpsons-fan/</ref> | ||
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| + | [[Family Guy]] creator [[Seth MacFarlane]] guest-starred<ref name="ew"/> as [[Ben]], with [[Lisa Lampanelli]] as his wife. MacFarlane also sings the song "{{w|The Way You Look Tonight}}". | ||
[[Jackie Mason]] was to sing one line in the episode but his line was cut from the final episode.<ref>[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2012/11/15/a-short-world-series-means-we-need-to-scramble/#comment-1125 Simpsons Music 500 - "A Short World Series Means We Need To Scramble" comment]</ref> | [[Jackie Mason]] was to sing one line in the episode but his line was cut from the final episode.<ref>[http://simpsonsmusic500.wordpress.com/2012/11/15/a-short-world-series-means-we-need-to-scramble/#comment-1125 Simpsons Music 500 - "A Short World Series Means We Need To Scramble" comment]</ref> | ||
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File:Dangers on a Train promo 1.jpg | File:Dangers on a Train promo 1.jpg | ||
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"Dangers on a Train" is the 22th episode of season 24.
Synopsis
Looking for a cupcake website, Marge mistakenly ends up an online dating site for married people to arrange affairs. There she encounters Ben, who tries to seduce her based on their mutual love of TV series Upton Rectory, mostly over the phone.[1]
Plot
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Act I
- Nearly Nine Years Ago
It's Homer and Marge's first wedding anniversary and the two are taking a stroll through the Springfield Glenne shopping mall. "Lets just enjoy our happiness Homie," Marge says, "Accidental motherhood is the greatest thing that can ever happen to a woman and I think Bart has finally out-grown his misbehavior." The couple look down at the stroller they're pushing along, only to see it empty. Across the courtyard, in the window of a clothing store, Bart lies in the arms of a mannequin sucking on its breast. Homer lets out a yelp and quickly rushes inside and yanks Bart off the mannequin, as various Springfieldians look on. Embarrassed, Homer places Bart back in the stroller, before Ned Flanders offers to look after him. Homer hands Bart over and him and Marge head off to enjoy their anniversary; they have a massage, make out in the changing room of a store, and take a ride on the L'il Lisa train around the mall. "Oh Homie, what a wonderful anniversary," Marge whispers, as she relaxes in her husband's arms. "Yep," Homer replies, "We've got something money can't buy: love on a train. And I promise each anniversary will be better and better."
- The Present
Production
"Dangers on a Train" was originally set to be the season premier of season 25.[2] However, it was swapped with "The Man Who Came To Be Dinner" for unknown reasons. In Canada will the couch gag by Ray Savaya with John A. Macdonald after winning a contest at Global showing.[3]
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane guest-starred[1] as Ben, with Lisa Lampanelli as his wife. MacFarlane also sings the song "The Way You Look Tonight".
Jackie Mason was to sing one line in the episode but his line was cut from the final episode.[4]
Gallery
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Cite error: Invalid
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<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedfunton - ↑ http://globalnews.ca/news/568067/canadian-couch-gag-a-dream-come-true-for-simpsons-fan/
- ↑ Simpsons Music 500 - "A Short World Series Means We Need To Scramble" comment
