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In the future, a now 23 year old Lisa becomes annoyed by Hugh and at first, the two quarrel over a book in the library, but the pair eventually fall madly in love. The two discover they have a lot in common and Hugh invites Lisa to come back to his home in England so she can meet his parents. Hugh asks Lisa to marry him and she immediately accepts. Lisa and Hugh travel to [[Springfield]] where Lisa is worried that her family will embarrass her and things get off to a bad start when Bart and Homer accidentally set the British Union Jack flag on fire. At dinner, Lisa plans on going for a wedding dress fitting and Homer decides to take Hugh out on the town to [[Moe's Tavern]]. While there, Homer presents Hugh with a tacky pair of cuff links (a bride and groom pig) that all Simpsons men have worn on their wedding day, asking him to continue the tradition; Hugh reluctantly agrees to wear them during the wedding. Later that night, Lisa apologizes profusely for the behaviour of her family and although Hugh says it was nothing, he stays up thinking. On the day of the wedding, Homer talks with Lisa and she discovers that Hugh did not wear Homer's cuff links. She finds Hugh and asks him to wear them. He agrees, but lets slip that after the wedding he plans for them to return to England and never see her family again. Lisa is outraged and calls off the wedding. | In the future, a now 23 year old Lisa becomes annoyed by Hugh and at first, the two quarrel over a book in the library, but the pair eventually fall madly in love. The two discover they have a lot in common and Hugh invites Lisa to come back to his home in England so she can meet his parents. Hugh asks Lisa to marry him and she immediately accepts. Lisa and Hugh travel to [[Springfield]] where Lisa is worried that her family will embarrass her and things get off to a bad start when Bart and Homer accidentally set the British Union Jack flag on fire. At dinner, Lisa plans on going for a wedding dress fitting and Homer decides to take Hugh out on the town to [[Moe's Tavern]]. While there, Homer presents Hugh with a tacky pair of cuff links (a bride and groom pig) that all Simpsons men have worn on their wedding day, asking him to continue the tradition; Hugh reluctantly agrees to wear them during the wedding. Later that night, Lisa apologizes profusely for the behaviour of her family and although Hugh says it was nothing, he stays up thinking. On the day of the wedding, Homer talks with Lisa and she discovers that Hugh did not wear Homer's cuff links. She finds Hugh and asks him to wear them. He agrees, but lets slip that after the wedding he plans for them to return to England and never see her family again. Lisa is outraged and calls off the wedding. | ||
| − | Back in the present once more, the fortune teller says that Hugh went back to England and never saw Lisa again and that there was nothing Lisa could do to prevent it - although she should "try to look surprised". Lisa questions the fortune teller about her "true love" and the fortune teller reveals that although Lisa will have a true love, she "specializes in foretelling relationships where you get jerked around." Lisa leaves the booth and finds her father, who brags about his day at the fair and Lisa listens raptly as the two walk off. | + | Back in the present once more, the fortune teller says that Hugh went back to England and never saw Lisa again and that there was nothing Lisa could do to prevent it - although she should "try to look surprised". Lisa questions the fortune teller about her "true love" and the fortune teller reveals that although Lisa will have a true love, she "specializes in foretelling relationships where you get jerked around." Lisa leaves the booth and finds her father, who brags about his day at the fair and Lisa listens raptly as the two walk off, undoubtedly grateful to Homer after she saw what his future self had done for her. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
[[Mandy Patinkin]] as Hugh is considered one of the best ''Simpsons'' guest spots by [[Chris Turner]] in his book [[Planet Simpson]], who says that many of the best ''Simpsons'' guest stars have been lesser known celebrities. | [[Mandy Patinkin]] as Hugh is considered one of the best ''Simpsons'' guest spots by [[Chris Turner]] in his book [[Planet Simpson]], who says that many of the best ''Simpsons'' guest stars have been lesser known celebrities. | ||
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| + | == Quotes == | ||
| + | :''Lisa and Hugh get a ride in a taxi from the Otto Cab Company, driven by Joseph Quimby, who corruption has finally caught up to him as he has been kicked out of office'' | ||
| + | :'''Lisa''': Hey! You are Mayor Quimby! | ||
| + | :'''Quimby''': No! Look at my commercial license. My name is Mohammed Jafar! | ||
| + | :''Quimby's transistor goes off and he answers it. Otto Mann, now with short hair and wearing a business suit, is on other end'' | ||
| + | :'''Otto Mann''': Quimby, following this fare get your indicted rear end over to the Industrial Expo! | ||
| + | :'''Quimby'''{bitterly}: I cut the ribbon at that exposition. | ||
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Revision as of 14:22, October 12, 2009
Hugh St. John Alastair Parkfield (voiced by Mandy Patinkin) is a British college student who becomes engaged to Lisa in the episode "Lisa's Wedding", which is set 15 years in the future. The story is told by a fortune teller that Lisa visits at the beginning of the episode.
In the future, a now 23 year old Lisa becomes annoyed by Hugh and at first, the two quarrel over a book in the library, but the pair eventually fall madly in love. The two discover they have a lot in common and Hugh invites Lisa to come back to his home in England so she can meet his parents. Hugh asks Lisa to marry him and she immediately accepts. Lisa and Hugh travel to Springfield where Lisa is worried that her family will embarrass her and things get off to a bad start when Bart and Homer accidentally set the British Union Jack flag on fire. At dinner, Lisa plans on going for a wedding dress fitting and Homer decides to take Hugh out on the town to Moe's Tavern. While there, Homer presents Hugh with a tacky pair of cuff links (a bride and groom pig) that all Simpsons men have worn on their wedding day, asking him to continue the tradition; Hugh reluctantly agrees to wear them during the wedding. Later that night, Lisa apologizes profusely for the behaviour of her family and although Hugh says it was nothing, he stays up thinking. On the day of the wedding, Homer talks with Lisa and she discovers that Hugh did not wear Homer's cuff links. She finds Hugh and asks him to wear them. He agrees, but lets slip that after the wedding he plans for them to return to England and never see her family again. Lisa is outraged and calls off the wedding.
Back in the present once more, the fortune teller says that Hugh went back to England and never saw Lisa again and that there was nothing Lisa could do to prevent it - although she should "try to look surprised". Lisa questions the fortune teller about her "true love" and the fortune teller reveals that although Lisa will have a true love, she "specializes in foretelling relationships where you get jerked around." Lisa leaves the booth and finds her father, who brags about his day at the fair and Lisa listens raptly as the two walk off, undoubtedly grateful to Homer after she saw what his future self had done for her.
Trivia
Mandy Patinkin as Hugh is considered one of the best Simpsons guest spots by Chris Turner in his book Planet Simpson, who says that many of the best Simpsons guest stars have been lesser known celebrities.
Quotes
- Lisa and Hugh get a ride in a taxi from the Otto Cab Company, driven by Joseph Quimby, who corruption has finally caught up to him as he has been kicked out of office
- Lisa: Hey! You are Mayor Quimby!
- Quimby: No! Look at my commercial license. My name is Mohammed Jafar!
- Quimby's transistor goes off and he answers it. Otto Mann, now with short hair and wearing a business suit, is on other end
- Otto Mann: Quimby, following this fare get your indicted rear end over to the Industrial Expo!
- Quimby{bitterly}: I cut the ribbon at that exposition.
