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'''Ironic Punishments Division''' is a division of '''Hell Labs''' that appears in "[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]". [[Homer]], who sold his soul to [[Flanders the Devil|the Devil]] for a doughnut, is tortured by a demon who proclaims "So, you like doughnuts, eh? Well, have all the doughnuts in the world!" With that, a machine starts cramming doughnuts in Homer's mouth. He eagerly devours them. Later, the machine is running out of donuts and Homer still hasn't had enough. "I don't understand it" the demon says "[[Wikipedia:James Coco|James Coco]] went mad in fifteen minutes." | '''Ironic Punishments Division''' is a division of '''Hell Labs''' that appears in "[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]". [[Homer]], who sold his soul to [[Flanders the Devil|the Devil]] for a doughnut, is tortured by a demon who proclaims "So, you like doughnuts, eh? Well, have all the doughnuts in the world!" With that, a machine starts cramming doughnuts in Homer's mouth. He eagerly devours them. Later, the machine is running out of donuts and Homer still hasn't had enough. "I don't understand it" the demon says "[[Wikipedia:James Coco|James Coco]] went mad in fifteen minutes." | ||
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Ironic Punishments Division is a division of Hell Labs that appears in "Treehouse of Horror IV". Homer, who sold his soul to the Devil for a doughnut, is tortured by a demon who proclaims "So, you like doughnuts, eh? Well, have all the doughnuts in the world!" With that, a machine starts cramming doughnuts in Homer's mouth. He eagerly devours them. Later, the machine is running out of donuts and Homer still hasn't had enough. "I don't understand it" the demon says "James Coco went mad in fifteen minutes."
Appearances
Trivia
- In 2004, McFarlane Toys a playset modelled after this scene.[1]
- The scene is based on the 1937 Warner Bros cartoon Pigs is Pigs in which Porky Pig is force fed Apples.
References
- ↑ The Simpsons Ironic Punishment Box Set. The Simpsons Shop. Retrieved on 2007-11-09.
