“Donny!” – Marge Simpson
“What?” – Donny
“Did you see a man being chased by some young hooligans?” – Marge Simpson
“I see lots of stuff.” – Donny
“Did you see that?” – Lisa Simpson
“Yes.” – Donny
Posts Tagged ‘In Marge We Trust
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“Please, please, one at a time, one at a time! Now, who has the most urgent problem?” – Marge Simpson
“I have a recurring dream in which I’m falling!” – Sideshow Mel
“Come right this way, Mel.” – Marge Simpson
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“Finally, I just stopped caring. Luckily, by then it was the 80s and no one noticed.” – Rev. Lovejoy
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“Then the calls began.” – Reverend Lovejoy
“I think I may be coveting my own wife. . . . I’m meek, but I could probably stand to be meeker. . . . I think I swallowed a toothpick!” – Ned Flanders
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“Reverend, I’m afraid something terrible has happened.” – 70s Flanders
“Well, sit down and rap with me, brother! That’s what I’m here for.” – 70s Lovejoy
“I was talked into doing a dance called ‘The Bump’. But my hip slipped and my buttocks came into contact with the buttocks of another young man.” – 70s Flanders
“I see.” – 70s Lovejoy
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“What’s he saying?” – Lisa Simpson
“He identifies himself as a magnet for foodstuffs. He boasts that he will banish dirt to the land of wind and ghosts.” – Akira
Happy 20th Anniversary to “In Marge We Trust”! Original airdate 27 April 1997.
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“The dump?” – Marge Simpson
“Yeah, we’re gonna get rid of the Christmas tree. Starting to turn brown. Wanna come with?” – Homer Simpson
“No, no, I don’t feel like going to a trash pile today.” – Marge Simpson
“It’s your life. We’ll bring you back something nice.” – Homer Simpson
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“I’m in some hot soup here, Marge. Some teenagers are hanging out in front of the store. I think they could start slacking at any moment.” – Ned Flanders
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“I’d like the phone book for Hokkaido Japan, please.” – Homer Simpson
“OK, here you go, the phone book for Hokkaido Japan.” – Librarian
“Thank you. May I please use your phone?” – Homer Simpson
“Is it a local call?” – Librarian
“….Yes.” – Homer Simpson
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“Seymour, I’m getting tired. Tell them we’re going next.” – Agnes Skinner
“Well, I’m not principal of the line, mother.” – Principal Skinner
“And you never will be.” – Agnes Skinner
“Well, it was a good ride while it lasted. Come on, kids, let’s go home.” – Homer Simpson
“We are home.” – Bart Simpson
“That was fast.” – Homer Simpson
It’s a holiday weekend and I’m very pressed for time as I am going away from the internet for a few days, so this is a very short Reading Digest, but we do have an alternate reality Simpsons, some fan art, plenty of Season 2 recaps, some great usage, and moar Lego stuff.
Enjoy.
NOTE: I am aware via e-mail and such that the comments section has gone to hell lately. I will fix it when I get back. I’ve only ever had to ban one person on this blog, if you are the person(s) who are making this less fun for everyone else, stop being a jerkass and I won’t have to up that number.
An amended Simpsons timeline – Our old friend Stefan Grasso has constructed an elaborate alternate timeline where the Simpson kids actually grow up:
Lisa, meanwhile, develops a romantic relationship with an intelligent boy named Langdon Alger, and continues pursuing her dreams of being a great jazz musician, and graduates from high school in the year 2000.
Lots more at the link.
The Middle of the Road – Anaesthetics for the Heart Kids – Even sophisticated doctors use the Simpsons:
“It was like that when I got here”
You might remember a bunch of life lessons from The Simpsons. Babies can be relied upon to deliver justice to old tycoons. The coroner is tiresome after a while. Don’t eat the insanity peppers.
Well that eight word phrase comes from Homer to Bart, purpose built for shifting the blame. But it turns out to be a pretty good phrase to remember for the “standard” heart kid needing your help.
I will take your word for the rest.
LEGO Dimensions Unleashes New Screenshots Of The Simpsons And Midway Arcade Gameplay – Mmm, franchises.
Welcome: The Simpsons Files!!! – Simpsons blog gets renovated, promises to get back to the important things in life: watching old TV and blogging about it.
Tales from an Empty Bar – Excellent usage:
“She’s outside. She has to cover the patio, the lounge and the bar on Saturday afternoons.”
“But I’m thirsty now.”
“So you do remember the episode.”
“What?”
“The Simpson’s episode, you do remember it.”
“No, I don’t watch the Simpson’s”
“That’s weird, ‘cuz In the episode, the gun store owner told Homer that he had to wait five days to buy a gun. Homer replied ‘But I’m mad now’ and then they did this little sequence with Tom Petty playing in the background.”
Can you count… SUCKAS?! – Scroll about halfway down for a heavily marked up Simpsons poster in a Beijing bar.
S02 E11 – One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish – Haven’t had time to read these, but I do adore Season 2.
S02 E12 – The Way We Was – I’ve always wanted to moon for rebuttal.
S02 E13 – Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment – Something about covet?
S02 E14 – Principal Charming – Possible Homersexual.
S02 E15 – Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? – Your holiness.
The EGOTist On: My First Stage Win – This is fantastic:
I was 3 years old and the Simpsons were doing a big promotional event at a bookstore just outside the city. My grandmother packed my older cousin and I into the car and drove us out there.
The place was swarmed. I remember super tall people everywhere (because who isn’t tall to a 3 year-old). The man onstage announced a contest. It echoed out over the loudspeakers. Whoever gave the best Maggie impersonation would win a prize.
[…]
Each person gave their best pacifier-sucking impersonation. And then they finally got to me.
“What’s your name?”
“Brittany,” I said directly into the microphone.
“How old are you?”
“Three.”
I grabbed hold of the mic and gave it my best shot.
The crowd went wild!
The emcee went down the line again, holding a hand over each of our heads to measure the audience’s reaction. When he got back to me, they went bonkers. The winner was obvious.
I don’t know if I won because I was an adorable and precocious toddler or if it’s because I was actually the best. I like to think it was the latter but it doesn’t really matter because I was the one who left that stage with the adult large Simpson’s t-shirt that fit me like a ballgown.
Excellent.
TV Review: Classic Simpsons— “Lisa The Skeptic” – This one was always disappointing because it should’ve been great, it had all the pieces, but ended up less than the sum of its parts:
And double-especially, when, in rewatching this episode, I realized that I liked it less than I remembered.
Smartline – Aww.
Master of Horror – This is a feeling shared by many:
It took Groundskeeper Willie to make me truly appreciate Wes Craven. The Simpsons‘ 1995 Treehouse of Horror segment Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace stripped back the Freddy Krueger mythos to its fundamentals – a man burned alive and swearing vengeance on the residents of a sunny suburban town, haunting the dreams of their innocent children.
“Groundskeeper Lemmy” – Fantastic chalk Willy/Lemmy mashup. Bravo.
“Six Pack” – Barney has painted himself into a corner, literally and spiritually.
WIP Wednesday: Simpsons Couch #1 – The early stages of a very elaborate cross stitch of the family on the couch. Can’t wait to see the completed product.
New trending GIF tagged the simpsons simpsons smoking… – Homer’s got money to burn, or at least singe, anyway.
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“All done, I swept the aisles and put all the collection plates in the dishwasher. Oh, and you wouldn’t believe how many dead pigeons there were in the organ.” – Marge Simpson
“Marge, you are a real time saver. Do you know, thanks to you I’ve rediscovered a form of shame that’s gone unused for seven hundred years?” – Reverend Lovejoy
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“Volunteering is for suckers. Do you know that so called ‘volunteers’ don’t even get paid?” – Homer Simpson
In the Spring of 2010, right after Season 21 finished up, I put out a call for guest posts. We got a couple of submissions, including the excellent “A. Gorilla”, but there wasn’t much. This spring, after Season 22, I made the same request, and the response has been terrific in both quality and quantity. So far we’ve had:
- A Simpsons Confession
- A Lisa-centric Marathon
- Ten Scary Simpsons Moments
- Growing Up with The Simpsons
These have been fantastic, up and down the line. Most of all, I love the different emphases and perspectives that have come across. These aren’t just things that Dave, Mad Jon, or I can’t say, they’re things we’d never think to say.
With that in mind, I’m going to once again put out a call for guest posts (repeat authors most definitely accepted). Since the Season 14 DVDs are (probably) not coming out until December, I’m not going to have a fresh crop of Lies Make Baby Jesus Cry for August/September. (Though I am going to revisit some of the episodes I skipped in 12 and 13 as I did yesterday.) So if you find yourself typing multi-paragraph comments in Crazy Noises threads, or you’ve got some theory your friends are tired of hearing, or even if there’s just an episode or a part of the show you think needs more love (or hate), let us know. The e-mail address is in the upper right, just drop us a line.
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