Ask Simpsons Questions Here (Jokes We Don't Get, Which Episode, etc.)

[Robbie]

I believe that was "The Homer They Fall."

[McClure]

Nope. Thanks anyway.

[Ralph_Wiggum]

What episode is the collection of framegrabs from in Ivan's sig?

[Inamon]

Wild Barts Can't Be Broken. Hilarious moment that is.

[Ralph_Wiggum]

What season?

[Inamon]

Season 10.

[Ralph_Wiggum]

Ty!

[KoenSoontjens]

Was there a episode where bart is on drugs? I know there was with homer.

he is not realy on drugs,he has to take mediciny to concentrate but he becomes paranoid.i think the title was "brother's little helper".

[Maxxmuscle]

In Marge We Trust When Principal Skinner said he is not The Principal of the line and Agnes responds and you never will be what did Agnes mean by that?

[Stevie V. Scrivello]

From what I could see, it was just another example of Agnes tormenting her son by henpecking him and treating him as a child; her remark suggested that Skinner will never truly be in a position of authority because he has no right to be.

[Tamaki Suoh]

According to a Simpsons quiz I just took, Lenny and Carl have kissed onscreen, but I don't remember that. What episode did that happen in?

[Dave Shutton]

I remember they joked about it in behind the laughter but they didn't show it.
"We ever get that money?"

[Tamaki Suoh]

^Yeah, I remember that too. But supposedly it was "onscreen".

[BatofZion]

I'm pretty sure that Lenny and Carl never kissed onscreen. Take that, anonymous Simpsons quiz!

[trust me, I have a memory for interracial gay scenes]

[Tamaki Suoh]

Thanks, Bat!

[BatofZion]

Always welcome, Harleen.

[sorry, I always have to say that back to someone]

[TheSuperiorGerbil]

Do we see the Flanders' children at Springfield Elementary, in backgrounds and stuff? I remember one appearence by them, in which Todd gets hit in the eye by a paper plane, but that was for the sake of the joke.

[Drumstick]

The Flanders' children are rarely seen in school I think it's because Todd is in a year older than Bart. Rod is seen a few times but they rarely get lines in school as there role in the Simpsons are neighbours.

[sung]

Here's something that I don't get from the movie. When Marge says to Lisa "You are a woman; a woman can hold everything", some people in theater snickered and kind of laughed. What does this phrase mean and was it meant to be a joke one-liner?

[Santos L. Halper]

Here's something that I don't get from the movie. When Marge says to Lisa "You are a woman; a woman can hold everything", some people in theater snickered and kind of laughed. What does this phrase mean and was it meant to be a joke one-liner?

Because women have memories like an elephant. They can and will remember every time you stuff up...

[ThaSimpsonz]

Because women have memories like an elephant. They can and will remember every time you stuff up...

I remember that different (vaguely though, it's been half a year since I saw it), that Marge meant that women are good at holding up their emotions/rage inside...

[Santos L. Halper]

I remember that different (vaguely though, it's been half a year since I saw it), that Marge meant that women are good at holding up their emotions/rage inside...

And then releasing them when the time suits them. Women are evil. :silly:

I have a question: In the episode Bart to the Future, future Bart asks future Lisa to "legalise it." What is "it"?

[Robbie]

I assumed "it" was marijuana.

[Santos L. Halper]

I thought that too but I just want to make sure. Bart does look like a stoner in the future.

[Soundwave]

do the old lady's say.

why i never ?
or
well i never ?

[Zagalejo]

do the old lady's say.

why i never ?
or
well i never ?

The second. See this or this SNPP capsule.

[Evil Jebus]

Hi all,

This is only my second post on here and my first topic! Chalk it down!

Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone on here knows what episode it was that Homer says (while sitting on the couch next to a ringing telephone):

"Maaarrgggeee, Maarrggee, MARGE!.....the telephone is ringing"

And Marge then proceeds to go absolutely ballistic I think!

If you have any idea I'd greatly appreciate you throwing the name of it up (or anything else that would help me locate it) up here. Thanks!

I know this is a bit late now, but I just saw the episode today and remembered someone had asked about it here. He was actually telling her to get the door, unless I missed something, but it's "Crepes of Wrath" from season one.

[gonzo]

I should know this, but can anybody tell me which episode the "You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel!" gag is from?

[arii]

Bart Gets Famous.

[KoenSoontjens]

Here's something that I don't get from the movie. When Marge says to Lisa "You are a woman; a woman can hold everything", some people in theater snickered and kind of laughed. What does this phrase mean and was it meant to be a joke one-liner?

it was ment to say that women can keep all there anger inside and cant express them selves.