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

[Matlock]

What episode is springfieldisforloversofgaymarriage.com mentioned in? It was brought up in the Free For All section.

[Oh, that's raspberry!]

There's Something About Marrying, Season 16

[cranberrycranberrycr]

He does something similar sounding in I Am Furious (Yellow) near the end of the episode.

That was it, thanks.

[LilyFalska]

Hi, I'm new here, I love The Simpsons, and this isn't really a "I don't understand" question, but I thought this might crack you guys up, someone made a list Simpsons jokes that happened. It's so funny, not mention a little unnerving. So if you're having trouble understanding a joke or episode, just wait a few years for it to happen in real life!

http://www.ranker.com/list/13-simpso.../robert-wabash

[jomeo]

Which episode has Burns talking to Homer and he says "Im a little strapped for cash at the moment", then the ceiling falls in and mounds of gold and jewels rain down on him, topped off by a crown, followed by the remark "this place is falling apart"? I'm having a huge mind-blank here!

[Bleedin' Gums Murphy]

Which episode has Burns talking to Homer and he says "Im a little strapped for cash at the moment", then the ceiling falls in and mounds of gold and jewels rain down on him, topped off by a crown, followed by the remark "this place is falling apart"? I'm having a huge mind-blank here!

That was season 5 episode 4 Rosebud, bud.

[jomeo]

Thanks (:

[Flimpson Tide]

Why did the show switch to the four-act structure? Did Fox request it for advertising reasons? And can the person who answers this post "Like" mine so the notification reminds me to check back here and read it?

[Dark Homer]

I don't think we ever got an official answer on why there's four acts now

if I had to guess, it was the show's choice - no commercial break between the opening and the first act, less commercials between each act, theoretically might help the writers structure stories better

I read somewhere that the HD was forced upon them

[Homer the Vigilante]

Is Al Jean a Nazi Hitler?

[Friz]

ahahahahahaha yeah hahahaha like hitler, right, hitler was responsible for the deaths of millions and al jean produces a show which is regarded as not being as good as it used to, oh god, i love this site.

[TriforceBun]

ahahahahahaha yeah hahahaha like hitler, right, hitler was responsible for the deaths of millions and al jean produces a show which is regarded as not being as good as it used to, oh god, i love this site.

He didn't say he was, he was just asking if he was!

The answer, by the way, is "no."

[Boris Johnson]

I don't get a joke in Who Shot Mr. Burns Part 2:
"I've had it up to here with these damn wreckers! [sic? I dunno, I can't tell what he's saying]".
What's a wrecker? And why is Homer fed up with it? How does destroying Mr Burns' sun blocking machine eliminate them?
Any help here?

[cloneasaurus]

he says "rickets" and it causes your bones to deform and soften. I believe it comes from a lack of vitamin D, which you get from natural sunlight (ie. the thing Mr.Burns is blocking out).

[Boris Johnson]

he says "rickets" and it causes your bones to deform and soften. I believe it comes from a lack of vitamin D, which you get from natural sunlight (ie. the thing Mr.Burns is blocking out).

Ohhhhh! Yes, I didn't need you to give me the GCSE-grade explanation, I already know about it...
I just didn't hear what he said right.

[cloneasaurus]

no problem

[Boris Johnson]

Cool

[Bert Stanton]

Which episode does Homer call Moe "Momar"?

[L. Hutz]

Which episode does Homer call Moe "Momar"?

The Springfield Connection in season 6.

[Bert Stanton]

cheers fella

[thesimpsonsking1]

What Episode is this from?
Bart : Well, its not the end of the world. Things could be much worse, right?
Nelson : Haw Haw! Bart loves Lisa! They're each others Valentines!
Bart: Okay, Now things are much worse.
Lisa: Another Valentines Day to forget!

[Oh, that's raspberry!]

^Just a guess, but possibly Love, Springfieldian Style from Season 19.

[bomberswarm2]

I wish! but I found the scenes:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...uldbeworse.png
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...fthemelli.png/
Its from a comic, the winter one number 2

[horatio huffnagel]

Ok, this might be tough but it has been bugging me for years now. At the 10:16 mark of the episode Eternal Moonshine of The Simpson Mind; while homer is in the bubble floating through his memories, there is a scene that is directly in front of homer's head that you can still see about 40% of but homer's head is blocking it. It looks like the character is holding something in front of a light brown or dark red house but you cannot tell who the hell it is. I know that is not the greatest information but that is all I am given and that is why I am stymied by it. Help me NoHomers!

[Real Melvin]

upload a picture!

this is all I have on my own-

[JoshG]

Hey guys, which episode has Homer falling asleep while using a table saw? He falls asleep on the wood he was cutting and it starts to pull him toward the blade and we see and hear a fraction of a split-second of the buzzsaw meeting his head. I think it's the last scene of a montage.

[Oh, that's raspberry!]

The Squirt and the Whale. Season 21

[horatio huffnagel]

I honestly don't know how to upload a picture of that. That's why I put the time down and stuff. I am a novice when it comes to a lot of computer stuff.

[Bella Drape 'er]

I honestly don't know how to upload a picture of that. That's why I put the time down and stuff. I am a novice when it comes to a lot of computer stuff.

If you have the video on your computer screen, press PrtSc or Print Screen on your keyboard, then upload it to flickr or photobucket.

Otherwise, I think I've found what you're looking for. It was tough because the 10:16 time stamp you stated is all wrong as no memory goes on Homer's head then, so after searching around the episode, I finally found something that might fit your description (see below)


(1) The screenshot below has someone with a brown shirt handing something (or someone handing over something, next to some brown hey).



(2) If we look closer in this screenshot, the thing being handed over looks like a peanut.



(3) But in here, the thing looks more like a hot dog...my money's on the peanut though.



(4) Not sure, but this screenshot gives the outline of the back of Homer's head...or someone with a very similar head to Homer.



So, although I can't figure out the episode, to me it definitely seems like Homer handing a peanut to something, at some red stables. So hopefully someone else can figure out of the episode based on these clues.

Also, I seriously hope this is the scene you're talking about, because all this took a very long time to do.

[Handsome B. Wonderful]