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

[Bella Drape 'er]

i thought of two random moments but the episodes' their in are lost on me:

one was bart, lisa, maggie and marge sitting in what I believe was a hospital room, Bart finds a book and plays with it, saying "Daddy's burning(?) daddy's not burning (or something) and marge takes the book away, making maggie upset. she then plays along. what episode was this, and what was the actual line?

That sounds like The Seven Beer Snitch or The Ziff Who Comes to Dinner. Someone else will have to verify which.

The actual lines are "Daddy's on fire" (cue Maggie's eyes bulging) and "Daddy's not fire", and the location of the scene is actually at a prison...not a Hospital

and i remembered a scene where Homer puts up a mas of various places around springfield for the viewer to see, and IRCC he breaks the fourth wall and says something like "Have you read them all? Good." What episode was this?

There's Something About Marrying

[Charlie]

That sounds like The Seven Beer Snitch or The Ziff Who Comes to Dinner. Someone else will have to verify which.

It's from The Ziff Who Came To Dinner

[Miss Diko]

I read on one of the wiki pages that Nelson has false front teeth?

Also, the blond background girl w/ the braids and pink dress was his half sister, Melissa Muntz? What episodes confirm these facts?

Thanks!!

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

His front teeth are confirmed in "Girls Just Want to Have Sums" when he fault "Toilet" sorry I don't know about Melissa

[Jesse Pinkman]

in poppa's got a brand new badge, when skinner says that he's "seeing students I haven't seen in years", we see three people walk by. one is fat albert, one is "fonzie", who is the first guy? I'm assuming another reference to TV?

[Capt Hammer]

When in doubt, wiki.

It's Jughead Jones from Archie Comics.

[Jesse Pinkman]

thanks capt. hammer!

[Miss Diko]

Thanks comics show molemanbob!! Also, the wiki said Mrs. K calls on her once and she has like one line in the whole series, I'll do more digging...

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

Glad I could help, anyway I was watching "Ralphisms" on my season 13 DVD when I saw a clip of Ralph running into the road chasing a ball a car nearly runs him down but spikes appear in the road and the car stops and a man smashes through the front window. What episode is this?

[Charlie]

Bye Bye Nerdie, when Homer has his baby proofing business.

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

Ahh thanks

[Mt. Doom]

What's the name of the song played during the credits of I'm Going to Praiseland? It's been driving me crazy

[Real Melvin]

I have no recollection, but wikipedia says:

The end sequence song (and the song that plays when Disco Stu hallucinates that he is being let into a disco version of Heaven) is "Get Dancin'" by Disco-Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes.

[cinco]

It's the same song that was featured in 'Bart vs Thanksgiving' during the break of the Thanksgiving football game.

[cinco]

There was one audiocommentary on one of the early sets in which the commentators kept talking for minutes after the end credits. So there was only a black screen and their voices. Which episode was that? I'm looking for the right one, but can't find it.

[Dark Homer]

deep deep trouble

[cinco]

Not only there, it also happened during an episode-audiocommentary, I believe.

[Charlie]

You may be thinking of Team Homer, where David Mirkin talks for a couple minutes after the episode ends about his time on the show.

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

I remember watching an episode a few weeks ago with the subplot being about Bart "Crying Wolf" and then a wolf is actually attacking him what episode is this?

[Charlie]

Marge Gets A Job, Season 4

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

That's the one thanks

[hughes]

You might also be thinking of Futurama's "Space Pilot 3000", cinco, they talk for several minutes after the end credits on that one

[cinco]

You may be thinking of Team Homer, where David Mirkin talks for a couple minutes after the episode ends about his time on the show.

No, not the Mirkin one which was a short version of O&W's secret goodbye-commentary and attached at the end of the commentary.
What I remember featured multiple commentators (Conan O'Brien might've been involved, not sure about that) and it was not on purpose.

You might also be thinking of Futurama's "Space Pilot 3000", cinco, they talk for several minutes after the end credits on that one

Pretty sure it was also during the Simpsons, somewhere in its first 5 seasons.

[iambobdole1]

There's a song Homer sings in The Otto Show (I think) while waiting in the car. It starts off with 'Hitler is a jerk!"
1. Is this a real song?
2. If it is, can someone find me the full lyrics?

[Malaise Forever]

There was one audiocommentary on one of the early sets in which the commentators kept talking for minutes after the end credits. So there was only a black screen and their voices. Which episode was that? I'm looking for the right one, but can't find it.

They do talk after the episode is finished on the commentary for Treehouse of Horror IV and David Mirkin and Conan O'Brien are there.

[Charlie]

There's a song Homer sings in The Otto Show (I think) while waiting in the car. It starts off with 'Hitler is a jerk!"
1. Is this a real song?
2. If it is, can someone find me the full lyrics?

In The Otto Show he is singing along to Spanish Flea, IIRC. The episode you're thinking of is Wild Barts Can't Be Broken, when he goes to get the car after being disappointed with a game.

Yes it's a real song, and it goes something along the lines of

"Whistle while you work
Hitler is a jerk
Mussolini
Bit his weeny
Now it doesn't work"

In the episode we hear "Hitler is a jerk - Mussolini" and then the final line, "now it doesn't work" when it cuts back to Homer. Apparently it's a rhyme referring to not only Hitler and Mussolini being very tight-knit during WWII, but also to a rumour that they may have been in a gay relationship.

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

What episode is it where Milhouses's mom won't let Milhouse play with Bart and Marge tries to help?

[arii]

Homer Defined.

[Comicshow MolemanBob]

Thanks

[Jesse Pinkman]

what's the "DMY" joke in lard of the dance?

like, does DMY mean something in real life? I feel dumb for asking this but it's always stumped me to what the joke is (especially lisa's "ew" and the "yea, that's why we changed it to DMY" response)