All is well in the end as Homer realises the error of his ways (though Bart has no idea of his dad's concerns until the very end).īart and Homer accidentally finding themselves in a steelmill-turned-gay-disco. (So controversial was it for the time, the Fox network nearly pulled it before broadcast.) Homer is at first wary of new family friend John (voiced by cult director John Waters) after finding out he's gay, worried that he'll have a negative influence on Bart. This Emmy-winning episode was the show's first to revolve entirely around gay themes, and was a big step towards mainstream TV promoting an anti-homophobia message. We've also arrested your older, balder, fatter son." Park Announcer: "Attention, Marge Simpson. Woman: "I'd be terribly embarrassed if I was that boy's mother." The tagline 'the violentest place on Earth' was pretty accurate.
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And the most epic of these has to be their trip to Itchy and Scratchy Land, full of stink bombs, arrests and robots going rogue and attacking the entire park. There's no such thing as a relaxing Simpson family vacation. I'd like to remind them as a trusted TV personality, I can be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground sugar caves." 25. And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. But, one thing is for certain: there is no stopping them the ants will soon be here.
It's difficult to tell from this vantage point whether they will consume the captive Earthmen or merely enslave them. The Corvair spacecraft has apparently been taken over, 'conquered' if you will, by a master race of giant space ants.
Kent Brockman: "Ladies and gentlemen, uh, we've just lost the picture, but what we've seen speaks for itself. And of course this can only mean one thing: utter destruction. A silly but brilliant episode in which NASA worries about the decline in public interest and selects a regular joe to send into space. If a real person achieved as much as Homer has over the years, he'd be the President of the World.
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