The Simpsons | Season 10
© 1989 Gracie Films / 20th Television Animation
Starting out in 1987 as a segment on the Tracey Ullman Show and going independent in 1990, The Simpsons is now a global phenomenon, following the lives of a dysfunctional family from Springfield comprising Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie. Running for 34 seasons and the same number of years, it's a positive goldmine of comedy which we're very proud to (finally) commence work on.
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Clip 1 S10 E01: "Lard of the Dance" |
Remember the Speak and Spell? Well, it's not surprising that Krusty's merchandising department has released his very own version of the classic 1980s educational toy. |
Lisa Simpson |
"Krusty's Speak and Say"? |
Krusty's Speak and Say |
"S" is for Shiksa. S-H-I- Mmmm. I think there's a "T" in there somewhere. Ah, look it up! |
Clip 2 S10 E01: "Lard of the Dance" |
Whilst "Hog Anus" isn't listed among the ingredients of most hot dogs, let's be honest... it's likely, isn't it? I mean, it's ground pork. What else could be in there? No. Don't ask. |
Homer Simpson |
Hey, this hot dog tastes different. |
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon |
Yes. I just cleaned out the machine, sir. So the snack you are enjoying has not been soaking in putrid grease. |
Homer Simpson |
Well, yeah. But... without the grease all you can taste is the hog anus. |
Clip 3 S10 E01: "Lard of the Dance" |
Poor Milhouse. He's always getting his glasses broken. Or an atomic wedgie. And this one is so severe, Miss Phipps needs to get some forceps to remove the material from his... well, you know... |
Miss Phipps |
Another wedgie? |
Milhouse Van Houten |
Uh-huh. |
Miss Phipps |
Hang on. I'll get my forceps. |
Milhouse Van Houten |
Hurry! |
Clip 4 S10 E03: "Bart the Mother" |
How would YOU react if you were told that your children were to be included in a tome of this magnitude? A gasp? How about a gasp followed by a burp? Yeah. That one. |
Marge Simpson |
Hey, listen to this. "Congratulations! Your child, or children, have been selected to appear in 'Who's Who Among American Elementary School Students.'" |
Homer Simpson |
[Gasps and then belches] |
Clip 5 S10 E03: "Bart the Mother" |
It's laundry day and Homer is lending a hand. Only, he's more of a hinderance than a help, really. |
Marge Simpson |
[Humming] |
Homer Simpson |
I rolled up all the socks. |
Marge Simpson |
[Gasps upon seeing the tangled ball of socks] |
Homer Simpson |
What's next? |
Marge Simpson |
While I deal with this, why don't you start on that basket? |
Homer Simpson |
All right. Oh! I hate folding sheets. |
Marge Simpson |
That's your underwear. |
Clip 6 S10 E03: "Bart the Mother" |
Waiting for eggs to hatch. It's not Homer's thing. Not at all. Not when Marge's labour with Bart was so rapid. Or so he remembers it. |
Homer Simpson |
Why is this taking so long? Bart was born in about five minutes. |
Marge Simpson |
Actually, it took fifty-three hours. |
Homer Simpson |
Really? Well, the time just flew by, didn't it? |
Marge Simpson |
[Groans] |
Clip 7 S10 E03: "Bart the Mother" |
Bart's baby birds were actually Bolivian Tree Lizards and they have plans for world domination. One egg and one bird at a time. |
Lisa Simpson |
"Bolivian tree lizard"? |
Principal Skinner |
Mm-hmm. It's a vicious oviraptor. It feasts on bird eggs and lays its own eggs in the nest. The unsuspecting mother bird cares for them until the babies hatch... and... devour her too. It's already wiped out the Dodo, the Cuckoo and the Ne-Ne, and it has nasty plans for the Booby, the Titmouse, the Woodc*ck and the Titpecker. |
Clip 8 S10 E03: "Bart the Mother" |
Principal Skinner has a plan to rid Springfield of the Bolivian Tree Lizard. He's unleashing the entire food chain on them, one species at a time. |
Principal Skinner |
The lizards are a godsend. |
Lisa Simpson |
But isn't that a bit short-sighted? What happens when we're overrun by lizards? |
Principal Skinner |
No problem. We simply unleash wave after wave of Chinese needle snakes. They'll wipe out the lizards. |
Lisa Simpson |
But aren't the snakes even worse? |
Principal Skinner |
Yes, but we're prepared for that. We've lined up a fabulous type of gorilla that thrives on snake meat. |
Lisa Simpson |
Then we're stuck with gorillas! |
Principal Skinner |
No, that's the beautiful part. When winter time rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death. |
Clip 9 S10 E04: "Treehouse of Horror IX" |
The great thing about autocue is that it's seamless. Not like in the old days when someone had to hold up cue cards. |
[Audience "oohing"] |
Krusty the Klown |
Hey, hey! Tonight I'm going to suck... |
[An off-camera assistant reveals the next cue card] |
Krusty the Klown |
...your blood! |
Clip 10 S10 E04: "Treehouse of Horror IX" |
Marge has been abducted by aliens. Kang and Kodos to be precise. And they've selected her to be a part of their cross-breeding programme. |
Kang |
Congratulations! You have been selected for our cross-breeding program. |
Kodos |
To put you at ease, we have re-created the most common spawning locations of your species. You may choose either the backseat of a Camaro, an airplane bathroom, a friend's wedding or the alley behind a porno theatre. |
Clip 11 S10 E05: "When You Dish Upon A Star" |
What if Yogi Bear was "Homi Bear",Boo-Boo was "Bart-Bart" and Ranger Smith was "Ranger Ned"? What then? |
Homi Bear |
Hey, "Bart-Bart", looks like a beautiful day to swipe some 'pic-i-nic' baskets. |
Bart-Bart |
But, "Homi", Ranger Ned's not gonna like that. |
Homi Bear |
I'll handle Ranger Ned. After all, I'm smarter than the average bear. |
Ranger Ned |
Well, hello there, Ho-didilly-omi. Well, I'm afraid I'm gonna have to ask you to hand over that - |
["HOMI BEAR" begins to savage RANGER NED] |
Bart-Bart |
Gee, Homi, it's not very nice to maul Ranger Ned. |
Homi Bear |
You want some of this? |
Bart-Bart |
Uh-uh. |
[The mauling continues] |
Lisa Simpson |
Dad, wake up! Wake up! |
Bart Simpson |
Dad, wake up! |
Homer Simpson |
[Moans] |
I was having the most wonderful dream. I had a hat and a tie, with no pants on. |
Clip 12 S10 E05: "When You Dish Upon A Star" |
Homer has been a live-in Butler and confidant to Hollywood greats Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. But all that's over now. And Alec misses him. |
Alec Baldwin |
Homer was a pretty good guy. And we just tossed him out like a Golden Globe award. I've got to admit, I miss the way he used to tuck us in... and kiss us on the forehead. |
Kim Basinger |
Forehead? |
Clip 13 S10 E06: "D'oh-in' In The Wind" |
Homer has never known what his middle initial stands for. But with his dad's help, he might just finally solve the mystery. |
Abraham Simpson |
I know where we might find your missing moniker. It's a bit of a drive, but on the way... we can have a nice father-son chat. |
Homer Simpson |
Great. I'll go shoot myself for bringing this up. |
Clip 14 S10 E06: "D'oh-in' In The Wind" |
Homer has been living in a commune and enjoying life as a "hippy". But he's not sure that he's cut out for such free living. |
Bart Simpson |
Ah, cheer up, Dad. You make a great hippie. |
Homer Simpson |
Ah, you're just saying that. |
Bart Simpson |
No, really. You're lazy and self-righteous. |
Lisa Simpson |
And the soles of your feet are jet-black. |
Clip 15 S10 E07: "Lisa Gets an 'A'" |
Bart's skipped breakfast to go to church. And now his stomach is rumbling on the journey home. |
Bart Simpson |
Oh! I'm starving. Mom, can we go Catholic so we can get Communion wafers and booze? |
Marge Simpson |
No. No one's going Catholic. Three children is enough, thank you. |
Clip 16 S10 E07: "Lisa Gets an 'A'" |
Nelson uses a stall in the boys' bathroom to sell answers to tests. Great for the boys, not so great for the girls and Lisa is in need of some help with a test... |
Bart Simpson |
What are you doin' out here? |
Lisa Simpson |
We've got a test, and I didn't read the book. I'll get a zero for sure. Bart, what do I do? |
Bart Simpson |
Well, if it was me, I'd just take the zero. Uh, but that's not for everyone. There's one other possibility. |
[BART tries to usher LISA into the boys' bathroom] |
Lisa Simpson |
Hey! I can't go in there. |
Bart Simpson |
Relax. There's nothing here you didn't see when Dad boycotted pants. |
Clip 17 S10 E09: "Mayored to the Mob" |
If Robot Wars used droids from the movies, how would C-3PO fair against the might of the Cylons from Battlestar Galactica? Not very well, probably. |
V/O |
Plus tag team robot wrestling. It's the mighty robots of Battlestar Galactica versus the gay robots of Star Wars. |
C-3PO |
[Grunts, moans] |
Stop! Please, save me, R2. |
R2-D2 |
[Chirps] |
C-3PO |
Oh, you stupid little tramp. You're so boring. I hate you! Ow, ow, ow! |
Clip 18 S10 E09: "Mayored to the Mob" |
Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con has come to Springfield, bringing with it a stellar cast of B-List celebrities from TV shows and movies nobody can quite remember. |
Bart Simpson |
Hey, wait. I saw that Lost In Space movie. You are not Dr. Smith. |
Jonathan Harris |
Oh, the pain, the pain. The pain of it all. |
Robot |
You have still got it, Dr. Smith. |
Jonathan Harris |
Silence, you nickel-plated nitwit! My dear boy, I'd be happy to show you my resume... if you'd care to meet me later in the food court. |
Robot |
Danger, danger, Bart Simpson! |
Clip 19 S10 E09: "Mayored to the Mob" |
Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con has resulted in a riot. And where were Mayor Quimby's bodyguards throughout the chaos? Sat in his car with their feet up, that's where! |
Bodyguard #1 |
Hey, boss, we were just talking about you. |
Mayor Quimby |
You call yourselves bodyguards? You're fired! |
Bodyguard #1 |
Fired, huh? Who else you gonna find to take a bullet for you? |
Bodyguard #2 |
Or have his genitals hooked up to a car battery? |
Clip 20 S10 E09: "Mayored to the Mob" |
Ever wondered why Maître 's speak the way they do? You think they're pretentious or pretending? What about the possibility of a Cerebrovascular accident? Ever thought of that? No. Shame on you. |
Homer Simpson |
Excuse me. |
Maître d' |
Ye-esssss? |
Homer Simpson |
Do you have a table for the mayor? |
Maître d' |
Ye-esssss! |
Homer Simpson |
Why do you talk that way? |
Maître d' |
I had a str-oke! |
Clip 21 S10 E11: "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken" |
The children of Springfield are under curfew. And Bart's just not taking it any more. No. He's going to make a stand. |
Bart Simpson |
The cops can't just slap a curfew on us! We have rights! |
Marge Simpson |
Sure you do. You have the right to remain silent. |
[HOMER and MARGE laugh] |
Homer Simpson |
That was cold-blooded, Marge. |
Marge Simpson |
Yeah. |
Bart Simpson |
But it's not fair. Adults always blame kids for everything. |
Homer Simpson |
Well, if kids are so innocent, why is everything bad named after them? Acting childish, kidnapping, child abuse. |
Bart Simpson |
What about adultery? |
Homer Simpson |
Not until you're older, Son. |
Clip 22 S10 E11: "Wild Barts Can't Be Broken" |
"The Bloodening" is a fictional horror film. I mean, all horror films are fictional but this one didn't actually exist. Outside of The Simpsons, that is. Oh, just listen to the clip! |
Doctor |
Get off of my moor, you mischievous weans! |
Boy |
Actually, we prefer to stay. You're thinking about hurting us. |
Girl |
Now you're thinking, "How did they know what I was thinking?" |
Boy |
Now you're thinking, "I hope that's shepherd's pie in my knickers." |
Clip 23 S10 E13: "Homer to the Max" |
Homer has changed his name to "Max Power" but Marge has her reservations. She's worried about the mailman for a start. What will he think? |
Marge Simpson |
But this will be so confusing. The mailman won't know what to do. Did you think of the mailman at all before you did this? |
Homer Simpson |
Yes. Briefly. |
Marge Simpson |
And what about the tattoo on my you-know-what? |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, honey, they have acids that can burn that off. |
Marge Simpson |
[Grunts] |
Clip 24 S10 E13: "Homer to the Max" |
Homer hasn't just changed his own name. No. He's also changed Marge's name. You won't believe what he's changed it to. |
Max Power |
Oh, I almost forgot. While I was at the courthouse, I had them change your name. |
Marge Simpson |
To what? |
Max Power |
Chesty LaRue. |
Chesty LaRue |
Chesty LaRue? |
Max Power |
Just try it for two weeks. If you're not completely satisfied, you can be Busty St. Clair. |
Busty St. Clair |
I don't want to be Chesty LaRue or Busty St. Claire. |
Max Power |
Fine. Hooty McBoob it is. |
Hooty McBoob |
Good night, Homer. |
Max Power |
Sleep tight, Hooty. |
Hooty McBoob |
Let go of those! |
Clip 25 S10 E14: "I'm With Cupid" |
Sailors. Long, lonely nights at sea without female company. That's how it used to be. So it's no surprise that they found ways of keeping themselves... amused. |
Horatio McCallister |
Yarr! It's kind of you to deliver these copies of "Jugs". They'll keep my men from resorting to homosexuality... for about ten minutes. |
[The CREW laugh] |
Crewman |
Look who's talkin'! |
Horatio McCallister |
Yarr! |
Clip 26 S10 E15: "Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" |
Gil is a car salesman whose wife is over the side with a guy named Fred. You've gotta feel sorry for him. |
Gil |
Honey, you should've seen me with my last customer. I - No, but I came so close. This guy was - whose voice is that? Is that Fred? Ah, you said it was over! No, don't put him on! Hello, Fred. H-Hi. |
Clip 27 S10 E15: "Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" |
Chief Wiggum is holding a course to prevent Road Rage. He shows this video to the class which highlights examples of the red mist. |
Male Driver |
Cut me off, will you? |
Female Driver |
Learn to drive, dimwit! |
Judge |
I sentence you to kiss my ass. |
[Screaming] |
Clip 28 S10 E15: "Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" |
Curtis E. Bear. The courtesy bear. He's like a punchbag, allowing students to take out their frustration and anger in a controlled, safe environment. Safe for everyone except Eddie. |
Chief Wiggum |
And as if that film wasn't enough, we have a special guest. Why, it's Curtis E. Bear, the courtesy bear. |
Eddie |
[Hums] |
Chief Wiggum |
For the next three hours, this bear will take your verbal and physical abuse with good nature and aplomb. So, if you'll all just grab one of these two-by-fours. |
Eddie |
Um, Chief, can I at least shield my crotch? |
Chief Wiggum |
Bears can't talk, Eddie. |
Clip 29 S10 E15: "Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"" |
Marge has had her driving licence revoked. She's angry about it. It feels like she's lost a limb. A bit like Heather Mills. |
Marge Simpson |
How could they take away my license? It feels like I lost a limb. |
Homer Simpson |
Well, that's a turnoff. |
Clip 30 S10 E17: "Maximum Homerdrive" |
Marge and Lisa have bought and fitted a musical doorbell which performs Close to You by The Carpenters. Now all they need is someone to stop by and press the button... |
Lisa Simpson |
Wait! People are coming! I think they're Jehovah's Witnesses. |
Marge Simpson |
Yes! |
Nureen |
Wait, Marlin. You know, I just had a thought. Maybe we're bothering people by trying to change their religion. What if we don't have all the answers? |
Marlin |
You're right, Nureen. Let's go get real jobs. |
Clip 31 S10 E19: "Mom and Pop Art" |
Homer is now a recognised artist. And he's been advised that the source of his creativity is anger. So he needs to get angry. And there's no better way to do that than with the help of his children. |
Homer Simpson |
Astrid said the key to my art is anger. But you know me. I'm Mr. Mellow. So I'm giving you kids permission to get me mad. Come on. Give me what you got. |
Lisa Simpson |
Well, if it'll help. Uh, Mom found out her engagement ring is made of rock candy. |
Homer Simpson |
[Grunting] |
Good work, honey. Keep it coming. |
Bart Simpson |
Well, I'm flunking math, and the other day I was a little attracted to Milhouse. |
Homer Simpson |
[Shouting & screaming] |
Clip 32 S10 E19: "Mom and Pop Art" |
Homer has some pretty twisted fantasies. I mean, the idea of Marge participating in a belching contest gets him hot and nasty. What's all that about?! |
Marge Simpson |
Well how would you like it if I - I don't know - entered a belching contest? |
Homer Simpson |
Frankly, I'd be a little turned on. |
Clip 33 S10 E21: "Monty Can't Buy Me Love" |
The Simpsons have gotten lazy. Marge isn't having it. She's not wasting another day sitting around whilst her family sleep. No. It's time for drastic action in the form of gentle exercise. |
Marge Simpson |
Oh, come on. Let's go for a walk. This family's getting so lazy. |
Bart Simpson |
I'm not lazy. I'm just, um, uh - Lisa, finish my sentence for me. |
Lisa Simpson |
Why don't you finish your own darn - |
[Snoring] |
Clip 34 S10 E21: "Monty Can't Buy Me Love" |
Charles Montgomery Burns has decided to boost his popularity by appearing on a radio show. This isn't going to end well, is it?! |
Jerry Rude |
How you doin', Mr. Burns? Jerry Rude. Welcome to the show. |
Mr. Burns |
Yes, I am pleased to - |
Jerry Rude |
All right, let's get this geezer out quick so we can bring in the lesbian gladiators. |
Mr. Burns |
Now, Mr. Rude, I just want you to know I'm a good sport. If you want to make fun of my legendary love of cashews you have at it. |
Jerry Rude |
Uh-huh. All right. Uh, how many times a day do you go to the can? |
Mr. Burns |
Oh, about forty, I suppose. When are we going on the air? |
Jerry Rude |
We're on the air now, Skeletor. |
Mr. Burns |
What? |
Jerry Rude |
Question two: How long is your wiener? Seriously. |
Mr. Burns |
Great heavens! What kind of Radiola show is this? |
Jerry Rude |
All right, how about this? When was your first gay experience? |
Mr. Burns |
Oh, well, when I was six, my father took me on a picnic. That was a gay old time. Ho-ho! I ate my share of wieners that day. |
Jerry Rude |
Oh, that sounds lovely. |
[Coughs] |
Queer! |
[Coughs] |
Queer! Um, ever murder anybody? |
Mr. Burns |
Murder? Well, mistakes have been made. |
Jerry Rude |
Monty, I've heard you're a pretty flatulent guy. Any comment on that? |
Mr. Burns |
Well, now, see here... |
[Farting sounds] |
Stop that! |
[Farting sounds] |
Attention, wireless listeners. Most of the sounds you are now hearing are not being made by me. Oh, stop! Stop! Won't someone please stop the farting? Aah! |
[MR. BURNS has a heart-attack and falls to the studio floor, groaning] |
Jerry Rude |
Don't worry, folks. He's not dead. I still hear some faint sounds of life. |
[The farting sounds continue] |
Clip 35 S10 E22: "They Saved Lisa's Brain" |
Lisa has had an open letter to the people of Springfield published in the local paper. She's desperate for people to read it. |
Lisa Simpson |
Chief Wiggum. Oh, you sure got a lot of copies of the paper. |
Chief Wiggum |
Yeah, I need to housebreak our new police dog. Plus, it couldn't hurt Ralphie to brush up on the fundamentals. |
Ralph Wiggum |
Daddy says I'm this close to living in the yard. |
Clip 36 S10 E23: "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo" |
A hotel in Tokyo. All the modern conveniences. Including an electronic, talking toilet with a camera mounted in the bowl. Yes. A camera. Mounted. In the bowl. You read that right. |
Toilet |
Welcome. I am honoured to accept your waste. |
[HOMER presses a button and a multi-coloured fountain is produced from the built-in bidet] |
Homer Simpson |
They're years ahead of us. |
[BART is surfing the channels on the hotel TV when he happens upon a live feed from inside the toilet bowl] |
Bart Simpson |
Mom! Lise! Check it out. Dad's on TV. |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, yeah! |
[MARGE, BART and LISA scream] |