The Simpsons | Season 11
© 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 S11 E01: "Beyond Blunderdome" |
Switching from gasoline to electric is a smart move for the environment. But it's somewhat off-set by Bart's methane emissions. |
Saleswoman |
Thinking of saying goodbye to gas? |
Bart Simpson |
You betcha. |
[BART belches loudly] |
Marge Simpson |
Bart! |
[BART farts] |
Well, that shut me up! |
Clip 2 S11 E01: "Beyond Blunderdome" |
A studio tour. The perfect way to take in a little "Tinsel Town" history whilst seated in an oversized golf cart being shouted at by a man with a microphone. |
Tour Guide |
Uh, for those of you who have always wanted to see the famous Brown Derby Restaurant - |
Marge Simpson |
Ooh! |
Tour Guide |
- that's where it used to be. And on your left is the notorious spot where Hugh Grant - |
Marge Simpson |
Eew! |
Tour Guide |
- filmed the movie Nine Months. |
Marge Simpson |
EEW! |
Clip 3 S11 E01: "Beyond Blunderdome" |
Homer has taken it upon himself to "improve" Mel Gibson's latest picture. But his opinion of certain classic movies seems a little skewed, to be honest. |
Edward Christian |
But this was going to be the studio's prestige picture. Like Howard's End or Sophie's Choice. |
Homer Simpson |
Ew! Those movies sucked. I only saw them to get Marge into the sack. P.S. mission accomplished. |
Clip 4 S11 E02: "Brother's Little Helper" |
An introduction to fire safety at an elementary school is fraught with danger. Not from fire, but from double-entendres only children can discern. |
Lisa Simpson |
Principal Skinner, what would you say is the most important firefighting tool? Would you say it's prevention? |
Principal Skinner |
Oh, absolutely, Lisa. That and the sand bucket. |
Lisa Simpson |
What's that stuff? |
Principal Skinner |
Why, this is retardant. |
Bart Simpson |
[Laughing] |
Sure is. And what's that? |
Principal Skinner |
That's called a hose lengthener. |
Bart Simpson |
[Laughing] |
You need one. |
Principal Skinner |
[Groans] |
Bart Simpson |
What's this? |
Principal Skinner |
Just read the label. It's a king-sized flamer! |
Bart Simpson |
[Laughs hysterically] |
Clip 5 S11 E02: "Brother's Little Helper" |
Bart is taking Focusyn to tackle his behavioural issues and improve his concentration. Not that it's helping. |
Marge Simpson |
Good morning, honey. |
Bart Simpson |
[Groans] |
Marge Simpson |
How's my special little guy? |
Bart Simpson |
I'm having some side effects from the dope. |
Marge Simpson |
It's not dope! It's something to help you concentrate. |
Bart Simpson |
All I know is my testicles won't fit in my underwear. |
Marge Simpson |
Bart, get those oranges out of there! |
Clip 6 S11 E03: "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner" |
Road rage is ugly. It's unnecessary. But not in Homer's world. In Homer's world it's a necessary evil and he dispenses it freely. |
Homer Simpson |
Hey, you [BEEP]. You cut me off! Oh, yeah! [BEEP] you! |
Lisa Simpson |
Dad! That's an ambulance! |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, right. [BEEP] ambulance! Think you're so big with your [BEEP BEEP] siren... and your letters on backwards! |
Clip 7 S11 E03: "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner" |
Homer? A food critic. A food critic?! Now, I didn't see that coming. And neither did the newspaper. |
Editor |
Hey, listen. I just had a thought. We're looking for a new food critic. Someone who doesn't immediately pooh-pooh everything he eats. |
Homer Simpson |
No, it usually takes a few hours. |
Clip 8 S11 E03: "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner" |
Homer doesn't need Lisa's help to write a good review. But he MIGHT need the help of baby Maggie and the family dog, Santa's Little Helper. |
Homer Simpson |
I don't need Lisa to write a good review. The food at the Gilded Truffle really, uh... what's a good word? |
Maggie Simpson |
[Sucking on her pacifier] |
Homer Simpson |
Sucks! That's great! And the bread was really... come on! Help me out here! |
Santa's Little Helper |
Ruff! |
Homer Simpson |
Rough? I don't know. You've been pitchin' that all night. |
Santa's Little Helper |
Chewy? |
Homer Simpson |
Chewy! That's inspired! |
Clip 9 S11 E03: "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner" |
You ever been so full that your navel turned inside out? No. Me, neither. But, apparently, this is something which happens to Homer all the time! |
Homer Simpson |
Ohh! So full. Belly button moving from... innie to... outie! |
Clip 10 S11 E04: "Treehouse of Horror X" |
When Bart and Lisa inherit superpowers, The Comic Book Guy becomes, "The Collector" their arch-enemy. |
Lisa Simpson |
You're collecting days are over, Collector! |
The Collector |
Stop right there! I have here the only working phaser ever built. It was fired only once.. to keep William Shatner from making another album. |
Clip 11 S11 E04: "Treehouse of Horror X" |
The Simpsons are hoping to board a rocket ship as part of Operation Exodus... the mass evacuation of Earth. They just have to get past the security guard. |
Security Guard |
Lisa Simpson? You're the ship's proofreader. Welcome aboard. Now, before you enter, you're going to have to make a very difficult choice. You're only allowed to take one parent with you - |
Lisa Simpson |
- Mom! |
Clip 12 S11 E05: "E-I-E-I (Annoyed Grunt)" |
Homer's car is Guatemalan, his shoes once belonged to a hobo but at least his nails are neatly manicured! |
Redneck |
Well, well. Look at the city slicker pulling up in his fancy German car. |
Homer Simpson |
This car was made in Guatemala. |
Redneck |
Well, pardon us, Mr. Gucci Loafers. |
Homer Simpson |
I bought these shoes from a hobo. |
Redneck |
Well, la-dee-da, Mr. Park Avenue Manicure. |
Homer Simpson |
I'm sorry. I believe in good grooming. |
Clip 13 S11 E06: "Hello Gutter, Hell Fadder" |
Messing with the scoreboard at a bowling alley is all part of the fun. Entering three initials that spell something vaguely rude. What a blast! |
Lenny Leonard |
[Laughing] |
Hey, Carl! Check out the overhead scoreboard. |
[Both laughing] |
Carl Carlson |
Poo! |
Lenny Leonard |
Uh, Homer. What wacky name do you want? |
Homer Simpson |
Are "Poo" and "Ass" taken? |
Lenny Leonard |
Yeah. |
Homer Simpson |
Damn! Could my life get any worse? |
Clip 14 S11 E06: "Hello Gutter, Hell Fadder" |
What is a life partner for if they're not there to share the ups and downs? Only, in Homer's case, Marge isn't his life partner. That would be Moe Szyslak, proprietor of Moe's Tavern! |
Homer Simpson |
Marge, has my life peaked? |
Marge Simpson |
Oh, Homie. Is that what's bothering you? |
Homer Simpson |
Mm-hmm. |
Marge Simpson |
Well, the one sure cure for the blues is to talk it over with your life partner. |
Homer Simpson |
You're right! |
[CUT TO&colon. Moe's Tavern] |
I can't believe it, Moe. The greatest feat of my life is already forgotten. |
Moe Szyslak |
Geez, Homer. I never seen you this depressed. As your life partner, I'm very worried. |
Clip 15 S11 E07: "Eight Misbehavin'" |
Apu and Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon had no plans to start a family. Not just yet. But when Majula set eyes upon little Maggie, she became decidedly broody. |
Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon |
Oh, little Maggie. Aren't you cute with your little bow? |
[Babbling] |
Marge Simpson |
Maggie loves baby talk. |
Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon |
That was Hindi. |
Marge Simpson |
Oh. |
[Chuckles] |
Sorry. |
Clip 16 S11 E07: "Eight Misbehavin'" |
Having a child is a gift. And it's one that keeps on giving. Even after death, when they may or may not choose to float your lifeless corpse down the Ganges river. |
Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon |
Are you sure you want a child, Apu? |
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon |
You know, I do. I mean, there comes a time in a man's life when he asks himself, "Who will float my corpse down the Ganges?" |
Clip 17 S11 E07: "Eight Misbehavin'" |
Homer has clearly never heard of the Kama Sutra. Because as everyone should know, there are WAY more than two positions. Poor Marge! |
Homer Simpson |
Babies just happen. |
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon |
Well, not to us they don't. Oh! Homer, we have tried everything. Oysters, gravity boots, Sanjay's bed, every possible position. |
Homer Simpson |
Really? On top and underneath? |
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon |
Eh, yes. |
Clip 18 S11 E07: "Eight Misbehavin'" |
For Homer, there's no need to consider a vasectomy. Because years working at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant have rendered his testicles extinct. |
Homer Simpson |
I'm sterile, right, baby doll? |
Marge Simpson |
Yes, dear. From the nuclear plant. |
Homer Simpson |
Beautiful. |
Clip 19 S11 E08: "Take My Wife, Sleaze." |
When you let a gang of bikers into your home, there are certain risks. One of those risks is the possibility that they may take a shine to your wife. |
Homer Simpson |
Marge? Marge? |
Lisa Simpson |
Dad, there's a note on the back of your head. |
Homer Simpson |
Really? Read it. |
Bart Simpson |
Hmm. "Thanks for letting us crash in your pad. We had a very nice time." |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, that's sweet. |
Bart Simpson |
"P.S. We've taken your old lady." |
Homer Simpson |
D'OH! |
Clip 20 S11 E08: "Take My Wife, Sleaze." |
Homer is hunting for Marge. High and low, near and far. And he stumbles upon a promising lead. But is too stupid to realise it. |
Gas Attendant |
Yeah. I did see some bikers ride by here with a blue-haired woman about ten minutes ago. Said they were gonna spend the night at Crystal Lake Campground. Section K, Space 217. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. |
Homer Simpson |
I guess I'll never find her. |
Clip 21 S11 E09: "Gift of the Magi" |
Playing "Dressing Upquot; is a natural part of anyone's childhood. But I have a feeling that Bart might enjoy it just a little too much. |
Bart Simpson |
There's got to be something fun in my parents closet. |
Milhouse Van Houten |
You want to dress up like ladies? |
Bart Simpson |
Uh, wouldn't that make us kind of fruity? |
Milhouse Van Houten |
What's the matter? Scared you might like it? |
Bart Simpson |
I'll show you who's scared. |
[BART puts on one of MARGE'S dresses] |
Oh, wow! This really hides my thighs. |
Clip 22 S11 E09: "Gift of the Magi" |
There's nothing funny about fracturing your coccyx. Apart from the word itself, of course. It sounds just a little too much like... |
Doctor Hibbert |
Now, I'm afraid your son has cracked his coccyx. |
[MARGE, LISA and HOMER all laugh] |
Clip 23 S11 E09: "Gift of the Magi" |
When Lisa calls upon Chief Wiggum for help, she has no idea that his intervention would necessitate leaving his young son all alone in the bathtub. |
Chief Wiggum |
This better be important, Lisa. I left Ralphie alone in the bathtub. |
Ralph Wiggum |
[Over the police radio] |
Daddy, I'm ready to get out now. Over. |
Clip 24 S11 E10: "Little Big Mom" |
With Marge hospitalised with a broken leg, her thoughts turn to how her family might survive without her. Or rather... not survive without her! |
Doctor Hibbert |
Well, as you can see, it's a compound fracture. The leg must remain motionless. Otherwise, a hunk of bone could zoom right to her brain. |
[Chuckles] |
Marge Simpson |
I can't be in the hospital. Tomorrow is laundry day. And I've gotta de-meat Lisa's bologna. |
Homer Simpson |
We'll be fine, honey. The main thing is for you to get better. |
Bart Simpson |
And don't worry. All the laundry and dirty dishes will be there when you get back. |
Lisa Simpson |
No, they won't. We'll all pitch in on the housework. Right, guys? Guys? |
Clip 25 S11 E11: "Faith Off" |
Homer has returned to his old college dorm room where he meets this former roommates... who are inexplicably still on campus. |
Homer Simpson |
My old roommates, the nerds. Ah. You working? |
Nerd 1 |
Oh, my... yes. I'm on a secret project that I'm not at liberty to divulge. |
[Coughs] |
Cyborgs. |
Nerd 2 |
I invented a program that downloads porn off the internet one million times faster. |
Marge Simpson |
Does anybody need that much porno? |
Homer Simpson |
Oh. One million times. |
[Begins to salivate] |
Clip 26 S11 E12: "The Mansion Family" |
The Grammy. Awarded by the Recording Academy of the United States, it's a pretty prestigious prize for musicians. But not for Homer. He doesn't consider his to be worth anything. |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, why won't anyone give me an award? |
Lisa Simpson |
You won a Grammy. |
Homer Simpson |
I mean an award that's worth winning! |
Clip 27 S11 E12: "The Mansion Family" |
Having requisitioned a yacht belonging to Charles Montgomery Burns, Homer's ocean-bound party has been gate-crashed by pirates. Surely the US Coastguard will help him out of danger though, right? |
Homer Simpson |
Help! Pirates! |
Coastguard |
Navy SEALs are on the way. |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, bless you! |
Coastguard |
How about a tactical nuclear strike? |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, that would be just... oh. You're just yanking my chain, aren't you? |
Coastguard |
Perhaps this foghorn will answer your question. |
[Fog horn mocking tone] |
Clip 28 S11 E13: "Saddlesore Galactica" |
Chief Wiggum is NOT like a Mountie. He doesn't always get his man. Most of the time he simply can't be bothered with the pursuit. |
Sergeant Lou |
You gotta stop being so trusting, Chief. |
Chief Wiggum |
I'd rather let a thousand guilty men go free than chase after them. |
Clip 29 S11 E14: "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily" |
Out in nature for a walk, the Simpsons family stumble upon a parrot who does more than simply squawk. He demands that women show him their breasts. Dirty parrot! |
Parrot |
[Squawks] |
Start your engines. Show us your boobs. Show us your boobs. |
Homer Simpson |
You'd better do what he says, Marge. |
Clip 30 S11 E14: "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily" |
Cletus and Brandine. Simple country folk. Lovers. And... brother and sister. Yes, folks they really believe in "keeping it in the family." I suddenly feel decidedly sick. |
[We see CLETUS and BRANDINE making out in the flatbed of a pickup] |
Brandine |
Dang, Cletus. Why'd you have to park by my parents? |
Cletus |
Now, honey, they's my parents too. |
[Country riff] |
Clip 31 S11 E14: "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily" |
Funny how death can really change your perception of a relationship. When Ned lost Maude, Homer realised how important Marge was to him. It changed his... oh, no. Wait. No. It didn't. |
Marge Simpson |
It's hard to believe we're never going to see Maude again. |
Homer Simpson |
And poor Ned didn't get a chance to say good-bye. Well, from now on, I'm never gonna let you leave the room without telling you how much I love you, and how truly special... this is eating up a lot of time. Maybe just a pat on the butt. |
[HOMER pats MARGE'S butt] |
Yeah, that works. |
Clip 32 S11 E14: "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily" |
Who knew that Moe always had the hots for Maude Flanders? Well, certainly not Ned. And so soon after the loss of his beloved wife, the news hits him hard. Almost as hard as he then hits Moe. |
Moe Szyslak |
Look, Ned, I know we ain't hung out much, what with your insane fear of drinking and me being banned from the church and all but, uh, but that Maude, she was really somethin'. |
Ned Flanders |
Oh, wasn't she? Thank you, Moe. I appreciate that. |
Moe Szyslak |
Oh, I really mean it though. I mean, if it was you that died, I would've been on her so fast! |
Ned Flanders |
What are you saying? |
Moe Szyslak |
What? Nothing. She was hot. What? You can't take a compliment? |
Ned Flanders |
Hot? You monster! |
[NED attacks MOE] |
Moe Szyslak |
That's good. No. Let it out. That's it. Let it out. Send me to Maude. That's it. Here I come, baby. Oh, yeah! |
Clip 33 S11 E15: "Missionary Impossible" |
Americans don't usually know what a "wa*ker" is, which is presumably how they managed to get the word into an episode of the show. For the record, it's the British equivalent of a jerk-off. |
[Trumpet flourish] |
Announcer |
You're watching PBS. |
Bart Simpson |
You're watching PBS? |
Homer Simpson |
Hey, I'm as surprised as you, but I've stumbled upon the most delicious British sitcom. |
Bart Simpson |
"Do Shut Up"? |
Homer Simpson |
It's about a hard-drinking yet loving family of soccer hooligans. If they're not having a go with a bird, they're having a row with a wa*ker. |
Bart Simpson |
Cheeky! |
Clip 34 S11 E15: "Missionary Impossible" |
Imagine being robbed by two of the cast of Sesame Street. Can you imagine that? The Grouch and Elmo on a crime spree. Eh? That'd be AWESOME, wouldn't it?! |
The Grouch |
Give us the money! |
Elmo |
Elmo knows where you live! |
Clip 35 S11 E16: "Pygmoelian" |
A day at the carnival. It'll turn even the coolest, cheekiest or intelligent and sensitive child into a drooling baby. Behold the proof. |
Marge Simpson |
Kids, would you like a balloon? |
Bart Simpson |
Yeah, right, Mom. Then I'd like a rattle and a "wollypop." Actually, I would like a "wollypop." |
Lisa Simpson |
Those balloons won't biodegrade for ten thousand years. And if Bart gets a wollypop, I want a wollypop. |
Clip 36 S11 E16: "Pygmoelian" |
When Moe goes under the knife to improve his looks, he's unlucky that his anaesthetist (anesthesiologist) doesn't know the difference between halothane and a new car air freshener! |
Nurse |
Ooh, boy, what a mug! |
Surgeon |
Yeah. You should see his genitals. Would you like to see them? |
Moe Szyslak |
I'm awake here. |
Anaesthetist |
Uh-oh. This isn't anaesthetic. It's new car smell. Sorry, Doctor. |
Clip 37 S11 E18: "Days of Wine and D'Ohses" |
When Homer does dumpster diving for new clothes, he mistakes a sports bra for a muscle shirt. It's an easy mistake to make. I guess. I've never done it myself. And nor has anyone I know! |
Homer Simpson |
Well, this muscle shirt's a pretty good find. |
Bart Simpson |
Dad, that's a sports bra. |
Homer Simpson |
All I know is I'm finally getting the support I need. |
Clip 38 S11 E19: "Kill the Alligator & Run" |
Florida. The Sunshine State. Home of Spring Break. And now, temporary host to The Simpsons. If Homer can get over the fact that the state, on a map, resembles a... wang. |
Counsellor |
What you need is a good, long rest. I suggest Florida. |
Homer Simpson |
Florida? But that's America's wang! |
Counsellor |
They prefer "The Sunshine State." |
Clip 39 S11 E19: "Kill the Alligator & Run" |
Homer has converted a little too readily to the deep South way of life. He's already planning his childrens' weddings. To each other. Oh, good God, NO! |
Homer Simpson |
Someday, when Lisa and Bart get married, it'll all be theirs. |
Bart & Lisa (in chorus) |
Yuck! |
Marge Simpson |
You mean when they marry other people. |
Homer Simpson |
Okay, but I ain't payin' for two weddin's. |
Clip 40 S11 E20: "Last Tapdance in Springfield" |
A visit to the opticians would have been much, much easier if Homer had left Bart at home. |
Opthologist |
Okay. Let's get started. |
[HOMER falls asleep and starts snoring] |
Oh! Hey, wake up. |
Homer Simpson |
Sorry. |
Opthologist |
Now read the first line. |
Homer Simpson |
"I... ate... pee-pee." |
[BART, laughing has written I8PP on the eye chart] |
Why, you little - |
[HOMER starts to throttle BART] |