The Simpsons | Season 12
© 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 S12 E01: "Treehouse of Horror XI" |
Homer's horoscope has clearly said he's going to die. And fate is certainly trying every trick she knows to make it happen. Including a rattlesnake hanging by its fangs from his arm. |
Lenny Leonard |
Homer, if I may compliment you... |
Homer Simpson |
Yes, go on... |
Lenny Leonard |
That is one handsome rattlesnake you've got biting your arm there. |
Carl Carlson |
Yeah, that's quite fetching but, uh... aren't you worried about the deadliness? |
Homer Simpson |
Nah. He'll get tired of biting in an hour or so. Snakes. Nature's quitters. |
Clip 2 S12 E01: "Treehouse of Horror XI" |
In this re-imagining of Hansel & Gretel, Bart and Lisa are trapped in the witch's gingerbread house, eating their body-weight in candy in preparation for a slow roasting in her oven. |
[BART is greedily inhaling candy] |
Lisa Simpson |
You know, she's only fattening you up so she can eat you. |
Bart Simpson |
Yeah, what are you gonna do? |
Lisa Simpson |
Well, at least stop basting yourself! |
Clip 3 S12 E01: "Treehouse of Horror XI" |
Dolphins have taken over Springfield and soon... the world. In response to which, Mayor Quimby makes this impassioned speech. In which he reasons that everyone is frightened. And horny! Hmm. |
Mayor Quimby |
[Sounding his gavel to get the crowd's attention] |
People, please... we're all frightened and horny. But we can't let some killer dolphins from living and scoring. |
Clip 4 S12 E02: "A Tale of Two Springfields" |
Springfield has been split down the middle. New Springfield, of which Homer is the mayor (I know, right?!), is proving a laughing stock for Old Springfield. |
Kent Brockman |
As expected, New Springfield's bold experiment in slob rule is a disaster. |
Homer Siimpson |
Hey, the TV man is talking about us! |
Kent Brockman |
A study shows, their crumbling economy is due to their lazy attitude and shoddy work. |
Homer Simpson |
How the hell did they find that out? |
Kent Brockman |
Scientists say they're also less attractive physically and while we speak in a well-educated manner, they tend to use low-brow expressions like, "Oh yeah?", and, "Come here a minute." |
Homer Simpson |
Oh yeah? They think they're better than us, huh? Bart, come here a minute. |
Bart Simpson |
You come here a minute. |
Homer Simpson |
Oh yeah?! |
Clip 5 S12 E02: "A Tale of Two Springfields" |
For the record, Kent Brockman, the term golden showers has a special, um... grown-up meaning. Where some people (I like to call them freaks) enjoy being peed on by other people. |
Kent Brockan |
With the money made from the gold, Old Springfield was able to buy the Evian water factory and fly it over here from France. |
Homer Simpson |
Ohhhhhh! |
Kent Brockman |
Thanks, Mayor Simpson. Because of you, we're all taking golden showers. |
[The floor assistants and camera operators can be heard laughing] |
What?! |
Clip 6 S12 E03: "Insane Clown Poppy" |
Is there a point in EVERY father's life when he blows up his daughter's bedroom? If so, I missed that memo. Because I've never used C4 to tidy my daughter's bedroom, even if it looks like I have. |
Lisa Simpson |
[Gasps] |
What's going on here? |
Homer Simpson |
Uh, honey? There's a point in every father's life when he blows up his daughter's room. |
Lisa Simpson |
Oh, yeah? You didn't blow up Maggie's room. |
[An explosion is heard in the background] |
Clip 7 S12 E03: "Insane Clown Poppy" |
Imagine a technology that allows you to absorb great works of literature simply by attaching electrodes to your head and scrotum. And then promise yourself that you'll never buy into it. |
Professor Frink |
[Clears his throat] |
Hi! With my infocram 6000, you can absorb books instantly by attaching this electrode to the brain pan and this one to the LOIIINS! |
[The machine starts discharging electricity into the hapless PROFESSOR FRINK] |
Garden... Tolstoy... searing... brain... Isaac! |
Clip 8 S12 E03: "Insane Clown Poppy" |
Christopher... Walken. He has... such a... strange... delivery... style. Wouldn't... you agree? It's like he... forgot his... lines. Like he's emphasising the wrong syllables of every sentence. |
Marge Simpson |
Look, Maggie. Christopher Walken's reading Goodnight, Moon. |
Christopher Walken |
Goodnight... room. Goodnight... moon. Goodnight... cow... jumping... over the moon. |
[The toddlers at his feet get scared and begin backing away on their hands and knees] |
Please... children... schooch closer. Don't make me tell you... again. About the scooching. You in the red... chop chop. Hmm. |
Clip 9 S12 E03: "Insane Clown Poppy" |
Krusty is signing autographs when who should he meet but his long-lost daughter, Sophie. He should have known, really. She has his hair! |
Krusty the Clown |
Name? |
Sophie |
My name is Sophie. |
Krusty the Clown |
Hey, good luck with that. |
Sophie |
I'm your daughter. |
Krusty the Clown |
What? |
Sophie |
I finally found my daddy. |
Krusty the Clown |
Ohh! I think I just "seltzered" myself. |
John Updike |
[Laughs] |
Krusty the Clown |
Shut up, Updike! |
Clip 10 S12 E03: "Insane Clown Poppy" |
Johnny Tightlips has been shot. But he's no grass. He ain't saying nothin'. Which is a double-negative. If he isn't saying nothing, he's saying something. Am I right? |
Louie |
Johnny Tightlips... where did they hit ya? |
Johnny Tightlips |
I ain't sayin' nothin'. |
Louie |
Well, what do I tell the doctor? |
Johnny Tightlips |
Tell him to go suck a lemon. |
Clip 11 S12 E04: "Lisa the Tree Hugger" |
The Simpsons have gone to Krusty Burger where Bart is treating them to a slap-up meal. Problem is, there are protestors dressed as farm animals on the roof. |
Marge Simpson |
Oh, how cute! Kids, look who's on the roof! |
Homer Simpson |
I knew this day would come. The cows are taking back what's theirs. |
Lisa Simpson |
No, I think they're protestors. |
[With that, KRUSTY screeches up in his limousine and is followed out of the car by a seemingly endless chain of clowns] |
Krusty the Clown |
Hey, there are cows on the roof. I thought my pager was busted. |
[Addressing his colleagues] |
Get back in. It's only funny with a small car. |
Clip 12 S12 E04: "Lisa the Tree Hugger" |
Trying to save an ancient tree by camping in its branches is pretty typical Lisa Simpson. But did she survive a powerful lightning storm that brought it crashing down? |
Kent Brockman |
Still unknown is the fate of tree-sitter Lisa Simpson. |
Chief Wiggum |
I'm afraid it doesn't look good, Kent. We found her sleeping bag right here. Our working theory is that the lightning exploded her. Back to you, Kent. |
Kent Brockman |
You don't get to say that! |
Clip 13 S12 E05: "Homer vs. Dignity" |
Teachers are human. Well, some of them. Even Principal Skinner and Edna Crabapple have needs. I just wish their needs were for something other than each other! |
Bart Simpson |
I was trying to breed the hamster with the lizard... to create an unholy supercreature when I saw an even worse crime against nature. |
[PRINCIPAL SKINNER and EDNA CRABAPPLE come into the classroom, all over each other] |
Principal Skinner |
Ah, head lice inspection day. While the kids are out getting their nits picked, we can have our own private "cootie call." |
Edna Crabapple |
Oh, you talk too much. Let's do it on Martin's desk. |
Principal Skinner |
It is usually the cleanest. |
Clip 14 S12 E05: "Homer vs. Dignity" |
We've all suffered the indignity of a declined card payment. But I've never had the card reader call me a "deadbeat" in a monotonous, digitised voice. |
Waiter |
Excuse me, sir. Your credit card has been rejected. |
Card Reader |
Deadbeat! Deadbeat! Deadbeat! |
Homer Simpson |
Oh, how embarrassing! |
Clip 15 S12 E05: "Homer vs. Dignity" |
Lisa looks down on the journey home to find that she's standing on the rear axle of the family car. The back seat and floorpan are missing. Hmm... |
Lisa Simpson |
Dad, what happened to the back seat? |
Homer Simpson |
I had to sell it for gas money. |
[The engine dies, the fuel gauge showing empty] |
Which I spent on a novelty horn. |
[HOMER headbutts the steering wheel and a novelty horn sounds] |
Clip 16 S12 E06: "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" |
Homer needs a computer. But he knows nothing about computers. Which is lucky for this salesman who can now retire on his commission! |
Homer Simpson |
This is the best computer in the world and always will be, right? |
Computer Salesman |
Absolutely. Just run the deed to your house through here. |
[HOMER runs the deed of 742 Evergreen Terrance through a scanner] |
Scanner |
You are on your... fifth... mortgage. |
Clip 17 S12 E06: "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" |
Chief Wiggum may be dumb but he's fully embraced the internet in designing the website for Springfield Police. This is a game-changer. His clear-up rate is going to soar! |
Chief Wiggum |
If you've committed a crime and want to confess, press YES. Otherwise, press NO. |
Homer Simpson |
[Presses NO] |
Chief Wiggum |
You have chosen no, meaning you've committed a crime but don't want to confess. A paddy wagon is now speeding to your home. |
Homer Simpson |
HEY! |
Chief Wiggum |
While you wait, why not buy a police cap or t-shirt? You have the right to remain... fabulous! |
Clip 18 S12 E06: "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" |
Homer has been replaced with his doppelgänger. But his doppelgänger is very clearly German. |
Doppelgänger Homer |
Marge, honey, fraülein, I'm home! |
Marge Simpson |
You're not my husband. |
Doppelgänger Homer |
Ja. Please forgive my unexplained two-week absence. To make it up to you, we will go out to dinner at a sensibly priced restaurant then have a night of efficient German sex. |
Marge Simpson |
Well, I sure don't feel like cooking. |
Clip 19 S12 E07: "The Great Money Caper" |
Homer and Bart have started working as confidence tricksters, scammers, fraudsters. Call them what you will but their first scheme can't possibly fail. |
Marge Simpson |
What are you doing? Why are you frosting that old throw pillow? |
Homer Simpson |
I could ask you the very same question. |
Marge Simpson |
Uh, should I just back out of the room? |
Homer Simpson |
Would you? |
[MARGE backs out of the room] |
Clip 20 S12 E07: "The Great Money Caper" |
You have to get up pretty early in the morning to get one over on ol' Abe Simpson. He's the original trickster and he always has a trick up his tweed sleeve. |
Abraham Simpson |
Call me "Mint Jelly", 'cause I'm on the lam! Ahh! Ah! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! |
Clip 21 S12 E08: "Skinner's Sense of Snow" |
Given the choice of Principal Skinner's choice of Christmas DVD or being trapped without hope of rescue in their school, I think the kids would prefer the latter to be honest. |
Principal Skinner |
Oh, dear God! |
Lisa Simpson |
Principal Skinner! We're snowed in! |
Nelson Muntz |
We're trapped in the school! |
[The children scream] |
Milhouse Van Houten |
We're gonna miss Christmas! |
[The children scream] |
Principal Skinner |
I fixed the DVD! |
[The children scream hysterically] |
Clip 22 S12 E08: "Skinner's Sense of Snow" |
Oh dear. Having the name "Willie" has its drawbacks. And even THAT sounds wrong. Why don't people stick to William? That would be much better. |
Groundskeeper Willie |
Okay, Skinner. That's the last time you'll slap your Willie around. I quit! |
Clip 23 S12 E08: "Skinner's Sense of Snow" |
The kids have got organised. They've mounted a proper manhunt for Principal Skinner, have acquired radios and assigned themselves call-signs! |
Nelson Muntz |
Falcon to Eagle. Have located bag of crap. |
Principal Skinner |
If you get me out of this, there's a hall monitor position coming open in the spring. |
Nelson Muntz |
I spit on your monitors! |
Principal Skinner |
I know. That's why the position's available. |
Clip 24 S12 E08: "Skinner's Sense of Snow" |
For the record, Principal Skinner has been tied up inside a sack designed for the storage and carrying of sports balls. He's not asking a hamster to chew through his scrotum. |
Principal Skinner |
You did it, Nibbles! Now, chew through my ball sack. |
Clip 25 S12 E09: "HOMR" |
I love the way Fox are self-deprecating when it comes to the Simpsons. So many jokes poke fun at the very company which produces and broadcasts the show. It's refreshing and very "un-woke." |
Automated Voice |
For automated stock prices, please state the company name. |
Homer Simpson |
Animotion. |
Automated Voice |
Animotion. Up one and one half. |
Homer Simpson |
Yahooooo! |
Automated Voice |
Yahoo! Up six and a quarter. |
Homer Simpson |
Huh? What is this crap? |
Automated Voice |
Fox Broadcasting. Down eight. |
Clip 26 S12 E09: "HOMR" |
Ever wondered why Homer was so irretrievably dumb? Well, here's your answer. Since childhood, he's had a crayon lodged in his brain. |
Doctor |
Mr. Simpson, I'm afraid you have a crayon lodged in your brain. |
Homer Simpson |
There's a crayon in my brain? But I've had thousands of head X-rays. How come no one ever noticed it before? |
Doctor Hibbert |
Oh, I can answer that. You see, whenever I pick up an X-ray, I always hold it like this. My thumb must have covered up the crayon every time. I'll show myself out. |
Clip 27 S12 E09: "HOMR" |
"Assphincter says what?" We've all played this game. Try to get the boss to say what? and declare themselves an ass sphincter. Right, guys? Guys? So it's just me, then. |
Nelson Muntz |
Question! |
Homer Simpson |
Yes, Nelson. |
Nelson Muntz |
A moron says what? |
Homer Simpson |
Not being a moron, I wouldn't know. However... [Begins to mumble unintelligbly] |
Nelson Muntz |
What? |
Homer Simpson |
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you your moron. |
Crowd |
[Laugh] |
Clip 28 S12 E09: "HOMR" |
The church have started to come around to the idea of same-sex marriage. But will they ever allow and sanction a non-monogamous marriage? Probably not, no! |
Priest |
Do you take this woman to be your lawfully wedded wife? |
Groom 1 & Groom 2 |
I do. |
Priest |
One groom... two grooms? But he... but you can't... oh, my medication! |
Clip 29 S12 E10: "Pokey Mom" |
Jack Crowley has just been thrown through the side of a rodeo ring by Tornado, the bull. Marge is horrified. Homer is non-plussed. The clowns are still putting on their make-up. |
Marge Simpson |
Somebody help him! |
Homer Simpson |
Relax, they got rodeo clowns. |
Clown #1 |
Is my lipstick even? |
Clown #2 |
Go like this. |
[Begins noisily smacking his lips] |
Clip 30 S12 E10: "Pokey Mom" |
I'm not commenting on this clip. At all. What Sinbad chose or chooses to do in relation to his life, his wife, his children and his career are entirely his decisions to make. |
Doctor Hibbert |
[Whistles incredulously] |
Your spine is more twisted than Sinbad's take on marriage. |
[Laughs] |
Clip 31 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
A silencer (more accurately a "suppressor") does not silence a weapon and it certainly doesn't suppress the sound as much as Hollywood would have us believe. |
Bart Simpson |
Mmm, good pancakes, Mom. |
Marge Simpson |
Well, thank you, honey. They come in a squeeze bottle now. |
[MARGE squeezes the bottle which makes an unfortunate farting noise] |
Whoo! I better put on the silencer. |
[MARGE screws on a threaded suppressor and the subsequent three shots of pancake batter sound much like Hollywood would have us believe a suppressed weapon actually sounds like] |
Clip 32 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
When the Comic Book Guy suffers an inevitable and entirely predictable myocardial infarction, even his suffering is vaguely pathetic and amusing. |
Comic Book Guy |
Ah! Ooh! Breath... short. Left arm... numb. Can't go on describing symptoms much... longer. |
Clip 33 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
Prognosis is the likely course of treatment, and diagnosis is the art of deducing what ails a patient. And a being a doctor, you'd think that Julius Michael Hibbert would know the difference! |
Doctor Hibbert |
My prognosis... or is it diagnosis? Whichever. You need to avoid stress. Now what kind of work do you do? |
Comic Book Guy |
I run a comic book store. |
Doctor Hibbert |
Oh, dear Lord! We call that profession "the widow-maker!" Or we would, if any of the proprietors were married. |
Clip 34 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
This Android's Dungeon has an adult section. Is that a thing? Are there adult comics and would they be sold in a comic book store? I have so many questions! |
Bart Simpson |
Uh-uh. You've got to be forty inches tall for the adult section. |
Ralph Wiggum |
Pleeeeease. |
Bart Simpson |
Okay. But get on your tippy-toes. |
[RALPH walks into the adult section] |
Ralph Wiggum |
Everybody's hugging! |
Clip 35 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
You can't help who you fall in love with. That's what they say, right? Hmm. But the age gap alone should have made this impossible. I feel... a little bit sick! |
Agnes Skinner |
Out of the way, Tubby! |
Comic Book Guy |
Well, pardon me, Oldie Hawn. |
Agnes Skinner |
Why, you ill-mannered sack of crap! |
Comic Book Guy |
Oh, goody. Now I know whatever happened to Baby Jane. |
Agnes Skinner |
You are the rudest man who ever... bought me dinner. |
Comic Book Guy |
Correction. I do not believe I have ever bought you... oh! |
Clip 36 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
When Bart and Milhouse stumble upon the Comic Book Guy's arsenal of bootlegged VHS tapes, they uncover one of epic political proportions. |
Colonel |
If you are watching this tape, you are the President of the United States. Hello, sir, or ma'am. Hopefully sir. The town of Springfield has been classified "N.W.B.," or "Nuclear Whipping Boy." In the first moments of a nuclear war, Springfield will be bombed at will by all friendly nations to calibrate their missiles. Now for total security, I will terminate the cameraman. |
Clip 37 S12 E11: "Worst Episode Ever" |
Comic Book Guy has been caught "in flagrante delicto" with Agnes Skinner. And worse than that, his "dangly bits" are on show to the arresting officers. |
Chief Wiggum |
Comic Book Guy, you're under arrest for the possession of illegal videos. But we'll reduce the sentence if you put your pants on. Fast! God! |
Clip 38 S12 E12: "Tennis the Menace" |
Abe isn't much of a crooner. When he tries to recreate Tom Jones' iconic pelvic gyrations, his back starts to crumble which really changes the cadence of the song. |
Abraham Simpson |
♪ |
Clip 39 S12 E12: "Tennis the Menace" |
Bart & Lisa are playing Tennis. You know what tennis is, don't you? Of course you do. Well, perhaps you wouldn't mind explaining it to Homer, then. Thanks. |
Homer Simpson |
Hey! What on earth are you doing? |
Lisa Simpson |
Practicing tennis. |
Homer Simpson |
That's tennis? Well, then... what's the one where the chicks whale on each other? |
Bart Simpson |
Foxy boxing? |
Homer Simpson |
YES! That's what I wanted. Oh! |
Clip 40 S12 E13: "Day of the Jackanapes" |
Poor Krusty. He's being restrained by corporate goons who are only interested in preventing their station from being sued. And he's had enough. ENOUGH, I tell ya! He's makin' a stand right here! |
Producer #1 |
We're losing male teens. Can you get jiggy with something? |
Krusty the Clown |
You're giving me notes while I'm on the air? That tears it! Folks, I've been in showbiz for sixty-one years. But now these jerks have sucked all the fun out. I don't need twelve suits telling me which way to pee. |
Producer #2 |
For "pee," could you substitute "whiz"? |
Producer #1 |
I don't know. That could upset the Cheez Whiz people. |
Producer #2 |
I was just thinking that. |
Clip 41 S12 E13: "Day of the Jackanapes" |
Sideshow Bob has, yet again, been released from jail and is walking towards Springfield. It's down to Chief Wiggum to read him his fortune. |
Chief Wiggum |
Now don't try anything funny this time, Bob. I'm gonna be on you like red beans on... hey, hey, hey, don't walk so fast. Hey, no fair. You got long legs. I got these little bitty hooves. Bob! |
Clip 42 S12 E14: "New Kids on the Blecch" |
Party Posse. It's s boy band like any other. Saccharine and talentless. All auto-tune and looks. Well, I say that but it consists of Bart, Milhouse, Nelson and Ralph! |
Choreographer |
Sneer, sneer! Two, three, four, and thrust, and grab... yourself... right there. Now let's go and flirt. You call that a flirt? I'm not melting! |
Clip 43 S12 E15: "Hungry, Hungry Homer" |
Blockoland. It's a little like Legoland™ but not as good. Or fun. Or well known. And are Bart and Lisa excited about going to Blockolnd? Meh. |
V/O |
Are you sick of ordinary-shaped amusement parks? |
TV Kid #1 |
Am I ever! |
V/O |
Then be the first family on your block to visit Blockoland... the amusement park made entirely of Blocko brand assembly fun blocks. So, how much did you love Blockoland? |
TV Kid #2 |
It was all right, I guess. |
Homer Simpson |
Kids, how would you... like to go to... Blockoland? |
Bart / Lisa |
Meh. |
Homer Simpson |
But the TV gave me the impression that - |
Lisa Simpson |
We said, "Meh." M-E-H. "Meh." |
Clip 44 S12 E15: "Hungry, Hungry Homer" |
My favourite Duffman moment of all time. Perfect for a message tone. Duffman is thrusting in the direction of the problem! |
Duffman |
Duffman is thrusting in the direction of the problem! |
Clip 45 S12 E16: "Bye Bye Nerdie" |
Marriage. It takes a spark to ignite it and a pilot light to keep it going. It doesn't have to be grand gestures... just the ability to talk and laugh together is enough to keep love alive. |
Homer Simpson |
Kids gone? |
Marge Simpson |
Yep. It's great to have some time just to ourselves, huh? |
Homer Simpson |
You read my mind. So... this coffee's good, huh? |
Marge Simpson |
Yeah. The, uh.. the milk really takes the edge off. |
Homer Simpson |
You know, I think our marriage is - |
 l |
[The doorbell rings and MARGE and HOMER both leap up and race to answer the door] |
Marge Simpson |
I got it! |
Homer Simpson |
I got it! |
Marge Simpson |
No, I got it! |
Homer Simpson |
No, I do! |
Clip 46 S12 E16: "Bye Bye Nerdie" |
When a cold caller tries to charge you for "babyproofing" your home, you're best off showing them the door. But don't kick them through it like Homer did. |
Saleswoman |
Okay. With the window bars, toilet latches, dingo alarm and grapefruit squirt shield, your total cost would be... wow! I'm rich! |
Homer Simpson |
Three dollars? That doesn't seem so bad. |
Saleswoman |
That's the price of the clipboard. Here's your estimate. |
Homer Simpson |
Mm-hmm. Hmm. |
[We see the SALESWOMAN flying out of 742 Evergreen Terrace under the propulsion of HOMER'S boot] |
Clip 47 S12 E16: "Bye Bye Nerdie" |
Francine. She's angry. Perhaps it's because she resembles Little Orphan Annie on steroids? Who knows. All I know is that she needs to learn to keep her hands to herself. |
Lisa Simpson |
Hi there. My name's Lisa. What's yours? |
[FRANCINE punches LISA in the face] |
Clip 48 S12 E16: "Bye Bye Nerdie" |
Men Without Hats. An 80s staple. But why without hats? Was there a band called Men Wearing Hats? And their song, Safety Dance. Any idea what that was all about? |
Homer Simpson |
SAFETY DANCE! |
Clip 49 S12 E17: "Simpson Safari" |
Homer's always sparking riots or strikes. Sometimes both. And this time it's his shoddy treatment of bag boys that leads to industrial action on a Springfield-wide scale. |
Kent Brockman |
Pledging to honour the bag boys' strike are the Brotherhood of Fruit Packers and Unpackers, the Shelf-Dusters' Union, and the Unattractive Waitresses of America. |
Unattractive Waitress |
Kiss my grits! |
Kent Brockman |
Indeed. |
Clip 50 S12 E17: "Simpson Safari" |
Homer has found an ancient Animal Crackers box in the attic. And inside was a golden giraffe. Which means he's won a competition from thirty years previously. |
Homer Simpson |
And on my free African safari, I wanna do everything on this box. I want to shoot a lion in the face, fight Muhammad Ali, and ride in a convertible with two happy zebras. |
Clip 51 S12 E17: "Simpson Safari" |
Africa. Home to vast planes, beautiful sunsets, beautiful animals, powerful predators... it's not the sort of place I imagined the Simpson family wanting to go, really. |
Kitenge |
Hello. Hello, Simpsons. Welcome to Africa. I am your guide, Kitenge. |
Homer Simpson |
Hey, how ya doin'? |
Lisa Simpson |
Hi. |
Marge Simpson |
Hello. |
Lisa Simpson |
Isn't that cute? A bush baby. |
Kitenge |
Where? |
[KITENGE seems to suddenly realise that a Bush Baby is perched on his left shoulder] |
Aaah! Shoo! Shoo! Oh, man. I just bought this shirt. |
Clip 52 S12 E20: "Children of a Lesser Clod" |
Oh dear, Bart. What is it with you and volunteering for useless classes? When will you ever learn?! |
Boy in Hallway |
Yo, boy, this class is tight. You go from "sloppa" to "proppa." |
Bart Simpson |
Cool! |
Teacher |
Welcome to my etiquette class: The Proper Young Man. |
Bart Simpson |
But the black man said - |
Teacher |
- Are you accusing my husband of misleading you? Good gracious! I should bust a cap in your ass! |
Clip 53 S12 E20: "Children of a Lesser Clod" |
Do hospitals run loyalty schemes like this? Well, perhaps they should. And maybe in the not-too-distant future, thanks to the tories, this is the kind of bullsh*t we'll have to tolerate in the UK. |
Lisa Simpson |
So many times we've seen our father go under the knife. |
Marge Simpson |
One more and I get a free hysterectomy. |
Clip 54 S12 E20: "Children of a Lesser Clod" |
Medical bills aren't cheap. But if you're the kind of moron who bills extras, too... what do you expect? I mean haircuts and pornos? Really, homer? REALLY?! |
Doctor Hibbert |
Oh, you're also responsible for this hefty hospital bill. You shouldn't have ordered all those hospital haircuts and porno films. |
Homer Simpson |
But Doctor Screwlittle sounded like a delightful romp. |
Clip 55 S12 E20: "Children of a Lesser Clod" |
Homer has set up his own day care centre. He's used Marge's name (for legal reasons) but he's solely responsible for corrupting the children in his care. |
Homer Simpson |
If you're happy and you know it, say a swear. |
Nelson Muntz |
Boobs! |
Milhouse Van Houten |
Heinie! |
Ralph Wiggum |
Mitten! |
Clip 56 S12 E21: "Simpsons Tall Tales" |
Delaware. DELAWARE. I mean, what kind of competition would send the lucky winner to DELAWARE? |
Marge Simpson |
I can't believe it! We won another contest. |
Homer Simpson |
The Simpsons are going to Delaware! |
Lisa Simpson |
I wanna see Wilmington! |
Bart Simpson |
I wanna visit a screen door factory. |
Marge Simpson |
Yep. Delaware's got it all. |
Clip 57 S12 E21: "Simpsons Tall Tales" |
Hunting. It's not for everyone. It's certainly not for Lisa. Watching her buffoon of a father shoot buffalo. And the first kill was entirely accidental. Someone take that rifle off him! |
Homer |
Cleaning my gun with the safety off, |
[HOMER'S rifle discharges, hitting a passing buffalo] |
Whoopsie. |
Lisa Simpson |
Dad, you just killed a poor defenseless buffalo. |
Homer Simpson |
A poor, delicious buffalo. He'll be dinner for the whole wagon train. |
[HOMER takes aim and shoots a second buffalo] |
Lisa Simpson |
Why'd you kill another one? |
Homer Simpson |
Dessert. |
Clip 58 S12 E21: "Simpsons Tall Tales" |
In Victorian times, it was deemed almost pornographic for a woman to show her ankle (or any part of it) so when the attendant says, "privates", we're not talking her "growler." |
Log Flume Attendant |
Mr. Silas, this young lady's flashing her privates. |
Mr. Silas |
Oh! Well, I'll dispose of this! All for Silas. All for Silas. |