Your Favorite Simpsons Moment
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QEsjd1WZuY
Unfortunately I can't find any footage of the man so this will have to do.
Unfortunately I can't find any footage of the man so this will have to do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUnH9NECSUU
^ I love every single moment of this scene...but it's the punchline that seals it.
^ I love every single moment of this scene...but it's the punchline that seals it.
It's just got to be this one. The scream at the end has cracked me up every time I've watched it for the last 9 years.
Another moment, which I'm horrified not to be able to find on youtube, is:
Homer: The problem with my family is that there's five of them. Marge, Bart, girl Bart, the one who doesn't talk and the FAT GUY. Oh how I loathe him.... *Passes out*.
Another moment, which I'm horrified not to be able to find on youtube, is:
Homer: The problem with my family is that there's five of them. Marge, Bart, girl Bart, the one who doesn't talk and the FAT GUY. Oh how I loathe him.... *Passes out*.
Not having any luck finding a video for it, but the steamed ham bit from 22 Short films about Springfield. Here's the intro to that segment (but not the actual segment):
http://youtu.be/vjpKoY8TMe8
http://youtu.be/vjpKoY8TMe8
The last episode...because it marked the end of a good 5 series...OH WAIT, that's my happy land, sorry about that...
I think my favourite bit was the weasel remark that Homer gives us...something like "weaseling out of things is what seperates us from the animals...except the weasel". Either that or "Me fail English? That's umpossible!"
I think my favourite bit was the weasel remark that Homer gives us...something like "weaseling out of things is what seperates us from the animals...except the weasel". Either that or "Me fail English? That's umpossible!"
I just saw this on TV a few hours ago, I couldn't stop laughing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtduieC4P-s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtduieC4P-s
The bit where Homer misses church, and lounges around in his home in his dressing gown and what not. He sets his house on fire, and Ned throws a mattress out of the top window, and then Homer onto the mattress. Homer bounces off the mattress, into the ground floor window. Absolutely best moment ever. Couldn't find a video for it, unfortunately.
It doesn't seem to be available on YouTube, so here goes:
I can't remember whether "Homer needs Heart Surgery" is the actual title or just the premise of the episode, but anyway that's the plot summed up for you.
My favourite scene starts with Homer just before the operation, as he is visited by Bart and Lisa. Homer knows that he might not survive the procedure, so he wants to say something poignant and inspirational to each of his kids in case he never gets another chance to do so. Being Homer, however, he's unable to think of anything, so Lisa leans over and whispers a suggestion in his ear. Homer thanks her, and delivers a genuinely touching farewell-message to Bart.
Of course, Homer can't think of anything worthwhile to say to Lisa either, so the logical conclusion has to be that he recieves a suggestion from Bart for this purpose.
Yeah.
Bart whispers something in Homer's ear, whereupon Homer says to Lisa:
"I guess it's time to tell you...
...you're adopted, and I don't like you!"
Of course it's fairly obvious to Lisa that it's just Bart being a bozo as always, but it still takes her a brief moment to realize this, and the shocked expression on her face is absolutely priceless.
(To Bart's credit, he does follow up by having Homer deliver a more heartfelt message.)
I can't remember whether "Homer needs Heart Surgery" is the actual title or just the premise of the episode, but anyway that's the plot summed up for you.
My favourite scene starts with Homer just before the operation, as he is visited by Bart and Lisa. Homer knows that he might not survive the procedure, so he wants to say something poignant and inspirational to each of his kids in case he never gets another chance to do so. Being Homer, however, he's unable to think of anything, so Lisa leans over and whispers a suggestion in his ear. Homer thanks her, and delivers a genuinely touching farewell-message to Bart.
Of course, Homer can't think of anything worthwhile to say to Lisa either, so the logical conclusion has to be that he recieves a suggestion from Bart for this purpose.
Yeah.
Bart whispers something in Homer's ear, whereupon Homer says to Lisa:
"I guess it's time to tell you...
...you're adopted, and I don't like you!"
Of course it's fairly obvious to Lisa that it's just Bart being a bozo as always, but it still takes her a brief moment to realize this, and the shocked expression on her face is absolutely priceless.
(To Bart's credit, he does follow up by having Homer deliver a more heartfelt message.)