First ever hilarious gag?

Nov 13, 2003, 2:40 PM ET14 posts by 13 posters
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Aaron

I would suggest this from Blood Feud, the last episode in season 2:

Homer: Hello, my name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me. Man: Okay, Mr. Burns. What's your first name? Homer: I...don't know.

Were there any real side-splitters before this?

One that cracked me up from "The War of the Simpsons":

GRANDPA: Are you sure your mother lets you drink coffee?

BART: (impatiently) For the last time, YES!

The way Bart snapped the line, as if he were a coffee addict, had me in stitches.

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I's say that MOST of Bart the General was side-splitting (my favorit ep until Bart the Lover came along). The training scene ("You can march them off a cliff...") springs immediately to mind.

BarneyGumbleNate TX

They re-visit this later on as Homer pranks Marge in the Burly episode (in the guise of Chad Sexington): Marge: How did you get my number? Homer: I...don't know.

great stuff

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iggy17renAaron

I would say, at least for me, the first side-splitting gag was in the Christmas special, after Bart and Homer were talking in the "shop" after the dignified scene, Homer stepping out greeting the children, hitting his head "Ho Ho DO'H!!!"

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ZaPP BranniganAaron

I think the first side-splitter I ever saw was the family shocking each other in Monroe's office. I don't care how many times I see that, it always cracks me up. I think it has somedhting to do with the vibrating teeth as they get shocked.

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Alan HamiltonAaron

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 19:40:21 -0000, "Uriens" wrote:

"Bart the General": People, discover your desks.

Bart's visualization of the word problem was great, too.

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Spivey McSpiveyAlan Hamilton

You mean Bart the Genius of course. Also, a lot of people are mentioning funny moments, but some of these are not gags, in the typical sense of the word.

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Thomas HillebrandtAaron

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There's nothing particularly "first" about this one, except it's the first time I ever tumbled off the couch from laughing...

The episode (excuse me for not remembering title and/or number) where Marge ruins Otto and - err - umm...What's her name? Anyway, Otto's marriage, and is then suspecting Otto's Ex of trying to steal Homer. The scene in the ice-cream parlor (is her name Wendy?):

Homer: (her name) I think I speak for all of us when I say: When is the icecream gonna get here? Teen Clerk: "And the lord..." and so forth, all that presenting the ice-cream "Ark" - I forget the words.

Homer's response to the boat filled with ice-cream just killed me instantly...Seriously! I had to get CPR! (No really!)...

(No, not really...)

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That's a great episode:

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Just for the record, this was the gag that converted me to a lifetime Simpsons fan. My favorite Homer voice ever.