Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "Wedding for Disaster" (LABF05)

4/5 - DOUBLE FEATURE -------------------- 8:00 - Eeny Meeny Maya Moe (LABF06) There's a new woman in Moe's life - who is three feet tall

8:30 - The Burns and the Bees (KABF21) When Mr. Burns wins a basketball team in a poker game and moves them to Springfield, he plans to build his new stadium on the last bee habitat in Springfield, so Lisa tries to find a way to save them; Homer comes up with an idea - mate them with Africanized "killer" bees

4/12 - Lisa the Drama Queen (KABF22) Lisa and a new friend develop their own fantasy world, but Lisa is worried that her friend is blurring the line between fantasy and reality

4/19 - The Good, the Sad and the Drugly (LABF07) Bart volunteers at the Springfield Retirement Castle in order to impress a girl, but this leaves Milhouse (who took the rap for a school prank he and Bart pulled) less than impressed; Lisa becomes depressed when she writes a report on what Springfield will be like 50 years from now

It's official; Fox will be moving "King of the Hill" to 7:30 when "Sit Down, Shut Up" premieres on 4/19 (there will be a new KOTH episode at 7:30 that night). It remains to be seen if it will stay there when the fall season begins or it will move to 7:00 so "American Dad" can move to 7:30 to make room for "The Cleveland Show", which almost certainly will air at 9:30 after "Family Guy".

STUFF for "Wedding for Disaster" (LABF05)
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Written by John H. Cohen
Directed by Chuck Sheetz
Billboard: Support Your Local Bullies (Kearney, Jimbo, and Dolph)
Blackboard: MY PIGGY BANK IS NOT ENTITLED TO TARP FUNDS
Couch: In a restaurant, Comic Book Guy is served a salad that looks
       like Homer, soup that looks like Lisa, spaghetti and meatballs
       that look like Marge, a steak that looks like Bart, and the
       bill comes with a mint that looks like Maggie; when he wipes
       his mouth, the napkin stain is everybody on the couch
Special Guest Voice: Kelsey Grammer
Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Maggie Roswell,
               Karl Wiedergott
Overseas Animation: Rough Draft
TV Rating: TV-14-DLSV

REFERENCES 7G08 (the "Ho, Ho, Ho" sound is just like the one from the Flanders Christmas decorations) 4F04 (mention of Kirk's and Homer's divorces) GABF09 (Presbylutheranism is mentioned) Red Lobster ("Wed Lobster") Bing Crosby (the pastor looks/sounds like him) Palm Pilot (Reverend Lovejoy's "Psalm Pilot") ESPN ("Everyone Says Parsons Nice" sign) Philadelphia's "LOVE" statue (appears in ice at the "reception")

DYN
...in the couch opening, the bill says:
   Soup de Jour   4.95
   Garden Salad   3.95
   Spaghetti     12.99
   Rib Eye Steak 23.95
   Sub-Total     45.84
   Tax            3.78
   Total         49.62
   Thank You
   Come Again
...the sales tax in Springfield is 8.25%
...the church has a side door now?  (It could have used one in 9F01)
...REverend Lovejoy has a "Psalm Pilot"?
...the bridesmaids are Patty, Selma, Cookie Kwan, and Manjula
   Nahasapeemapetilon?
...apparently, this is their "fourth wedding"?  (Maybe they include
   the one that was aborted, or the one where the reception is on the
   wedding video in the movie?)
...Sideshow Bob is out of prison again?
...Reverend Lovejoy's "Psalm Pilot" has entries for:
   Allied Vestment Brokers
   C. Montgomery Burns
   Chazz Busby
   Caboose Town Model Trains
   Sea Captain
   Carl Carlson
   Se�or Ding Dong
   Surly Duff
   Ned Flanders
   The Amazing Gabbo
   Capital City Goofball
   Barney Gumble
...the marine band radio the Reverend is using says "-22:17"?

GOOFS / FREEZE FRAME / WHATNOT When Marge goes into Homer's room, everything is tidy, but when Bart and Lisa enter, there are signs of a struggle, including Homer's clothes lying on the floor.

When the musicians switch to jazz, the clarinet player's finger movements don't come close to matching the music.

-- Don S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!) f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M47 Somebody needs to remind Reverend Lovejoy that it's "Capitol City", not "Capital City"

Don't forget the golf clubs. Crosby was a *huge* golfer and died on the links.

Easy. The first one, the remarriage mentined in "A Milhouse Divided," and the two in this episode.

Have Marge's (Capitol City) and Homer's (Springfield) birthplaces been mentioned before?

Yeechang Lee wrote:

Was Homer born in Springfield? They show his "first house" in "Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy", but they don't make it quite clear where it's located.

-- Don

If their birthplaces weren't established before this episode, they are now. (It's possible their marriage license was only readable in high definition.)

On Mar 29, 11:24 pm, Don Del Grande wrote:

And don't forget...

The Saw movies (Patty & Selma's torture chamber)

I may be wrong, but didn't the Santa robot from "Homer's Phobia" sound like this too?

-- R Flowers

[email] wrote:

I agree.

On Mar 30, 12:24 am, Don Del Grande wrote:

Does it say "de" or "du"? I thought the term was soup du jour.

I thought they referred to their "third wedding" (the aborted one in this episode) some time during the show, so that would be it. The one in the movie I assume is 1980's, just with creative license. (<< Now that would have made a decent split-second sign gag, next to hunting and fishing licenses, etc.)

Once Upon A Time, Don Del Grande wrote:

This episode was a waste of Kelsey Grammer. They're going to kill his "Special" status if they keep this up.

** Captain Infinity

Captain Infinity wrote:

Marcia Wallace gets "Special Guest Voice" credit even in episodes where her only lines are cut.

-- Don

On Mar 30, 8:56 pm, Don Del Grande wrote:

She's faking it.

Hirshberg

On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 21:24:09 -0700, Don Del Grande wrote:

And I'd submit the "only 2 commandments are real, the other 8 are filler" line was ripped from George Carlin's routine.