The Opposite of Something...A Seinfeld spoof

Apr 25, 2002, 7:37 PM ET10 posts by 6 posters
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Dana

This is my first ever attempt at writing a script for my favorite show of all time. It needs to be cleaned up a bit, but after registering it, I couldn't wait to share. The format of the text is not showing the way it does originally on wordpad, so sorry for the leftsidedness of the text.

The Opposite of Something

Written by

Dana L Goudreault

ACT ONE

fade in:

EXT: SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY CHURCH - ESTABLISHING NIGHT

SCENE ONE

The church message board reads:

      Monte Carlo Night
         to benefit
    Gambler's Annonymous

"All denominations accepted"

The Simpsons are seen walking toward the church amongst other Springfield residents.

INT: CHURCH RECREATIONAL HALL - CONTINUOUS

The inside of the church is filled with smoke and betting tables. A panning shot shows several of the booths names and a large banner with cigarettes reads:

"Larimar Cigarettes supports your right to gamble with your life."

Bart walks up to a dunking booth where Rev. Lovejoy is sitting atop. The pit below him is filled with bright red dye. The sign reads:

$1.00 Break the communal wafer and send the reverend to

HELL!

BART

What gives reverend?

REV. LOVEJOY

Hello Bart. Glad to see you here

supporting this blessed event.

Here's your chance to humble me for

the sake of charity.

Do you have what it takes to break the

wafer?

BART

No problemo.

Bart grabs a hollow plastic ball out of the bucket and groans to himself. He throws the ball and hits the wafer, but it just bounces off.

REV. LOVEJOY

Breaking the wafer requires the power

of God's will...

Bart grabs another ball and reaches into his back pocket for his trusty slingshot. BANG! The wafer is broken and Rev. Lovejoy splashes into the tank. He lifts himself halfway out of the tank.

REV. LOVEJOY

...or the cunning of a devil's child.

BART(laughing)

See you in the confessional, Reverend.

REV. LOVEJOY

Oh please Lord, just once let me

    replace the pennance of prayer
    with the joy of a crucifixion.

Marge and Maggie are sitting at a slot machine.

Marge

OK Maggie, cross your fingers for good luck.

The machine shows three crucifixes, one of which is upside down. Marge pulls the lever and one red apple shows,followed by another red apple and finally a third red apple with a bite taken out of it.

MARGE

(first apple) Wooo!

(second apple) WoooWoooo!

(third apple)(Marge makes

disapproving sound)

Nelson is getting ready to play "The Hand of God", a claw game that is set up to look like the arm of God. Rod and Todd are running the game. The machine is filled with knives, brass knuckles, cigarettes and heavy metal cd's, etc.

RODD

Hi, would you like to try your luck

and help us do God's work?

TODD

It's all for a great cause.

NELSON

Whowww, is that an AC/DC cd I see?

Cool, here's your buck.

RODD & TODD

God bless you!

Nelson manuevers the arm and stops it right above the Back in Black cd. The hand of God reaches down and firmly grasps it.

NELSON

Allright!! I got it! I got it!

This is the coolest game

I've ever played!

The hand of God moves towards the dispenser chute of the machine, turns palm side up and crushes the cd into pieces. Nelsons face goes totally blank. Nelson cups his hands by the opening and catches all the pieces in his hand and you hear the Lord's voice.

GOD

HA-ha!

Rodd & Todd jump for joy.

ROD & TODD

Yeahhh!!!

Homer and Lisa are walking around the hall.

HOMER

OK Lisa, which game do you want to

play?

LISA

I'm not playing any games, I'm ashamed

to even be in here.

HOMER

Hey, it's nice to support your local

    church in all these holy
    functions.

LISA

Holy? You call raising money by

gambling a holy cause?

HOMER

Of course Honey, it's God's way of

    giving us a glimpse of
    his heavenly paradise. Not all of us
    can make it out to Atlantic
    City or Las Vegas every weekend, so he

allows the local churches to take the

    show on the road, just like Neil
                Diamond wrote in that song I like. You

know...loudly)"It's Love, Brother

Love's Traveling Salvation Show...

LISA

    DAD!!

HOMER(still singing loudly)

    Pack up the babies and Grab the old
    ladies..

LISA

    DAAAADDD!!!!!!!!

HOMER

OK, you don't have to play if you don't

want to, but don't ruin my fun. I wanna

take this church for all it's got.

Please God, let me win everything, I've

memorized the ten commandments and

swear to you and Allah I will live by

your rules.

Homer and Lisa walk up to a booth run by Ned Flanders.

FLANDERS

Hi-diddly-ho, neighborino's.

HOMER

Hello Flanders.

LISA

Hi, Mr. Flanders.

HOMER

So, what's the gimmick?

We see a roulette wheel with Roman numerals. Instead of odd or even, it's good or evil and red or black is replaced with a halo or horns. The double zero is replaced with the number 13.

FLANDERS

Well my friend, all you have to do is

    make the right decision.
    Choose where the marble will land

and you win. It's that simple.

HOMER

What can I win?

FLANDERS

Well, if it lands on a good number or

    symbol, you win gift
    certificates to the Holy goods gift

shop at the rear of the church.

HOMER

And if evil wins?

FLANDERS

Well, we haven't had any takers of the

evil side today, Homer, but

if you choose and win, you'll recieve

    either a carton of Laramie cigarettes,
    a dozen donuts, a twelve pack of Duff
    beer or all three.

HOMER

WooHoo!!!

A little homer devil appears above Homer's right shoulder and starts singing.

Lil Homer Devil

I am evil Homer

I am evil Homer

I am evil Homer

I am evil Homer

LISA

You're on your own Dad.

Lisa walks off.

FLANDERS

Care to place a donation Homer?

HOMER

With pleasure. I'll take evil.

Homer places a one dollar bill on evil.

FLANDERS

I'd have to say that's a bad decision,

Homer.

HOMER

Quiet preachy and spin the wheel.

FLANDERS

Okily dokily.

The marble lands on 24 good.

HOMER

    D'oh!!

FLANDERS

It's not too late to seek redemption,

how about...

HOMER

How about $10 on the horns of hell and

shut up or I'll be confessing

to murder at the confession booth.

FLANDERS

Allright, but you were warned.

The marble lands on 29 halo.

HOMER

    D'oh!!

A little Homer Angel appears above Homer's shoulder.

LIL HOMER ANGEL

C'mon Homer, you know evil never pays.

HOMER

How can it, the goody two shoes have

    all the money. (walking off
    muttering) Lousy Flanders.

Homer makes his way to a booth run by Krusty. There are 3 shells and a white ball on the table.

KRUSTY

Hey, Hey!! Step right up and make a

    fortune. Just pick which cup the
    ball is under and win big! How about

you buddy, you look bright enough?

HOMER

I don't know. I just lost my shirt to

Flander's and his stupid game.

KRUSTY

I've been seeing that happen all day. I

    tell you what, I'll make it so a
    moron can win and you give me a cut of

the winnings...deal?

Krusty removes one of the shells.

HOMER

OK, but make it easy.

Homer places $20 on the table.

KRUSTY

Just keep your eye on my hands and

remember where the ball is.

Krusty places the ball under the right shell and then moves both shells around very slowly without picking them up and ends up with his hands in the very same position he started in.

KRUSTY

OK my good man, where's the ball?

Homer looking totally confident, points to the left shell.

HOMER

That one.

Krusty gives Homer an idiot look.

KRUSTY

No, you putz, it's right here where I

put it.

HOMER

D'oh!! Easy enough for a moron, ehh?

KRUSTY

Look, my mistake, I gave you too much

    credit. Try again and this time
    pay really close attention.

Homer plunks down another $20 and this time Krusty once again places the ball under the right shell and then moves them ever so slightly, keeping them right in the same place.

KRUSTY

OK Champ, show me the ball.

Homer with a confident look again, points to the left shell.

HOMER

That one.

Close up on Krusty, his face aghast with shock. He grabs Homer by the collar.

KRUSTY

Look, if you're with that Candid Camera

show, I'M NOT LAUGHING!! Homer, dejected, walks away. He sees a nun sitting in a chair with a sign above her that says "Pick one for a $1".

HOMER

Allright, what's your angle?

NUN

I have no angle dear, I'm just here to

help this church do God's work.

These are only games, they take no

thought, just a willingness to give.

Homer reaches into his wallett and finds his last $1 bill.

HOMER

Well, GIVE is my first last and middle

    name here tonight. But you look
    like the friendly caring face I've been
    searching for . Do you think God will
    let me win just once?

NUN

Only true fools are tortured souls. You

    cast a shadow of Wisdom and
    kindness, it's my belief the Lord has

great rewards for you.

Homer smiles with a look of contentment and hands the nun his last dollar. The nun takes the dollar, puts her hands under the table and then brings them back up with clenched fists.

NUN

Thank you sir. Now, which hand would

you like?

Homer with a confident look points to the right hand.

HOMER

That one.

The nun opens her hand and a $2 bill is shown.

HOMER

WooHoo!!! In your face lady, I am a

winner! WooHoo!!

The nun, still smiling, opens her other hand and shows a $100 bill.

HOMER

    D'oh!!!!!!!

The gang comes together near the exit of the church and there is a final table with a giant grab bag on top.

MARGE

So, how did everybody make out?

BART

Well, for 3 bucks, I was able to send

the Reverend to hell,

AND win this super cool x-box game

David & Goliath, which

promises to be bloodfilled throughout.

LISA

You better learn how to read big

brother, that says Davey &

Goliath and I'm pretty sure there wont

be any blood, just lots and lots of

clay.

BART

D'oh! I knew that shepherd was leading

me astray.

They all turn towards Homer, who is sulking.

MARGE

How did you do, Homey?

HOMER(crying)

Everything I tried, I failed at. I lost

all my money and even

the nuns wont take pitty on me.

LISA

Oh cheer up Dad, at least you'll leave

here knowing your

money is going to brighten some poor

unfortunates life.

HOMER

Yeah, but now, unfortunately I'm poor.

BART

Hey, check this out. A grab bag full of

goodies and it's free.

Marge reaches in and pulls out a t-shirt that shows Jim & Tammy Faye Baker riding a rollercoaster with their hands in the air, full of money.

MARGE

Heyyy, I lost my shirt at Heritage USA,

now this will make up for it.

Lisa reaches in and pulls out a box full of Jelly Belly communal wafers.

LISA

Ohhh great, they're tropical flavored.

Bart reaches in and pulls out an x-box game.

BART

Davey & Goliath II, This time it's

biblical....(sarcastically) great.

MARGE

OK Homey, here's your chance to go home

a winner.

Homer reaches into the bag and then immediately screams out loud in pain.

HOMER

AAAAHHHHHH!!!!!

Attached to Homer's finger is one of his old Springfield Olympics Mascot, Springy. Blood is flowing from his hand.

HOMER

I thought I had seen the last of these

when I flushed them down the toilet.

Homer starts to twist the mascot, but Lisa yells.

LISA

Wait Dad!! You might be holding a

valuable collectible.

Most of them were destroyed at the

bottom of Springfield Harbor.

Homer pauses, with a quizzical look on his face, then proceeds to stretch the springy apart.

HOMER

Die, you lousy piece of junk!

Homer coils it into a ball and throws it wildly. It sails through the crowd and hits the communal wafer at Rev. Lovejoy's booth. It makes a crack in the wafer and slowly starts to split. A close up of a red-faced Rev. Lovejoy.

REVEREND LOVEJOY

Oh, Damn.

The Reverend falls again into the pits of hell.

FADE OUT: END OF ACT ONE

FADE IN:

INT. MARGE & HOMER'S BEDROOM - ESTABLISHING - NIGHT ACT TWO

Homer and Marge are in bed, Marge is trying to sleep while Homer is watching TV.

MARGE

C'mon Homer, turn off the Tv and go to sleep.

HOMER

Easy for you to say, you're riding high on your

big winnings.

MARGE

It was a t-shirt Homer...big deal.

HOMER

Well it would be big for me, at least

you won something.

Everything I tried for avoided me. Now

I need a little TV

to help put me to sleep.

Marge pulls the pillow over her head.

MARGE

Allright Homer, but you'll be sorry in

the morning.

Homer flicks the channels till he comes to Ted Koppell on Nightline. Homer starts to sneer, but keeps watching. A close up of the TV.

TED KOPPELL

...Tonight we bring to you a story of

ordinary people

getting rich on the internet. The

website is called ebay

and this slack jawed yokel, one Cletus

Del Roy of Springfield...

what state are you in?

CLETUS

That fact I a reckon I don't quite know

fer sure, but I do's

know it'sa east of Oregano.

TED KOPPELL

(screaming to off air personnel)

Damn it! Someone clue me into where the

state of Oregano is!

(Now addressing the audience again)

Great, that clears that up. Cletus is

one of millions of people

finding big money on internet auctions.

He recently put up

for auction, this very rare collectible

of a mascot named

Springy.

A close up of the springy mascot is shown. Homer's eyes widen.

TED KOPPELL

Describe to us what happened after you

listed it on ebay.

CLETUS

I didn't have it on there more than 20

minutes, when BAM! I

had over 300 bids and the price soared

from one penny to

over 300 pennies.

Close up of Homer in bed, laughing.

HOMER

Heh, heh, heh. What a doofus. I knew

that piece of junk was

a piece of junk.

back to close up of TV.

TED KOPPELL

So then what happened?

CLETUS

Well, it all pretty much stayed that

way...until the last 7 seconds. That's

when we got our final two bids and the

high bid went from 303 pennies

to $74,845 and 3 pennies.

Close up of Homer, screaming.

HOMER

AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

FADE OUT:

FADE IN:

EXT. SIMPSON'S HOUSE - ESTABLISHING - DAY

Front view of their home, sun rising from the backyard, bird sounds.

INT. KITCHEN - CONTINUOUS

The SIMPSONS are eating breakfast. Homer is off screen, oversleeping.

BART

Hey, what's up with Homer? Is it Hamburglar

day again?

LISA

No, that was last weeks episode...ahhh,

excuse. Where is he Mom?

MARGE

Ohhhh, I warned him not to stay up and watch

   NIGHTLINE.When will he learn?
   HOMER!! TIME TO GET UP, YOU'LL BE LATE FOR
   WORK!...AGAIN!!

Homer enters the kitchen, his clothes all messed up and his two hairs pointing in different directions.

HOMER

Marge, you've gotta stop keeping me up at

night.

MARGE

(ANNOYED)It wasn't me Homer, it was that

   boring NIGHTLINE show.
       HOMER

Oh sure, blame poor old Ted Koppel. The

   man's an icon Marge...an icon.
               BART

You know Homer, if you had watched Dave

   instead, you wouldn't be having
   these morning blues.

HOMER

I'll give you 10 reasons why I won't watch

Letterman.

  • He stinks!
  • His stupid pet tricks aren't stupid.
  • He hates Ted Koppell.
   4. He...

MARGE

He does not hate Ted Koppell, you do! You

only watch that show to sneer at him.

HOMER

What are you talking about, I enjoy every

minute of his show,it's Flanders I can't

stand.

MARGE

Homer, this nightowl foolishness has got to

stop, you're going to lose your job.

HOMER

Oh, so now he wan'ts MY job too, huh??!!

MARGE

David Letterman doesn't want your job.

HOMER

Not him, that jerkface Flanders!

INT: HOMER & MARGE'S BEDROOM - LATER THAT NIGHT

Homer and marge are in bed and Homer is watching nightline, sneering at Ted Koppell.

HOMER

lousy Ted Koppel, thinks he's so bright...

Hmmmm...maybe the boy had a point.

HOMER changes the channel to the David Letterman show. David is reading from a paper.

DAVID LETTERMAN

   ...and the number one thing I will not eat
   or drink is...

A top ten list appears on screen with the following items listed:

1: Donuts

2: Beer

3: Waffles

4: Chocolate

5: Sugar

6: Pork Chops

7: Hot Dogs

8: Peanuts

9: Chille

10: Pork Rinds

DAVID LETTERMAN

   ...Donuts!!

Homer (enraged) points the remote at the TV

HOMER

See you in HELL, LETTERMAN!!

Instead of the tv shutting off, it changes channels and lands on a seinfeld episode (The Opposite) where George, Jerry and Elaine are in a booth talking.

GEORGE

It's not working, Jerry. It's just not

working.

JERRY

What is it that isn't working?

GEORGE

It all became very clear to me sitting out

there today, that every decision I've ever

   made, in my entire life, has been wrong. My
   life is the complete opposite of everything

I want it to be. Every instinct I have, in

every aspect of life, be it something to

wear,something to eat ... It's all been

wrong.

ELAINE

Ah, George, you know, that woman just looked

at you.

GEORGE

Elaine, bald men, with no jobs, and no

money, who live with their parents, don't

approach strange women.

JERRY

Well here's your chance to try the opposite.

GEORGE

Yeah, I should do the opposite, I should.

JERRY

If every instinct you have is wrong, then

the opposite would have to be right.

GEORGE

Yes, I will do the opposite. I used to sit

here and do nothing,and regret it for the

   rest of the day, so now I will do the
   opposite, and I will do something!

Close up of Homer's face, his mouth is hanging open in awe. We hear the seinfeld noise that closes each scene.

EXT: SIMPSONS HOUSE - ESTABLISHING - DAY

Front view of their home, sun rising from the backyard, bird sounds, seindfeld noise.

INT: KITCHEN- CONTINUOUS

Marge is making breakfast and shouting up to the kids to get up as Homer walks in.

MARGE

KIDS! It's time for breakfa...aahhhh!! Homer

you scared the Bejebus out of me!

HOMER

Heh, heh, heh, Jebus. Sorry Marge, but I'm

turning over a new leaf, starting today.

MARGE

Well great, rising early is a nice start.

How many boxes of waffles this morning, 2 or

   3?

HOMER

Forget the waffles.

MARGE

Whaaat?? Just 2 pounds of bacon then?

HOMER

Forget the bacon too. I'll have a toasted

bagel with light cream cheese and a granola

bar.

MARGE

(a look of shock on her face) Ooooohhhh,

there's something wrong with the water

again.

Marge heads toward the phone and presses the poison control button which is #1 on the speed dial.

HOMER

No, no, no, Marge. There's nothing wrong

with the water, I'm just going to start

doing the opposite of every instinct I have.

MARGE

Why?

HOMER

Because every decision I've ever made in my

entire life has been wrong. The opposite

would have to be right.

MARGE

Where'd you come up with this?

HOMER

Late night TV.

MARGE

Thank you Johnny Carson.

HOMER

Incorrect Marge, Thank you Jerry Seinfeld.

We hear the seinfeld noise.

FADE OUT:

FADE IN:

EXT: SIMPSONS DRIVEWAY - MORNING

Homer is walking towards his car whistling, just as Ned Flanders aproaches him.

NED

Good diddley morning to you Homer.

HOMER

(grumbling to himself, opposite, opposite,

opposite..)

Good diddley morning to you Neddy. Can I

help you with something?

NED

Well, actually Homer, I was looking to get

some advice on a pickle of a matter.

HOMER

Let me hear it, I'm all ears.

NED

Well, it seems I accidently booked the boys

and I up for two worthwile events this

saturday, and I'm not sure what I should

do? They're both pretty close together time

wise and I'm not sure how I could squeeze

the both of them in. Any suggestions?

Homer(In deep thought)

Hmmmmm....Instead of trying to give a 50%

effort on both, decide which one you want to

do and give it 100%. Then call and give your

   regrets to the other thing, I'm sure they'll
   understand.

NED

That's great advice Homer, but how should I

decide which one we should attend?

HOMER

There are 3 of you Flander's, so a simple

vote as to who wants to do what will settle

this peacefully and diplomatically.

NED

Homer, you a true friend and a great

advisor. Thank you from the bottom of my

heart.

HOMER

Don't mention it neighborino.

Homer jumps into his car and waves back to Flanders in the driveway.

INT: HOMER'S CAR

HOMER

(with a big smile, feeling good about

himself) Woo Hoo!!!

INT: QUIKIMART

Homer is walking toward the counter with an armfull of items. He places them down on the counter and we see a six pack of Fudd, a playgirl magazine and a pint of vanilla sherbert.

APU

Good morning Mr. Homer.

HOMER

Good morning Apu...just picking up a few

things for work. How about a scratch ticket?

APU

Of course, which would you like Drooling for

Doughnuts or Lotto Lettuce?

HOMER

mmmmmm...doughnut's. NO, WAIT! I'll take a

Lotto Lettuce, please.

APU

Very good sir, good luck.

Homer reads the ticket instructions aloud.

HOMER

Get your rabbits to muliply and win $1 for

every rabbit.

We see a close up of the ticket and it shows three dark rabbit holes. Homer scratches the first one and two rabbits in a compromising posistion are shown.

HOMER

Two happy bunnies.

Homer scratches the second hole.

HOMER

Oooohhhhh! Four happy horny bunnies.

Homer scratches the third hole.

HOMER

Woo Hoo!!! 100 tired happy horny bunnies.

APU

Congratulations Mr. Homer, you are the first

customer I see that has gotten any action

from these bunnies. The state likes to keep

all the action for themselves.

HOMER

Thank you Apu, now I'm off to a great day at

the power plant.

APU

Thank you sir and come again.

INT: SPRINGFIELD NUCLEAR POWER PLANT - MR. BURNS OFFICE

Homer is standing in front of mr. Burn's desk. Smither's is standing next to a seated Mr. Burns.

MR. BURNS

OK Simpson, I've got good news and I've got

bad news. Your sloppiness here at the plant

as safety inspector is about to earn you

some recognition. Mr. Smithers is holding

two envelopes, one with good news and one

with bad.

We see smithers with an envelope in each hand, smiling broadly.

SMITHERS

Which will it be Simpson?

Homer has a look of total confidence.

HOMER

I'll take the left one, please.

Smithers hands the envelope to Mr. Burns. He opens it, smiles broadly, then turns it for homer to see.

MR. BURNS

Homer Simpson, you're FIRED!!

A close up of Homers exasperated face. Then a view of Smithers and Mr. Burns laughing in joy.

SMITHERS

You should have taken the other one Simpson.

Homer turns and walks away slowly, mumbling to himself on the way out.

I DID take the other one...what happened?

EXT: PARKING LOT

INT: HOMER'S CAR IN PARKING LOT

Homer is still talking to himself in disbelief.

HOMER

How could I go wrong? I did the opposite,

this can't be right.

We see him driving through Springfield. He approaches the Springfield Unemployment Office.

INT: SPRINGFIELD ENEMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Snake is in line, with dollar bills sticking out of his pockets. Cletus is also in line, wearing a snazzy suit, a gold necklace and gold rings on each hand. Homer looks off to the side and see's three people sitting down who look familiar.

HOMER

Hey, don't I know you?

MICHAEL RICHARDS

Ohhhhh, you might. The three of us use to be

quite an act on TV.

HOMER

AAAHHHH!!! You're Kramer!

MICHAEL RICHARDS

Yeah, well, I used to be...once upon a time.

HOMER

And you're Elaine!

JULIA LOUISE DREYFUSS

Yup,(stressing the p with her trademark pop

sound) that was me.

JASON ALEXANDER

Hi, I'm Jason, I used to play George.

Homer grabs Jason by the neck.

HOMER

Why you little!!! Just do the opposite, ehh?

Now look where it's gotten me!

Julia and Michael pull Homer away from Jason.

MICHAEL

Hey c'mon pal, take it easy, we're all on a

bit of a downer.

HOMER

What are the three of you doing here in

Springfield?

MICHAEL

Wellll, there's no way I can afford the

hollywood lifestyle NOW!

JASON

Same here. I've been doing commercials for

chicken feed. Literrally,no money, just

chicken.

HOMER

And you? (looking at Julia)

JULIA

Wellll, ya know. Jerry cancelled the show, I

spent some extra time with the hubby and

kids, I started my own TV show, yadda,

yadda,yadda, here I am.

MICHAEL

Soooo, what line of work are you in buddy?

TV? Movies?

HOMER

Yeah, I wish. I'm a safety inspector for a

nuclear power plant.

That is I was, until MR. Burns fired me for

picking the wrong

envelope this morning. Now I'm just Homer

Simpson, unemployed.

Julia, Michael and Jason all look at each with a look of surprise on their face.

MICHAEL

It's BRILLIANT!!

JULIA

It's FANTASTIC!!

HOMER

What?

JASON

It, it, it's UNBELIEVABLE!!

HOMER

What the hell are you talking about?

MICHAEL

Homer, the three of us have been trying to

put a show together, but we couldn't come

up with a work setting.

HOMER

And you think a nucleur power plant is the

right setting?

MICHAEL

Giddyup!

JASON

How would you like to help us create a brand

new TV program that'll blow away anything

that's ever been done before?

HOMER

Me work in TV?

JULIA

This could be the oppurtunity of a lifetime.

Will you help us,Homer Simpson, executive

consultant of "The Uranium Files"?

HOMER

Giddyup!

MICHAEL, JASON & JULIA

(Together) WOO HOO!!

HOMER

I knew I picked the right envelope! I'm in!!

Sooo, what network will be airing this, ABC?

NBC? CBS? HBO?

JASON

No, none of those.

MICHAEL

We're going with FOX.

HOMER

Fox?? Eeewwww. Why Fox?

JULIA

They're the only one's who will have us.

(seinfeld noise)

EXT: THE SIMPSONS HOME

INT: KITCHEN

Marge is washing dishes. Homer walks in.

HOMER

Marge!! You won't believe the day I'm

having! I've been doing the opposite

and I've won $100, lost my job and then

accepted a new job in television!

MARGE

(shoving Homer over backwards)

Get OUT!!

HOMER

(recovering) No Marge, it's true!

MARGE

No Homer, I mean get out,you're ruining

my freshly waxed floor! Get out, get out,

get out!

Homer grabs Marge and leads her into the living room where Michael, Jason & Julia are sitting on the couch.

HOMER

Marge, meet my new associates, George,

Elaine & Kramer.

MICHAEL

Homer, it's not Kramer, it's..

HOMER

Oh right, I'm sorry. It's Cosmo.

MARGE

Oh my god, Julia, Michael & Jason, it's

really you! What'll the neighbors think?

Marge goes over to the curtains and pulls them shut.

MARGE

Homer, what on earth were you thinking?

You had a solid working posistion at the

plant, now you're gambling on these three?

The three guests all look at each other solemnly.

HOMER

Marge, how can you say that? These people

   were part of the greatest sitcom ever,
   Seinfeld.

MARGE

If you were banking on doing something with

Jerry or even that guy who played Newman, I

could see your enthusiasm, but I'm sorry, I

think this is a big mistake.

HOMER

Well, fine Marge, think that way, but doing

the opposite is the right thing to do and

it hasn't failed yet.

MARGE

Oh really? Just what kind of advice did you

give Ned this morning?

HOMER

The best advice I could think of, why?

MARGE

Well your great advice got him and the boys

thrown out of both, the Springfield Church

Choir and the Helping Hands community

group. They said if he couldn't give

eqaully to both, he wasn't worthy of being

associated with either one. Are you happy

now, his name is mud!

A confused look on Homer's face.

HOMER

Woo Hoo!! I told you it works! C'mon guy's

we've got some work to do.

(seinfeld noise)

EXT: SIMPSONS HOUSE - CONTINUOUS- NIGHT TIME

A message at the bottom of the screen says "2 months later"

INT: SIMPSONS LIVING ROOM

We see the entire family sitting in front of the TV.

HOMER

Well Marge, are you ready to eat your

words?

BART

Save some for us, we need to eat too.

HOMER

Why you little...

MARGE

Homer! I'm sure your show is going to be

great. I'm sorry if I doubted you at first.

LISA

You're the man, Dad. We're all proud of

you.

BART

Yeah, good luck Homer dude.

MAGGIE

Maggie gives a thumbs up.

(suck, suck)

We see a close up of the TV. An opening shot reads " The Uranium Files"..starring Michael Richards...Jason Alexander...and Julia Louise Dreyfuss.

A pan back to Homer.

HOMER

Thank you all so much, I knew you'ld see

how right the opposite can be.

Back to the TV. It now reads: Executive Producer...Homer Simpson..

Then the TV goes blank for a few seconds. Then a voice is heard saying...

TV ANNOUNCER

The Uranium Files has been cancelled. We

now bring you a better program.

We see the opening credits for : America's Ugliest Bachelor's.

Back to Homer, aghast.

HOMER

What happened?

BART

Well Homer, you've succeded once again!

You just crushed Chevy Chase's unbreakable

record.

HOMER

What? That can't be! I did the opposite.

The opposite can't be wrong.

MARGE

Well Homey, if you still want to follow

that theory, then it stands to reason now

that every opposite decision you have will

be wrong, so now your initial decision will

be right, just the way it ought to be.

HOMER

Hmmmmm...could it be that simple?

LISA

Ya know Dad, The Osbornes are really BIG

these days, maybe your next show should be

a family based reality series.

HOMER

Heyyyy, you make a good point. We could

call it The Simpsons.

MARGE

(laughing) Heh, heh, heh. The Simpsons on

Fox, I wonder how long that would last.

Heh, heh, heh.

BART

Probably about 15...

We see just a blue screen, then the ending credits start to roll.

THE END

ProfesionalDana

"Captain Quint" wrote in message news:%q0y8.58117$[email]...

wordpad,

<snip>

Very nice...it beats the hell out of the current episodes. I'd watch

DevDana

really nice....i could hear the character's voice in my head as i read it...........sounded really funny

"Captain Quint" wrote in message news:%q0y8.58117$[email]...

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zero.coolDev

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So nice you had to quote (and re-post, in essence,) the *entire* post????????? jeez.

I'm sure we all did that.

zero.cool :~)

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zero.coolDana

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It's too long and I'm too tired. Just gimme the gist of it. ;)

Maybe I'll read it later. Why not send it in to FOX?

KGenameDana

------ <schnippetyschnipp a Simpsons script> ------ This is good stuff. Keep it up, I hope you make it as a scriptwriter for the show. Oh hey, if you want, I'll fax it to Matt Groening, and tell him that you wrote it. Yeah, that's right, I'll fax it to him.....

73, Keith

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DanaKGename

"KGename" wrote in message news:[email]...

wait

wordpad,

the

...Giddyup!! If you have the means, I'll shine it up real pretty for the boss...WooHoo!!

Jesse Leon McCannDana

I think he's pulling your leg, Captain. The fact is, professionals never read ANYTHING sent to them without the aurthor first signing a submission release form. The reason is, a pro could be accused of stealing someone's idea without such a legal document. I myself never read fan fiction for that very reason.

hope this helps.

With kindest regards, Jesse Leon McCann, Freelance Scribe

Enter my world: http://hometown.aol.com/jleon2001/myhomepage/index.html
DanaJesse Leon McCann

"Jesse Leon McCann" wrote in message news:[email]...

read

release

without

reason.

http://hometown.aol.com/jleon2001/myhomepage/index.html

I thought I felt a little tug, that's why I chose to answer mostly in character. Thanks for verifying. It certainly is tough getting something looked at, I just figured I'd throw it around a bit and maybe catch someone's eye. We can dream.

KGenameDana
-----

----- Nope, I don't have said means. I was just funnin' ya.

"Yeah, that's right, I'll fax it to him..." is a take on a line used many times to indicate "Sure, just give it to me, and I'll give it to him. Oh, sure, I'll tell him that you were the author, too." Most recently, I've seen this type of thing in "Dilbert", when Dil has developed a patentable item and one of his cow orkers offers to bring it to the boss, patent office, etc.

In other words, ya gotta get it to the place yourself. I'd hurry, since you already posted it to the world.

73, Keith "I hope it isn't already 'public domain' "G

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