Odd Deja-Vu with this past sunday's episode

Dec 17, 2002, 8:10 AM ET8 posts by 7 posters
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Cacodemon

When Homer was trapped in the sauna by his attempted killer, I immediately got a sense of Deja Vu when they showed the close up of the wrench jammed into the door handle and pipe. Was this in an earlier episode?

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Scott MunroCacodemon

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 13:10:28 GMT, (SEE_SIG_BELOW)_balanco01@no$pam@[email]@o.hm (Cacodemon) wrote:

Maybe you're thinking of the Inanimate Carbon Rod from Deep Space Homer.

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Gene PooleUniblab

aww, they were gonna show pictures of the rod!

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CacodemonScott Munro

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 15:05:08 GMT, Scott Munro sayeth::

That must've been it. Thanks! :)

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Michael BlackCacodemon

Maybe the Inanimate Carbon Rod episode, where Homer goes into space and then a rod has to be used to hold the shuttle door closed?

Actually, the scene reminds me of one of the early James Bond films, maybe Thunderball?, where James Bond gets locked in a sauna (I think it was a small unit where your head sticks out).

Michael

Ted S.Michael Black

Somebody claiming to be [email] (Michael Black) wrote in news:atnq6o$j72$[email]:

I was going to suggest "Thunderball" as well, but I seem to recall that as the movie where Bond is on the back-extending machine.

Having said that, though, I too could swear I've seen a similar scene in one of the early Bond films.

I guess it's off to alt.fan.james-bond to ask....

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Digital PuerMichael Black

Yes, it was in one of the James Bond movies with Connery, but in this case, it was Bond who murders one of the bad guys by steaming him alive in the box.