Pure fucking sweet!!!!!!!
That couch gag was the best ever!!!!
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We finally have a geographic location for Springfield. Judging by the position in the Old Northwest, in addition to the river flowing out of town (clearly delineated as The Mississippi), we can now definitively place Springfield as Duluth, Minnesota.
I don't know if Shelbyville is Superior, Wisconsin, or another town in Minnesota, though.
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Except for the fact that they clearly have a redwood forest and an ocean (not a lake, not a sea, an ocean), which don't exist anywhere near there, further proving that Springfield is nowhere.
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If you get in a boat, there are *two* major routes to the ocean from Duluth--it just takes a while.
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Except for the fact that it all ends inside Homer's head, you'd be right on...
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It would be amusing if they repeat this couch gag in another episode, but change it a bit to put Springfield on the east coast.
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Is that the only couch gag where somebody spoke a word? I can't remember any other ones.
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Homer said to Freud "Help me, doctor. I'm crazy," in one of the couch gags.
I agree that the couch gag was great. The best one in years.
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There's at least one: The couch is in a psychiatrist's office, and Homer lies down saying "Help me Doctor, I'm crazy!" or something similar.
But yeah, very impressive gag indeed - one that deserves to be recycled again & again like that chorus line/Vegas one. Only trouble is its length - if they use it in syndication, they'll have to cut an extra 45 seconds or so from the show proper...
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There is the one where Homer steals Comic Book Guy's popcorn and he says "Hey!" or something similar.
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On 15 Mar 2004 00:12:31 -0800, [email] (888eight888) wrote:
Different Homer. The Homer we know, who says "D'oh!", was at the beginning, the Homer at the end apparently says, "Wow!" :)
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At least it wasn't the "Homer" who says "B'oh!"
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"There's something different about you, dad...."
"Uh... I am a new tie vearing!"
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Ties, eh?
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New glasses?
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He probably misses his old glasses
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Anyone else notice that all the music seemed new as well? There seemed to be more saxophone during the chalkboard gag segment than usual.