The Simpsons/Season 16

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The Simpsons (1989–present) is an American animated sitcom broadcast by the Fox Broadcasting Company created by Matt Groening. The series is a satirical depiction of American life, epitomized by the Simpson family.

Treehouse of Horror XV

Bart: (being burned on a frying pan by Kang and Kodos) Am I the only one here who's in horrible pain?

Homer: (eating himself on a frozen dish) You're the only one who won't shut up about it!

[Ned has been suffering a series of premonitions that have come true]

Ned: Oh Lord, why have you given me these unholy visions of doom!? [Ned sees he is standing outside a theater performing the Rosie O'Donnell Musical. He has another premonition of the show being cancelled after three performances]

Ned: [scoffs] Well, I didn't need any special power to know that was coming!

Ned has shot Homer, who wobbles back and forth and finally falls next to the core destruct button.

Ned: [sighs in relief]

Homer's tongue flops on to the button and presses it.

Ned: Oh, you stupid son of a--

Springfield explodes. Ned and Homer are sent to Heaven behind the gate.

Marge: Homer, I'm so mad at you. I bet you blew up the town just to get out cleaning the garage! Yeah, Well, the joke's on you, smart guy, the garage made it to Heaven too!

[the garage now has wings and a halo]

God: Homer Simpson, it's time you got what's coming to you... your Frisbee.

Homer: Captain!

Lisa: Science officer!

Bart: Security!

Marge: Marge!

Mr. Burns: Now I insist you take off your shoes when you get inside. And while you're in there, grab as much cancer as you can.

Flanders: What the Family Circus?

Lisa: Mr. Flanders, why are you moving?

Flanders: Cause I had a vision of myself... shooting your father.

Bart: In this neighborhood, who hasn't?

Lisa: Well, you can't fight fate, but if you must shoot our father, please remember our family motto: "Not in the face."

Inspector Wiggum: Well, well, well, look who's here. Master Detective Eliza Simpson and her easily amazed sidekick, Dr. Bartley.

Dr. Bartley: What's this? A doorknob! Good show!

Inspector Wiggum: (after eating eel pie) We British sure eat crap.

Purveyor [Comic Book Guy]: You may examine my curios, but do not touch my oddities. Use your judgment with my gewgaws.

Bart: [spots Flanders and his sons as shrunken heads] I recognize the missionaries!

Flanders: I just told a Native they were having sex the wrong way.

Inspector Wiggum: (to Lou) Why can't you be more like Eddie? He never says a word against me.

Lou: That's 'cause you cut out his tongue.

Eddie: (without a tongue) E's 'ight 'eef.

Inspector Wiggum: (escaping in a hot-air balloon) You'll never catch me! I'm traveling at the speed of wind! Ha, ha, ha! (a spaceship pops the balloon which causes it to spin away into the distance) Remember me for my police work and not the murders!

Marge: Why is my swimsuit so revealing?

Homer: Marge, that's what turns a mediocre voyage into a fantastic voyage.

Bart: (to Marge) Mom, did you have to fly out through all those boogers?

Marge: Cut me some slack, I'm a widow.

Homer: You don't want to piss off a man who can kick you in the crotch from the inside.

All's Fair in Oven War

Bart: [reading] Canned and frozen juices are more popular than ever these days, but most bachelors we know would prefer to squeeze their own tomatoes.

Moe: Looks like me and Marge are both going to hell. That's when I'll make my move.

Marge: (reading a note from Lisa) I look up to you... because you let me down. That's clever. And devastating.

Bart: I'm just spreading the Playdude philosophy… hi-fi's, Norman Mailer, gettin' some.

Homer: Um… what do you think "some" is?

Bart: Uh… toys?

Homer: Hey sweetie, is mom winning?

Homer: [Preparing to teach Bart about sex] Son, do you know what a "boob" is?

Bart: Oh, yeah.

Homer: Oh, good. That will save us some time.

Homer: Okay, why do you think your mother and I sleep in the same bed?

Bart: Because we're poor?

Homer: Exactly, and we're poor because we have kids. And the biological method by which children are created by a man and a woman is...

[cut to outside of the treehouse; Bart can be heard screaming, and quickly runs to Milhouse's house]

Bart: Then the man...

[Bart and Milhouse can be heard screaming; they run to other children's houses]

Marge: Then the woman...

[Bart and Milhouse can be heard screaming, and run to two more houses, screaming and many kids run to many houses]

Moe: Well, better they hear it from me, now, than from their parents when they're old enough.

Homer: Someone somewhere says I'm better than someone else.

Sleeping With the Enemy

[Homer's making a sketch of himself for Lisa, in explaining "the Simpson butt"]

Homer: Every Simpson starts with a circle. Daddy has one big circle here...(belly)...then a smaller one up here...(chest)...two big, sexy circles for eyes, one macho muzzle...then a snappy new outfit. Ooh, I'm looking good. [draws pants] Ooh, cuffs, yeah. And for some reason, my hair and ear form an "M" and a "G". [completes sketch]

Bart: [when he sees Nelson helping Marge out with the garden] My mother... My bully... My God!!!

Nelson: A doctor for your teeth? What's next, a lawyer for your hair?

Nelson: He who ha-has last, ha-has best.

Mrs. Krabappel: Bart did get 100. I gave a test on state capitals, but I forgot to roll up the map. Everyone got 100.

Ralph: Duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck-

[Fast forward to hours later, where everyone clearly frustrated and/or asleep]

Ralph: Duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck,-

Bart: Say goose, you stupid freak!

[Ralph runs out of the room crying]

Lisa: What, I'm not fat enough already?! How could you say that to me?!

[about Bart and Lisa to Marge]

Principal Skinner: They're just asserting their independence. If a child doesn't do it now, it may never happen.

Agnes Skinner: Seymour! Do you want your vitamin in apple sauce or are you gonna take it like a big boy?

Principal Skinner: [quietly] Apple sauce.

Homer: Come on Lisa, say everything's fine. [in a squeaky girly voice] Everything's fine.

Lisa: That was you!

Homer: Prove it!

Homer: (to Bart) All right, boy, which con did you work here? Copy off another kid? Pay attention in class and take notes?

Ralph: Bart's my bestest boyfriend.

Homer: (to Marge) Oh, what's the big deal? Bart didn't like his presents. So what? It's not like he gives us such great gifts. Remember that maple leaf ironed between the sheets of wax paper? What was that? That was crap.

Marge: It's not just the presents. The kids don't appreciate me anymore. They'd rather hang out with their friends than with their mom.

Homer: So they're growing up. Soon, they'll be leaving the nest, and you'll have time for yourself. Hundreds of thousands of hours. And then the peace of the grave.

Nelson: (pointing to the bats at the zoo) Haw haw! You're nocturnal!

Marge: You don't have to impress me by making fun of others. I already like you.

Nelson: Haw haw! I'm starting to let down my guard. Haw haw!

Marge: Nelson, how'd you like to earn some extra money around the house? I have some odd jobs my kids won't do.

Nelson: Yeah, I get the feeling Bart isn't everything he could be in the son department.

Marge: Oh. Sometimes I think he's more interested in his "Itchy and Mitchy" cartoons than me.

Nelson: Hey, I'm sure it's just a phase, like when I used to stand on the overpass and drop computers on the highway.

Marge: That's how we got our Kaypro.

Marge: It'll be B.L.A.M.! Bart, Lisa, and Mom! Hmmm?

Bart: Mom, when I want lame and needy, I'll call Milhouse.

She Used to Be My Girl

Marge: You know Chloe some of us stayed in this town and made it a better place.

Homer: Oh come on Marge, the only reason we don't move out of this dung hill is because of my court ordered ankle bracelet. (Reveals a beeping bracelet on his right ankle) I'm here! I'm here! Quit bugging me.

Marge: Why do you always have to show that to company?

Homer: It's a conversation starter. (short pause)

Marge: (moans)

Marge: I would've followed Chloe, but my plans changed when God brought me a wonderful little boy. Bart, stop that!

[Shows Bart cutting the TV with a saw]

Bart: This isn't what it looks like. [continues sawing]

Lisa: Uh oh. The Christian Science Monitor has a flat tire.

Man #1: I'll get the spare.

Man #2: No! (praying) We must wait for God to jack us.

Homer: What happened to us, Marge? We used to feed each other cheese and laugh all night. Then came the heart attacks.

Kent Brockman: Channel 6 News rocks! A car chase every night or the weather girl wears a tube top, and if she doesn't, you win a pizza!

Chloe: Marge, where are you living now?

Marge: (mumbling) Evergreen Terrace.

Chloe: Paris? Just like you always dreamed!

Marge: Terrace. Evergreen Terrace. The street that smells like pee.

Chloe: (to Homer) I remember you in high school. You barfed in my tuba.

Homer: I believe it was the school's tuba.

Homer: (to Marge) Oh Honey, her life can't compare to yours. You got three kids, a TV tray from Expo '67, and you're married to King Stink.

Chloe: (to Marge) Oh, that's it! I'm going to show you some moves I learned from G. Gordon Liddy!

Marge: I'm so sick of names!

Marge: (to Lisa) Lisa, honey, let me explain what happened tonight. Sometimes when your mom has half a glass of wine, she goes cuckoo bananas.

Bart: Thinking is for losers!

Lisa: Be careful, Mom! There's hot lava under the ground!

Chloe: Actually, when it's underground, lava is called magma!

Lisa: You're so smart, Chloe!

Chloe: Walter Cronkite told me the same thing.

Marge: Come on! You're out of the girl business!

Fat Man and Little Boy

(Bart has written "Adults suck, then you are one" on his T-shirt)

Marge: Bart! Someone wrote something cynical on your shirt. Let me wash it off.

Bart: Leave me alone. This expresses my rage at the machine.

Marge: Well I like t-shirts with a nice joke, like "Support our troops".

Homer: Bart's shirt is a classic, Marge, just like "Keep on truckin" - as if I would ever want to stop truckin'.

Homer: Maybe the Internet can help me out. It sure gave some good advice on wang enhancement. Okay, www.nuclearsecrets.com. "Are you a terrorist?" No. "Would you like to meet someone new, but are tired of the bar scene?" No! I will never tire of the bar scene!

(Homer has created a working nuclear reactor)

Lisa: Mom, Dad created a device that could be dangerous in the wrong hands. And HE'S holding it!

Homer: Get back in the garage, old man!

Grampa: But there's spiders in the boxes!

Homer: Stay out of my boxes!

Bart: God, please give your daughter, the Tooth Fairy, the strength to carry my cash and the integrity not to dip her wand in the till.

Bart: There's more than one way to lose a tooth! [to Nelson] Hey, idiot! You're fat! And your mom is naked on the Internet! You also smell.

Nelson: Hmm. You've given me a lot to think about.

Lisa: Bart, if you don't get up now, good luck getting a pancake. Dad's pulled his chair right up to the stove.

Marge: We're big fans, Mr. Gladwell.

Homer: Yeah, nothing makes parents happier than when an eccentric, single man takes an interest in their child.

Vendor: Mr. Retailer, over here! Your customers will love these mood lollipops. Every lick reveals your mood.

Apu: [lick, lick] It works, if blue is the color for unimpressed.

Homer: You give my son what he deserves, or I will knock you on your delightfully offbeat ass!

Goose Gladwell: Ho-ho, I must warn you sir, I was a Green Beret in Vietnam. The things I saw are what made me CRAAAAAAZZZYYY!

Midnight Rx

[During the couch gag: the music is absent as the Simpsons sit on the couch as normal. Nothing happens. Lisa then looks at the camera]

Lisa: What? Can't we sit on the couch without something happening?

[Just then, a spear comes hurtling at Homer and impales him in the chest. The family stares in shock]

Homer: D'oh!

[Homer and Grampa arrive at the border. Homer is dressed in Mexican clothing, including a sombrero]

Homer: [To border patrol] Hola señor! We are gringo and wish to spend mucho dinero in your country.

Border Patrol: Splendid! Welcome to Canada!

Homer: D'oh!

Mr. Burns: Fear not Smithers! I'll move Heaven and Earth to save you! It's still easier then teaching a new assistant my filing system.

Apu: [While they ride to Canada] Homer! Tell Mr. Ned to stop trying to convert me!

Ned: I was just telling him how brave he is to worship a false god.

Apu: I do not worship one god, okay? I worship a whole super team of deities that--[Ned pinches him] OW, ow! Okay, he just pinched me!

Ned: Well, where's your super team now?

Homer: Listen, you two! I'll you who the true God is if you're both quiet the rest of the trip!

[simultaneously]

Apu: But the infinite...

Ned: But the Bible says...

Homer: All right, I'm coming back there! [Unbuckles seatbelt and leaves driver's wheel to go to the back seat. The van swerves uncontrollably through traffic]

Apu: Save me, Shiva!

Ned: Why don't you just call for Hawkman?

Apu: Why don't you shut up?!

[After Homer and Grampa are arrested for smuggling in Canada]

Canadian Official 1: We have confiscated your car and its contents.

Canadian Official 2: Nous avons confisqué votre voiture et son contenu.

Canadian Official 1: You may leave Canada, but never return.

Canadian Official 2: Vous pouvez quitter le Canada, mais vous n'avez plus le droit de rentrer.

Canadian Official 1: I am a big fat French idiot.

Canadian Official 2: Je suis un grand gros...--hey!

Canadian Official 1: Heh, heh, heh!

Mommie Beerest

Homer's Business Card: (Gives to Marge in case she wanted to cheat on Moe)
Homer Simpson Plus Size Butt Model

Homer: Marge, you can't go with me to Moe's. I mean, how would you like it if I came with you to your mother's?

Marge: I would like it. You never come with me to my mother's.

Homer: That's because I hate her.

Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass

Crazy Cat Lady: Ugh, this whole place is disgusting.

Marge: I agree. [turns around] Hey, aren't you the crazy cat woman?

Crazy Cat Lady: Yes I am, but thanks to this psycho-active medication, I enjoy brief moments of lucidity.

Marge: Those are just Reese's Pieces.

[Crazy Cat Lady abruptly resumes her normal behavior, screaming gibberish and hurling cats]

Homer: The Internet wasn't created for mockery. It was supposed to help researchers at different universities share data sets. It was.

Homer: I'm the worst thing to happen to sports since Fox.

Comic Book Guy: My name is Jeff Albertson, but everybody calls me "Comic Book Guy".

Ned Flanders: Well I'll just call you friend. Here's your tape, friend.

[We see Pac-Man & Ms. Pac-Man at the Super Bowl getting married]

Wedding Announcer: I now pronounce you Pac-Man and wife.

Pranksta Rap

Bart: (gulps) Time to face my punishment like a man, Or... lie my way out of it like a kid!

Wiggum: Lou, you're promoted to chief of police.

Lou: Sweet.

Wiggum: And Eddie, you're promoted to Lou.

Eddie: Nice. And, uh, who's gonna be Eddie?

Wiggum: We don't need an Eddie. (Eddie looks down in disappointment.)

There's Something About Marrying

Bart: Is this one of those reality deals where a guy gets a million bucks for marrying Aunt Patty but they have to honeymoon in a box full of snakes?

Lisa: that's the stupidest idea I ever heard... and I know exactly who would pay top dollar for it! (picks up phone and dials)

Phone: You've reached FOX. If you're pitching a show where gold-digging skanks get what's coming to them, press 1. If you're pitching a rip-off of another network's reality show, press 2. Please stay on the line - your half-baked ideas are all we've got.

Krusty: I want to clear up a misconception about the Wha-Cha-Ma-Carcass Sandwich. I used non-diseased meat from diseased animals! Everyone does it!

Barney: Now as the Road Runner said to the coyote. (jumps in the air mimicking the Road Runner) Beep Beep! (runs off)

Voice from Song: When my man and I shop for wedding gowns
We were mocked and shunned and pushed around
But yesterday we found a place to be gay
I'm going to marry my Harry in Springfield town
Gay-o, it's okay-o
Tie the knot and spend all you dough
Gay-o, come stay-o
Visit our website for further info

Mayor Quimby: Springfield: A place where everyone can marry, even dudes! We're just off Route 202. Do NOT take the Jefferson Avenue exit. For God's sake, do not take that exit!

On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister

Sprawl Mart Boss: You're on fire, not like that useless old man.

Homer: Hey, that useless old man happens to be my father! Please continue.

Sprawl Mart Boss: If you don't work all night then we're deport you back to Mexico.

Homer: But I'm an American citizen.

Sprawl Mart Boss: Oh, really, Senor Homer? (Holds a forged ID card claiming Homer is Mexican)

Homer: Dios mio.

Goo Goo Gai Pan

Homer: [visiting the corpse of Mao Zedong] Aww... Look at him sleeping... He's like a little angel, that killed 50 million people. [to Mao] Yes you are! Yes you are!

Chinese "Bart": (the real Bart is absent) Feast on my shorts, you stupid American father!

Madam Wu: [after discovering Selma's scam] Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on Wu!

Madam Wu: You may keep your baby, but you! Drop the panda!

[Homer is seen trying to smuggle a panda cub into his luggage]

Homer: But he loves me! [the panda bites Homer] OW! Why you little...! I'll endanger you! [strangles the panda]

Mobile Homer

Marge: I just think we should be building a nest egg.

Homer: Way ahead of you, Marge. I just ordered a series of tapes on saving money. They should get here soon. I paid a bundle for overnight delivery.

Marge: I have a book from the library with the same information!

Homer: Okay, I'll just hire a haulage firm to haul them away... at my expense! [he picks up the phone and dials 4-1-1] Directory assistance?

Marge: No more directory assistance! It's not free.

Homer: Well, I'll get a lawyer on that. No, a whole team of lawyers, who will dine on mustard flown in from the Orient.

Marge: No more Oriental mustard!

Marge: Last year you spent $5,000 on doughnuts, $2,000 on scalp massages, $500 on body glitter...

Homer: Hey, I earn that money. While you lounge around here doing laundry and putting up drywall, I'm at work busting my hump.

Marge: Oh, please. From what I hear, you waltz in there at 10:30, take a nap on the toilet, then sit around "Googling" your own name until lunch.

Homer: [gasps] Who told you that?

Marge: You shouted it while we were making love!

Marge: And I am so sick of that story about finding an onion ring in your French fries! It was 20 years ago!

Homer: That was my Woodstock!

Chief Wiggum: Would you look at those Simpson kids! Last year it was razor scooters, this year they're driving RVs. When I was a kid, my mom would give me an empty egg carton and I'd pretend it was a spaceship to the moon. You'll never guess what I used for astronauts!

Lou: Uh... I'm gonna say eggs.

Chief Wiggum: Shut up!

Homer: Bring back our kids you Cyprus splitting jerks!

Turkish Captain: Just for that, we keep your children!

Homer: Will you raise them Christian?

Turkish Captain: Coptic Christian.

Homer: No!

The Seven-Beer Snitch

Burns: ...this prison will make Abu Ghraib look like the Four Seasons! Smithers, we'll need electrical wire, a hood, and someone who can really point at genitalia.

Homer: (after learning that he failed the guard test) But he misread my pee!! He misread my pee!!!

Homer: Listen to me, this whole building is unsafe! They cut corners everywhere. People, it's a death trap!

Future-Drama

[Bart and Homer are flying around in an imperfect hovercar.]

Bart: Why'd you buy the first hovercar ever made? Didn't you know it'd take a while to work out the kinks?

Homer: I know! It's a hovercar!

(during the hovercar ride, Homer and Bart go through a wormhole in a cliff. They come out the other side and Bender from Futurama sits between them)

Bender: All right! You guys are my new best friends!

Homer: You wish, loser! (tosses Bender out the car, who falls to pieces when he hits the asphalt. Bart and Homer laugh as they drive away)

[Bart sees Smithers with a woman.]

Bart: Mr. Smithers? I thought you were, uh, you know, uh...

Smithers: No, no, I'm straight. As long as I take these injections every 10 minutes. (injects himself) I love boobies!

Lisa: You love Moleman! You're gay for Moleman!

Bart: No, you're gay for Moleman.

Moleman: [morosely] No one's gay for Moleman.

Don't Fear the Roofer

Bart: Dad, remember how you said if I used a chainsaw unsupervised I'd hurt myself? Well, you were wrong. I hurt someone else.

Marge: We're going to take the dog to the V-E-T.

Man Dog: Huh?

Marge: Then take Bart to get C-I-R-C-U-M-C-I-S-E-D.

Bart: Huh?

Marge: I'll tell you what it means when it's over, honey.

Ray: Look at the size of that nacho plate. I haven't seen this much melted cheese since I left my Billy Joel albums out in the sun.

Homer: Ha ha ha ha ha, the sun.

Ray: Hey you want to split this?

Homer: Wow. It's been so long since I've been with someone who doesn't know what a selfish pig I am.

The Heartbroke Kid

Bart: I've learned that even made-up corporate mascots can lie to you.

Homer: Did you hear that Foxie, the Fox network fox?

Spangler: Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, your boy's gonna need one thing. [points to sign] Tough Luck!

Marge: Don't you mean tough love?

Spangler: Tough love? Of course! This has never made sense! The sign shop guy lied! STANLEY! YOU DIDN'T QUESTION THE WORD LUCK! NOW LOOK WHAT WE GOT! Thanks for the correction, that's part of the honesty.

Spangler: Son, I'm gonna tell you a story about a young man who came here and failed. Well that is the story. I guess I shouldn't call a sentence a story, anyway IT'S YOU!

Spangler: Mr. Simpson, you're suffering from PSI. Poor self esteem. What a minute! That's not I! (yelling) Every sign is wrong!

A Star is Torn

Krusty: Hey-hey, kids! Do you have what it takes to be a singing sensation? A dynamite voice? Ruthless, pushy parents? A void in your self-esteem that can only be filled by applause? Oh, God, I know that void. Then you were born to enter Krusty's Li'l Starmaker singing competition!

Disclaimer voice: Not affiliated with American Idol. We've never even heard of American Idol.

Krusty: The winner will be animated into an Itchy & Scratchy cartoon! So enter today, especially if you're a funny-looking kid who doesn't know he sucks!

Milhouse: (starts dialing the number) I'm coming Krusty!

Ralph Wiggum: A B C D E F G. [long pause] How I wonder what you are.

Homer: (about Cameron as he walks onstage in a flashy costume and shades) He's about to learn one of the most important lessons in the music business: don't trust people in the music business.

Cameron: (singing) I'm a privileged boy, it's great, I gotta tell ya. Privileged boy, my dad could buy and sell ya. It really doesn't matter that you're on the list in front of me. I'm gonna get your table 'cause I always tip the maitre d'. And then I'll go to Yale, (shows a diploma) because I am a legacy! (down on one knee and pointing at the crowd) I'm better than you!

Crowd: BOOOO!!

Carl: You SUCK, Johnny Rainbow!

Lenny: (as he tears up a picture of "Johnny Rainbow") I believed in you!

Thank God It's Doomsday

Marge: This is Marge reporting live from downtown Springfield, where overweight doomsayer Homer Simpson is predicting the world will end next Wednesday! Homer, what turned you from sad drunk to mad monk?

Homer: Funny story, Kent- [to the camera] IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD!! GOD LOVES YOU!! HE'S GONNA KILL YOU!! [to Kent] Here's my angle: there's no way in God's Heaven I should get into God's Heaven. But maybe He'll let me in, if I warn others the Apocalypse is coming as I previously shouted.

Bart: Why didn't we listen to dad?!

Homer: The Worst part is I'll never see my Homie again!

Krusty: That's the Worst part? Then I'm not doing my job!

Homer: Lord, you got a first-class destination resort here, really top notch, but I can't enjoy myself knowing my family is suffering.

God: Oh, don't you talk about family suffering with me! My son went to Earth once. I don't know what you people did to him, but he hasn't been the same ever since. [shows Jesus sitting on a swing looking down and spinning slowly]

Homer: He'll be fine.

Homer: (To God) You have just made a powerful enemy!

Comic Book Guy: (to Homer) Hey, Nostra-dumbass, did the Rapture come? I can't recall. In fact, I can recall, and it didn't and you suck.

Marge: Homer, I'm glad you're finally getting exercise. I just wish it wasn't crazy exercise.

Krusty: I don't want to die next to Kathy Griffin!

Homer: The Book of Revelations has 404 verses. Add the number of people at the Last Supper minus the number of Filipinos in the Bible, and you get.

Nelson: Ha-ha! Life goes on.

Home Away From Homer

Homer: What's this? [reads the note] "Goodbye Springfield...."

Bart: [in voiceover] "The Flanders family has pulled up stakes. You have laughed at us for the Last-Diddly-Ast time!"

Homer: Last-Diddly-Ast? [sobbing] He's gone! And it's all someone's fault! [sobs and eats cookies]

Homer: What are you kids laughing at? And if you say Jimmy Fallon, I'll know you're lying!

The Father, The Son, and The Holy Guest Star

[Flashback]

Sean: Then one day, after a drunken brawl with my da...[flashback to Sean and his father fighting]

Sean's father: Yer just like yer mother; can't take a punch!

Sean: Then, as I was picking up my teeth, St. Peter appeared to me. He said, "Sean, ya wanker. Repent of your wicked ways or sod off!" Then he gobbed in my face and turned back into a lightpost.

Sean: We're about to play Bingo.

Homer: Bingo? Hey that's my favorite game. I just can't remember what you yell when you win.

Sean: Bingo.

Homer: Bingo? Hey that's my favorite game. I just can't remember what you yell when you win.

Sean: (sighs) Why don't you just yell, "Yea! I win!"?

Homer: (points) Bingo!

Homer: Face it, Bart, Catholics rule! We've got Boston, South America, the good part of Ireland, and we're making serious in-roads in Mozambique, baby!

Bart Soldier: We believe that God's last prophet, Bart Simpson, preached a message of tolerance and love.

Bartman Soldier: We believe the holy Bartman preached a message of understanding and peace, before he was betrayed by his follower, Milhouse! And pulled apart by snow-mobiles, until he died.

Bart Soldiers: EAT BART'S SHORTS!!!!

Bartman Soldiers: COWABUNGA!!!!

[War rages]