Obscure Simpsons Reference Game

[chickens_law]

'The real money is in bootlegging, not in your childish vandalism.'

 

[Crimson Azure]

Is that also a tale of Two Springfields? When they are discussing the new phone number system? Lenny and Karl are giving examples of all the training they did to prepare for the new system, even the time at Phone Camp or what ever it was, but Homer continues to think they weren't informed?

That is correct.

 

[thesting]

'The real money is in bootlegging, not in your childish vandalism.'

Is that the Rex Banner episode? One of my favourites, "alright Rummy, I'm going to say it plain and simple, where'd you score the hooch? Is some blind tiger pulling suds on the side?" Barney's response "...Yes?"

 

[Deledinho]

"I don't know!" (with emphasis on the don't)

Homer: "Hello, my name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me."
Post office guy: "OK, what's your first name Mr. Burns?"
Homer: "I... don't know."

Classic.

Try this one:

"One of us! One of us!"

 

[Prolix]

the "im not making two stops" has been the most popular so far

Damn, I wanted to be a rebel.


"Well I guess most of what I said can be salvaged"

 

[Tigerdrive]

Damn, I wanted to be a rebel.


"Well I guess most of what I said can be salvaged"

Great Aunt Gladis funeral, he was a good man he was a kind man....

"I consider myself poltically correct and his views make me feel... uncomfortable."

 

[thesting]

"Reflected Glory!!"

 

[Bomber Bears]

Great Aunt Gladis funeral, he was a good man he was a kind man....

"I consider myself poltically correct and his views make me feel... uncomfortable."

Smithers about sideshow bob's conservative views when exposing the election fraud.

 

[Bomber Bears]

Homer: "Hello, my name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me."
Post office guy: "OK, what's your first name Mr. Burns?"
Homer: "I... don't know."

Classic.

Try this one:

"One of us! One of us!"

that was bart to lisa??? Gotta be to lisa, possibly the ep when she thinks she's losing her smarts cos of the simpsons gene?

 

[bob_neil]

and The Ray patterson speach "Oh gosh. You know, I'm not much on speeches, but it's so gratifying to... leave you wallowing in the mess you've made. You're screwed, thank you. Bye"

**while clapping patterson off stage** "he's right. he isn't much on speeches"

hahaha

 

[footy_rulz]

**while clapping patterson off stage** "he's right. he isn't much on speeches"

hahaha

And the band plays that music

 

[SolidTiger]

Smithers about sideshow bob's conservative views when exposing the election fraud.

Actually I think it was Lenny when he walks into Homer listening to a right wing political commentator on the radio.

Right episode, wrong character and scene.

 

[Deledinho]

that was bart to lisa??? Gotta be to lisa, possibly the ep when she thinks she's losing her smarts cos of the simpsons gene?

Sorry, not even close.

 

[SolidTiger]

Try this one:

"One of us! One of us!"

This is a tough one. Is it when Homer take the family out to a family picknick at Mr Burns mansion and Homer imagines the his family in the car as demons? I think it is one of the earlier episodes.

Try this one: "I'll just walk it off."

Also an easier one if someone hasn't tried it yet "I am evil Homer, I am Evil Homer."

 

[SolidTiger]

"Reflected Glory!!"

The episode when Homer becomes friends with Basingers and the Red headed guy who used to be on Happy Days and is a producer now (I forgot his name). Homer eventually exposes to Springfield that they live there and tries to justify what he did by saying he did it for their "reflected glory.".

 

[YOTC]

Sorry, not even close.

When Homer goes to the Power Plant family day thing and is impressed by the other nerdy family.

They go to Dr Marvin Monroe's for family counselling.

 

[Godfrey Jones]

When Homer goes to the Power Plant family day thing and is impressed by the other nerdy family.

They go to Dr Marvin Monroe's for family counselling.

i really dont think thats it.....its a more recent episode

arrggh i hate it becasue its on the right there in my mind and i cant put a finger on it

i'll take a stab: is it the lisa becomes a vegetarian episode??

im also tempted to say the halloween episode where they have the "undead", but im pretty sure thats wrong

 

[Godfrey Jones]

well what do you know..you were right after all YOTC....

 

[Tigerdrive]

Actually I think it was Lenny when he walks into Homer listening to a right wing political commentator on the radio.

Right episode, wrong character and scene.

Yeh that's correct.

 

[rupert pupkin 87]

Homer: "Hello, my name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me."
Post office guy: "OK, what's your first name Mr. Burns?"
Homer: "I... don't know."

Classic.

Try this one:

"One of us! One of us!"

1932 Film Freaks. Karl Pilkington's second favourite film
Gooble gobble gooble gobble one of us one of us

 

[rupert pupkin 87]

Marge on the Jerry Springer show

Here's some- Yes, yes it was or was it?

I've got something that will make you a lot less jubilant

Marge please?

Am I the first?

If they think I'm going to stop at that stop sign

superdude

Ok I take it no one knerw these or just decided to ignore them I'll go again

Yes, yes it was or was it?

Marge please?

Am I the first?

If they think I'm going to stop at that stop sign

 

[Bender571]

Am I the first?

Lisa Lionheart episode
Malibu Stacy creator: "Do you have any idea how many kids have tried to track me down"
Lisa" Am I the first?"


When I'm reading some of these I sometime do it with a Futurama voice for some strange reason, so it makes it harder. With the above quote it just felt like something Fry would say.

 

[Bender571]

Marge please?

That question mark is throwing me off, because the only thing that comes to mind is when Homer cooked dinner once, and the fish on Marges plate is still alive.

Marge: Homer I don't think this fish is cooked

Homer: Marge please, I'm having enough trouble with the lobster

I think it the episode when marge goes to jail (I could be wrong about everything though).

 

[Brad Goodman]

No its from the very first episode, when Patty/Selma ring the Simpson home, asking for Marge.

 

[Godfrey Jones]

i've got a gem:

There's a kind of hush, all over the world.