TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. ", "In exchange for waving certain constitutional rights. He, alone among, the employees of the Springfield Power Plant does not deserve to hold onto his job, even under bosses as kindly and generous as the Germans. * AmusinglyShortList: The new plant owners quickly fire Homer for his incompetence and disingenuously phrase. Shultz from ''Series/HogansHeroes''. After doing so, he wanted to put Homer in a position where Burns could exact revenge on him. Even Lenny puts aside his initial prejudices. But Horst thought maybe Homer didn't understand him, so he tries to make himself clearer until Homer screams. Al saber que el precio se disparó, se lamenta por no haber aprovechado para obtener más dinero; en tanto, sus compañeros venden sus acciones al nuevo precio, obteniendo pequeñas fortunas. La melodía que se escucha durante la fantasía de Homero, «La tierra de chocolate», es un arreglo musical compuesto por Alf Clausen y basado en «Captain of Industry», la banda sonora de Tucker: un hombre y su sueño. "I renew my notary license on a weekly basis. | However, there is an all-time memorable Homer moment. * NeverMyFault: Homer grumbles about losing his job, insisting the Germans have no right to declare him unsafe....[[HypocriticalHumor while rummaging a fork inside a toaster...connected to an overloaded mains.]] When the ceiling caves in, the Germans are desperate to sell the plant... back to Mr. Burns. My English is. The correct German title of this episode would be "Burns verkauft das Kraftwerk." Burns Verkaufen Der Kraftwerk is a brilliant Simpsons episode,which shows the amazing scene in the land of chocolate,you'll see it when the German mentions that he is from the land of chocolate which causes Homer to imagine a real land of chocolate. In the audio commentary the writers say that James L. Brooks pitched the concept of an ancient, dust-covered stockbroker Homer never sees. La canción que canta en inglés Bart es The teddy bear's picnic de Henry Hall and his orchesta, cambiada en español a «La pollera colorá», canción representativa los carnavales de Barranquilla, en Colombia. [1] Phil Hartman fue la estrella invitada.[1]. In “Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk,” the voice that tells Homer he's not good enough and doesn’t deserve deserve his place in society comes from an external place as well. ** The German who looks like Sgt. What good is money if it can’t inspire terror in your fellow man?” That’s the nagging central question to Burns’ existence and the reason he can never sell the power plant or let it go. This is a Homer episode. Burns is on his way into ``The Hungry Hun'', denying rumors that he's going to sell it to a German consortium. In “Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk,” the voice that tells Homer he's not good enough and doesn’t deserve deserve his place in society comes from an external place as well. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. In “Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk,” rumors that Burns will be selling the Springfield Power Plant send the company’s stock rocketing skyward, making everyone rich but Homer, who foolishly sold all of his stock when it hit twenty five dollars. Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk (Burns vende la central eléctrica en alemán macarrónico), llamado Burns vende la central en España y Burns y los alemanes en Hispanoamérica, es un episodio de la tercera temporada de la serie animada Los Simpson, emitido originalmente el 5 de diciembre de 1991. When a German business purchases the Springfield Power Plant, the free ride Homer has been enjoying since birth appears to be up, since its downsizing roster consists of a single soul: Homer. He later says it's Mr. Burns' fault for wanting an extra hundred million dollars. Burns acepta, vende la planta y se marcha, buscando aventuras, mientras Smithers continúa como empleado en la misma. Stockbroker: All employees got some in exchange for waiving certain constitutional rights. Shultz, asked Homer if they could talk, Homer said no. El episodio culmina con Homer feliz con su familia diciendo que recuperó su empleo. Awards Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Homer is lovingly idiotic as usual and that plays a key role in this episode. Without it, he's nothing, an empty shell. When Burns pays them a low price, they naturally feel angry and warn Burns that "We Germans aren't all smiles ''und'' sunshine". * NeverMyFault: Homer grumbles about losing his job, insisting the Germans have no right to declare him unsafe....[[HypocriticalHumor while rummaging a fork inside a toaster...connected to an overloaded mains.]] http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E11BurnsVerkaufenDerKraftwerk. A chocolate lover's dream. ** The German who looks like Sgt Shultz asked Homer if they could talk, Homer said no. Without power and drive, Burns is a movingly vulnerable figure. This season seems the worst yet. It’s the nagging voice in the back of our heads at the end of a long, hard day. Like sports? Demprimido, se queda en su casa, insistiendo en que es un trabajador de seguridad competente mientras que el resto de la familia hace ahorros hasta que encuentre un trabajo nuevo. reflected reality at the time a bit too much, The German investors were supposed to be Japanese ones, but the writers thought that. Phil Hartman provides the voice of Homer’s stockbroker, a grey, cigar-smoking man dying a slow, sad death under the sickly fluorescent lights of an office that appears to be on the same floor of the damned as the building where much of Being John Malkovich takes place. As they say this, some sinister music starts playing. Naturally lazy Homer is the only employee laid off. HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 15.6" 4K Touch-Screen Laptop i7 16GB RAM GeForce GTX 1650 Ti 1TB SSD. As a result of the takeover, Homer loses his job, and falls into a state of depression. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/article_history.php. Las personas del bar se le unen e insultan a Burns, incluyendo a Bart quién le pisa los pies y empieza a cantar "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" mientras todos excepto Smithers se le unen. It's also hilarious, and a sobering realization for both Monty and Homer. -->'''Horst:''' I must have phrased that badly. Ahora nuevamente a cargo, Burns ordena que Homer sea recontratado. Metacritic Reviews. Los inversionistas alemanes, mientras tanto, descubren que la planta necesita reparaciones a muy elevados costos y deciden venderla antes de perder dinero. Homer: I own stock? The Mexican Spanish dub [[{{Woolseyism}} changes]] the "We Germans aren't all smiles ''und'' sunshine" line with "Los alemanes no perdonamos nada" (We Germans do not ''forgive anything''), turning them into outright jerkasses. Horst, the German drawn to resemble John Banner, relaxes the workers by telling them to think of him as the lovable Sgt. That is perpetually Burns’ plan for Homer, but he never quite gets around to destroying him, for reasons this episode makes abundantly clear. The scenes of Mr. Burns talking to Smithers and his little friend Sparky the Alligator about his existential ennui have a pleasingly melancholy air. * AmusinglyShortList: The new plant owners quickly fire Homer for his incompetence and disingenuously phrase is as a layoff. Alas, 'Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk' is a literal translation, and not an appearance from the electropop band (Kraftwerk as Simpsons characters, now there's an image). Alas, 'Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk' is a literal translation, and not an appearance from the electropop band (Kraftwerk as Simpsons characters, now there's an image). It first aired on the Fox network in the United States on December 5, 1991. Horst, the German who looks like Sgt. Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk (Burns to Sell the Power Plant) Stockbroker: Your stock in the plant just went up for the first time in ten years. For many of us this fear is abstract.
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