Up to now, Homer has always printed. Ohhh. Baby to Marge. [6], Patty and Selma have a strong, mutually reciprocated dislike for their brother-in-law Homer. Marge and Homer are worrying that Marge may be pregnant again. You have been selected by Slash-Co... to reap the benefits... of their new Never-Dull knife edge. Their hair has turned blue-gray from long-term exposure to cigarette smoke and ash. We already know Homer and Marge get married, we know their oldest is Bart, we know Homer works at the nuclear plant. Bart: (poking his head into the living room) Hey, Homer, can we have a can of frosting for lunch? [23] As adults, the Bouvier twins have a friendly relationship with their sister and seem very protective of her and thus frequently visit the Simpsons. Marge, there's something I want to ask you... but I'm afraid because if you say "no"... it'll destroy me and make me a criminal. So Homer tried many jobs but none of them worked out (one job offer turned out to be a scam). Other Images. Our first night together as man and wife. Me! You're a machine, Homer. The note he writes is profoundly sad for the show, and it’s hard not to get choked up. I think about you too. [7] Patty and Selma have also brought home "souvenirs" from their vacations, including a pillowcase full of seashells from their trip to Sulfur Bay that they forced the family to help them clean and organize. That's right. After a home pregnancy test gives inconclusive results, Marge drives to Dr. Hibbert's office. Cletus, do you take Aileen to be your lawful wedded wife? Would you mind if I took it off? Flashback to 1980. Mmm. This final tag is fairly representative of Homer’s evolution as a man. They are identical twins (but with different hairstyles and attire) and Marge Bouvier's older sisters; all three characters are voiced by Julie Kavner. A baby monitor. Selma herself has offered help in some fashion to help Marge and Homer, as she does envy their loving relationship). If I didn't know better, I'd swear... he was trying to moon us. Listen, fat boy-- No, you listen. After “The Way We Was,” I almost would have been satisfied without any more flashbacks, but this episode adds even more color to this fantastic love story. Bart: I thought it was over. Homer's Boss: That's better. Over. Burns is so impressed that he hires Homer on the spot. After many of Homer and Marge's newly purchased baby supplies and Marge's wedding ring are repossessed, Homer decides to leave and find a job, in order to provide for Marge and his unborn son Bart... Marge is brought to tears by Homer's absence. Chalkboard Gag He didn’t really make any progress in 1980, other than getting a job and being thrust into parenthood. Keep this up and someday you'll be the guy who hands out the putters. [29] In one episode, where Patty stayed at the Simpson house during a fight with Selma despite Homer's reluctance, Patty privately admitted to Homer that she only mocks him because she is jealous of him having a successful marriage and family with Marge, while all she has is Selma, leaving Homer feeling grateful for her having opened, albeit briefly, a window of kindness.[30]. What about Bart? Whoo-hoo! He didn’t grow up at all; he was merely thrown into responsibility, a man-child who suddenly finds himself a father. I mean you.
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