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* BitingTheHandHumor: More potshots at the Fox network.
-->'''Announcer:''' Welcome back to ''Promiscuous Idiots Island'' on Creator/{{Fox}}, the home of promiscuous idiots.
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-->'''Bart:''' What do those women expect? When you sign a contract with Fox, you know you're gonna be betrayed and humiliated.
-->'''Announcer:''' Welcome back to ''Promiscuous Idiots Island'' on Creator/{{Fox}}, the home of promiscuous idiots.
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-->'''Bart:''' What do those women expect? When you sign a contract with Fox, you know you're gonna be betrayed and humiliated.
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* TakeThat: More potshots at the Fox network.
-->'''Announcer:''' Welcome back to ''Promiscuous Idiots Island'' on Creator/{{Fox}}, the home of promiscuous idiots.
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-->'''Bart:''' What do those women expect? When you sign a contract with Fox, you know you're gonna be betrayed and humiliated.
-->'''Announcer:''' Welcome back to ''Promiscuous Idiots Island'' on Creator/{{Fox}}, the home of promiscuous idiots.
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-->'''Bart:''' What do those women expect? When you sign a contract with Fox, you know you're gonna be betrayed and humiliated.
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Since only the first movie was released during this episode's production.
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* SuperheroEpisode: Spoofing multiple superhero tropes, a memetic scene from Creator/SamRaimi's ''[[Film/SpiderManTrilogy Spider-Man]]'' and placing Burns as a [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Lex Luthor]] stand-in on the third act.
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* SuperheroEpisode: Spoofing multiple superhero tropes, a memetic scene from Creator/SamRaimi's ''[[Film/SpiderManTrilogy Spider-Man]]'' ''Film/SpiderMan1'' and placing Burns as a [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Lex Luthor]] stand-in on the third act.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Mr. Burns finds out the identity of Pie-Man and makes him his own personal pawn by throwing pies in the faces of people he doesn't like in order to keep the superhero's real name from getting out.
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* PapaWolf: Homer (as Pie-Man) makes the Rich Texan pay for [[WouldHurtAChild humiliating Lisa]] by throwing a pie in his face.
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* PapaWolf: Homer (as Pie-Man) makes the Rich Texan pay for [[WouldHurtAChild humiliating Lisa]] by throwing a pie in his face. face, and that is after [[RestrainedRevenge remembering that he is on thin ice with the police after assaulting someone else.]]
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: During the CostumeTestMontage, Homer sews his finger into his cape and merely nods.
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* NoodleIncident: Homer did assault someone before and is warned by Chief Wiggum that he'll go to jail if he tries it again.
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* NoodleIncident: NoodleIncident:
** Homer did assault someone before and is warned by Chief Wiggum that he'll go to jail if he tries itagain.again.
** Creator/NichelleNichols once told Creator/WilliamShatner “I’m not dating a man with pie on his face”.
** Homer did assault someone before and is warned by Chief Wiggum that he'll go to jail if he tries it
** Creator/NichelleNichols once told Creator/WilliamShatner “I’m not dating a man with pie on his face”.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern. Appropriately, they laugh at him upon Homer pieing him in the face.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern. Appropriately, they laugh at him upon Homer pieing him in the throwing that pie into his face.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern. Appropriately, they laugh at him upon Homer pieing him in the face.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer as Pie-Man stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer as Pie-Man stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While they ultimately do nothing and let it play out until Homer as Pie-Man stops him, no one who watches Rich Texan's bullying of Lisa are thrilled about it happening and look on in concern.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Homer as Pie-Man, especially in his initial disguise, which consists of little more than a pie tin covering his face, an apron and a cape. While most of Springfield is fooled, it's {{Subverted}} with Homer's family, who all eventually reveal that they know he's Pie-Man [[{{Justified}} and have just been playing along]].
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* PaperThinDisguise: Homer as Pie-Man, especially in his initial disguise, which consists of little more than a pie tin covering his face, an apron and a cape. While most of Springfield is fooled, it's {{Subverted}} with Homer's family, who all eventually reveal that they know he's Pie-Man [[{{Justified}} [[JustifiedTrope and have just been playing along]].
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* CallBack: [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E8LisaOnIce Once again, someone is misled into thinking an island is a peninsula.]]
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* CallBack: [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E8LisaOnIce Once again, someone is misled into thinking a peninsula is an island is a peninsula.island.]]
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* CallBack: [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E8LisaOnIce Once again, someone is misled into thinking an island is a peninsula.]]
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* RestrainedRevenge: Homer's revenge on Rich Texan was this, as he initially planned to beat him up for humiliating Lisa, before remembering that Chief Wiggum will imprison him if he commits assault one more time, hence the PieInTheFace Homer dished out instead of a knuckle sandwich.
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* GoodAngelBadAngel: As Homer enters his work station, Burns comes in and says Homer is late, bald, and stupid and docks Homer that day's pay. Homer wants to throw a pie in Burns' face then sees a photo of Lisa on his work console and remembers his promise to her. Next to the picture of Lisa is a picture of Bart aiming his slingshot at whoever took the picture, making Homer reconsider his promise.
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* GoodAngelBadAngel: As Homer enters his work station, Burns comes in and says Homer is late, bald, and stupid and docks Homer that day's pay. Homer wants to throw a pie in Burns' face then sees a photo of Lisa on his work console and remembers his promise to her. Next to the picture of Lisa is a picture of Bart aiming his slingshot at whoever took the picture, making and this, [[GoneSwimmingClothesStolen along with Mr. Burns selling the showering employees' clothes]], makes Homer reconsider his promise.
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* GoneSwimmingClothesStolen: In this case, it's gone ''showering'', clothes stolen. While the power plant employees are showering, Mr. Burns has sold their clothes again. Needless to say, it earns him a pie in the face.
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* GoneSwimmingClothesStolen: In this case, it's gone ''showering'', clothes stolen. While the power plant employees are showering, Mr. Burns has sold their clothes again. Needless to say, like every other {{jerkass}} in town before him, it earns him a pie in the face.
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* GoneSwimmingClothesStolen: In this case, it's gone ''showering'', clothes stolen. While the power plant employees are showering, Mr. Burns has sold their clothes again. As such, it earns him a pie in the face from Pie-Man.
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* GoneSwimmingClothesStolen: In this case, it's gone ''showering'', clothes stolen. While the power plant employees are showering, Mr. Burns has sold their clothes again. As such, Needless to say, it earns him a pie in the face from Pie-Man.face.
-->'''Pie-Man:''' I've run out of pie-related puns!
-->'''Pie-Man:''' I've run out of pie-related puns!