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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Marge blabs out loud that Homer is the prison snitch in front of other prisoners.
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** Also one for ''Series/CSI'' when Homer gets arrested for kicking a can and there's a bunch of CSI-esque shots of the can, which Wiggum refers to as "all flash and no meaning".
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** Also one for ''Series/CSI'' ''Series/{{CSI}}'' when Homer gets arrested for kicking a can and there's a bunch of CSI-esque shots of the can, which Wiggum refers to as "all flash and no meaning".
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** Also one for ''Series/CSI'' when Homer gets arrested for kicking a can and there's a bunch of CSI-esque shots of the can, which Wiggum refers to as "all flash and no meaning".
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: In a freeze-frame of the "Looney Laws" book, you can see a law saying that it's illegal to tie an alligator to a fire hydrant, as it turns out that is an actual law in Florida, there was [[https://www.amazon.com/You-May-Alligator-Fire-Hydrant/dp/0743230655 even a book named after it ]] lists similarly inane laws.
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: In a freeze-frame of the "Looney Laws" book, you can see a law saying that it's illegal to tie an alligator to a fire hydrant, as it turns out that is an actual law in Florida, there was [[https://www.amazon.com/You-May-Alligator-Fire-Hydrant/dp/0743230655 even a book named after it ]] that lists similarly inane laws.
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* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: In a freeze-frame of the "Looney Laws" book, you can see a law saying that it's illegal to tie an alligator to a fire hydrant, as it turns out that is an actual law in Florida, there was [[https://www.amazon.com/You-May-Alligator-Fire-Hydrant/dp/0743230655 even a book named after it ]] lists similarly inane laws.
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* TakeThat: Upon hearing the next musical piece is an atonal medley by Music/PhilipGlass, everyone, '''''even the orchestra''''', runs out of the opera hall.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; '''Even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house''' rather than stick around to hear Music/PhilipGlass.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; '''Even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house''' rather than stick around to hear Music/PhilipGlass.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.Music/PhilipGlass.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay and the fact that public parks are popular places for gay men to hook up, it may be he was having sex in public with a man).
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any.can't find one. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay and the fact that public parks are popular places for gay men to hook up, it may be he was having sex in public with a man).
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay, it may be he was having sex in public with a man).
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay, gay and the fact that public parks are popular places for gay men to hook up, it may be he was having sex in public with a man).
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'''Wiggum:''' ''(looking into the can, chuckling)'' Yeah, that's it.
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'''Wiggum:''' ''(looking into the can, chuckling)'' Yeah, that's it. Lots of flash and no meaning.
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* PariahPrisoner: Homer, after it's discovered he's the prison snitch. They actually cause a "PrisonRiot" just to kill him (although, fortunately, he's saved by his wife Marge, who had the keys to the prison from while it was still the opera house, and later the Governor and Mr. Burns showing up).
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* PariahPrisoner: Homer, after it's discovered he's the prison snitch. They actually cause a "PrisonRiot" just to kill him (although, fortunately, he's saved by his wife Marge, who had the keys to the prison from while it was still the opera house, and later the Governor Bailey and Mr. Burns showing up).
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* SwissCheeseSecurity: The climactic rescue of Homer depends on the fact that nobody ever thought of changing the building's locks when they restructured it to function as a prison.
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After Shelbyville accuses Springfield of being hicks, Marge convinces the townspeople to fund a Frank Gehry-designed concert hall, which is then converted to a prison when the concert hall goes bankrupt on opening night. Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa investigate Snowball II's recent weight gain.
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[[caption-width-right:185:"Can I snitch on my heart and say I love you?"]]
After Shelbyville accuses Springfield of being hicks, Marge convinces the townspeople to fund a Frank Gehry-designed concert hall, which is then converted to a prison when the concert hall goes bankrupt on opening night. Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa investigate Snowball II's recent weightgain.
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* LineOfSightName: {{Parodied|Trope}}. When Bart talks to the mother of the family Snowball keeps visiting, he claims a baby turtle of his got into their house. When Mother Dexter asks Bart for the turtle's name, Bart says, "Apron Boobs-face". Mother Dexter then asks Bart for ''his'' name, and Bart responds, "Shoes... Butt-back?"
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* SecretOtherFamily: As it turns out, Snowball has been visiting another family who calls her Smokey and likes to spoil her with food.
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* KickTheDog: Shelbyvillians mock Springfield, treat them like they're unintelligent hillbillies and hoot at them.
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* ShoutOut: To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy theme.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopytheme.theme.
** When Chief Wiggum arrests Homer for kicking a can, he orders Eddie and Lou to give the can "the whole ''Series/{{CSI}}'' treatment".
--->'''Wiggum:''' You know, lab tests, weird lights, shots from the can's point of view.\\
''([[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S16E14/655989/657448/ the screen tints blue as the camera zooms into the can and looks out into the night sky from within]])''\\
'''Wiggum:''' ''(looking into the can, chuckling)'' Yeah, that's it.
** To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy
** When Chief Wiggum arrests Homer for kicking a can, he orders Eddie and Lou to give the can "the whole ''Series/{{CSI}}'' treatment".
--->'''Wiggum:''' You know, lab tests, weird lights, shots from the can's point of view.\\
''([[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S16E14/655989/657448/ the screen tints blue as the camera zooms into the can and looks out into the night sky from within]])''\\
'''Wiggum:''' ''(looking into the can, chuckling)'' Yeah, that's it.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; ''''even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house'''' rather than stick around hearing Music/PhilipGlass.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; ''''even '''Even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house'''' house''' rather than stick around hearing to hear Music/PhilipGlass.
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* NowYouTellMe: Mayor Quimby calls the citizens "dumb hicks" for not mentioning they didn't like classical music ''before'' the opera house was built.
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* ClassicalMusicIsBoring: In order to try and make the city look more "cultured", [[MayorPain Mayor Quimby]] allows the construction of an opera house. The opening night is Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, full house...''and every single Springfieldian leaves after the first four notes are played'', with them saying that it was the most "interesting" part of the symphony. Then, everyone ''stampedes their way out'', '''''including the orchestra''''', when Marge [[NiceJobBreakingItHero tells them the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass]]. [[EvenEvilHasStandards Quimby gets mad enough at the amount of resources that the house's construction required, and everybody else letting it go to waste]], that he mournfully calls them "dumb rednecks", after which Mr. Burns buys the property and converts it into a prison.
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* ClassicalMusicIsBoring: In order to try and make the city look more "cultured", [[MayorPain Mayor Quimby]] allows the construction of an opera house. The opening night is Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, full house...''and every single Springfieldian leaves after the first four notes are played'', with them saying that it was the most "interesting" part of the symphony. Then, everyone ''stampedes their way out'', '''''including the orchestra''''', when Marge [[NiceJobBreakingItHero tells them the next piece is an atonal medley medley]] by Philip Glass]].Music/PhilipGlass. [[EvenEvilHasStandards Quimby gets mad enough at the amount of resources that the house's construction required, and everybody else letting it go to waste]], that he mournfully calls them "dumb rednecks", after which Mr. Burns buys the property and converts it into a prison.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Everyone gets up to leave after the first notes of "Beethoven's 5th." The audience ''and even the orchestra'' runs out when Marge says the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Everyone gets up to leave after the first notes of "Beethoven's 5th." The audience ''and even the orchestra'' runs out when Marge says the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass.Music/PhilipGlass.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; ''''even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house'''' rather than stick around hearing Philip Glass.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: UpToEleven; ''''even the orchestra stampedes out of the opera house'''' rather than stick around hearing Philip Glass.Music/PhilipGlass.
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* ClassicalMusicIsBoring: In order to try and make the city look more "cultured", [[MayorPain Mayor Quimby]] allows the construction of an opera house. The opening night is Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, full house...''and every single Springfieldian leaves after the first four notes are played'', with them saying that it was the most "interesting" part of the symphony. Then, everyone ''stampedes their way out'', '''''including the orchestra''''', when Marge [[NiceJobBreakingItHero tells them the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass]]. [[EvenEvilHasStandards Quimby gets mad enough at the amount of resources that the house's construction required, and everybody else letting it go to waste]], that he mournfully calls them "dumb rednecks", after which Mr. Burns buys the property and converts it into a prison.
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** To prove that Springfield is not a hick town, Marge has Frank Gehry build a concert hall...only for everyone to walk out on opening night and it to go bankrupt, resulting in Mr. Burns converting it into a prison, which only justifies Shelbyville's belief.
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* PariahPrisoner: Homer, after it's discovered he's the prison snitch. They actually cause a "PrisonRiot" just to kill him (although, fortunately, he's saved by his wife Marge, who had the keys to the prison from while it was still the opera house, and later the Governor and Mr. Burns showing up).
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* ShoutOut: To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy theme.
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* ShoutOut: To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy theme.theme.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.
* WhatAnIdiot: Homer hiding in the gas chamber while the other prisoners are out to kill him. Fortunately Marge saved him.
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* LoonyLaws: Homer is arrested for kicking five times into an old can that he found on the floor... [[{{Irony}} because he wasn't accepted for a prison guard job at the Mr. Burns-owned private prison he is to serve his sentence on]]. Another law that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats is also mentioned, and they are all printed in a compendium of silly laws. It must be mentioned that they were only enforcing these laws [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney to fill up Mr. Burns's prison]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Everyone gets up to leave after the first notes of "Beethoven's 5th." The audience and even the orchestra runs out when Marge says the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Everyone gets up to leave after the first notes of "Beethoven's 5th." The audience and ''and even the orchestra orchestra'' runs out when Marge says the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Everyone gets up to leave after the first notes of "Beethoven's 5th." The audience and even the orchestra runs out when Marge says the next piece is an atonal medley by Philip Glass.
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* MagicSkirt: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S16E14/328370/328578/ When Lisa falls over attempting to carry a fat Snowball II.]]
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer tries to convince Mr. Burns that his body is "a temple" while smoking a butter bar.
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** To prove that Springfield is not a hick town, Marge has Frank Gehry build a concert hall...only for everyone to walk out on opening night and it to go bankrupt, resulting in Mr. Burns converting it into a prison, which only justifies Shelbyville's belief.
** Homer tries to convince Mr. Burns that his body is "a temple" while smoking a butter bar.
** To prove that Springfield is not a hick town, Marge has Frank Gehry build a concert hall...only for everyone to walk out on opening night and it to go bankrupt, resulting in Mr. Burns converting it into a prison, which only justifies Shelbyville's belief.
** Homer tries to convince Mr. Burns that his body is "a temple" while smoking a butter bar.
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay, it may be he was having sex in public with another man).
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then (however, with Smithers being gay, it may be he was having sex in public with another a man).
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later episode]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad.dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later episode]].
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then.
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* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then.then (however, with Smithers being gay, it may be he was having sex in public with another man).
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later episode]].
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* AnOfferYouCantRefuse: When Homer is offered the position of prison snitch, it's clear he'll be whacked if he refuses.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a laterepisode]].episode]].
* KarmaHoudini: To get a job as a prison guard, Otto switches his urine sample with Homer's. Otto does get the job and is never seen suffering any consequences for it.
* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer tries to convince Mr. Burns that his body is "a temple" while smoking a butter bar.
* ShoutOut: To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy theme.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later
* KarmaHoudini: To get a job as a prison guard, Otto switches his urine sample with Homer's. Otto does get the job and is never seen suffering any consequences for it.
* NoodleIncident: While looking for silly laws to use as excuses to arrest people, Chief Wiggum finds one that makes it unlawful to be in public without hats. Mayor Quimby and Mr. Burns quickly put on their hats but Smithers doesn't have any. Wiggum comments that, if he didn't arrest Smithers at the park during that night, he won't arrest him now. The viewers are never given any clues to what happened back then.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer tries to convince Mr. Burns that his body is "a temple" while smoking a butter bar.
* ShoutOut: To ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. Marge's letter to Frank Gehry has a Snoopy theme.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later episode]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Fat Tony recognizes Marge as the woman who occasionally drives her son to school, she figures out he must be Michael's Dad. Michael will play a large role in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS18E1TheMookTheChefTheWifeAndHerHomer a later episode]].