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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: The butterfly in Homer's hallucination was created with 3D computer animation.
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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: The butterfly in Homer's hallucination was created with 3D computer animation.
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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: The butterfly in Homer's hallucination was created with 3D computer animation.
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* ConspicuousCG: The butterfly in Homer's hallucination was created with 3D computer animation.
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** The projection of Homer's silhouette in the lighthouse looks like [[Series/{{Batman}} the Bat signal]].
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** The projection of Homer's silhouette in the lighthouse looks like [[Series/{{Batman}} [[Series/Batman1966 the Bat signal]].
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. For reference, it's described to be ten times hotter than habanero.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. India and the [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Carolina reaper]], grown in the southern United States. For reference, it's described to be ten five times hotter than habanero.habanero and the Carolina reaper is 50% hotter than that.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. For reference, it's described to be ten times hotter than habanero. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBQ8tixQYyI This]] video of a 11-year-old eating one by accident should give you an idea of how spicy it is.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. For reference, it's described to be ten times hotter than habanero. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBQ8tixQYyI This]] video of a 11-year-old eating one by accident should give you an idea of how spicy it is.
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* AlphaBitch: [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk Helen Lovejoy]]. She mocks Marge's trust in Homer, and later gossips about his behavior at the festival to Marge, not knowing [[ItAmusedMe or caring]] that he was under the influence of strong peppers, causing friction between Marge and Homer.
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* AlphaBitch: [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk Helen Lovejoy]]. She mocks Marge's trust in Homer, and later gossips about his behavior at the festival to Marge, not knowing [[ItAmusedMe or caring]] that he was under the influence of strong peppers, causing Marge to believe he broke his promise to her, and ended up being embarrassingly drunk at the festival causing friction between Marge and Homer.the two of them.
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* JerkassBall: While Marge had a good reason to keep Homer from drinking, she still came across as a grudge-holding bitch, staying mad at Homer for something that wasn't even his fault, and outright screaming at him when he tries to calm her down. Thankfully, she gets better by the end.
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* JerkassBall: While Marge had a good reason to keep Homer from drinking, she still came across as a grudge-holding bitch, staying mad at Homer for something that wasn't even his fault, fault (doesn't help that Homer told her that he "went to a strange fantasy land"), and outright screaming at him when he tries to calm her down. Thankfully, she gets better by the end.
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* TurtlePower: A tortoise leads Homer to the pyramid. However, Homer soon gets tired of its slowness and kicks it into the distance. When he reaches the pyramid and is about to climb it, it suddenly becomes much higher, and he asks the tortoise if it was punishment for kicking it. The tortoise nods yes.
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* TurtlePower: A tortoise leads Homer to the pyramid. However, Homer soon gets tired of its slowness and kicks it into the distance. When he reaches the pyramid and is about to climb it, it suddenly becomes much higher, and he asks the tortoise if it was punishment for kicking it. The tortoise happily nods yes.
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* BatmanParody: Homer's silhouette is projected in the light of a lighthouse, causing Bart and Lisa to see it as something the resembles the Bat signal.
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* BatmanParody: Homer's silhouette is projected in the light of a lighthouse, causing Bart and Lisa to see it as something the resembles the Bat signal. Which of course leads to...
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" with the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang". It takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with Wiggle Puppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also, the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" (having first been mentioned in the The Simpsons/Futurama Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis) with the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang". It takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with Wiggle Puppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also, the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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** The lighthouse keeper who is actually a computer is a reference to the ''Series/TheTwilightZone'' episode "The Old Man in the Cave".
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** The lighthouse keeper who is actually a computer is a reference to the ''Series/TheTwilightZone'' ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "The Old Man in the Cave".
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* FriendlyEnemy: Even though on his good days Homer doesn't like interacting with Ned if he can avoid it, Ned was the first one Homer turned to for help when [[FireBreathingDiner the ultra-spicy peppers]] [[MushroomSamba started making his brain go haywire.]] Ned himself looked quite concerned when Homer ran off screaming after the first hallucination.
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* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: The Guatemalan Insanity Pepper, the tip of which causes Homer to flip out. Ingesting it causes his hallucination.
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* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: The Merciless Hot Pepper of Quetzalsacatenango, also known as the Guatemalan Insanity Pepper, Pepper. They're "grown deep in the tip jungle primeval by the inmates of which causes a Guatemalan insane asylum." Homer has to flip out. Ingesting it causes lacquer his hallucination.mouth and esophagus in order to eat one, and is ''still'' driven temporarily insane by its spiciness.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Homer is lying on a couch, lamenting that he thought Marge was his soulmate, but now he doesn't know if he even has a soulmate, much less if it's Marge. We are led to assume he's talking to a psychiatrist... until the view widens to reveal that he's lying on a couch in a furniture store, talking to a salesman.
* BatmanParody: Homer's silhouette is projected in the light of a lighthouse, causing Bart and Lisa to see it as something the resembles the Bat signal.
* BatmanParody: Homer's silhouette is projected in the light of a lighthouse, causing Bart and Lisa to see it as something the resembles the Bat signal.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Homer is lying on a couch, lamenting that he thought Marge was his soulmate, but now he doesn't know if he even has a soulmate, much less if it's Marge. We are led to assume he's talking to a psychiatrist... until the view widens to reveal that he's lying on a couch in a furniture store, talking to a salesman.
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* DerangedAnimation: The hallucination scenes.
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* DerangedAnimation: The hallucination scenes.Homer's hallucinatory DreamSequence due to the effects of eating chili and candle wax offers the animators many opportunities to show off surreal animation sequences. Creator/DavidSilverman insisted on animating this sequence in-house instead of normally outsourcing it to Korea to ensure it came out exactly how he wanted.
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* DreamSequence and NightmareSequence: At first, Homer's hallucination is close to a nightmare, with a lot of scary imagery going on. After a while, he starts to get used to it and it becomes more of a normal dream.
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* DreamSequence and NightmareSequence: DreamSequence: At first, Homer's hallucination is close to a nightmare, with a lot of scary imagery going on. After a while, he starts to get used to it and it becomes more of a normal dream.
* FurryReminder: Homer encounters his spirit guide, a talking "Space Coyote", who explains to Homer that he must go on a quest to find his soul mate. After about a minute, when the conversation begins to get serious and intellectual, the coyote unexpectedly begins aggressively gnawing on Homer's ankle. Homer kicks him off and says "Hey! Knock it off!" to which the coyote responds "Sorry, I am a coyote".
* GRatedDrug: The Guatemalan insanity peppers, which gave Homer an experience akin to a peyote trip. This actually is TruthInTelevision, as sufficiently spicy foods can really cause hallucinations.
* GayCowboy: Smithers shows up at the chilli festival wearing a pink and white cowboy outfit with a neon sign on the back saying "Hot Nashville Nights".
* GRatedDrug: The Guatemalan insanity peppers, which gave Homer an experience akin to a peyote trip. This actually is TruthInTelevision, as sufficiently spicy foods can really cause hallucinations.
* GayCowboy: Smithers shows up at the chilli festival wearing a pink and white cowboy outfit with a neon sign on the back saying "Hot Nashville Nights".
* LovingDetails: When Homer fears that Marge may not be his soulmate, he is reassured when she manages to track him down using everything she knows about him:
-->Well, I was sure you'd be on foot because you always say public transportation is for losers. And I was sure you'd head west because Springfield slopes down that way. And then I saw the lighthouse and I remembered how you love blinking lights, like the one on the waffle iron.
-->Well, I was sure you'd be on foot because you always say public transportation is for losers. And I was sure you'd head west because Springfield slopes down that way. And then I saw the lighthouse and I remembered how you love blinking lights, like the one on the waffle iron.
* MushroomSamba: After eating some of "the Merciless Peppers of Quetzlzacatenango" at a chili cookoff, Homer starts hallucinating wildly (which Marge mistakes for Homer breaking his promise about getting drunk) and goes on a journey to find his soulmate.
-->'''Homer''': Man, this is crazy. I hope I didn't brain my damage.
-->'''Homer''': Man, this is crazy. I hope I didn't brain my damage.
* NightmareSequence: Homer's hallucinatory DreamSequence — due to the effects of eating Guatemalan insanity peppers and candle wax — provides many opportunities for surreal animated sequences. It starts off as a nightmare, but after a while Homer gets more used to it and it becomes a dream.
* OfCourseISmoke: Marge (a nonsmoker) claims she "just felt like filling the house with the rich, satisfying smell of tobacco." She's trying to overwhelm the smell of the chili cook-off so Homer won't go to it. Later we get this exchange:
-->'''Homer''': Geez, why don't you have a cigarette or something?
-->'''Marge''': Mm, I suppose I could.
-->'''Homer''': Geez, why don't you have a cigarette or something?
-->'''Marge''': Mm, I suppose I could.
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* SpiritAdvisor: The Coyote.
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* SpiritAdvisor: {{Spoofed}}. Homer hallucinates after eating "the Merciless Peppers of Quetzlzacatenango." His Spirit Advisor is a coyote, the trickster spirit of a number of Amerindian tribes. The Coyote.distinctive voice of Homer's spirit guide is provided by Music/JohnnyCash. This sequence eventually leads to the infamous line "In your face, space coyote!"
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. For reference, it's described to be ten times hotter than habanero. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBQ8tixQYyI This]] video of a 11 year old eating one by accident should give you an idea of how spicy it is.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: When Homer starts hallucinating after eating too many spicy peppers, that's not just a GRatedDrug. Eating sufficiently spicy food really ''can'' cause hallucinations. Now, the Merciless Peppers of Quetzalacatenango that Homer ate, those are fictional. Ridiculously spicy peppers exist though. The currently highest contender is the "ghost chili" which is cultivated in India. For reference, it's described to be ten times hotter than habanero. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBQ8tixQYyI This]] video of a 11 year old 11-year-old eating one by accident should give you an idea of how spicy it is.
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* AlphaBitch: Helen Lovejoy. She mocks Marge's trust in Homer, and later gossips about his behavior at the festival to Marge, not knowing or caring that he was under the influence of strong peppers, causing friction between Marge and Homer.
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* AlphaBitch: [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk Helen Lovejoy. Lovejoy]]. She mocks Marge's trust in Homer, and later gossips about his behavior at the festival to Marge, not knowing [[ItAmusedMe or caring caring]] that he was under the influence of strong peppers, causing friction between Marge and Homer.
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* {{Irony}}: The one who helps Homer get around to eating Wiggum's Chili Peppers is none other than his own son Ralph.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Ralph Wiggum, [[DumbassHasAPoint of all people]], warns Homer that he's about to accidentally drink hot wax from a candle.
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* AnimationBump: Some of the hallucination scenes are more fluidly animated than the show was at the time.
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* AnimationBump: Some of the hallucination scenes are more fluidly animated than the show was at the time. This is likely because David Silverman personally oversaw their animation rather than sending them to the South Korean studios that usually handled the series, as he wanted to ensure that they looked exactly as he imagined them.
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* BatSignal: Spoofed when Homer stands in front of the lighthouse.
-->'''Lisa:''' Hey, look! Is that dad?\\
'''Bart:''' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
-->'''Lisa:''' Hey, look! Is that dad?\\
'''Bart:''' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
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* BatSignal: BatSignal:
** Spoofed when Homer stands in front of the lighthouse.
-->'''Lisa:''' Hey, look! Is that dad?\\
--->''[Bart and Lisa are at the bathroom sink, brushing their teeth, when Bart sees Homer's silhouette through the window]''\\
'''Bart:''' Hey look! Is that dad?\\
'''Lisa:''' ''[looks]'' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
** Spoofed when Homer stands in front of the lighthouse.
'''Bart:''' Hey look! Is that dad?\\
'''Lisa:''' ''[looks]'' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
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* BaitAndSwitch: See FreudianCouch below.
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* BaitAndSwitch: See FreudianCouch below.Homer is lying on a couch, lamenting that he thought Marge was his soulmate, but now he doesn't know if he even has a soulmate, much less if it's Marge. We are led to assume he's talking to a psychiatrist... until the view widens to reveal that he's lying on a couch in a furniture store, talking to a salesman.
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-->''"This... really goes beyond my training as a furniture salesman, sir. Now, if you don't want the couch, I'm going to have to ask you to leave."''
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--> (The camera pans to other patrons.)
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title. Oddly, the parenthetical English translation omits "our," which is what "nuestro" means in Spanish, and Homer's name is wrong (it's "Homero", with a silent "H").
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title. Oddly, the parenthetical English translation omits "our," which is what "nuestro" means in Spanish, and Homer's name is wrong (it's "Homero", with a silent "H")."H", in Latin American Spanish -- although his name is pronounced in a similar fashion to the title in the European Spanish translation, so there is that).
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* PyramidPower: Homer has to climb a Mayan pyramid in his hallucination.
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* PyramidPower: Homer has to climb a Mayan pyramid in his hallucination. It first started off as a small platform a few feet high, but quickly sprouts up into a massive pyramid, mostly because he kept rushing and shoving the tortoise that was leading him to it.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Marge is furious when she believes Homer got drunk, even yelling at him.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Marge is furious when she believes Homer got drunk, even yelling at him. Rather ironic, considering Homer is surprisingly innocent this time.
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title. Oddly, the parenthetical English translation omits "our," which is what "nuestro" means in Spanish.
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title. Oddly, the parenthetical English translation omits "our," which is what "nuestro" means in Spanish.Spanish, and Homer's name is wrong (it's "Homero", with a silent "H").
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* TruthInTelevision: People who handle exceptionally piquant peppers really do have to wear gloves and eye protection just like Chief Wiggum does.
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title.
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* GratuitousSpanish: The episode title. Oddly, the parenthetical English translation omits "our," which is what "nuestro" means in Spanish.
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** The scene near the end of Homer's hallucination, when the train heads towards him references the opening titles of ''Series/SoulTrain''.
** When Homer walks through the town "At Seventeen" by Janis Ian plays on the soundtrack.
** When Homer walks through the town "At Seventeen" by Janis Ian plays on the soundtrack.
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** The scene near the end of Homer's hallucination, when the train heads towards him him, references the opening titles of ''Series/SoulTrain''.
** When Homer walks through thetown town, "At Seventeen" by Janis Ian plays on the soundtrack.
** When Homer walks through the
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* TalkingAnimal: The coyote in Homer's hallucination. When he wakes up he assumes it was all a dream, and thinks he mistook a normal dog for the talking coyote. The dog then tells Homer to find his soulmate, which surprises him, but then the animal just barks and Homer's suspicion disappears.
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* TalkingAnimal: The coyote Coyote in Homer's hallucination. When he wakes up up, he assumes it was all a dream, and thinks he mistook a normal dog for the talking coyote. The dog then tells Homer to find his soulmate, which surprises him, but then the animal just barks and Homer's suspicion disappears.
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* VisionQuest: The coyote in Homer's dream tells him to search for his soul mate.
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* VisionQuest: The coyote Coyote in Homer's dream tells him to search for his soul mate.
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** When Homer starts hallucinating Mrs. Krabappel's voice sounds like the trombone sounds used when adults talk in ''WesternAnimation/ACharlieBrownChristmas''.
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** When Homer starts hallucinating hallucinating, Mrs. Krabappel's voice sounds like the trombone sounds used when adults talk in ''WesternAnimation/ACharlieBrownChristmas''.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang" takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with Wiggle Puppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" with the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang" Bang". It takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with Wiggle Puppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also Also, the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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'''Bart:''' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
'''Bart:''' Either that or Batman has really let himself go.
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* JerkassBall: While Marge had a good reason to keep Homer from drinking, she still came across as a grudge-holding bitch, staying mad at Homer for something that wasn't even his fault, and outright screaming at him when he tries to calm her down. Thankfully, she gets better by the end.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang" takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with WigglePuppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang" takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with WigglePuppy.Wiggle Puppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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* KarmaHoudini: Chief Wiggum due to his actions kickstarting the plot... see SequelEpisode for details.
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* SequelEpisode: This episode gets one in the comic book "The Simpsons Summer Shindig #2" the story "Chili Chili Bang Bang" takes place immediately after Homer storms out of the Chili Cook-off Festival and due to a incident involving Snake, Chief Wiggum gets humiliated, accidentally eats his own chili and goes through a spirit quest with WigglePuppy. This could also count as KarmaHoudiniWarranty seeing as Wiggum gets a comeuppance for the way he treated Homer in this episode that kicked off the plot. Also the comic reveals the Coyote's name is "Johnny".
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when the chili causes him to hallucinate. Then again, compared to Homer, who actually drinks said wax... It may just be relative.
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* OutOfCharacter: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when the chili causes him to hallucinate. Then again, compared to Homer, who actually drinks said wax... It may just be relative.
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* AdventuresInComaland: It is implied that Homer hallucinated everything while lying unconscious outside whole night long.
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* AdventuresInComaland: It is implied that Homer hallucinated everything while lying unconscious outside the whole night long.
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* ArtShift: One of the most famous in Simpsons history, when Homer hallucinates in being in some fantasy world. Reportedly, David Silverman did that sequence's animation himself rather than outsource it to Korea as usual, in order to get the precise look he wanted.
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* ArtShift: One of the most famous in Simpsons ''Simpsons'' history, when Homer hallucinates in being in some fantasy world. Reportedly, David Silverman did that sequence's animation himself rather than outsource it to Korea as usual, in order to get the precise look he wanted.
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* BaitAndSwitch: See Freudian Couch below.
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* BaitAndSwitch: See Freudian Couch FreudianCouch below.
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* DancePartyEnding: At the end the town gathers to dance as they loot the lost shipment of short shorts, as the song "Who Wears Short Shorts?" plays.
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* DancePartyEnding: At the end end, the town gathers to dance as they loot the lost shipment of short shorts, as the song "Who Wears Short Shorts?" plays.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when the chilli causes him to hallucinate. Then again, compared to Homer, who actually drinks said wax... it may just be relative.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when the chilli causes him to hallucinate. Then again, compared to Homer, who actually drinks said wax... it may just be relative.
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* DreamSequence and NightmareSequence: At first first, Homer's hallucination is close to a nightmare, with a lot of scary imagery going on. After a while while, he starts to get used to it and it becomes more of a normal dream.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when thechilli chili causes him to hallucinate. Then again, compared to Homer, who actually drinks said wax... it It may just be relative.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Ralph Wiggum is surprisingly intelligent in this one, trying to caution Homer against drinking hot wax, then showing concern when the
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'''Krusty:''' [[{{Fartillery}} His ears if we're lucky!]]
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'''Krusty:''' [[{{Fartillery}} His ears ears, if we're lucky!]]
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Homer ''really'' wasn't going to drink. He only grabbed a beer in front of Marge because his tongue was burning from the peppers, and his antics were the result of his hallucinations. Marge however, believes he broke his promise, and is not happy with him, which only enforces Homer's need to find a soul mate.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Homer ''really'' wasn't going to drink. He only grabbed a beer in front of Marge because his tongue was burning from the peppers, and his antics were the result of his hallucinations. Marge Marge, however, believes he broke his promise, and is not happy with him, which only enforces Homer's need to find a soul mate.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Homer could've saved himself a lot of bother if he'd just said he'd eaten some chilli peppers that had made him hallucinate, or better yet just said he'd never touched a drop of beer. Instead he tells Marge he went to a strange fantasy world, which she obviously isn't going to believe.
* ProductPlacement: Near of the end of the episode, when the lighthouse's bulb burns out and Homer has to change it the replacement bulb is taken from a box with ''Sylvania'' written on it -- Sylvania is a RealLife lamp manufacturer.
* ProductPlacement: Near of the end of the episode, when the lighthouse's bulb burns out and Homer has to change it the replacement bulb is taken from a box with ''Sylvania'' written on it -- Sylvania is a RealLife lamp manufacturer.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Homer could've saved himself a lot of bother if he'd just said he'd eaten some chilli peppers that had made him hallucinate, or better yet just said he'd never touched a drop of beer. Instead Instead, he tells Marge he went to a strange fantasy world, which she obviously isn't going to believe.
* ProductPlacement: Near of the end of the episode, when the lighthouse's bulb burns out and Homer has to changeit it, the replacement bulb is taken from a box with ''Sylvania'' written on it -- Sylvania is a RealLife lamp manufacturer.
* ProductPlacement: Near of the end of the episode, when the lighthouse's bulb burns out and Homer has to change
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* RandomSmokingScene: Marge smokes a cigarette to distract Homer from the chili festival in town. Her plan backfires because Homer knows "she doesn't smoke". Later Homer dismisses her with the words: "Sheesh, why don't you have a cigarette or something?" whereupon Marge concludes: "Mm, I suppose I could."
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* RandomSmokingScene: Marge smokes a cigarette to distract Homer from the chili festival in town. Her plan backfires because Homer knows "she doesn't smoke". Later Later, Homer dismisses her with the words: "Sheesh, why don't you have a cigarette or something?" whereupon Marge concludes: "Mm, I suppose I could."
