The Simpsons 10x10

Directed by Neil Affleck

Joan Rivers as Annie Dubinsky (voice) • Maggie Roswell as Rod Flanders (voice) • Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel (voice) • Maggie Roswell as Maude Flanders (voice) • Pamela Hayden as Rod Flanders (voice)

When clean-living Ned Flanders wants to experience a new side of life, Homer takes him to Las Vegas. After a drunken binge, they marry a pair of cocktail waitresses.

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1. D'oh!

2. This is Kent Brockman, live at the Monty Burns' Casino.

3. Moments from now, the house that Social Security checks built

4. will be demolished to make way for a casino-themed family hotel.

5. This must be heart-breaking for you, sir.

6. I'm just thinking of my employees.

7. All the cardsharps, bottom dealers and shills.

8. Where will they go?

9. They're managing your chain of nursing homes, sir.

10. Excellent.

11. Gone are such headliners as

12. Little Timmy and the Shebangs, The Shebangs,

13. and The New Shebangs featuring Big Timmy.

14. Remember how excited we were when this place opened?

15. Then, a week later, we just forgot about it.

16. I'm surprised they bothered to move it when they moved the town.

17. Oh, I can explain that.

18. - You see... - Five.

19. Four...

20. three... two...

21. All right! Here comes the implosion.

22. Implosion?

23. But I thought you said...

24. Hockey pucks!

25. Don Rickles zinged you, Marge.

26. Dust!

27. Eat my dust, dust!

28. Dad, we hit Don Rickles!

29. I'm OK.

30. But the Puerto Rican guy's trying to steal your hubcaps.

31. (laughs) Just kidding.

32. We'd better stop and get the car washed.

33. Ah, what's the rush?

34. Might rain next week.

35. Hey, Homer.

36. Car's kind of dirty.

37. Really? You think I should get it washed?

38. Yeah, maybe.

39. You listen to your friends

40. but you never listen to me.

41. Hey, that's great.

42. All right, young 'uns, bath time.

43. Cover up your eyes and drop your britches.

44. Who wants wax?

45. Yay!

46. I insist you take special care

47. with my collection of valuable and humorous bumper stickers

48. particularly this one

49. which was given to me by a Harrison Ford look-alike.

50. - (boing) - Oh!

51. (in English) Wow, you can't find this stuff anywhere.

52. Seals and Crofts, Pablo Cruise,

53. Air Supply...

54. Whoa! Loggins and Oates.

55. And it's free.

56. I've never heard of these bands, Mom.

57. What kind of music do they play?

58. Crap rock?

59. - No... - Wuss rock?

60. That's it.

61. Ten dollars?

62. What is this? A car wash for millionaires?

63. Throw hot wax on him, Dad.

64. Howdy, Homer.

65. Five dollars, please.

66. Hey! How did Churchy la Femme get half price?

67. Senior citizens' discount.

68. Pfft! Senior citizen?

69. Flanders?

70. Well, we'll see about that.

71. and once again, tithing is ten percent off the top.

72. That's gross income, not net.

73. Please, people, don't force us to audit.

74. Now, we're going to pass this around a second time.

75. Brother Ned, if you'll do the honors.

76. I wouldn't do that, Reverend.

77. You see, "Saint Flanders" is as crooked as you or me.

78. That's right... It's my sad duty

79. to rat out this man for defrauding a car wash.

80. How, you ask?

81. With a phony senior discount card.

82. That's not quite true.

83. Did you or did you not use

84. a senior citizen discount card at said car wash?

85. Well, I did, but—

86. Now, I'm not a fancy big-city lawyer...

87. but it seems to me that a senior citizen has to be over 55.

88. Isn't that so?

89. Well, yes.

90. And you are how old?

91. (sighing) Oh...

92. I suppose, if you must know, I'm... Well, I'm... I'm 60.

93. God, he looks so cool. He looks terrific.

94. He looks really young.

95. What's your secret, Flanders?

96. Goat placenta? Monkey sweat?

97. Some kind of electric hat?

98. Holy water? It's holy water, right?

99. Ah! It burns!

100. Listen, folks. There's no magic formula.

101. I just follow the three C's:

102. clean living, chewing thoroughly,

103. and a daily dose of Vitamin Church.

104. And, of course, I resist all the major urges.

105. All of them?

106. You mean you've never splurged

107. and, say, eaten an entire birthday cake,

108. - then blamed it on the dog? - Huh?

109. You've never licked maple syrup off your lover's stomach?

110. You never snuck out of church to break into cars?

111. No, no, and double no!

112. I haven't done any of those things, folks.

113. You name it, I haven't done it.

114. Geez, Flanders. You're 60 years old and you haven't lived a day in your life.

115. Yeah. Even the Boy in the Bubble had a deck of cards.

116. I remember that. - Hmm.

117. Oh, can you believe it?

118. It almost seemed like those folks were...

119. were making fun of old steady Neddy.

120. Well, you may be a bit cautious, but what's wrong with that?

121. Some people like chunky peanut butter,

122. - some like smooth. - Mm-hmm.

123. And some people just steer clear

124. of that whole hornet's nest.

125. I'll stick with just plain white bread,

126. thank you very much, maybe with a—

127. Glass of water on the side for dippin'.

128. Gosh, darn it.

129. Am I that pre-diddley-ictable? (sighs)

130. I've wasted my whole dang diddley life.

131. Hey, there!

132. Look at that. Everyone's living it up except Ned.

133. Help!

134. We're being carjacked.

135. Don't get clever, old man.

136. Now, take us to DressBarn.

137. Where have you been, Neddy?

138. In the bathroom.

139. Not trimming my mustache.

140. What do you think?

141. Do I remind you of troubled troubadour David Crosby?

142. No. You remind me of silly billy Ned Flanders.

143. Would a silly billy sit like this?

144. Oh!

145. Rod, call Dr. Stein.

146. All right, Bart!

147. Fire in the hole!

148. OK, no more gasoline.

149. Hmm.

150. Full power!

151. Never a dull moment, huh, Homer?

152. You got that right.

153. Throw on the mesquite, Bart.

154. Mesquite it is!

155. Here, this may sound just a teensy bit insane

156. in the old membrane, Homer,

157. but I was wondering if you could show me how to have some fun.

158. Well, well, well. So, Flawless Flanders

159. needs help from Stinky-pants Simpson.

160. (laughs) Yeah, I guess I do.

161. Welly, welly, welly...

162. Mr. Clean wants to hang with Dirty Dingus Magee.

163. How about it, Homer?

164. Will you teach me the secret of your intoxicating lust for life?

165. Wellity, wellity, wellity...

166. Stop that!

167. Will you help me or not?

168. - (can clanking) - Let's do it.

169. - (Homer groans) - So, what about all this meat?

170. Ah, the missus will clean that up.

171. Now it's Marge's time to shine.

172. First of all, I get five dollars a day plus expenses.

173. Seems fair.

174. And I'll need your signature here...

175. here...

176. and... initial here.

177. Ha. You're not really giving my father power of attorney, are you?

178. Of course, I... (gasps)

179. Oh, my stars! I can't do that.

180. Well, that's unfortunate.

181. It really is.

182. All right.

183. Congratulations.

184. Welcome to the Homer Simpson Program.

185. So, what happens next?

186. One day soon, I will come for you...

187. and then the game will begin.

188. Could be in the middle of the night.

189. It could be when you least expect it.

190. Or whatever's good for you. I don't care.

191. OK, Homer,

192. I'm ready to learn.

193. What's the first lesson?

194. Just give me the topic sentence.

195. Give me that!

196. That's your problem.

197. You're living up here.

198. You got to live down here...

199. in the impulse zone.

200. If you want to be like me, you got to make snap decisions.

201. Like this.

202. - (tires screeching) Oh!

203. We're going to break the bank

204. at the Monty Burns' Casino!

205. Homer, they blew that up yesterday.

206. Oh, yeah. Right.

207. Then we're going to Las Vegas.

208. Which is actually back in that direction.

209. That sure was a fun trip to Las Vegas.

210. Uh, too many kids.

211. Ooh, it's going on 8:30.

212. I'd better call Maude and tell her where I am.

213. Relax. I called her from the gas station.

214. Thanks, buddy.

215. Sucker.

216. Oh, gee, Homer, this all looks so garish.

217. Oh! The lights, the noise, the letter "X"...

218. It's-it's all designed to inflame the senses!

219. I'm overstimulated.

220. I've got to get out of this town.

221. I don't think so.

222. I think you'll find escape is quite impossible.

223. No, I got it.

224. Oh. Oh. Would you like to be in the audience

225. for my infomercial?

226. Help me! My daughter's not talented!

227. Hey! Lance Murdock!

228. If he's not careful

229. his scooter could roll right down that ramp.

230. He's a daredevil, Ned.

231. He laughs at death.

232. Huh! When I want to laugh

233. I'll take Bob Saget, thank you very much.

234. And now the indestructible Lance Murdock

235. will jump his SuiCycle over an audience member.

236. And he'll do it while attempting to open a locked safe on his head.

237. Any volunteers?

238. Ooh, ooh, ooh! Pick him, pick him!

239. Now, Homer, no!

240. I want to do something exciting,

241. but I can't just go from zero to 30 like that.

242. I could be killed.

243. Fine. I'll do it.

244. Where do you want me?

245. On the "X."

246. You mean the one with the red paint?

247. Uh, yeah, paint.

248. Now, it's of critical importance that you don't—

249. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll figure it out.

250. This isn't rocket science.

251. Well, actually, there are several rockets mounted to the—

252. Boring.

253. OK, he's cleared the ring of fire...

254. past the ring of ice...

255. over the dog-doo stick...

256. He's cracked the safe...

257. Hey, Flanders, don't spill my beer.

258. Oh, God, lay down!

259. Lay down!

260. Clear!

261. He's all right, folks!

262. Okeydoke, let's hit the tables.

263. Oh, my God, Homer, watching you risk your life

264. turned my beat box all the way up to rumba.

265. Yeah, I was praying you'd be safe,

266. but t-to be honest, a part of me wanted to see you get splattered.

267. Oh, I see someone just had

268. - his first taste of bloodlust. - Huh.

269. Let's see, what's Marge's birthday?

270. Barney's is July 15, same as Lassie's,

271. so Marge must be 50... Oh, forget it.

272. Flanders, what's your birthday?

273. No, leave me out of this, Homer.

274. Games of chance are strictly forbidden by Deuteronomy 7...

275. Seven, eh?

276. Seven a winner.

277. - Way to go, Flanders! - (gasps)

278. The Bible's finally pulling its weight.

279. Got any more holy numbers?

280. Oh, I got a bunch, Homer, but...

281. I just don't feel right.

282. Oh, Lord, what should I do?

283. Keep gaming.

284. What?

285. It means gambling.

286. Keep gambling.

287. Oh. Righty-o.

288. One betting disk, please.

289. "One betting disk, please."

290. Watch and learn.

291. And 14 black.

292. Well, there you go.

293. - Now, how about a drink? - (exclaims)

294. How do you do it, Homer?

295. How do you silence that little voice that says "think"?

296. You mean Lisa?

297. Oh, no. I mean common sense.

298. Oh, that.

299. That can be treated with our good friend alcohol.

300. You might want to write that down.

301. Where the hell's your notebook?

302. - You threw it out the— - Never mind.

303. Just pay attention. Slave girl?

304. Oh, slave girl?

305. More libations, my imperial conquerors?

306. - What? - More booze.

307. Oh, yeah.

308. Two more of these, please.

309. And for you, Ned?

310. I'll have a Shirley...

311. No, a Virgin...

312. No, make it a children's...

313. Oh! What the heck.

314. You only live once.

315. Give me a...

316. (echoing) White Wine Spritzer!

317. Oh, my goodness, Homer. Ugh.

318. Wake up.

319. Oh. Look at this place.

320. We must've really painted the town last night.

321. I have a pounding headache, my mouth tastes like vomit

322. and I don't remember a thing.

323. Welcome to my world.

324. Oh, I did it!

325. I conquered my fears and I made up for a lot of lost living.

326. And I owe it all to the Homer Simpson Program.

327. The what, now?

328. Well, it's about time you two woke up.

329. Well, of course... (screams)

330. Who are you?

331. Who am I?

332. I'm Mrs. Ned Flanders.

333. Hey, smooth move, Flanders.

334. And I'm Mrs. Homer Simpson.

335. - Here comes that vomit again. - Ew.

336. OK.

337. OK. OK. OK.

338. OK. OK.

339. OK.

340. OK, you're saying that Ned and me married you two.

341. Oh, yeah. We're hitched, all right.

342. Till death do us part.

343. Mm-hmm. I'm working on that.

344. Ned, no!

345. Think of your wives!

346. Wait a minute.

347. This could be some kind of scam or possibly scamola.

348. We would remember if we got married.

349. Boy, you did have a lot to drink last night, Homeo.

350. Take a look at this.

351. Aw. "Precious Memories."

352. "I okilly-dokilly, schmokilly" do.

353. And do you, Homer, take this cocktail waitress you just met

354. to be your lawfully-wedded wife?

355. What did you call me?

356. (sighs) Do you want to get married? Married?

357. (imitating Sinatra) Sure. Sock it to me, baby!

358. By the power vested in me by the Chicago Outfit,

359. I now pronounce you husbands and wives.

360. We are so dead.

361. Ladies, we want to do the honorable thing.

362. So, breakfast is on us with full waffle bar privileges.

363. But first, I'm afraid we have some bad news.

364. The waffle bar is closed.

365. I'm sorry, I'm so very...

366. Homer! The bad news, ladies, is we already have wives.

367. Well, you can't be very happy with them if you married us.

368. You two fellas are the nicest husbands we've ever had

369. and we're not giving you up without a fight.

370. But, Ginger, honey, I am not the catch I appear to be.

371. Ginger's my wife.

372. Are you sure?

373. Oh, rats.

374. No offense, sweetie.

375. Homer, why don't we go make the girls some custom omelets?

376. Geez, I've never seen anyone so whipped so fast.

377. What are we going to do, Homer?

378. My kids are going to be traumatized.

379. And then there's Maude.

380. And then there's Maude!

381. I don't know, Flanders.

382. Having two wives could have its advantages.

383. Chop, chop, dig, dig, chop, chop, dig, dig,

384. chop, chop, dig, dig...

385. You know, Homie, there's so much more two wives could do for you.

386. I hear digging, but I don't hear chopping.

387. Ooh, a friendly bee.

388. Ow! (groans)

389. Ow! That sting hurt so much.

390. We got to get out of this, Ned.

391. Well, do something.

392. This is all your fault.

393. You and your stupid program.

394. Blame me if you must,

395. but don't ever speak ill of the program.

396. The program is rock solid.

397. The program is sound.

398. Yoo-hoo!

399. Oh, those awful women want their omelets.

400. Oh. How are we gonna get out of this mess

401. in an honorable and decent...

402. Oh, nuts!

403. I don't know.

404. Omelets have a lot of fat in them.

405. Forget it. You're married.

406. Let yourself go.

407. - (grunt) - Hey, they're running away!

408. How can a fat guy run so fast? Hey!

409. Yay! (kisses) Come on, baby, show Gil a four.

410. - Craps. - Oh, no!

411. Why did I bet the company payroll?

412. Oh, Gil's in a lot of trouble.

413. Somebody help!

414. - Our husbands are trying to ditch us! - (people gasping)

415. Someone dishonoring their marriage vows?

416. Not in Las Vegas.

417. Attention, all employees.

418. We've got two runaways. Stop them.

419. - (screams) - Oh, no!

420. (screams) A lion!

421. (gasps) Drederick Tatum!

422. Your behavior is, is unconscionable.

423. (screams) The Moody Blues!

424. "Cold-hearted Homer, ditching his wife

425. While ancient Ned runs for his life

426. Chips of red and blue and white

427. But we decide..."

428. Can the poems. It's ass-whupping time.

429. I want fatty.

430. What if we switched wives?

431. Would that help?

432. For the last time, no!

433. Hello!

434. Our ticket to freedom.

435. So long, suck—

436. - (Homer and Ned whimpering) - Get out and stay out.

437. Las Vegas doesn't care for out-of-towners.

438. Take your money and go someplace else.

439. Yeah. - Why do you disrespect us?

440. And don't you ever try to marry us again.

441. We found some guys who know how to treat a woman.

442. - Uh... - (smooching)

443. But, Amber, I can change!

444. Will you shut up?

445. All right, let's get our stories straight for Marge and Maude.

446. We were out buying them fabulous gifts...

447. What's the occasion?

448. Because we love them, jackass.

449. Anyhoo, we come out of Walmart, when suddenly 100 spaceships...

450. - Homer! - You're right, you're right.

451. Fifty spaceships beamed us aboard.

452. They gang-probed you while I discovered an invention

453. that blew their heads up and saved America.

454. Uh, do I have to be gang-probed?

455. Would you rather tell Maude the truth?

456. What did the aliens look like?

457. Well, I only saw them from the back

458. 'cause they were so busy gang-probing you.

459. Well, hello, little birdie.

460. Oh, my eyes! Cover your eyes!

461. - (murmuring) - Shh!

462. Captioned by Visual Data Media Services