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Milhouse to Bart, do you want to come over and play? |
Really? We can be friends again? Did your mom die? |
Uh, I don't think so. |
Who cares?! Milhouse, I'll be right there! Sorry Maggie, game's over. |
Hey Mom, I'm friends with Milhouse again. |
Well, I knew his mother would come to her senses.. |
Thanks for sticking up for me. |
What makes you think I did it? |
Who else would? |
You be good. |
I will. |
As I look out into this sea of smiling faces, I am filled with a sense of loathing and revulsion. You are not workers, you are a pack of mangy cud-chewing ugly goats! Well, you're in for a treat. We have with us today a real man. Behold the glory that is Homer Simpson! |
Poor guy. |
Uh... ladies and... gentlemen... |
Just picture them in their underwear. |
Um, Grace under pressure is no... |
Three minutes to meltdown. |
Whew! Saved by the bell. |
Fifteen seconds to core meltdown. |
Just do what you did before. |
All right. |
Eeenie meenie minee moe, catch a tiger by the toe... If he hollers let him go, eenie meenie minee moe. |
Crisis has been averted. Everything is super. |
Thank you Homer for saving my plant with that idiotic rhyming. Do you even know what button you pushed? |
Sure. Moe. |
Eenie meenie minee moe / Is Homer a hero? / The answer is... no. I'm Kent Brockman and that was... My Two Cents. Now back to Scott Christian with Laugh and a Half. |
Thanks, Kent. There was more dumb luck in the news today when our own Police Chief Wiggum foiled a bank hold-up without even trying. It seems the chief had come to the bank to cash in his penny jar. |
...48, 49, 50. |
Good work, Chief. |
Just doing my job. |
Yes, it seems the chief pulled a Homer Simpson of his own. |
Huh? A pretzel? Wow, looks like I pulled a Homer! |
The Lakers have the ball. Magic Johnson's coming down the floor on a fast break. Magic stops. His feet slip out from under him. The ball flies out of his hand, hits the referee in the head, goes in the basket! It's a three point play. The Lakers win! |
Looks like I pulled a Homer. |
Our dad... now he belongs to the ages. |
I hold in my hand the final axe. |
Well, kids, that's all the time we have for today. |
I'd like to thank Sideshow Mel, Corporal Punishment, Tina Ballerina, oh, and from "Knots Landing" Miss Donna Mills. Oh, she was a sport. |
WE'VE HAD LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF FUN/ BUT NOW THE TIME HAS COME... TO GO/ IF THIS OLD CLOWN WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED TOMORROW/ I'D BE IN HEAVEN STILL DOING THIS SHOW. |
See you some other time! |
Great show, Krusty! I really laughed when you... |
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Where's my nicotine gum? |
Ahh... that's the stuff. Damn, I'm exhausted. Those kids were like ice out there. |
You've got a 4:30 Merchandising meeting. |
Cancel it. |
Therapist? |
Cancel it. |
Personal trainer? |
Cancel it. |
The opening line on the Giants is five and a half. |
Put a dime on it. |
Thank you dinner with Bart Simpson? |
I don't know any Bart Simpson. |
Krusty, he's the boy who saved you from jail. |
Well, we... made a terrible, terrible mistake. Uh... won't happen again. |
Well, there was one boy who trusted me all along. Bart? |
Yes, sir? |
Thank you. |
Oh yeah. Cancel it. |
Mrs. Simpson, this is Lois Pennycandy, Krusty the Clown's executive assistant. |
Oh hello, Mrs. Pennycandy. |
Read this. |
It's Miss Pennycandy, I can assure you. I'm sorry to inform you that Krusty will once again not be joining Bart for dinner. |
Oh, dear. This is the fifth time he's cancelled. How can he hurt someone who loves him so? |
Oh, Mrs. Simpson, I've wasted my womanhood asking that same question. I apologize for him, something really important came up at the last minute. |
Lousy mildew. Eh, that's good enough. |
Well, thank you for calling. Good-bye. |
Okay Milhouse, how many Krusty autographs should I put you down for? |
A hundred. |
Consider it done. |
YOU'RE WALKING ALONG THE STREET/ OR YOU'RE AT A PARTY/ OR ELSE YOU'RE ALONE/ AND THEN YOU SUDDENLY DIG... DIG... DIG. |
THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING BIG... |
Sweetie, I'm sorry, but Krusty isn't coming to dinner again. |
Aw, man. |
Dear Krusty, this is Bart Simpson, Krusty Buddy #16302 respectfully returning his Badge... |
...I always suspected that nothing in life mattered. Now I know for sure. Get bent, Bart Simpson. |
Ooh. Sex chat! |
You have reached the party line! In a moment you'll be connected to a hot party with some of the world's most beautiful women. Now, let's join the party! |
Are, are there any women here? |
Are you a beautiful woman? |
Do I sound like a beautiful woman? |
This is not the sort of party as I had anticipated. |
Uh...ehhh... deeee... eeee... deeaar... Dear... Krust..."y"...? |
It says that the little boy who never lost faith in you has lost faith in you. Krusty, you are going to Bart Simpson's house for dinner tonight. |
But I have plans. |
Hey, not the face. |
Why you, maddening, impossible man. If you don't go tonight, I won't be here tomorrow. |
Oh, alright. I'll go. |
But I sure hate missing Schnapps Night at the Friars Club. |
Bart, wipe your feet. |
Why bother, they'll just get dirty again. |
I've got some good news. Krusty the Clown is coming to dinner tonight. |
He is, for sure? |
God bless that clown. |
You think it's him? |
Hi, kids! Hey, hey! |
Heh, heh, cute kid. |
Oh, hi Bart. I was just in the neighborhood. Why Krusty the Clown! What a surprise. |
Milhouse. You can come in and drop the charade. |
Krusty, you don't have to be "on" tonight. |
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