“Marge, you’re standing in the way of my boyhood dream of managing a beautiful country singer!” – Homer Simpson
“Your boyhood dream was to eat the world’s biggest hoagie! And you did it at the county fair last year, remember?” – Marge Simpson
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4 responses to “Quote of the Day”
Oh boy Season 28…
Dunno why but your comment reminded me of this scene from “Lisa the Simpson”:
-Announcer : “Ethnic Mismatch Comedy #644 has been canceled. While we scramble to find new programming please enjoy this encore presentation of Princess Di’s funeral.”
-Marge: “I was really starting to enjoy Ethnic Mismatch Comedy #644. I’ve never heard so many Viagra jokes in 30 seconds.”
Jeez, I mean “They Saved Lisa’s Brain”. Somewhat similar initial setup (Lisa’s intelligence vs the world) so it confused me.
[…] This is the two of them perfectly in character. Homer is completely selfish and happy with how well things are going, utterly oblivious to Marge being upset until she tells him. Marge is putting up with it, but very unhappy to be doing so. From here we get Homer haplessly trying to deny that Lurleen bought him the suit, and then we get into one of the show’s old, classic running jokes: Homer justifying his current stupidity by saying it’s his boyhood dream. […]