I quote this often and no one knows what it's from. I live in a very rural place, so everyone thinks I'm talking about the literal corn fields around us.
I think its so crazy they settled on Marge's voice lol Kavner is great otherwise she wouldn't have been the voice for 30 yrs but man before it came out I never would've guessed that would be her voice
Similar to me, I saw the film in the summer. I dunno how many times I've seen this episode before seeing the film. Anyway, I was watching this episode again yesterday and it just makes it funnier now, knowing the reference.
I just straight up never got why there was a WW1 plane firing at them in some random ass cornfield that is presumably in America. This was more than likely the late 60’s to early 70’s too lol
Unsure if you've since learned, but the scene is an hommage to North by Northwest. The situation is due to old planes being used as cropdusters. Farmers or cropdusters wouldn't have invested in a new plane, especially since ones like this biplane would have been easier to use and repair by hand.
Little Marge is always just the cutest thing ever.
Poor lil Marge just wanted to enjoy the Monkees in peace. 😞
When she’s walking up the steps into the plane to see her dad, so cute!
It's corn
“Little Marge…”
Whenever the wind whistles through the leaves, I’ll think: Lowenstein… Lowenstein…
My name is Zweig
Yes yes, it is all a rich tapestry.
There's still the far more serious problem of your husband.
It's not The Godfather or Citizen Kane, but the early season writers sure did get a fair bit of use of Hitchcock's various films.
Wait a minute. There was no Cane in Citizen Kane!
Examples?
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bang bang bang bang bang bang
HmmMMMMMMmm.
This is my favourite episode. Just because of Homers favourite song
ITS RAINING MEN?!
You should have thought of that before you gave me the ol’ sugar-me-do
Little Marge... .swings bat, misses
And the rest! Maggie, Snowball II, Santa's Little Helper, the TV
Maggie got a whole episode dedicated to how much Homer loves her
Open wide, here comes the air plane!
Ewww, the Monkees
It'll break up the family and you'll have to live with your grandmother and pick beans.
Dad I like picking beans with grandma.
Come on Bart. They're going to pamper us!
i like that she had a mini marge hair do at this time.
I quote this often and no one knows what it's from. I live in a very rural place, so everyone thinks I'm talking about the literal corn fields around us.
You also violated a number of copyrights!
Daka daka daka daka daka daka daka daka!
The image of a small child with a giant beehive hairdo is hilarious
Don’t look at meeeee!!!!
Little Marge wearing the same outfit.
In our home any need for an approval based response is nearly always this scene of little marges mmMm
Pass me another hunk of co-pilot.
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I think its so crazy they settled on Marge's voice lol Kavner is great otherwise she wouldn't have been the voice for 30 yrs but man before it came out I never would've guessed that would be her voice
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I only got the reference recently, once seeing the film.
Similar to me, I saw the film in the summer. I dunno how many times I've seen this episode before seeing the film. Anyway, I was watching this episode again yesterday and it just makes it funnier now, knowing the reference.
What’s the film?
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I always found this funny, as I grew up near cornfields and knew what they were at a very young age.
We’ve arrived in the vast cornfields of Canada!
Little Marge is just Lisa but with a different hair style and different colored dress/pearls
Loved the random North by Northwest reference
This has always been my favorite clip
Dr Zweig is also voiced by Anne Bancroft, or Mrs Robinson from the Graduate.
I just straight up never got why there was a WW1 plane firing at them in some random ass cornfield that is presumably in America. This was more than likely the late 60’s to early 70’s too lol
Parody of North by Northwest
Unsure if you've since learned, but the scene is an hommage to North by Northwest. The situation is due to old planes being used as cropdusters. Farmers or cropdusters wouldn't have invested in a new plane, especially since ones like this biplane would have been easier to use and repair by hand.
Biplanes served a lot longer than just WW1