Guess the Episode
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1 point for the episode/main plot.
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1 point for the joke/scene.
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Guess the Episode "Rules"
- Post a screenshot from an episode of the Simpsons. Frinkiac being a popular source.
- If posting a GIF the file size should be less than 1MB, otherwise it may not be animated.
- Easy, a screenshot any who's seen the Simpsons would get.
- Medium, a screenshot that would take a moment for most people to get.
- Hard, a screenshot that someone only gets after you explain it to them.
- Genius at Work, a screenshot that makes someone go, "Yeah, that's from The Simpsons, the one where the family does the funny thing".
These "Rules" aren't real, so if you think of something clever, do that instead.
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The episode where homer prevents a meltdown and becomes a hero. When faced with the same issue again, it becomes known that the way he prevented the first meltdown was by closing his eyes and picking a button at random.
Excellent guess, but in this case Homer is patting the "receipt" of a job well done.
The episode where he sells his soul to the devil (Flanders. It's always the one you least suspect.) for a donut. He doesn't finish the donut, therefore the devil doesn't get his soul. Home goes on about oursmarting the devil. Cut to burns in his office asking smithers who the "goat legged fellow" is and commenting that he likes the "cut of his jib". Smithers replies that he is the prince of darkness, burns' 2 o'clock.
That's the one!