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Talking Simpsons - Homer vs. Patty and Selma With Stephen Sajdak (Patreon)

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2026-10-07 04:00:04
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"Oh, okay, Marge. I'll get along with them. Then, I will hug some snakes. Yes, I will hug and kiss some poisonous snakes! ...Now THAT'S sarcasm." - Homer Simpson

Homer's failed investment in pumpkin futures causes him to rely on his surprisingly generous sisters-in-law for a financial bailout—but he soon finds out there's some very humiliating strings attached. Meanwhile, Bart discovers his hidden ballet powers and the painful consequences of standing up for what he believes in.

Our guest: Stephen Sajdak from We Hate Movies

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Nathaniel

I'm so happy you picked that still from this episode for the cover 😂

Marvin K

I can't believe you mentioned my boy Ratboy Genius! It's a series of light operas set in Minecraft and, in spite of its bizarre presentation, it's genuine art in every way.

Dan Hughes

Homers fake grin 🤣

Argent You Glad I Didn't Say Banana

I have shown two different people Father of the Pride and both realized they had seen it before halfway through the episode and locked it away in their brain.

Erin Hardy

"... and you're also fat" is the random line I always think of from this episode.

Patrick McClafferty

The Stupids is one of the worst movies I ever saw in theaters. I drug my mother to it on the "strength" of the trailer which was the I'm My Own Grandpa song scene. I couldn't even find the good in it as a dumb kid (unlike the other bad but entertaining Tom Arnold movie around the same time Carpool).

Mr Very Real

Can't remember if this was the episode discussing the naming of Richard and Lewis and the possible origins of the name Is it possible that they were named after the comedian Richard Lewis? His name came up rewatching the 1st season of Curb your Enthusiasm and he did appear on the Simpsons as the voice of the golem in a Halloween special

Tyler M.

I can't remember if it is a statewide or countywide thing, but there is a very maddening loophole in Pittsburgh that allows smoking in bars. Basically, if a bar can argue that they make under a certain percentage of their profits on food you can smoke inside. There's a dingy punk bar in town that occasionally gets decent shows and absolutely kills me to go to them. I just can't handle being around cigarettes anymore. And this is coming from someone who's family members would drag them over the border to West Virginia border to buy cheap cigarettes. The store was in Chester, WV which is home to the world's largest teapot (which is a location in Fallout '76). This might be my most Bryan Quinby coded comment.

mavrick

I like the implication that people lived in caves as resent as 2000 years ago, instead of 200000

Dennis K

Once again my comments are about other shows mentioned in the podcast and not the episode itself... First, Bob, are you familiar with "Good Morning Miss Bliss?" the show that would get retooled into Saved by the Bell and then repackaged with Zack Morris intros as episodes of the show? Second, because I love sharing this story: I vividly remember the night a friend phoned me to say "you -need- to turn on Star Trek Voyager." Having been a TNG fan who failed to get into DS9, I scoffed at the idea. He insisted "No, you need to turn it on. Trust me." So I turned it on to discover Jerri Ryan in all her silver spandex glory, I then watched Voyager all the way to the series finale and I've still never seen the episodes that preceded her arrival.

Kevin Nash

We went to our local comic con, and Jonathan Frakes is just waking around the place. My then 17 yr old fist bumps him thinking he was just a local guy he knew. He didn't realize what he did until he saw him behind the table. I'm guessing my kid knew him from not fully paying attention to Star Trek over the years.

Thad Komorowski

My first viewing of this must have been shortly after it originally aired, and I was beyond convinced I hadn't seen all of it because of the abrupt ending.