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When Hank unwittingly digs up a Native American arrowhead, his simple quest for a new rototiller blade leads him down a dark path that results in the total destruction of his yard and a potential emotional affair for Peggy. Listen in and meet a smarmy new character played by Maurice LaMarche, learn about the many uses of hemp, and have Bill teach you how to properly get rid of possums. So sit back and get ready for a podcast that'll make your brain swell up as big as it'll go!

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Deez

Going through these right now this show is great. I never gave it a chance.

Erin Hardy

I too saw Bean in the theater. As far as I can remember, it was the only time I saw a film in the theater with my grandmother, and she snuck out partway to see Eve's Bayou. It was the right choice.

SomeBloke

I have to agree with Bob on the PhDs thing; if I heard someone mention their "first" doctorate, implying willing resubmission to the grad school process, I'd assume they were some kind of monster. That doc ain't right.

Paul

Bean and Houseguest = same movie. Though I'll take Houseguest every time. I wore out the VHS when I was a kid.

Blargh

My mom arrived to Houston from El Salvador in the 1980s (due to the civil war) and she always despised Mr. Bean ever since she got here. She would always say “Ese Mr. Bean me caye mal” whenever she see Rowan Atkinson on TV.

Eve of the Stars

Mr. Lerner isn't so smart; he should have tried climbing out of the side of the hole where Hank wasn't standing

Paul

The weird thing about the ending to me is absolutely nothing is resolved. Lerner still has dig permits. Though the dig seemed pretty fruitless, they found what, a ceramic bowl and a few arrowheads? Just some left behind items from a random family's house it seems like. I imagine it was probably over after another week of not finding anything.

Dan Z

Is this the one with "yeah they're breasts. Big deal!"?

thatcamjones

“That’s not Dale’s mower” feels way too real to me.

Dylan (batmanboy11) Freitag

I was actually pleasantly surprised when Bobby piped up to correct them about the proper terms to use when referring to Indigenous people rather than "Indian," since Simpsons a few years later was still relying too heavily on dated jokes and stereotypes. I'm with you guys on this, I do think John Redcorn should've had a bigger role in this episode and the professor needed some more comeuppance, but I do think it's still a pretty solid episode.