What’s the point? By the time The Thing finally makes it he won’t be fighting Savage Hulk, but instead Soyboy Hulk. . . . Don’t read too much into the comment.
"This was such a pleasent St. Patrick Day until the Irish showed up" You know i admit a lot of later Simpsons jokes are really funny in the moment but then you forget about them not that much later but ones like this DESERVE to be remembered so hope my brain will at least agree on that.
Protestants have been in Northern Ireland for longer than English speakers have been in America. Everyone from Northern Ireland is Irish, the only difference between the two communities is that the majority community also wants to be British. Being Irish and British is not mutually exclusive.
Funny part about that last fight is that the Thing isn't even Irish. (Ben Grimm is canonically Jewish.) He and Hulk got into an argument over some trivial matter which just led them to fighting each other.
The first time I saw this, I laughed hysterically when the Hulk smashed onto the Thing. My family had no idea what was so funny about that scene. One of the best gags ever.
Yanks don't understand Ireland, Lisa is supposed to be quite smart but somehow thinks the troubles were because people cared about consubstantiation vs transubstantiation 😂
Ah, they don't tell jokes like THESE anymore. What's also funny is The Simpsons aren't Catholic (some tiny subset of Protestantism), but still wear green instead of Orange.
My mom’s dad’s family came to Canada from Northern Ireland in the 1870s. They were Protestant and I always wear green on St. Patrick’s Day, so did my mother and my grandpa. I guess we just thought of ourselves as Irish first and Protestants second, and seen ourselves as British not at all.
I like the 1 with Bart gets drunk by accident, and his quote was ( Bart burps and said, what are you looking at) Kent Brockman response ( what are you looking at, those are the words for drunk 10 years old boy)
This was such a pleasant st Patrick day until the Irish showed up you know I admit a lot of later simpsons jokes are really funny in the moment but then you forget them not that much later but ones like dérve to be remembered so hope brain will at least agree on that
What's interesting is that mostly the majority of the town is Protestant. Although technically many Protestants along with even Catholic Americans don't actually take the whole conflict of fighting each other. At the very least the Americans of Springfield stand neutral while the foreigners of Ireland and Northern Ireland are starting a that episode was based off the troubles.That didn't end until 1998. Although technically riots did exist in the United States like going back to the 19th century. I'm talking about basically there was a time where Catholics were often discriminated by the Protestant majority in the United States. It's long been forgotten about ever since. But then again when it comes to hate groups like the KKK they still had Catholics on their list
I didn't watch parade today because LGBT has been added in Saint Patrick parade, which is ruined the tradition. Why do they want to be part of Saint Patrick's Day Parade if they already got their own terrible holiday?
1:24 Lisa is actually wrong. As Catholics, we believe Jesus is begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father. He is one in the same in His Divinity, as God the Father. While we also know for certain, that Transubstantiation, is the changing of ordinary bread and wine into the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ. This occurs particularly during the Epiclesis, where the priest places his hands over the gifts, followed by the words of consecration ("This is my Body..." "This is the Chalice of my Blood...") Protestants? Not so much...
I think you mix up things. What Protestants called "Consubtation" is that they believe that Christ is spirtually présent in communion. Opposing to catholics who believe the bread become the ACTUAL physical body of Christ
And I find Marge absolutely annoying. Because she's talking about how it's a pleasant day but because they outlawed alcohol. Along with all those other women involved in banning alcohol in Springfield
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The Hulk fighting the Thing caught me way off gaurd.😂
What’s the point? By the time The Thing finally makes it he won’t be fighting Savage Hulk, but instead Soyboy Hulk.
. . . Don’t read too much into the comment.
Me too! 😂🤣🤣
The Thing isn't even Irish. He and Hulk got into a fight over a trivial matter which led them into the middle of a St. Patrick's Day riot.
@@drixg555 Calm down, dude. They’re just there for comedic purposes. 😂🤣
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"This was such a pleasent St. Patrick Day until the Irish showed up" You know i admit a lot of later Simpsons jokes are really funny in the moment but then you forget about them not that much later but ones like this DESERVE to be remembered so hope my brain will at least agree on that.
Indeed
Monorail. 🤣
Lol
@@JoelDavies-cl6nrBesides today we are supposed to honor one of the greatest missionaries in history!!
Ironic that the alcohol is what made them forget why they hate each other.
Yeah pure irony
Great ireland. It gave us whiskey and.......leprachauns.
Beer came from Germany. Ireland gave us whiskey and ...........leprechauns.
@@theautisticcomedian they also gave us walt disney's 1970's film darbey o'gale and the little people.
@@theautisticcomedianNo it comes from what is now the Levant region
They also gave us Guinness
And Lucky Charms lol
I grew up in Northern Ireland. When this episode aired on Channel Four… more than one part was cut.
Poor souls 😔
Didn’t see it in England either
You need a loicense to watch that, mate.
It didn't edited out on RTÉ2 here in Ireland. You've could have watched it on RTÉ2 instead of Channel 4.
The best part was The Hulk fighting The Thing!
Frankly, this is TAME unlike normal days when the Irish begin their rants.
Damn Irish! They ruined Ireland!
The Hulk and the Thing fighting took me by surprise and I almost died laughing! Happy ST. Patrick's day everybody!
2:16 Man I’m still hoping this comes true in the mcu Hulk vs The Thing.
Ditto 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Hulk request change of venue! Hulk no can get fair trial in East Springfield!" "Granted!"
The MCU is dead.
Happy St Patrick's Day 🍀🍀🍀🍀
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Have a good one 👍 😊 🍀🌈
Happy at Patrick’s day
2:16 Ah yes, the most Irish characters one can think of.
Happy St Patrick’s Day! Always remember to keep the liquor flowing ☘️🇮🇪🍻🍀
Aye, me Lassies and gentle lads!
Maye the alcohol be spread out to the whole world.
Quimby got a long, full name
UA-cam's recommend algorithm sure is funny sometimes Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone
I like how leprechauns are real on Simpsons Earth with no need for any explanation.
Yeah too bad they're literally uncontrollable when it comes to rage which started the whole fight all over again.
The Thing fighting the Hulk. LOL!
Ireland and Usher do have a lot that is the same, but that still doesn't change all the things they hate about each other ether.
North Ireland was taken from the Irish and settled by the British
So no song would be common
@@tomhenry897ulster was settled by the Scottish.
Who were, and are British. @@georgeaird4637
Protestants have been in Northern Ireland for longer than English speakers have been in America. Everyone from Northern Ireland is Irish, the only difference between the two communities is that the majority community also wants to be British. Being Irish and British is not mutually exclusive.
@@georgeaird4637 in other words.... the British? ( also it was Scotts, english and Welsh who arrived in the plantation)
Funny part about that last fight is that the Thing isn't even Irish. (Ben Grimm is canonically Jewish.) He and Hulk got into an argument over some trivial matter which just led them to fighting each other.
Didn't he later get into Goddess worship? Because of his blind soul mate?
Don’t think Bruce is Irish either
Or you're overthinking the joke and it was just following the Orange vs Green thing.
Oh, It is the biggest punch-up, that you have ever seen! Old Ben Grimm was orange, and Bruce Banner he was green!
Tell us you know zilch about Irish history without saying so: ua-cam.com/video/5je1fQahLMs/v-deo.htmlsi=xZoc1LUkIBgt8dC9
Still tamer then Boston on Saint Patrick's day.
0:50 never got this joke until now
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!🇮🇪☘️
I remember this episode. This is when Homer and Ned became bounty hunters, while Marge became an erotic baker
I forgot the thing from fantastic 4. Matches with St. Patrick’s day so well 😆
The Thing is actually Jewish.
Probably one of the better of the more "newer" episodes of The Simpsons.
This happened fifteen years ago.
@davidparr4636 It came out in 2008 making it nearly 2 decades old, but I think they mean "Newer" in the sense it's 20 seasons into the show.
I ask you....drunkenness, violence, destruction of property, are these the things we think of.......when we think of the Irish!? 😃
Can't wait for my dream vacation at Ireland AND Scotland!!!
The first time I saw this, I laughed hysterically when the Hulk smashed onto the Thing. My family had no idea what was so funny about that scene. One of the best gags ever.
Why are all of Springfield's famously protestant inhabitants in the RoI crowd?
Yanks don't understand Ireland, Lisa is supposed to be quite smart but somehow thinks the troubles were because people cared about consubstantiation vs transubstantiation 😂
@@internetuser969 Well, she IS still 8 years old. I think she's better written when she ISN'T the writers' mouthpiece.
@@louisduarte8763 problem is I've met many yanks who think it was all about religion 😂
Because the real Irish have won the spiritual and political heart of America unlike the Ulstermen who in any case see themselves as Brits.
This is definitely St Patrick's Day every year. Get drunk and cause massive riots over the streets.
0:33- 0:44
Jfc 💀
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Ah, they don't tell jokes like THESE anymore. What's also funny is The Simpsons aren't Catholic (some tiny subset of Protestantism), but still wear green instead of Orange.
My mom’s dad’s family came to Canada from Northern Ireland in the 1870s. They were Protestant and I always wear green on St. Patrick’s Day, so did my mother and my grandpa. I guess we just thought of ourselves as Irish first and Protestants second, and seen ourselves as British not at all.
I'm not Mexican but I celebrate Cinco De Mayo
Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🍀🍀🍀
I like the 1 with Bart gets drunk by accident, and his quote was
( Bart burps and said, what are you looking at)
Kent Brockman response
( what are you looking at, those are the words for drunk 10 years old boy)
Homer Simpson vs The 18th Amendment
Oh, if only Lisa Simpson had come along 25 years earlier, we'd never have had the Troubles. [/s]
Lol
Marge bout to get reked.😂
Perfect cut scream.
Last night I was recommended the Simpsons Protestant vs Catholic heaven clip… no wonder I get recommended this prequel
"Booze free"
"Boooo"
God, that's clever
I'm glad Gumby and Pokey are not in this one because Gumby is green and Pokey is orange and if they ever fought with each other it would make me mad!
Kinda' reminds me of the weddings in my family.
Geeez.
My mother said when she was in college in Toronto, this happened more often you'd like to think.
Happy St Patty’s
Yeah never say this to an actual Irish person. It's Paddy's Day boy Patty's Day.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🍀
This was such a pleasant st Patrick day until the Irish showed up you know I admit a lot of later simpsons jokes are really funny in the moment but then you forget them not that much later but ones like dérve to be remembered so hope brain will at least agree on that
The straight catholic priests was funny as hell
The peace didn't last long.
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1:15 protestants and catholics Moe shortens to prods and cathys
They do say that in Ireland though.
What's interesting is that mostly the majority of the town is Protestant. Although technically many Protestants along with even Catholic Americans don't actually take the whole conflict of fighting each other. At the very least the Americans of Springfield stand neutral while the foreigners of Ireland and Northern Ireland are starting a that episode was based off the troubles.That didn't end until 1998. Although technically riots did exist in the United States like going back to the 19th century. I'm talking about basically there was a time where Catholics were often discriminated by the Protestant majority in the United States. It's long been forgotten about ever since. But then again when it comes to hate groups like the KKK they still had Catholics on their list
😂😂
What's going on in Florida right now.😂
0:11
2:03 😂😂😂
It's always the Cathys who restart trouble!
@@TheMrPeteChannelmore like two angry little leprechauns that can't control their anger
This is why my birthday takes place in November.
Fun fact: Saint Patrick’s real name was Maewyn Succat.
No lie, that first name sounds very Welsh
Meanwhile no one wearing the Sky Blue color OF St. Patrick or The Order of St. Patrick.
Man I m still hoping this comes true in the mục hulk vs the thing
Booze brings peace. 😛
Episode?
😊😊😊😂😂😂 happy st Patrick day
As much as the thing wants to defeat the hulk, he can't.
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happy patrick of the st
Which pixel is the simpsons?
Northern Irish are actually mostly Scottish which is why they are called ulster Scott’s
Fun fact: Scotts hate the Irish more than the English.
@@TheMrPeteChannelalso fun fact: the English don’t hate the Irish, it’s the Irish that hate the English
@@friendgray1 Because the Irish have very good reasons to hate the English...
Green 🟩 vs orange 🟧, yeah! ✊️😜✊️
🍀✨ yes! 2:01
Team green or team orange, it is time to choose
The float for the straight Catholic priests loads of empty seats. Oh yes, and by the way Saint Patrick like my good self was Welsh.🏴🇬🇧🏴
Brothers
Erin go bra-less ☘️
1:26 lisa why can't you stay in a child place
Happy St. Patty's day
Seriously, why do they keep letting Lisa sing?
Because it's good
If I can’t even have The Simpsons by making a new season to the series finale until Tonight or Next Sunday no one can!
So I take it most of the people just simply support the different sides of Ireland, that’s why so many Americans, even superheroes are fighting?
The story of the conflict in Ireland is long and complex
No. Most of us just dont like ireland.
And xianity.
@@davedaves3489
Nope!
Americans do like Ireland. Especially their famous national figure, Cu’Cuhalain and his weapon, Gaebolg.
@@whathell6t nope. Americans dont like ireland.
Since this scene reminds me of that song The Orange and the Green, I have to ask one thing.
Which side are the Lutherans?
Lutherans are on the Orange side.......or the wrong side as I call it.....only joking
Are you serious ? You invented protestantism!
@@user-ww3vp7it9gI always thought Protestants were a different thing from Lutherans
My grandmother used to always make it a point to wear orange on Saint Patrick's Day.
Nice! Did she wear the pan-arab colors on Jewish holidays?
@@TheMrPeteChannel Given that her husband was Jewish, no.
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That's called riverdancing.
When Lisa was still a kind kid.
Still is
@@victor2641She really is!
I thought the stereotype was that catholics have big families. it can't be irishes and catholics
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Realistically, has anybody seen Protestant Irish at any actual St. Patrick's Day parades or celebrations? No one wears orange, not nobody.
I suppose you mean in the States.
@@WilliamSmith-mx6ze Do they wear orange in Dublin?
I didn't watch parade today because LGBT has been added in Saint Patrick parade, which is ruined the tradition. Why do they want to be part of Saint Patrick's Day Parade if they already got their own terrible holiday?
Go to Northern Ireland
Use to be riots when the Protestants marched
@@tomhenry897 How about nowadays? Do they wear orange nowadays in Northern Ireland?
Only americans would think a bing crosby so g could erase 400 years of oppression.
1:24 Lisa is actually wrong. As Catholics, we believe Jesus is begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father. He is one in the same in His Divinity, as God the Father. While we also know for certain, that Transubstantiation, is the changing of ordinary bread and wine into the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ. This occurs particularly during the Epiclesis, where the priest places his hands over the gifts, followed by the words of consecration ("This is my Body..." "This is the Chalice of my Blood...") Protestants? Not so much...
I think you mix up things. What Protestants called "Consubtation" is that they believe that Christ is spirtually présent in communion. Opposing to catholics who believe the bread become the ACTUAL physical body of Christ
@@storybuff4939 so then theres two definitions to it
Don't point her out! She was trying to stop a fight!
This is totally racist omg
wut
@@Yabuturtle apu?
😑 I hate this . As an Irish citizen I hate everything about this 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂 2:19
And I find Marge absolutely annoying. Because she's talking about how it's a pleasant day but because they outlawed alcohol. Along with all those other women involved in banning alcohol in Springfield
😂😂😂