I loved that Mindy was never shown to be antagonistic or mean during the episode. She's the one that gives Homer that push towards his wife and family even if she does like him.
@@puppylove3781 During a clip show episode later Homer reveals she well hard off the wagon and got fired from the plant for gross negligence. That was also the first time Marge found out Homer and Mindy came very close to doing it.
Now picture Mindy in a marriage with a somewhat nagging Blue haired Man, a rebellious skateboarding daughter, a bookworm son and a baby that talks all the time.
There's an episode where the whole family each tells a story about their experience with love, and homer mentions that mindy got fired and became a drunk.
@Jimbo1221 Yeah he found her attractive immediately but they mean he found out how much they had in common. She wasn’t just hot, she shared interests and had many things in common with him as well as got a long well with him. He was attracted to her for more than just her appearance.
It's funny how modern episodes have had homer cheat on Marge and the two even take a break or get divorced. Today homer and mindy would have hooked up but back then the show wanted homer to have integrity and do the right thing. Now he's just a dumb yellow version of peter griffin.
You mean that episode in which he cheats on Marge with a younger girl but at the end it was all a dream???... Yes, it's garbage, even though that was a dream 🤦🏻♀️
I know right? I'm guessing they did it like that because if he had actually fallen down an elevator shaft it might have killed him. Then again he did survive two plunges into Springfield Gorge, three if you count the Family Guy crossover.
Homer's a good man at heart. Sure, he struggles with doing what's right, but that's the point - he struggles, he makes an effort to err on the side of goodness. He may be a buffoon, but he's a buffoon with a truly good soul.
Homer is a selfish idiot fat bastard whom NEVER learns from his mistakes. He doesn't deserve a woman like Marge. She would've had a perfect excuse to divorced him and move on with her life with the kids.
@@SerathDarklands It was pretty good up until season...I think 4? Around the time Cleveland left and Brian tried to sleep with Lois during that vacation. After that it went straight downhill.
Because when a person knows you're married that means they know someone found you attractive enough to put a ring on it. Therefore people will gravitate toward you with that knowledge.
1:55 I love everything about that little scene, literally everything, Homer pushing the emergency stop as if it was his floor, the way he has to force the elevator door open and tries to make it seem casual, his willingnes to throw himself of the 5th god damn floor to avoid akwardness and marital problems, the way he screams his eyes out but still has the presence of mind to wish her a good farewell, him sliding down the tubes for some reason, this was just Simpsons perfection right here
Abandon true love and the happiness? Time and time again, it's shown how dysfunctional their family is. Homer should have bit the bullet and filed for a divorce. It's better to suck for a bit and be happy after than to have it suck for the rest of your life. Don't let the idea of marriage be your shackle, folks. If you're unhappy with it and nothing you've tried has worked, it's completely fine to get a divorce.
Homer crying thinking he is going to have sex with Mindy was heartbreaking. He knew what he might end up doing was wrong, alot of guys feel guilty doing so when they are already with someone for a long time. But for Homer to just cry when the moment of truth shows Homer loves his family
And that's why I loved Mindy when she told him he didn't have to even after kind of admitting she would have liked to have sex with him too. And that he had a choice. Homer kissing her was probably the closest he has ever gotten to actually cheating to this day and that to me really shows just how much he liked Mindy. I'm sad things got too awkward between them. I think she could have been a good lady friend for him to hang out with, but Marge would probably get jealous (and she evidently can get nasty about it).
Nah it’s about moral decay. People think it’s okay to get everything they want without thinking about the other person and act like a victim. That’s why sometimes people have to be the better persons because if we won’t, who will?
In our lives we all have our “Mindys” who on paper seem perfect, they’re attractive and have the same hobbies, and then our “Marges” who may contrast to us in certain ways, but complement us in the ways that we need to, and have the essential character and integrity for true and meaningful love, beyond superficial attraction and shared interests.
I agree with this, but there's nothing that says that the "Mindys" in people's lives can't love and understand you in ways that "Marges" can. If you watch the episode, the flashback shows that they would have been happy with each other and Marge would have lived a better life. If Homer had met Mindy first, there's nothing that says he would have been unhappy with her.
@@magicdog9523 Even that, he knows that action won't really harm his kid in any permanent way. You have to think of that from a cartoon (bio)physics perspective ;).
@D Alm seriously dude...he made the choice to stop immediately after a single mistake and focus solely on his wife instead of jumping into an easy one night stand. Or worse, having a full blown affair. If you think Homer's one kiss, especially given what he learned and took away from it under his own reflections with no other influence whatever, are worthy of a permanent dumping, divorce, and family breakup, I can't say much for your relationship choices, and I for one would never want to be with someone as unforgiving and heartless as you. He got tempted and immediately made the right choice.
@@carmeloanthony6424 bullshit. You and everyone else who hates on the new ones episodes are just haters who act like professional critics, the new episodes are enjoyable and there are still lessons being taught
They basically showed so much restraint and that they both REALLY love and care for each other and would always rather be together with each other no matter how good the temptation is. Having such a trusty partner really is the BEST thing you can have in life.
@Someguy136 I eat 2X more food then the rest of my family and friends and I'm still 128. to most people they think I would've been 60 pounds fatter or more by now. some people can actually stay skinny long as they don't over eat. same goes with junk food. is just some people they actually do need to workout or just keep in eye on how much they eat.
Michelle Pfeiffer, ladies and gentlemen. She nailed the role as Mindy. And I agree with the other comments: Homer might be a jerk at times, but he has a good soul and loves his wife and family with all his heart.
It reminds me of the scene from Lisa's Date with Density that went like this. She was looking at Nelson! Lisa likes Nelson! She does not! Milhouse likes Lisa! He does not! Janie likes Milhouse! She does not! Üeter likes Milhouse! Nobody likes Milhouse!
One of the great things about the Simpsons, which i didn’t realize until i got older, is that they do an amazing job at making the characters lovable but also giving them their own bad traits. Which of course gives a more complete view of their humanity. Homer is funny and caring, but can really lack impulse control. Marge can be a sweet mother, but also a controlling and overbearing one at times. Bart can be free-spirited and fun, but also mean and mischievous. Lisa can be sweet as well, but she can also be insanely condescending and obnoxious.
I like how what you said about Lisa is the least worst out of all the characters. I genuinely feel bad for her since sometimes I’ll be rolling my eyes when Lisa thinks her proposition is 100% right.
Am I the only one who, as a kid, thought that the end meant that Homer did have sex with Mindy, but felt so guilty and was so in love with Marge that he was thinking about her when doing Mindy???
Credits due where credits due. For all Homer's sins, for all his flaws and all his crimes Homer has always been a faithful husband, and shockingly it is not due to lack of options. If this was Family Guy Peter would have been on her like Mayonese on a sandwich.
@@Ronin.Samurai Against his own will. He literally tried spacing himself-out from Mindy and tried talking her off. He literally refused to have sex (and wasn't happy with the idea of it) with her and decided to do it with Marge instead. If that's not a faithful husband to you, then I don't know what the hell is. Also, yes, people in relationships can still potentially fall in-love with other people, but there are 3 ways to take this situation, with 2 of those angles being recommended. 1 is by staying loyal to the one you first fell in-love with and still currently love (which is Homer's case), cheat like a dog because you like the other more but keep it secluded from your original love, or just plain ignore it. This is where the faithful part of a healthy relationship comes into play, Homer being the faithful husband he is stuck with Marge, even with how disgusting she looked when she was sick in the episode.
Dirty Fighters if you fall in love with someone while you are with someone else, then you were never in love to begin with. On top of that, you can easily control your feelings. If you don’t know how, then you are an immature child. Nothing was against his will, he did it willing. Sorry, but you are wrong.
@@Ronin.Samurai Pardon? It's normal to love multiple people. I mean, I doubt you've only had at least 1 crush in your entire life. What's not normal is to date multiple people. It's actually not easy to control emotions, if it was then people wouldn't be committing suicide every single day. Please explain how it's easy to control emotions, because by saying something as dead-wrong as that makes you sound like someone who's never had the guts to take risks or do anything special in their life. He did it willing? I can't tell if you're retarded or if you haven't seen the episode. Almost NOTHING he did was by his will. He wanted space from her, he indirectly discovered he had a lot in common with her, he was cautious around her, he made it his goal to try to not see her for the rest of the time they worked there, he ACCIDENTALLY kissed her, he was against the idea of having sex, etc. Everything he did that was flirtatious was accidental, like being forced to ride the elevator with her, being sent on a vacation with her, trying to suggest they had nothing in common during lunch, etc. How don't you see this?! How are you so blind that you cannot see that almost everything Homer did was against his will in this episode?! I legit cannot believe you. On the contraire, you are dead wrong. You understand NOTHING about this episode, and you're not half as understanding of love as you THINK you are. The fact that me, someone who hasn't been kissed by a girl once in his entire life and has never dated someone and has been rejected by every girl I've had the guts to ask-out, understands love more than you do is scary and pathetic.
Rōnin Samurai there is love and there is attraction/enchantment. You can love your wife but as sexual creatures, we are always looking for potential mates. Biology urges people to capitalize on our opportunities. All that being said, homer did everything a reasonable honest man could do to avoid his urges BECAUSE Marge was the love of his life. If he didn’t love Marge, he would have just given in to his urges.
It's not about never having feelings for another person. It's about choosing what you do in response to those feelings. Because you see, the thing about "forsaking all others" is that it implies that there's going to be some other person whom you must forsake.
@Loxie what I'm asking is "why are those characters not aging yet?" I mean what's the point on the characters mentally and mature mind but don't let any of them age? at lest in my stories everyone actually age and learning even more things and dark corners of the world. it's very rare when a show actually do let everyone age and have an end somewhere. I never use a money an fans excuse to make a story even longer and never have anyone age the way they should. I don't even care I have a low budget. a story is a story, not just show of my art work on a story I'm trying to tell.
Homer can't be with a girl that is a lot like him. They would be an enabler to each other and no one will be the voice of reason. That's why Marge is perfect for him, she understands him but still serves as an equalizer to his bad habits. But homer sure is a lucky guy, has a hot wife and hot girls are into him as well. Mindy and that baseball guys hot wife
@@lucasmartinez5703 you know I really digged that chick. Yeah I'm into crazy chicks, sue me 😂😂 would love to see what happened if Homer allowed her to seduce him lol
After all of the other commercials, Homer finally screaming in sheer terror at the commercial telling him to "just do it" gets me every single time. Just the last straw it seems. XD
There's a fan theory that homer envisions Mindy as Marge to justify his infidelity. This is reinforced by her red dress and her bringing up the turkey.
This episode broke my heart when I was a kid. For some reason I understood what was going on. It was one of the tv moments that stuck with me to this day.
it didn't broke my heart but yeah I also understood the lesson as a kid. and there was also a saying when I was a child. don't go out or marry people that are like mirror or just share ALOT of things you got in common. and some shippers still don't understand that when it comes to cartoon and anime. always go with people that well make you whole. but that's what makes love life hard. to some is easy and some is ether hard or longer to have.
I love this episode. This episode really shows how much Homer loves his family despite mindy being a complete bombshell and having the same interests as Homer he was extremely reluctant to have feelings for her because he is spoken for with Marge. he tries to stop thinking about Mindy and trying to talk to his friends and Ned, but the universe keeps reminding him that she is her kindred spirit and that he fell for another woman. Homer tries and fails to avoid Mindy, but it eventually leads to them about to have sex and give into temptation but in one of the most emotional scenes, Homer beings crying and tell Mindy why they can't be together Mindy understands and lets him return to Marge. Truly one of the sweetest episodes that shows the simpsons at their finest with both comedy and drama a dromady. ❤️
I think Mindy was just a figment of Homer's imagination. A metaphorical temptress created by Homer to represent the desire for freedom. He looks to Mindy and sees unrealistic perfection, then he looks back at Marge and sees an attachment that he is unable to escape from. He tries his best to ignore this desire but it keeps getting worse and worse. In the end, he is faced with a choice. He has to decide if he wants to leave Marge in the pursuit of freedom, or stay binded to her for the rest of his life. When he asks himself what his heart truly desires, he realises that his love for Marge is much stronger than his desire for a new life. This is why at the end of the episode, Mindy and Marge both have the same colour dress. He comes to truly appreciate that Marge has always been the thing he desires the most.
Been there, she was engaged and since I'm lacking testosterone and unable to seed children naturally I rejected her advances but let her know I had feelings for her. She left long ago but we keep in touch and she seem's happy enough. I don't regret it most of the time.
Homer has *[Hermit Purple]* - That's how he found out Joey Joe Joe's name without realising it. Like Joseph's mind-reading power in Part 2. It was Hermit Purple and he didn't realise it at the time.
The deepness of Homer's love for Marge was placed to the test. While Jacques was only looking for a fling with Marge, Homer had two beautiful women, Luanne and Mindy, who genuinely had feelings for him and loved him for who he was, but he chose Marge anyway.
@@sunzofman940even if they do, he already has a stable future and home with Marge, it’s not worth starting over if the foundation is strong, stable, and healthy.
If it were the Simpson’s of today, homer wouldn’t even have thought twice about cheating on Marge, that’s how far his character has regressed over the years. Here, he resents himself for even just desiring another woman and ultimately does the right thing in spite of that. God I hate modern Simpson’s.
I miss the Homer who understood the repercussions of his actions. This was genuinely a crisis for him and it didn't make him a bad person when he kissed her. He's not a womaniser, he was just tempted but chose to remain loyal. Damn I miss this Homer
@@TheGeckoNinja It was way deeper than lust. The only way this episode could've been more realistic was if he didn't love her at first sight and he grew to become infatuated the more they got along.
what are you talking about...he didnt remain loyal..he shagged mindy. you have to look at the scene carefully , homer envisions Mindy as Marge to justify his infidelity. This is reinforced by her red dress and her bringing up the turkey. marge doesnt care for food like that..mindy does. its mindy talking about the turkey , shes in a red dress...Homer is just envisioning marge, but its mindy. at the end of the episode, homer sings a song about the turkey...marge had no idea of it..if it was her..she wouldve agreed...thus means it was mindy the whole time.
Homer is a really good husband and I can see that in his heart that he is truly faithful to his wife and he feels guilty about actually cheating on Marge and I respect him for actually trying to hold himself back there's not too many guys like Homer that actually feels guilt of committing infidelity and it really breaks my heart to see Homer being such a sweet kind faithful husband emerge is a very lucky woman to have him
*older seasons ago* she thought he was using an other woman as an object and keep him out from there own home untell he learns a lesson. and even she has a fair share of going out with other people. but the difference from there. she wants better respect as a woman and hangs with guys that acting "nice" to her. Homer on the other hand. hangs with girls that like him for making there lifes better or just really like and care about him. what really gets me about Marge is. she knows he's a dumb dumb at times. but she should've known better on the fact he would never cheat on her. I well never count seasons after the movie as cannon stories. because no one's the same anymore and homer's just as bad as the new peter. making it seem as if they got the same writers running two shows at the same time making all the new seasons.
I loved that Mindy was never shown to be antagonistic or mean during the episode. She's the one that gives Homer that push towards his wife and family even if she does like him.
I like Mindy. Wish we would see more of her on the show. She was cool.
Mindy was hot for a Simpson char. If I were a cartoon I`d totally do her
I think I could be good friends with her, she seems nice
@@puppylove3781 I agree there's at least 2 characters I remember that should be in the show like Karl and Hank Scorpio
@@puppylove3781 During a clip show episode later Homer reveals she well hard off the wagon and got fired from the plant for gross negligence. That was also the first time Marge found out Homer and Mindy came very close to doing it.
Now picture Mindy in a marriage with a somewhat nagging Blue haired Man, a rebellious skateboarding daughter, a bookworm son and a baby that talks all the time.
So basically Milhouse's dad
Underrated comment
Kinda like gumball
Opposite simpsons
There's an episode where the whole family each tells a story about their experience with love, and homer mentions that mindy got fired and became a drunk.
I love the fact that Homer's love for Mindy wasn't just based on her looks, but also based on her personality and the fact they had so much in common
Deeper than simple physical appearance, there was a true mental connection between them.
The first time they met he saw how attractive she was based on her looks... What are you talking about lol
They were soul mates
@Jimbo1221 Yeah he found her attractive immediately but they mean he found out how much they had in common. She wasn’t just hot, she shared interests and had many things in common with him as well as got a long well with him. He was attracted to her for more than just her appearance.
@@bluegirl278 You nailed it. I couldn’t have said it better
It's funny how modern episodes have had homer cheat on Marge and the two even take a break or get divorced. Today homer and mindy would have hooked up but back then the show wanted homer to have integrity and do the right thing. Now he's just a dumb yellow version of peter griffin.
What!? Oh no
Holy shit, I'm glad i don't watch the simpsons anymore
You mean that episode in which he cheats on Marge with a younger girl but at the end it was all a dream???... Yes, it's garbage, even though that was a dream 🤦🏻♀️
Sad but true :(
The new ones don't count ;)
Mindy was basically the female version of Homer, just more attractive.
I mean yeah
Well done you watched the episode.
Well fucking done detective Christopher Lewis you fucking moron
Not really, she wouldn't do THIS: 1:54
Just thinner and smarter
I love how the elevator is inside the giant cooling tower
It’s called a cooling tower
@@leogel1116 always wondered what those were when I saw them. Life's gotten a little brighter.
They have the plant, but we have the _pooweerrr._
I know right? I'm guessing they did it like that because if he had actually fallen down an elevator shaft it might have killed him. Then again he did survive two plunges into Springfield Gorge, three if you count the Family Guy crossover.
Lmao I know right
Flanders: "thts a dilly of a pickle, let's conference you with Marge. "
Me: 💀
I’m laughing so hard right now omg I read that when it played on my screen lmaooo
Dick move from Flanderino, though I suppose the shit Homer pulled on him over the years makes it warranted
I diiiied
@@BarryMikokinju I don't even think Flanders is ever really aware of his actions, he is just really naive
I laughed so hard at this joke, felt like I had a collapsed lung
Notice Homer's attraction and temptation was built on having things in common, not just physical looks.
That is golden
Notice that it started with physical attraction.
@@1x4 nah
He wants her because he found the appearance of sick Marge to be nasty
Homer's a good man at heart. Sure, he struggles with doing what's right, but that's the point - he struggles, he makes an effort to err on the side of goodness. He may be a buffoon, but he's a buffoon with a truly good soul.
Classic Homer, at least. Modern Homer is just a buffoon. Man I love classic Simpsons
Meanwhile you have characters like peter griffin who started off like this but then devolved into complete psychopaths
@@Bilboswaggins2077 That's why I can't stand _Family Guy._ Everyone on the show is just terrible. They're all horrible people.
Homer is a selfish idiot fat bastard whom NEVER learns from his mistakes. He doesn't deserve a woman like Marge. She would've had a perfect excuse to divorced him and move on with her life with the kids.
@@SerathDarklands It was pretty good up until season...I think 4? Around the time Cleveland left and Brian tried to sleep with Lois during that vacation. After that it went straight downhill.
Why doesn’t this happen to us when we are single and available?
Because life sucks that will only send you women when you already have one
Because when a person knows you're married that means they know someone found you attractive enough to put a ring on it. Therefore people will gravitate toward you with that knowledge.
@Ned Flanders you're 17...just become a gym rat once you start college and you'll be fine
@Ned Flanders don´t worry mate, you are still young. Don´t pressure yourself.
@Ned Flanders you're welcome
1:55 I love everything about that little scene, literally everything, Homer pushing the emergency stop as if it was his floor, the way he has to force the elevator door open and tries to make it seem casual, his willingnes to throw himself of the 5th god damn floor to avoid akwardness and marital problems, the way he screams his eyes out but still has the presence of mind to wish her a good farewell, him sliding down the tubes for some reason, this was just Simpsons perfection right here
Not to mention that there aren't supposed to be elevators inside cooling towers! xD
WAHHHHHHHH see you tomorrow! always gets me LOL
Yes
I miss the classic Simpsons. The writing was so eloquent, and every character's predicament was so relatable.
The show to me ended with behind the laughter
@@Johnlindsey289
When was that?
@@danucciguzman
Season 11
“So relatable” *cries*
Okay comic book guy.
There's always one in the Simpsons comment section. The irony 😂🤡
Joey joe joe shabadoo
lmao totally unrelated
They cut out my favorite line: Yeah, you usually just take the box of donuts into the bathroom.
I was laughing so hard at the way he said it.
Thats totally me
"Lisa needs bracers".
I know a girl that is basically the female version of myself. A relationship with her would be a disaster.
So you're both psychopaths? wth? lol
I am an absolute bastard, which means someone who is attracted to me has no standards. I could never be with someone like that.
I think it's better than have nothing in common. My wife left me because of that
Dated someone like me, it gets boring after a while
If she is hot, who cares
"No more Chernobyl's!"
"Go to hell!" *Throws Brick*
"Thanks for poisoning the planet, BASTARD!!"
4:18
Just hilarious how there happens to be a brick sitting on the desk in front of him. 😂
Get bent!
DAH!
Back when the Simpsons had morals and very good lessons.
Now they'd be both sitting on the sofa, with their phones out swiping left or right on tinder.
Now since after season 11 it’s been weekend at bernies
And very good writers...
Abandon true love and the happiness?
Time and time again, it's shown how dysfunctional their family is. Homer should have bit the bullet and filed for a divorce. It's better to suck for a bit and be happy after than to have it suck for the rest of your life.
Don't let the idea of marriage be your shackle, folks. If you're unhappy with it and nothing you've tried has worked, it's completely fine to get a divorce.
@@catwithshades7577 Homer's True Love is Marge, they are a happy and supportive marriage despite everything.
Homer crying thinking he is going to have sex with Mindy was heartbreaking. He knew what he might end up doing was wrong, alot of guys feel guilty doing so when they are already with someone for a long time. But for Homer to just cry when the moment of truth shows Homer loves his family
😭😭 that was beautiful 😭😭
And that's why I loved Mindy when she told him he didn't have to even after kind of admitting she would have liked to have sex with him too. And that he had a choice. Homer kissing her was probably the closest he has ever gotten to actually cheating to this day and that to me really shows just how much he liked Mindy. I'm sad things got too awkward between them. I think she could have been a good lady friend for him to hang out with, but Marge would probably get jealous (and she evidently can get nasty about it).
@No you poor guy
@No you
I feel you man. I really do.
He should have gone for it.
Back when relationships and cartoon characters had integrity.
relationships perhaps never had
@@fsands69 True as that may be, in comparison to nowadays it may as well have been heaven on earth.
@@airraverstaz yeah, less opportunities of cuck oldry
Nah it’s about moral decay. People think it’s okay to get everything they want without thinking about the other person and act like a victim. That’s why sometimes people have to be the better persons because if we won’t, who will?
@@AdrianGonzalez-sh7qm you're totally right
In our lives we all have our “Mindys” who on paper seem perfect, they’re attractive and have the same hobbies, and then our “Marges” who may contrast to us in certain ways, but complement us in the ways that we need to, and have the essential character and integrity for true and meaningful love, beyond superficial attraction and shared interests.
I agree with this, but there's nothing that says that the "Mindys" in people's lives can't love and understand you in ways that "Marges" can. If you watch the episode, the flashback shows that they would have been happy with each other and Marge would have lived a better life. If Homer had met Mindy first, there's nothing that says he would have been unhappy with her.
Lucas Martinez That can also be true too, agreed, there is indeed often more than one “destined partner”
I don't have a Mindy. Or a Marge.
I like chimichangas
Shared interests I feel are pretty important tho lol
"Another day, another box of stolen pens!"
Old school Simpsons was hilarious!
He accidently reversing into the trout reservoir thinking everything is normal was funny
For all his cluelessness, Homer is the epitome of morality and love where his family is concerned.
Well, aside from the whole regularly strangling his ten year old thing.
@@magicdog9523 Even that, he knows that action won't really harm his kid in any permanent way. You have to think of that from a cartoon (bio)physics perspective ;).
Golden Era Homer: Absolutely
The last 15-20 years: not really.
@D Alm seriously dude...he made the choice to stop immediately after a single mistake and focus solely on his wife instead of jumping into an easy one night stand. Or worse, having a full blown affair. If you think Homer's one kiss, especially given what he learned and took away from it under his own reflections with no other influence whatever, are worthy of a permanent dumping, divorce, and family breakup, I can't say much for your relationship choices, and I for one would never want to be with someone as unforgiving and heartless as you. He got tempted and immediately made the right choice.
@@carmeloanthony6424 bullshit. You and everyone else who hates on the new ones episodes are just haters who act like professional critics, the new episodes are enjoyable and there are still lessons being taught
and marge had a thing for her bowling instructor..
it happens. The challenge is not acting up on them.
They basically showed so much restraint and that they both REALLY love and care for each other and would always rather be together with each other no matter how good the temptation is. Having such a trusty partner really is the BEST thing you can have in life.
homer also had a close encounter with lurleen lumpkin
lullemans72 ~ wtf I literally read your comment somewhere else in these comments. What does it mean
@@scream-beam3519 what does what mean
lullemans72 ~ replied to the wrong person sorry
For Mindy to be in the shape that she's in and be into all the foods and stuff Homer's into, I'm guessing she works out hard.
@Someguy136 homer walks by the window
Or a super high metabolism. I worked with a guy who would eat two bags of frozen gnocchi's for lunch everyday and was skinny as a rail.
Or just has a killer metabolism
@Someguy136 I eat 2X more food then the rest of my family and friends and I'm still 128. to most people they think I would've been 60 pounds fatter or more by now. some people can actually stay skinny long as they don't over eat. same goes with junk food. is just some people they actually do need to workout or just keep in eye on how much they eat.
@@rickydiscord7671 how old are you? I guess below 30
Michelle Pfeiffer, ladies and gentlemen. She nailed the role as Mindy. And I agree with the other comments: Homer might be a jerk at times, but he has a good soul and loves his wife and family with all his heart.
Murphy, you are an elf.
Murphy, you s- you are a elf*
un..controlable...
Uh, funny, I thought I was Robocop.
😂
2:38 perfectly cut scream
NNNOOOO-
Man, I need one for 1:57
"Walls are a necessity in today's society."
Trump took notes!
That was brilliant. This episode was aired in 1993 and the fall of the Berlin wall was in 1989. That's a historical and ironic reference.
The fish singing “Homer loves Mindy” gets me every-time. 😂
It reminds me of the scene from Lisa's Date with Density that went like this.
She was looking at Nelson!
Lisa likes Nelson!
She does not!
Milhouse likes Lisa!
He does not!
Janie likes Milhouse!
She does not!
Üeter likes Milhouse!
Nobody likes Milhouse!
3:51 “Lets do it… LETS CALL ROOM SERVICE1!1!1!” - I bet Michelle Pfeiffer LOVED delivering that line at the time! Haha 😂 😂 😂
One of the great things about the Simpsons, which i didn’t realize until i got older, is that they do an amazing job at making the characters lovable but also giving them their own bad traits. Which of course gives a more complete view of their humanity.
Homer is funny and caring, but can really lack impulse control. Marge can be a sweet mother, but also a controlling and overbearing one at times. Bart can be free-spirited and fun, but also mean and mischievous. Lisa can be sweet as well, but she can also be insanely condescending and obnoxious.
I like how what you said about Lisa is the least worst out of all the characters. I genuinely feel bad for her since sometimes I’ll be rolling my eyes when Lisa thinks her proposition is 100% right.
She's the worst of them. Sad way of saying those with the smarts, assume and think they are te betters, as she does in her family.
Accurate analysis
Back when Simpsons had a heart and a soul. What a great episode!
Now Simpsons since season 12 is the undead
"Going down together, I mean getting off together" 🤣😆😂
You gotta love the simpsons sneaky lines only "some" viewers get lol
I only understand this now as an adult 😂
@@vanessad5 same 😂😂
No all adults got it, and 50/50 of kids. It's not like upon watching they couldn't connect the dots unless truly young.
Am I the only one who, as a kid, thought that the end meant that Homer did have sex with Mindy, but felt so guilty and was so in love with Marge that he was thinking about her when doing Mindy???
You thought that as a KID??
Damn bitch you got all dark as a kid
@@jebushathrisen394 Yes! Of course!
Jebus Hath risen Lmao
Jebus Hath risen Kids these days
Credits due where credits due. For all Homer's sins, for all his flaws and all his crimes Homer has always been a faithful husband, and shockingly it is not due to lack of options. If this was Family Guy Peter would have been on her like Mayonese on a sandwich.
Quinn Fletcher yet he was falling in love with another woman. That’s far from a faithful husband.
@@Ronin.Samurai Against his own will. He literally tried spacing himself-out from Mindy and tried talking her off. He literally refused to have sex (and wasn't happy with the idea of it) with her and decided to do it with Marge instead. If that's not a faithful husband to you, then I don't know what the hell is.
Also, yes, people in relationships can still potentially fall in-love with other people, but there are 3 ways to take this situation, with 2 of those angles being recommended. 1 is by staying loyal to the one you first fell in-love with and still currently love (which is Homer's case), cheat like a dog because you like the other more but keep it secluded from your original love, or just plain ignore it. This is where the faithful part of a healthy relationship comes into play, Homer being the faithful husband he is stuck with Marge, even with how disgusting she looked when she was sick in the episode.
Dirty Fighters if you fall in love with someone while you are with someone else, then you were never in love to begin with. On top of that, you can easily control your feelings. If you don’t know how, then you are an immature child. Nothing was against his will, he did it willing. Sorry, but you are wrong.
@@Ronin.Samurai Pardon? It's normal to love multiple people. I mean, I doubt you've only had at least 1 crush in your entire life. What's not normal is to date multiple people. It's actually not easy to control emotions, if it was then people wouldn't be committing suicide every single day. Please explain how it's easy to control emotions, because by saying something as dead-wrong as that makes you sound like someone who's never had the guts to take risks or do anything special in their life. He did it willing? I can't tell if you're retarded or if you haven't seen the episode. Almost NOTHING he did was by his will. He wanted space from her, he indirectly discovered he had a lot in common with her, he was cautious around her, he made it his goal to try to not see her for the rest of the time they worked there, he ACCIDENTALLY kissed her, he was against the idea of having sex, etc. Everything he did that was flirtatious was accidental, like being forced to ride the elevator with her, being sent on a vacation with her, trying to suggest they had nothing in common during lunch, etc. How don't you see this?! How are you so blind that you cannot see that almost everything Homer did was against his will in this episode?! I legit cannot believe you. On the contraire, you are dead wrong. You understand NOTHING about this episode, and you're not half as understanding of love as you THINK you are. The fact that me, someone who hasn't been kissed by a girl once in his entire life and has never dated someone and has been rejected by every girl I've had the guts to ask-out, understands love more than you do is scary and pathetic.
Rōnin Samurai there is love and there is attraction/enchantment. You can love your wife but as sexual creatures, we are always looking for potential mates. Biology urges people to capitalize on our opportunities.
All that being said, homer did everything a reasonable honest man could do to avoid his urges BECAUSE Marge was the love of his life. If he didn’t love Marge, he would have just given in to his urges.
1:54 that literally made my day.
Homer opening the elevator and getting out of the cooling tower is such a hilarious scene. Everything in this episode is gold.
“I’m sweating like Roger Ebert.” I cannot get enough of that line.
LOL it was "I'm sweating like Pavarotti" in the German Dub.
Was Roger Ebert particularly sweaty then?
@@chokesmc he used to say this movie is hot while rating them
It's not about never having feelings for another person. It's about choosing what you do in response to those feelings.
Because you see, the thing about "forsaking all others" is that it implies that there's going to be some other person whom you must forsake.
Homer is a good guy. Hes tempted by a sexy new woman who is into him but he stays faithful to his family
@Eye Ball I know the new simpsons has lost all morals. I hope they get new producers and then they can write all the new series of as some dream.
@Loxie what I'm asking is "why are those characters not aging yet?" I mean what's the point on the characters mentally and mature mind but don't let any of them age? at lest in my stories everyone actually age and learning even more things and dark corners of the world. it's very rare when a show actually do let everyone age and have an end somewhere. I never use a money an fans excuse to make a story even longer and never have anyone age the way they should. I don't even care I have a low budget. a story is a story, not just show of my art work on a story I'm trying to tell.
I love how Homer had a brick ready in case someone dared say they didn't want another Chenobyl disaster.
“I think she has a degree in engineering or something”
Didn't Smithers even read her resume?
@@carultch Nope. Mindy was a diversity hire.
That part where he leaves the elevator and slides down the chimney is just soooo good.
That's a cooling tower. Nuclear power plants don't have chimneys.
Homer can't be with a girl that is a lot like him. They would be an enabler to each other and no one will be the voice of reason. That's why Marge is perfect for him, she understands him but still serves as an equalizer to his bad habits. But homer sure is a lucky guy, has a hot wife and hot girls are into him as well. Mindy and that baseball guys hot wife
And that hot country singer he managed - Lurleen Lumpkin 🎤
And that crazy fangirl when Homer was singing opera that one time.
@@lucasmartinez5703 you know I really digged that chick. Yeah I'm into crazy chicks, sue me 😂😂 would love to see what happened if Homer allowed her to seduce him lol
She was hot I agree, but she was obviously dangerous lol.
Homer should divorce that bitch Marge and marry Mindy instead!
After all of the other commercials, Homer finally screaming in sheer terror at the commercial telling him to "just do it" gets me every single time. Just the last straw it seems. XD
"National Ringworm Association" hahahaha
There's a fan theory that homer envisions Mindy as Marge to justify his infidelity. This is reinforced by her red dress and her bringing up the turkey.
Honestly thot that when I was a kid watching the show I just thought he just pretended it was Marge at the end and gave in.
Just what i thought jaja
what does the turkey have to do w mindy tho?
@@filmfilms9579 Marge doesn't care a lot for the food like Mindy does
This is what i thought and thats why a was sreaching for this type of comment. I wasnt only one 😁
2:26 "just do it"
Homer: **panic scream*
I'm dying 😂🤣
Probably one of the most heartfelt episodes. Completely took me by surprise when I was a kid and hits like a truck 20 years later.
This episode broke my heart when I was a kid. For some reason I understood what was going on. It was one of the tv moments that stuck with me to this day.
it didn't broke my heart but yeah I also understood the lesson as a kid. and there was also a saying when I was a child. don't go out or marry people that are like mirror or just share ALOT of things you got in common. and some shippers still don't understand that when it comes to cartoon and anime. always go with people that well make you whole. but that's what makes love life hard. to some is easy and some is ether hard or longer to have.
1:57 kills me everytime 😂
"What happened to Mindy?"
"Yes, what did happen to Mindy?"
"Oh, she hit the bottle pretty hard and got the sack."
"Oh good."
1:57 never gets old 🤣
One of my fave bits
Wahahaha!!! see you tomorrow 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Judging from your song, you're infatuated with a woman named Mindy... or a man named Andy."
"I'm rehearsing for a Broadway Musical part, it's not much but it's a start..."
BRAVO!!!!!
She’s was a really attractive women but i can’t leave marge
Better not leave marge
You made the right decision.
*woman...
Good job bud
Ejaculate and evacuate Homer
2:27 Man, I love that scream! xD!
I love this episode. This episode really shows how much Homer loves his family despite mindy being a complete bombshell and having the same interests as Homer he was extremely reluctant to have feelings for her because he is spoken for with Marge. he tries to stop thinking about Mindy and trying to talk to his friends and Ned, but the universe keeps reminding him that she is her kindred spirit and that he fell for another woman. Homer tries and fails to avoid Mindy, but it eventually leads to them about to have sex and give into temptation but in one of the most emotional scenes, Homer beings crying and tell Mindy why they can't be together Mindy understands and lets him return to Marge. Truly one of the sweetest episodes that shows the simpsons at their finest with both comedy and drama a dromady. ❤️
Imagine if she didn't. I like to think she didn't. And he imagined Marge their, to cope.
You can see the clip is edited. Mindy left the room and then Homer imagines himself having sex with Marge
hands down one of the best episodes.
"Murphy, you are a elf "!
I almost peed laughing when this first came out!
Barney's face at 0:54 🤣
I love this episode! Especially for introducing us to one of the greatest side-characters in Simpsons history:
Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo.
0:53
“That’s the worst name I ever heard.”
*guys starts crying, gets up and runs out
This part KILLS ME every time. 😂
MOE YOU JERK, be nice!
Now the real question is homer sleeping with marge or just hallucinating, and is actually with Mindy
well this ending got a lot less wholesome
I also think that
I always wondered that as a kid, did he do it or was it actually Marge?
It was purposefully ambiguous?
I always thought Mindy left and Marge came by that same day.
I think Mindy was just a figment of Homer's imagination. A metaphorical temptress created by Homer to represent the desire for freedom. He looks to Mindy and sees unrealistic perfection, then he looks back at Marge and sees an attachment that he is unable to escape from. He tries his best to ignore this desire but it keeps getting worse and worse. In the end, he is faced with a choice. He has to decide if he wants to leave Marge in the pursuit of freedom, or stay binded to her for the rest of his life. When he asks himself what his heart truly desires, he realises that his love for Marge is much stronger than his desire for a new life. This is why at the end of the episode, Mindy and Marge both have the same colour dress. He comes to truly appreciate that Marge has always been the thing he desires the most.
Been there, she was engaged and since I'm lacking testosterone and unable to seed children naturally I rejected her advances but let her know I had feelings for her. She left long ago but we keep in touch and she seem's happy enough. I don't regret it most of the time.
Tough break, brother.
Good on you man. Shes already got someone and you didnt need to get involved in that drama.
Why dont u get trt therapy
I would say the truth and move on
Ned Flanders not really the same situation if she’s not interested
1:57 This is one of the best simpsons visual gags EVER period
AHHH, SEE YOU TOMORROW
*H O M E R L O V E S M I N D Y*
-fish
0:55 homer is a stand user confirmed
His stand was that guy who ran out crying.
Homer has *[Hermit Purple]* - That's how he found out Joey Joe Joe's name without realising it. Like Joseph's mind-reading power in Part 2. It was Hermit Purple and he didn't realise it at the time.
Hottie michele Pfifer did the voice acting for Mindy..
The deepness of Homer's love for Marge was placed to the test.
While Jacques was only looking for a fling with Marge, Homer had two beautiful women, Luanne and Mindy, who genuinely had feelings for him and loved him for who he was, but he chose Marge anyway.
So relatable. Would Homer been wrong if he divorced Marge and pursued Mindy, would they had worked out better?
Yep it was harder for Homer I would say.
@@sunzofman940even if they do, he already has a stable future and home with Marge, it’s not worth starting over if the foundation is strong, stable, and healthy.
"Joey Joe Joe Jr. Shabbadoo"
- Thats the worst name I've ever heard.
*Joey runs out crying* xDD
"Wait Joey Joe Joe!!!"
Better Love story than twilight!
That's a fact
I agree
Stay with your wife. Stay with your husbands.
1:53 SEE YOU TOMORROW!
Some of my favourite jokes and visual gags in 5 minutes. Old Simpsons was perfect.
Old Homer was the best, i think we all miss him
"Just do it"
"GAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!"
If it were the Simpson’s of today, homer wouldn’t even have thought twice about cheating on Marge, that’s how far his character has regressed over the years. Here, he resents himself for even just desiring another woman and ultimately does the right thing in spite of that. God I hate modern Simpson’s.
Modern Simpsons is a shallow and boring reflection of its former self
I don’t like modern simpsons but this isn’t true they never had him cheat on her 💀💀
The only episode that ever happened was a dream episode.
I didn't know Simpsons has regressed that much. A shame to say the least.
@@aidensnacklad4178 even the jokes aren't funny.
That’s the incredibly talented Michelle Pfeiffer voicing Mindy!
I’m going to legally change my name to Joey Joe Joe Jr Shabbadoo.
Hows it going so far?
That's the worst name I've ever heard.
suchiuomizu Hey man, don’t disrespect my name.
Johan Falk it’s the worst name ever🤣
@@suchiuomizu *runs away crying*
Oh Margie, you came and you found me a turkey, on my vacation away from workie
I like how Homer has a brick ready to throw at someone
Oh man, you cut out one of the best parts when Homer says, "I think about Marge and the kids"
5:02 isn’t what you’re referring to?
@@lukeyvee yeah! But he goes off about Bart hilariously in the next few seconds after that, and it's hilarious, but it's okay (:
Oh Margie. You came and you found me a turkey.
@@lukeyvee also, the part Homer thinking unsexy thoughts of Pati and Salma
Mindy is like a manic pixie dream girl. Everything the guy wants and wants to be
Homer tried so hard to do the right thing. Gotta admire it
Dang! Homer showed so much backbone in this episode! I miss the old episodes.
Flanders working for marital stress hotline 😂😂😂😂
LOL when Marge’s eyes got big when she saw the turkey
She and Homer were made for each other
2:03 LMFAO Homer's reaction to his family, what a savage
Oh, Margy, you found me a turkey. On my vacation from worky.
Ah, the good old days. Classic episode 😍
1:57 that scream had me dead
*waAAAAAAAAAHH*
I love the moment when Homer's shirt buttons break open and Marge's distorted picture is revealed.
Lol so weird
And the floor buffer that sounds like her 😂
*She's the cutest Girl in the show tbh*
I miss the Homer who understood the repercussions of his actions. This was genuinely a crisis for him and it didn't make him a bad person when he kissed her. He's not a womaniser, he was just tempted but chose to remain loyal.
Damn I miss this Homer
pretty impressive for a guy who cant control his gluttony, but he was able to control his lust
@@TheGeckoNinja It was way deeper than lust. The only way this episode could've been more realistic was if he didn't love her at first sight and he grew to become infatuated the more they got along.
what are you talking about...he didnt remain loyal..he shagged mindy.
you have to look at the scene carefully , homer envisions Mindy as Marge to justify his infidelity. This is reinforced by her red dress and her bringing up the turkey.
marge doesnt care for food like that..mindy does. its mindy talking about the turkey , shes in a red dress...Homer is just envisioning marge, but its mindy.
at the end of the episode, homer sings a song about the turkey...marge had no idea of it..if it was her..she wouldve agreed...thus means it was mindy the whole time.
@@ssj3vegett0 My GOD you sound bleak and depressing 😥
@@ssj3vegett0 MEDS
1:00 pure gold.
‘Murphy ... you are a elf’ probably my favourite line in all Simpsons
Homer is a really good husband and I can see that in his heart that he is truly faithful to his wife and he feels guilty about actually cheating on Marge and I respect him for actually trying to hold himself back there's not too many guys like Homer that actually feels guilt of committing infidelity and it really breaks my heart to see Homer being such a sweet kind faithful husband emerge is a very lucky woman to have him
*older seasons ago* she thought he was using an other woman as an object and keep him out from there own home untell he learns a lesson. and even she has a fair share of going out with other people. but the difference from there. she wants better respect as a woman and hangs with guys that acting "nice" to her. Homer on the other hand. hangs with girls that like him for making there lifes better or just really like and care about him. what really gets me about Marge is. she knows he's a dumb dumb at times. but she should've known better on the fact he would never cheat on her. I well never count seasons after the movie as cannon stories. because no one's the same anymore and homer's just as bad as the new peter. making it seem as if they got the same writers running two shows at the same time making all the new seasons.
The fortune cookie part still gets me after all these years 😂
This one of the best older episodes. 1:45 is my favorite. XD
Michelle Pfeiffer’s voice ❤️❤️❤️
Moment of silence for Joey JoJo Jr. Shabadoo
oh ffs, you missed the best bit..
Oh Margie, you came and you found me a turkey.. on my vacation away from worky..