The scene with Grandpa whistling as he walks in, sees Bart, and walks back out is incredible. One of the finest dialogue-less jokes in the show, and a GIF with endless uses.
Regardless of how inappropriate it was for a 10 year old to work there, the friendship that grew between Belle and Bart was very sweet. By the end, it was almost like a kindly aunt and a favorite nephew type of thing :)
To be fair, Belle DID keep Bart away from the more risque elements of the place, instead placing him on the door and tending to the more mundane elements by and large.
Got to Admit Bart having a job like is surprising suited to his skills. He has a natural talent at being liked by people, and he is able to adapt on the fly.
Honestly Bart has the potential to be good at many jobs. He definitely seems to flourish when he has lots of responsibility but also has to find creative solutions. I mean he actually did super well at running his own casino.
@@the_bottomfragger Matt Groening once said he believes Bart will end up like Homer, but I disagree. The show is funnier when he has the freedom to express his artistic, creative sensibilities (which he seems to have inherited from Marge). He seems unlikely to settle for a steady, menial job. For better or for worse.
Not really. Hardly any of the old writers are still on staff and any show that's gone on as long as the Simpsons(outside of a soup opera) is going to run dry at some point.... only in this case they still keep getting renewed.
The difference you're seeing is that old Simpsons was delivered more like a sketch show; the scenes were rapid, witty, short, and that allowed the jokes to keep coming. The new Simpsons' jokes are long and drawn out, and rely too much on throwing in in-your-face-obvious visual gags to compensate or distract from the long dialogue, which takes forever to get to the punchline.
@@MiketheCabbie yep. And Apu also sleeps with her while Homer is running the Kwiki-mart graveyard shift in "Lisa's pony", Apu is shown in bed with her and he gets distracted and goes "Oohh!! I'm sorry Princess Cashmere, but while I'm here trying to pleasure you, my store is going up in flames!"
It's interesting how tonally different these two episodes are. That season 1 episode is very conservative and takes the side of the angry mob while this one says that sex is cool sometimes.
"Principal Skinner saw him with his own eyes" -Skinner's head appears from nowhere "...thats true, but I was only in there to get a directions on how to get away from there 🤣"
I never noticed the joke "I don't care if he was filling in for Mel Zett." He was. I have seen this episode hundreds of times and I have never noticed that.
@@typazonyeah, lol, it is. Also, you notice at 2:06 the old guy sitting in the burlesque house audience is the old man that Mr Burns forced to retire and then had his goons throw him out the door in the episode where the Simpsons went to his retirement party, and Smithers sang a song about Mr Burns there?
Just wondering do they still have that in America I'm in Australia and don't exactly remember hearing any PSA like that here then again they might have canned it after covid what's the point asking where anyone is during government enforced lockdowns!
The funniest part is later when Skinner shown in one of the surveillance photos walking out of the burlesque house. That means he went back again after he told everyone that Bart was working there.
The amount of incredible jokes in this small section is astonishing. Huge thanks for posting but it's a wee shame you just clipped off another classic line: "Now Marge, you're gonna hear a lot of crazy stuff about Bart working in a burlesque house..."
Grandpa: does your father know your working here?! Bart: it was his idea Grandpa: in that case I’ll have a whiskey sour You have to love how chill he gets in that split second 😂
@@davemustaki134 when Homer angrily says I don't care if his filling in for Mel Zetz. That is exactly who bart was filling in for. What makes it funnier is that Mel Zetz is not a real comedian. I believe they came up with the name from one of there animator for the show.
@@davsavchav Based on his mention of a "floor show" and looking through the curtain, he likely knew _exactly_ where he was. Of course, the question fits his personality perfectly, so...
"His dinner's getting all cold... and eaten" Jesus of course it's aSimpsons quote. I've been using that all my life and I could never remember where it was from.
I'd be glad if bart enjoys his new job. do you have any idea of how difficult a boy like bart will have it to find a job. one that pays very very well.
The scene with Grandpa whistling as he walks in, sees Bart, and walks back out is incredible. One of the finest dialogue-less jokes in the show, and a GIF with endless uses.
"Is your name Bart?"
Lol, didn't recognize his own grandson for a second
@@alvexok5523 that question can mean a lot actually, from not recognizing Bart to Abe dont believing his own eyes xD
@@YulsBolts it's probably the latter. Grampa may be senile but he's not so senile that he can't recognize his own grandson.
@@alvexok5523 I know, but still that single question gives an array of reasons and outcomes xD
@@YulsBolts that's true, it can. Grampa just asked it because he didn't believe his eyes for a moment that he would see Bart there.
Regardless of how inappropriate it was for a 10 year old to work there, the friendship that grew between Belle and Bart was very sweet. By the end, it was almost like a kindly aunt and a favorite nephew type of thing :)
yeah same. I wish we had seen more
@@Sassy_Witch Yeah, it could've been a nice addition to see Bart still working in the burlesque house once in a while
To be fair, Belle DID keep Bart away from the more risque elements of the place, instead placing him on the door and tending to the more mundane elements by and large.
Bart might have been 10, but Belle knew he was more "awake" and well-rounded than most teenagers.
Ok you people are wayyy I to this
President Eisenhower celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary. Not pictured: Mrs. Eisenhower.
Gold.
I don't get it. My history is rusty.
@@vjm3 You don't need an education in history to understand this one. Something tells me the elevator doesn't go all the way up.
@@Pliam961 All that typing and not an ounce of explanation was delivered. You failed on two fronts, buddy.
@@vjm3 the point is I shouldn't have to. Utilize your brain.
@@Pliam961 "Be the change you wish to see." - Abraham Lincoln
"Awww, is this gonna be about Jesus?"
"All things are about Jesus, Homer... except this."
Damn that's snappy writing.
Pretty well-craft.
The amount of jokes they were able to slip in back in the day was amazing pure talent now it has to be a meme or gif or some crap
Got to Admit Bart having a job like is surprising suited to his skills. He has a natural talent at being liked by people, and he is able to adapt on the fly.
And he surprisingly took his job and position very seriously, and seemed to have much more respect for Belle then he did his parents.
He did end buying a factory down town lol he is a real go getter 😂
Honestly Bart has the potential to be good at many jobs. He definitely seems to flourish when he has lots of responsibility but also has to find creative solutions.
I mean he actually did super well at running his own casino.
Principal Skinner's real name is Armin Tamzarian.
@@the_bottomfragger Matt Groening once said he believes Bart will end up like Homer, but I disagree. The show is funnier when he has the freedom to express his artistic, creative sensibilities (which he seems to have inherited from Marge). He seems unlikely to settle for a steady, menial job. For better or for worse.
Just look at this clip: joke *after* joke *after* joke.
Quality writing, scripting, direction, all round masterclass.
niriop I know! I can hardly breathe, there's no room to finish laughing! This episode must have been some solid gold of their seasons
That's basically what every Simpsons episode from the classic seasons is like.
And they fucked it all up, for money... greedy bastards...
Not really. Hardly any of the old writers are still on staff and any show that's gone on as long as the Simpsons(outside of a soup opera) is going to run dry at some point.... only in this case they still keep getting renewed.
The difference you're seeing is that old Simpsons was delivered more like a sketch show; the scenes were rapid, witty, short, and that allowed the jokes to keep coming.
The new Simpsons' jokes are long and drawn out, and rely too much on throwing in in-your-face-obvious visual gags to compensate or distract from the long dialogue, which takes forever to get to the punchline.
Do you know where your children are? I told you last night NO!
TheIntuitive2011 where is Bart anyway? His dinner is getting all cold and eaten
So many quotables in these three minutes! That there were a man like 90s Homer on tv today!
And this is from the era where Homer was a decent father!
Why are you making it sound like it was said by the same person? Separate your quotes.
The current version is talking to Siri
"Now Marge, you're gonna hear a lot of crazy stories about Bart working in a burlesque house" 😂😂
"where is Bart anyway? his foods getting all cold and eaten" 😂😂😂
JORDY 😂😂
I use that one almost every time I cook for anyone
Still true in my house.
such funny little jokes! 😂
Yeah, hahaha 😂😂
The woman dancing when Homer gets "distracted" is the same one he danced with at his supervisors bachelor party.
Yep. Shawna Tifton, aka "Princess Cashmere"
@@MiketheCabbie yep. And Apu also sleeps with her while Homer is running the Kwiki-mart graveyard shift in "Lisa's pony", Apu is shown in bed with her and he gets distracted and goes "Oohh!! I'm sorry Princess Cashmere, but while I'm here trying to pleasure you, my store is going up in flames!"
@@MiketheCabbie Wow, I didn't know that 🙏
Well if anything the Simpsons are good for the environment given how much they recycle. Recycled animations, recycled jokes, recycled plots...
It's interesting how tonally different these two episodes are. That season 1 episode is very conservative and takes the side of the angry mob while this one says that sex is cool sometimes.
"Principal Skinner saw him with his own eyes"
-Skinner's head appears from nowhere
"...thats true, but I was only in there to get a directions on how to get away from there 🤣"
Chalmers: Skinner!
Agnes: Seymour!
@@ivantheterrible2594 Skinner: Mother😣
Ralph: Hi Super Nintendo Chalmers 😄
@Reality wow, that's scary.
@@ivantheterrible2594 Why is this NOT a Steamed Hams video yet???
"Helen as a responsible parent I was already well aware of that." OMG, so many golden bits in this single clip.
"Does your father know you work here?!"
"It was his idea."
"In that case I'll have a whisky sour."
One of my favorite Grandpa Simpson moments :D
Do they usually order their drinks with the front door host at a burlesque house?
@@alvexok5523 no but they would take care of it for a valued repeat customer. That's the joke.
900 likes cuz you copied the words... undeserved
@@GrandpaPapi Whatever. It's not like I'm getting anything out of it.
now marge your gonna hear a lot of crazy stories about Bart working in a burlesque house
You're*
*in Marge's voice* Hmmmmmmph.
@@TheRobobuck comments you can hear.
Marge's face when she just heard Homer
🤣🤣🤣
@Rex
ಠ_ಠ
I never noticed the joke "I don't care if he was filling in for Mel Zett." He was. I have seen this episode hundreds of times and I have never noticed that.
haha me too
Wow, I thought the name sounded familiar, but didn't make the connection until reading this comment.
One of my favorite easy to miss jokes of all time.
@@typazonyeah, lol, it is. Also, you notice at 2:06 the old guy sitting in the burlesque house audience is the old man that Mr Burns forced to retire and then had his goons throw him out the door in the episode where the Simpsons went to his retirement party, and Smithers sang a song about Mr Burns there?
@@alvexok5523 - And David Crosby is sitting next to him.
‘It’s 11 o’clock. Do you know where your children are!?
‘I told you last night NO’!
Gets me every time.
Just wondering do they still have that in America I'm in Australia and don't exactly remember hearing any PSA like that here then again they might have canned it after covid what's the point asking where anyone is during government enforced lockdowns!
@@davemustaki134 It disappeared after the late 80's/early 90's
@@kadeshaderow oh ok so that's when people stopped caring lol
Nancy Cartwright’s delivery of “Hello, Principal Skinner!” makes it a strong contender for the funniest line in this segment.
Nancy Cartwright's delivery of hello Armin Tamzarian.
TV: "It's 11 o'clock, do you know where your children are?"
Homer: "I told you last night 'NO'!"
Lol smooth cover, Skinner.
PalladiumCupcakes “this is the national air and space museum isn’t it?”
Skinner and his crazy explanations...
Seymour!
@@user-hi4sm3ig5j superintendent's gonna need his medication when he hears Skinner's lame exaggerations there be trouble in town tonight.
Skinner is such a rat.
"That's true, but I was only in there to get directions for how to get away from there."
The funniest part is later when Skinner shown in one of the surveillance photos walking out of the burlesque house. That means he went back again after he told everyone that Bart was working there.
@@AdhamOhm what episode.
@@AdhamOhm You have to be a special kind of sadistic asshole to give false directions to someone.
2:08 Oh yeah drugs you gotta have drugs
Yazite heeeey he didn't pay the cover!
therealjcon oh Bart he's your father. We'll comp him tonight, start a tab tomorrow........
PhoenixAngel429 Ohh, I hope I didn't miss the floor show
Yazite 😂😂
@@forssi1 nope
I love when Abe casually walks in sees Bart and casually walks out. Lol
shevdiam5 "Is your name Bart?"
seededsoul mhm
seededsoul lol
I like the little “oop!” he makes when he sees Bart.
One of my favorite physical jokes. The two loops are so smooth.
skinners national space museum line kills me
The amount of incredible jokes in this small section is astonishing. Huge thanks for posting but it's a wee shame you just clipped off another classic line: "Now Marge, you're gonna hear a lot of crazy stuff about Bart working in a burlesque house..."
@Paul WT probably anything originally shown from around 1992 to around 2000, 2000-2005 was decent but anything after its turned into family guy.
@Paul WT
>family guy
>makes people laugh
this made me laugh harder than family guy had in the last 5 or so years
@@ShadowSorel Random carefully cut family guy clips off youtube make people laugh. Family guy doesn't make people laugh
Keep the Simpsons/Family Guy war alive.
"Awwwwww, this isn't gonna be about Jesus is it?" ... lmao
"All things are about Jesus, homer. Except this." Haha I love that line.
I love how Skinner is hiding behind Reverend Lovejoy lol
forgotaboutbre 😂😂
1:28
"his dinner is getting all cold and eaten"
Great line
I love how Homer kept a plate of food on a TV tray next to him, expecting Bart to show up.
So many people knock this episode because of the weird premise but I love it. Every scene is comedic genius with perfect timing
Who doesn't like this episode??
If it was written today, it would be “the old greet and yeet.”
2:30 ‘Hello Bart.’
So brilliant a delivery.
"his dinner's getting all cold and eaten"
“In that case I’ll have a whisky sour.”
"DOES YOUR FATHER KNOW THAT YOU'RE WORKING HERE??"
"It was HIS idea!!"
pure gold.....
@@guyincognito9484 I love how Grandpa doesn't really care that Bart is working in a place inappropriate for his age, as long as Homer signs off on it.
Twenty years later and I finally get to laugh at Bart's jokes in this episode.
If there's a bad bookkeeping joke I still haven't heard it
"I told you last night, no!" Lmaooooooo
the best
Next time a group of religious neighbors appear at my door, I got my knew greeting phrase:
“This isn’t going to be about Jesus, is it?”
All things are about Jesus... except this.
You me both.
Obvious.
Ezts Holt Far worse if you have zealous Mohammedan neighbours at your door.
@@KiwiImpactSaint At least you can still use the Jesus line for Muslims I guess.
The tired Marge at the end got me good.
"I was only in there to get directions on how to get away from there."
I love that
This was the golden age of the Simpsons. One of my favorite episodes.
So Bart is confirmed good at
-Concierge/bellhop duties
-Bar keeping
-Racketeering
Anything else?
Crank calls to Moe's.
Linguistics, he learns French just by being around French people for a month
Horse betting
seen in the episode where he joins the mafia
Entrepreneur he owned a factory.
lol, dont forget being incredible at law/detective work. (Like how he sued Itchy and Scratchy)
My God the broken mailbox is still there when he pulls up to get Bart. Brilliant.
I like how you can see Lionel Hutz and Dr. Riviera in the crowd during Bart's stand-up.
There is nothing better than the classics...........
"Unguarded dinners. The sweetest taboo." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Oh yeah drugs.... you gotta have drugs...
Hey, he didn’t pay the cover!
Oh Raphael,he's your father
We'll comp him tonight and start a tab tomorrow
Bart working the door and the Maison Derriere is one of my favorite things in the show. I'd watch a series of shorts based on it.
I refuse to believe Ned bought candy for Todd with a devil on the box, let alone that Todd would want it.
Almost as much as him letting Todd listen to a Disney villain song
1:34- "Come onn! I have to be up at 6am to swipe Flanders' newspaper!"
"I don't care if he's filling in for Mel Zetz" 😂😂😂
Well, Bart did fill in for Mel.
@@videoace18 he did 😂
Who's Mel Zetz???
@@mikespearwood3914 it’s a running gag. A made up person. In this case, some respected entertainer. He’s been mentioned in other episodes too
I love how he called Skinner Principle to emphasize his position
Lol i like how his Grandpa just rolls with it afterwards knowing Homer
Man - these 3 and a half minutes are better than one complete modern Simpsons season!
Totally agree! It's a shame, what happened to my once favourite tv-show😒
I video taped this episode when I was a kid and watched it over and over. So good. I can appreciate the humor more now that I'm older though.
I caught it on BBC2 back in the 90s and couldn’t get the “We put the spring in Springfield” song outta my head for days
Seriously one of my fave episodes, mostly because on top of how damn funny it is I just love seeing Bart succeed in something.
This and the frank Grimes episode really can't decide between the two absolute classics
Grandpa: does your father know your working here?!
Bart: it was his idea
Grandpa: in that case I’ll have a whiskey sour
You have to love how chill he gets in that split second 😂
Grandpa Simpson, model parent 🤣
Not sure who had the better recovery- Grandma's seamless whistling turn, or Skinner's 'This is the National Air & Space Museum, isn't it?'
The Mel Zett joke is one of my favourite in the whole series. Such a small and simple joke. But it's one that really hits.
What's the joke?
@@davemustaki134 when Homer angrily says I don't care if his filling in for Mel Zetz. That is exactly who bart was filling in for. What makes it funnier is that Mel Zetz is not a real comedian. I believe they came up with the name from one of there animator for the show.
@@cnote2458 yeah I always wondered if Mel was real lol
@@cnote2458 I was genuinely disappointed to learn that Johnny Arvik, the Eskimo comedian, is also fictional.
I find the entire ordeal funny especially skinners line about only being there to get away from there.
That's the point!
Teaching a young boy the value of a dollar and making him respect women at the same time.
To me, there's something hilarious about the emcee breaking his hip just from getting out of bed too fast.
I love the subtle noise Grandpa Simpson makes when he sees Bart.
This is the National Air and Space Museum, isn't it?
Can't tell if Skinner is actually lost or making excuses lol
@@davsavchav Based on his mention of a "floor show" and looking through the curtain, he likely knew _exactly_ where he was.
Of course, the question fits his personality perfectly, so...
I just noticed how mismatched Abe's outfit is.
Sweater, Sweatpants and Slippers (wasn't he walking outdoors?).
With a Bolo Tie and a Fedora.
This show used to be pure gold, can't wait to revisit the older seasons when Disney plus launches here!
"Is Roxanne back?" Love the occasional references to musicals Skinner gets, this and his POW helmet being 24601
So much gold in 3 and a half minutes
“Now Marge you’re gonna hear a lot of crazy talk about Bart working in a Burlesque house.”
President Eisenhower:
“Let’s get BUSEEEY”
I love how he had to double check it was his grandson lol
one of the best classic simpsons moments
"Oh, yeah. Drugs. You've got to have drugs." 😂
Is it weird that I find the older woman running the burlesque really attractive?
thatsmyfetish.gif
No. It’s weird because she’s a cartoon lol
yes, seek help immediately..
Bart seems so happy to be there
Its 11 o clock do you know where your children are?
Homer: "I told you last night no" 😂
Grandpa: is your name Bart?
Bart: mhm
Grandpa: does your father know about this?
Bart: it was his idea
Grandpa: in that case I'll take a whiskey sour
"His dinner's getting all cold... and eaten"
Jesus of course it's aSimpsons quote. I've been using that all my life and I could never remember where it was from.
I'm honestly surprised that Flanders let tod buy red dots with a cartoon devil on the box.
“Now Marge, you’re going to hear a lot of crazy things about Bart working in a burlesque house.”
I love the sheer joy in Bart's voice talking to Skinner lmao
"Oh yeah drugs, you gotta have drugs" - Homer Simpson
27 jokes in 3 and a half minutes. That’s 7 jokes a minute.
so much gold. I miss these days when the Simpsons would air on fox. simple times of going to school, playing Nintendo with out a worry in the world.
whew ain't that the truth
But I gotta tell ya, Adam and Eve must have been the first bookkeepers. They invented the loose leaf system
hehehe if there's a bad bookkeeping joke, I haven't heard it!!
"That's true but I was only in there to get directions on how to get away from there" 🤣
"Where is Bart? His dinner is getting all cold and eaten." Classic Homer.
- I have to be up at 6am to swipe Flanders' newspaper!
It's clear that Bart inherited his dedication from Homer.
Love when homer read "Not pictured: Mrs Eisenhouer" and peers at it as if to say "They sure?"
Madame Belle & the burlesque house needs to come back.
2:20 Bart is sitting all bored.
2:22 he’s standing and smiling ready to work
He's quick!
abe simpson: Is your name Bart?
What the-? Does your father know you're working here?
It was his idea.
In that case, I'll have a whiskey sour.
@Dats a paddlin Does Jasper have grandchildren?
He did recognize him, though.
I wish the series gave Belle and the Burlesque house more screening
I'd be glad if bart enjoys his new job.
do you have any idea of how difficult a boy like bart will have it to find a job.
one that pays very very well.
‘Ha, if there’s a bad bookkeeping joke, I haven’t heard it’
Nowadays we would call it “The Ol’ Greet n’ Yeet”
It cuts off at the end so perfectly
"Oh yeah drugs, you gotta have drugs."
2:52 Probably only time ever Skinner and Rev Lovejoy talk near each other. Both voiced by Harry Shearer and sound almost alike.
1:01 Never got that joke till now.
Bart, where are you? I gotta be up at 6am to swipe Flanders' newspaper!
That ending.
GOT'EM!!!
In the audience we have Raphael, Herman, Dr. Nick, Lionel Hutz, Disco Stu, and the Rich Texan. I don't know who the other two are.