The Simpsons: City of New York vs Homer Part 5

[@weirdspongeguy]

Homer driving with the boot on his car will forever remain my favourite Simpsons scene of all time.

[@tagaway6173]

Hey bobby

[@jimlewis3050]

How he got it off will always be mine.

[@brianodonnell4496]

Boy, was he mad.

[@elitemook4234]

2:04 He was blinded with rage but he still didn't snap at his daughter. good man.

[@Mr-6666]

WE'LL SEE HONEY..... WE'LL SEE......

[@michaellynes3540]

(2:03-2:05) Lisa: What a magical city. Can we come back next year, Dad? Homer: (2:10) We’ll see, honey… (2:14-2:16) We’ll see… (2:19)

[@joedanns5678]

One of the best episodes of the golden age of the Simpsons, I love the ending when they leave NY and it pans out.

[@helenarichard]

I love the gunshot when he apogizes

[@adape0884frank]

Imagine if Alicia Keys would of had her song of New York I know they would of played her song instead of Frank Sinatra.

[@1ZosoLZ]

Not even close..

[@redfive8965]

@@adape0884frank Sinatra>Alicia Keys. Not even in the same category

[@adape0884frank]

@@redfive8965 I find it that it would of been a good match for this episode.

[@baysouth-jv3sh]

That hazardous waste slowly flying into homers face always gets me

[@tammclean9276]

Found it far too funny new yorks way of saying "til next time"

[@mtmn7]

I think it’s the syringe in his face does it for me

[@sarahl9398]

The syringe and general gunk and crap lolll

[@MrSupercar55]

@@sarahl9398that would actually be dangerous in real life. You know you can get blood borne infections such as hepatitis and even HIV from those things, right?

[@bewilderedbrit8928]

Never noticed that so got to laugh again 😂

[@anakinskywalker248]

I like how this whole episode is about Homer waiting trying to get his car free of the boot, but in the end he doesn’t even care, he just totals his car with a jack hammer.

[@antiuttpprimewastaken]

Not totaled if it drives…😂😂

[@matthew02006]

speed holes

[@HermaphroGynandro]

It looks like the truck driver was cheering for Homer when he got that thing off the tire.

[@javii9768]

In the Latin American version he's cheering. I just realized he's mute in the original version.

[@jericho9653]

That what I thought too.

[@Melissa0774]

He's not cheering. He's waving his fist to threaten him because he's pissed off and he wants to beat him up if he doesn't move his car.

[@HermaphroGynandro]

@@Melissa0774 Hence, why I said it looks as if he is. It looks as though he's smiling.

[@franciscondon1902]

Ya he's cheering for him because with the boot gone, everyone behind him can start moving properly again.

[@spawn760]

Ahhh the Simpsons, you just can't beat the classics

[@animemangafan1987]

Yep and the new episodes from the new producers sucked big time on their stupid asses

[@brianodonnell4496]

Classics were also way better.

[@WillScarlet16]

Barney took better care of that car drunk than Homer did sober.

[@matt13r1]

Well Homer is not a fan of driving in New York

[@dixonpinfold2582]

I love how the angry drivers are ecstatic when he gets the boot off but one of them still shoots at him.

[@GlitterRain15]

Lmao I just love how in the whole episode everyone in NYC is an angry asshole 😂😂

[@mrbonesaw90]

​@@GlitterRain15Yes, just in the episode.....

[@GlitterRain15]

@@mrbonesaw90 no, not just in the episode. That’s what makes it funnier

[@GoDxism]

From 2:03 to the end is one of my favourite parts of not just The Simpsons, but television history. This was such a fun episode, but the end just amazes me every time I watch it. Those beautiful drawings of the sunset, skyscrapers, the bridge, other vehicles; the shot of homer getting hit by waste, the directing of the panoramic shot and then the dolly shot; the sound effects of the wind, of Homer getting hit, and finally the musical score and NY NY by Sinatra is just the icing on the cake. Perfect elements put together to make a masterpiece. I'm not from the U.S. and I've never visited New York, but classic moments like this are so incredibly well done that they make you feel that you've _been_ to New York. People say the Golden Age ended during Season 9, but this episode, and this scene, is them at their peak.

[@rahimallouche7708]

You make a really good point there, GXZ. Until that bloody skinner episode existed. I can't believe that episode existed.

[@casperblackwell6831]

I’ve heard this episode was supposed to air in season 8

[@rahimallouche7708]

@@casperblackwell6831 Yeah,it was. so was the Skinner episode. and Lisa the Simpson despite it airing in 1998 but is was produced in 1997.

[@borntoclimb7116]

Same here

[@Adamdow95]

Love the ending sequence of the bridge and city view.

[@Texy88]

Considering the limitations of computer animation at the time, and it being a television programme rather than a film (so much lower budget), that was quite an impressive shot.

[@TheDMB411987]

The biohazard bag of medical waste exploding in his face had me rolling in laughter. Also that he's completely unfazed by it. So hilarious.

[@andrewcomments5812]

That might have been the worst thing to happen to him there, too lol. There's no doubt those syringes poked him.

[@MrBrando07]

I'm sure this episode has Frank Grimes laughing like a maniac

[@owenogletree6374]

Dude. Do you know what you just did? You gave me a whole new perspective on this episode! I can literally hear him laughing right now.

[@Cacowninja]

Did he die after this episode?

[@rahimallouche7708]

@@Cacowninja No. he died before the City of New York vs Homer Simpson.

[@engg84]

Oh yeah? Well if he's so smart, how come he's dead?

[@rahimallouche7708]

@@engg84 Because he killed himself by electrocuting himself Because he had a nervous breakdown about homer winning the children's competition and he mocked homer's habits by imitating them.

[@JTKatz07]

1:06 I appreciate the animators showing homer reacting seconds AFTER the bullet already passed through the sign. Many animations have the main character react instantaneously with the bullet which isn’t realistic. Just a nice detail showing how much time and effort was put into making the classic simpsons

[@MrStarman926]

This comment totally just changed the way I'm gonna view cartoons now. You're completely right. They react like it's a ball being thrown at their head. You can't WATCH a bullet come at you and get scared haha

[@zemox2534]

Guys it is still a fucking cartoon so you really shouldn't expect too much realism. Why is it guts complain about lack of realism in shows like the Simosons where realism is relative

[@masterknife8423]

"We'll see honey we'll see"

[@joshuaoh761]

Couple of broken car parts and dirty garbage in the face but totally worth it

[@rohunsaigal2576]

Such a dad response and with the rage bubbling inside him is hilarious

[@vincently1995]

Homer pissed off because Barney stole his car and left it in New York City.

[@HalfEatenMedia]

One of the funniest episodes of the Simpsons. Having drone back and forth from Connecticut to New York, I can definitely understand Homer’s frustration.

[@vincently1995]

Because of Barney.

[@alvexok5523]

@@vincently1995 actually, because of Moe making them do the black egg thing and Barney by chance taking the unlucky pick

[@andrewmcdonald1614]

Interesting fact: the next episode is The Principal and the Pauper which most fans think is the end of the golden age. So as the Simpsons are leaving New York and watching the sunset, it might as well be the sun setting on the golden era of the Simpsons. Lisa should have said "what a magical 7 year run we had".

[@jimmybags6598]

LOL, homer seems happy to transform into jerkass homer

[@alvexok5523]

We later knew that's what she was thinking.

[@bigtcastro104]

JUMP IN MARGE THROW THE KIDS, NO TIME FOR THE BABY LOL

[@darrylthompson7453]

We're not jumping Homer

[@cjg3496]

Oh😠right (stopping the car) get the hell in now!

[@LS-bw7jt]

Haha that always gets me

[@isabellafelipedeoliveiraca6698]

It's hilarious how Homer always forgets or disregards Maggie when deep inside she is his favorite child.

[@knightwind5967]

0:59 this ain't over yet 🤣🤣🤣

[@sarahl9398]

God I miss the classic Simpsons. Growing up with the first decade of episodes is an irreplaceable part of my childhood. Also as a born and raised NYer, I often feel just like Homer during his hellbent ride home too lmao.

[@alvexok5523]

I agree. The classic Simpsons were great. I remember when this episode first came out in around 1999, I hadn't expected The Simpsons to go to New York. Before then, I thought that Capitol City was the New York City of the Simpsons world, complete with the Capitol City song referencing "New York, New York" (ep when the Simpsons went there in the early series episode when Homer became a baseball mascot). Now we have the actual New York and song "New York, New York". Also, it's often in question which side of the US Springfield is in. Somewhere near the West Coast seems more plausible considering the mountainous terrain and desert land (such as the Badlands) outside of or not far from Springfield. But then in the camping trip episode when Ned, Homer, and Bart and Ned's kids float out to sea, they float to an oil rig, which is shown on the map to be off the East Coast (with the Krusty burger on that rig with Krusty and the squeaky voiced teen there, both Springfield residents)(well, I can see Krusty flying across country to visit that Krusty burger, but not the squeaky voice teen doing so to work at that Krusty burger). So, it therefore remains a real mystery which side of the US Springfield is in

[@alvexok5523]

I edited my above comment that I previously replied to you

[@robquin1525]

Probably the most relatable Homer Simpson moment ever

[@MrBump2]

I'm never a fan of episodes where a singular character gets tortured for no good reason, but Dan's delivery of "C'mon, let's go, everyone into the car now!" is the best frustrated father acting I've ever heard. He's clearly on the brink of absolutely exploding, but trying to stay cool enough to get asses in seats without being mean. I know it's one tiny line, but just the way he says it echoes a lot of lousy trips I think we've all had at least once.

[@hectorblacknight6485]

I agree, great delivery. It makes sense, if you think of it from Homer's point of view. He's had an utterly rage-filled day full of crap happening to him. He's not mad AT his family, but more 'I've had a really bad day, it isn't your fault, but we are leaving NOW.' Props to him for being that determined to get the hell out of New York, the sheer will Homer gets when he gets that angry always makes me laugh.

[@alvexok5523]

Dan/Homer had definitely had his fill of NYC for the day, especially after dealing with alot of jerkasses. But there was one situation where he made it even worse for himself by failing to do one thing he could've easily done if he used his brain: We realize that Homer needed to borrow the drill to get the clamp off of his car, but why th did Homer stop his car in the one spot which blocked all thru traffic when he could've moved forward and to the left in front of the construction site so that one lane spot that he did stop at would've then been open for the backed-up traffic?? The clamp on his car already got him a couple of blocks so he could've at that point at least moved forward and to the left 15 more meters where he still could've borrowed the drill just the same, and then at least he wouldn't have blocked the way of a ton of angered NY drivers. Why th couldn't he have thought to do something so simple, something that would've made no difference in how it would've solved his problem, yet would've made a major difference with the rest of the people in that traffic??

[@alvexok5523]

@@hectorblacknight6485 Yeah, I agree with you on that. But I still have one question on something Homer did that I can't figure out, see my above comment to Mr. Bump 2.0

[@zemox2534]

Homer was having a bad day and when you are having a bad day yiu don't think straight Can't you just enjoy the episode without nitpicking?

[@melissag1364]

The “biohazard” bag full of hypodermic needles, bloody bandaids and a suspicious white goo (one can only imagine what that was), and he still kept his cool. Poor homer almost drove everyone off that damn bridge.

[@piggydc]

Omg you're right. I didn't even notice that at first. As a volunteer first responder, I find this even more hilarious now. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@m.3257]

@@piggydc I can't see it. Where does he almost drive others of the bridge?

[@jazzabighits4473]

@@m.3257 he doesnt

[@MrSupercar55]

The windscreen would still be in place in reality, albeit cracked to fuck. The reason being because the rest of the windows are made from one layer of tempered glass, whereas the windscreen is a type of safety glass which consists of two layers of glass with a layer of acrylic between. This is so that it doesn’t shatter into little pieces in an accident. This improves structural rigidity. Anyway, the hypodermic needles are the most dangerous of the items to hit Homer in the face. They can cause complications in the bloodstream, such as hepatitis and HIV. For this exact reason, they wouldn’t be in a bag like we see in the episode. They’re contained in a special box when discarded.

[@andrewduong2740]

@@MrSupercar55 There's also an episode that reveals the car uses metal made from melted-down Soviet tanks. For all we know, the glass on the windows and the windscreen might be the same out of sheer cheapness.

[@JewishKeto]

2:09…. This might not be the BEST time to ask him that Lisa….

[@nickk1424]

Having been to New York myself, I echo Homer's sentiments🤣

[@rexperkins615]

Does any not see the magazine says 9 11 the trade centers are the 11 and when he says his time on watch

[@ericsmith6315]

Love the Ben Hur reference :) Love this episode

[@philipcearley1992]

I blame Barney for this mess

[@animemangafan1987]

That damn lucky drunkard Barney who almost never caught by the fucking law

[@gambler942]

@Philip Cearley no it's should have been Homer who's at fault here, because it's his car, so he should be the designated driver not Barney, he finally got what he deserved in the end

[@philipcearley1992]

@@gambler942 No. Barney lost, because he is a desginated driver, so Barney suffers alcohol withdrawn and took off with Homer's car.

[@gambler942]

@@philipcearley1992 and like I said homer got what he deserved

[@isaacberger6721]

@@philipcearley1992 ah yes, the "desginated" driver suffering from alcohol "withdrawn"

[@Marxhog]

1:41 when you think Homer can't even more pissed, and then he gets whipped in the eye! I always crack with that scene xD

[@BigRust75]

This is by far my favorite episode from start to finish it’s comedy gold

[@SiVlog1989]

Pity that it doesn't get shown very often these days, of all the Simpsons episodes out there, this one is right up there as one of my favourites :)

[@mrorlov2706]

1:54 I like how this guy from the carriage also went into the car.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Homer did say “Everyone into the car!” 😉

[@Blue_Happiness]

2:09 - 2:18 What a perfect ending! LMAO

[@jacobrichardson1952]

I died laughing

[@dnmstarsi]

Homer: 1 New York: >1

[@parkerfranco7640]

Homer is going to give barney a piece of his mind after he got his car back from new york for his knuckle sandwich

[@sonofkarma5461]

I love that line “So Long Mister Boot” I’m keeping that

[@nmulae]

1:41 Homer: OW!!!! Lmao!!! 😂🤣

[@andrewmcdonald1614]

Interesting how the Principal and the Pauper is the next episode. That episode is when most people think the show's golden age ended. So this New York episode is (probably) the last great episode of the shows historical legendary run.

[@rahimallouche7708]

The Skinner episode and the new York episode was a holdover from season 8. so was Lisa the Simpson. Despite it airing in 1998 but was produced in 1997.

[@SteelBallRun1890]

That's bonkers. Literally after Principal and Pauper was Lisa's Sax, which is also a classic, and after that was a Treehouse of Horror, which was good. Season 9 was the end of the golden age, not the beginning of the fall, the Simpsons' failure wasn't a quick downward spiral, it was a wonky descent. Season 10 onwards still had a lot of solid episodes.

[@ItsHailee7]

@@rahimallouche7708 This episode, The Principal and the Pauper and Lisa the Simpson were actually produced in 1996 originally intended to be part of season 8. However, there were pushed to the following season. Nothing unusual as every season prior had 2-3 episodes as holdovers. S8 had You Only Move Twice, The Springfiled Flies & 2 others.

[@smartindian8500]

Even newer seasons have some good episodes.

[@GuardianKyle]

It was this episode and Home Alone 2 that always made me want to visit New York some day. My one biggest regrets is i'll never get to see the Twin Towers in person, sure we have the Freedom Tower now, but it won't be the same..

[@ntrainride]

used to work on the 87th floor of I forgot which specific tower. there was indeed, nothing like it. it amazed me how those two modernistic huge slabs of steel, so to speak blended into the immediate dense centries-old typical old school style of downtown manhattan streetscape. on a pedestrian level no less. the freekin world trade center had two different subway lines with stations inside its plaza.

[@PrincessofPower84]

I visited the Towers on my 8th grade class trip.

[@princessmarlena1359]

I always wanted to see them, but didn’t make it to NYC until 2007.

[@parkerbeard6170]

Homer: HEY HEY HEY Construction Worker: What? Homer: The Boss says you're fired! Construction Worker: I'll get him! Homer: So Long Mr. Boot!

[@andyrewthq83]

*jackhammering the boot*

[@joeyfitzgerald2950]

Recently visited NYC and this scene rolled through my mind .. you couldn't pay me to go back to that place

[@grease_monkey6078]

this episode was really well done for hand drawn animation. so much detail showing how chaotic new york is

[@HenshinHeroesMedia]

Wished they had episodes where the writers gave callback to barney ditching homer's car in New York and the latter gets payback for his misery

[@miguelmont.1111]

"Thanks for your patience!" *Phlew!* _New York in a nutshell_

[@Andy224]

This episode is GLORIOUS

[@jacobrichardson1952]

Goddamn Homer destroyed his own pink Cadillac

[@connerworkshop5673]

It’s a Plymouth valiant Not a Cadillac

[@jacobrichardson1952]

@@connerworkshop5673 it's a Cadillac to me!

[@calsand6]

its a cross of cadillac and plymouth, the plymouth valiant doesnt have similiar tail lights so nope.

[@princessmarlena1359]

“This car was made in Guatemala!”

[@funkyboodah]

what an amazing episode. It really captures the duality of NYC: it is hell-eating shit hole but also the most magical place on earth

[@armorpro573]

A perfect balance

[@Talinthis]

guy at 1:22 phases through the car

[@patchesgaming7423]

'Cause he's a phantom, phantom!

[@vicyambao]

Man...Only in New York!

[@condorsouthernlands4730]

You should consider military recon work, lol holy shit. Never spotted that and I’ve seen this dozens of times

[@JTKatz07]

I hope someone got fired for that blunder

[@GreaserMan]

​@@patchesgaming7423YO

[@justauser]

Biohazard waste flying off 'We'll see"

[@BradleyBudSwann]

0:52, Homer: DIE! DIE!, for saying to the boot for being on his car for being towed. Homer teach that boot a lesson.

[@Redcrewmate1296]

Yeah and the boot is stuck on Homer & he gives it the boot 😂

[@Cacowninja]

0:42 Looks like gunshots. 1:07 Actual gunshot.

[@agayweirdo5404]

I like that he whips Homer right in the eye 🤣

[@condorsouthernlands4730]

“Tell your friends to ask for Jimmy!”

[@nickp2271]

This is actually my favorite episode of the entire show!

[@mikeymladi9279]

My favorite part of this episode is homer drilling the wheel clamp scene it really made me feel satisfied.

[@familygash7500]

After Homer's dreadful visit to New York in 1997, he vowed revenge on the city. Revenge that he'll finally enact about four years later.

[@emnemnem1889]

It's just so... Heartwarming, Simpsons used to be a masterpiece before ❤️

[@kolyasmirno9116]

"We'll see..." always means Never.

[@javii9768]

Not this time.

[@JohnEDoey]

...but they did!!!

[@nickdaugherty6115]

At 0:46 Homer's car is a piece of shit now.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

2:10 Homer's pissed off.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

New York New York song.

[@ChristopherBerdebes]

0:43 The jack hammer disappears for a split second

[@Synthwave-g8m]

0:17 just don’t bump me the way out of the car

[@dant387]

Family Guy has never made me laugh as hard as the old Simpsons did

[@owenogletree6374]

The golden age of "The Simpsons" is far better than the golden age of "Family Guy", and modern "Simpsons" is nowhere near as bad as modern "Family Guy".

[@jacobrichardson1952]

I grew up watching The Simpsons in 2001 and Family Guy in 2005.

[@TheWarlordNinja]

@@jacobrichardson1952 Same

[@ronaldcheng1857]

*For real*

[@tworthington27]

0:39 - 0:54 That’s one way to get rid of a boot.

[@overlordelektro7940]

If you can control the tool

[@raymondm.9954]

One of the catchphrases of our family is the long "Ohhhhhhhhhhhh" when finding relief at the toilet.

[@gelraldoldo5152]

Love the boot getting stuck to his foot, and it getting just that bit more damage to the car in.

[@philipcearley1992]

I hope when Homer returns to Springfield with his car again, he is going to kick Barney's ass.

[@animemangafan1987]

Fuck yeah. Blame that lucky drunkard

[@geoffwilliams4478]

I would, best friend or not.

[@princessmarlena1359]

That would be awesome.

[@seandavies6156]

If they even make it that far, he f***ed the car up pretty good

[@BlizzardWizard]

Most accurate episode in history.

[@alvexok5523]

Yeah. It was also the first episode where I realized that New York was part of the Simpsons universe. Before this episode, I thought that Capitol City was the New York of the Simpsons universe, they even did a spoof of the song "New York, New York" when the Simpsons rode into Capitol City in that early episode where Homer was a baseball mascot

[@chipthebluewolf5927]

0:27 The boss says you're fired.

[@adamcheklat7387]

I’LL GET HIM!

[@kjlv777]

One of the best Simpson's episode ever.

[@RockSolidEJV420]

Marge’s reaction 1:27 😂

[@LS-bw7jt]

Dang it

[@goliathgar4985]

She knew that was Homer honking

[@TurquoiseStar17]

"Tell your friends to ask for McClarver Productions!"

[@Miakel]

Things you may have missed: The bio hazard bag that hits Homer contained 3 hyperdermic needles

[@giancarloladino1802]

2:56 where to have the best time in a city

[@raine6813]

homer keeps using the jackhammer on the boot after its already come off, honestly i would do the same thing in his situation

[@wrestlingtapes2036]

One of the best episodes ever

[@PhuketMyMac]

I believe one of their best episode. Still makes me laugh out loud after that many years.

[@josephzielinski8817]

0:30 "Hey! What? The boss said you're fired. I'll get him!"

[@Melissa0774]

I like the construction worker in this scene. I work in an office building in northern New Jersey, where for the past month they've been doing a major renovation and they hired this construction company from NYC. I swear to God, there's this one guy who's totally the real life version of him. They all are. The stereotype is so real, even this many years later.

[@fffgr1]

Damn that plymouth junkerolla sure is a tough car

[@cartmantv6465]

*One of Best Episodes of Plate Age.* (Seasons 9 and 10)

[@MinnyTheBest100]

0:41 hahahahaha haha I'm dead XD XD XD

[@n.b.380]

one of best seconds of my life )))

[@boisegameshowguy]

I didn’t think jackhammering it could set off the airbag... oh well, airbags are fun.

[@MROJPC]

Homer's car is the real MVP. I heard about old cars like that that would run without a drop of oil or coolant and would keep on going. Closes I've seen for myself is a 70's or 80's model snowmachine get launched off a cliff and when it crashed and tumbled down into the valley it just kept going for about 5 minutes until it ran out of fuel. It was at an event called the 4th of July Car Launch in Glacier View. They used to build engines to last World War 3.

[@crowg791]

0:36 So long, Mr. Boot 👢

[@Alexg1561-t4m]

God, that was fucking hilarious. Forgot how good I had it in my childhood.

[@Jay_SUBZ3R0]

1:41: *THWIP!!!* “OW!” Hahahahaha!

[@myronsanders4563]

Funny with this episode, it had all the classic Simpson quirps, gags, funny lines, conflicts, secondary story and a tie in together for the nice conclusion, but the following episode of Season 9 "The Principal and the Pauper" is wildly considered the offical beginning of the end of the Series. Ill say i never considered it a bad episide at all. It actually has 1 of my all time favorite lines from the entire series ( "Up yours children" ) but i see why it now gets panned. It took a well liked character in Principal Skinner, and threw away his entire character in a single episode. Then made it to "well, I know this episode didn’t make any sense, but pretend like it never happened" I know diehard fans of the show thst still call him "Arman" instead of Seymour. After that, there was no scructure. Didn’t help maters that the fact Sam Simon also left the show at the same time and Matt Groening was checked out as well and was working on Futurerama But the NY episode is an episode that gets forgotten in the "Golden Age" Simpsons catalog. It shows the positives and negatives of the U.S's most recognized City. Homer through the latter, whole the rest of the family getting to enjoy the former. Its legitimately a very good episode. And i think deserve more praise in the "golden age" lore of the show

[@ICEMANAustralia]

This uncut version of DieHard 3 looks good.

[@LoneWolf-zh1iy]

The garbage truck scene 😂😂😂. Priceless.

[@DanielAdolfStocker-ox3md]

[@Derah_OG]

I gotta say, homer's car has to be one of the best cars ever made to still be drivable after all the abuse he put it through in this episode. No wonder he was so desperate to get it back. With a modern car, you so much as hit a speed bump and that car will require half it's components replaced before it ever moves again.

[@Mr-6666]

That's a pretty far drive. From NYC to Springfield.

[@astron4606]

Impressive that the sheer force from trying to drive with the boot on broke his header seals lmao, that car truly is a junkerolla

[@pyragaflare]

Impressive that homer didn’t flinch at all when then biohazard bag hit him in the face XD.

[@mlpfanboy1701]

He is that determined.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

Tribute to Frank Sinatra at the end of this episode.

[@raymondm.9954]

I don't think that was Frank. There was an extra voice credit; he probably sang it. Cheaper that way. Although, it wasn't included on any of the compilation CDs, so who knows.

[@rodrigosam1785]

One of the best episóde And hip Twin Towers :'( :'(

[@Simon-xi7lb]

@@Daddy_Dagoth Nice job necroposting, fucktard.

[@jamiepender4271]

RIP

[@mplewp]

One of the greatest simpsons episodes ever :) . Homer & his car trying to escape 😂.

[@IMP72357]

2:19 The Simpsons are now leaving in Liberty City.

[@enriquejuniorgomez7969]

IMHO, it should’ve been the last Season 8 episode

[@dingers5days]

1:45 line delivery is so good here

[@jmpm5061]

"brain, how can I ever thank you?" Homer's the best!!!

[@ronaldcheng1857]

Homer’s brain 🧠: “Just don’t bump me on your way out of the car.”

[@michaellynes3540]

(2:03-2:05) Lisa: What a magical city. Can we come back next year, Dad? Homer: (2:10) We’ll see, honey… (2:16) We’ll see… (2:19)

[@SilverLawrenceGamingg]

1:40 rip homer's left eye 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dylan697]

I wish they did an car mechanic reacts to this episode