S02E05 · SCENE 16/23 · 14:22
Family leaves Springfield

The Simpsons drive away from Springfield.

14:22→15:37
in the episode · 1m 15s · S02E05

What happens

14:22–15:37

Homer drives the family out of Springfield, with the kids excited. Homer gives a heartfelt monologue about being the luckiest mascot on earth.

Wherecar
DriverHomer
Positionact2 · escalation
ThreadHomer becomes baseball mascot

Key lines

from this scene
14:27

If we had known each other better, my leaving would actually mean something.

15:08

But today, as I leave for Capital City I consider myself the luckiest mascot on the face of the earth.

15:24

With the fickle fans already forgetting me I was ready to take the biggest step of my life.

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Scene DNA

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monologue

Beats

14:54Homer gives speech

Scene in the episode

14:22–15:37
A · Homer becomes baseball mascot
B · Family supports Homer's dream

Clips from this episode

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Homer Makes A Fool Of Himself On The Baseball Field - The Simpsons · Ronald Frazier
The Simpsons: Dancin' Homer · Springfield Town
Mr Burns Makes Friends with Homer - The Simpsons · Roger White

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Marge Simpson237 episodes · drives 977 scenes
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Bart Simpson282 episodes · drives 1371 scenes
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Lisa Simpson246 episodes · drives 781 scenes

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