S03E24 · SCENE 7/22 · 04:35
TV memories and Flanders

Homer recalls TV moments and ends up at Flanders' curb.

04:35→05:21
in the episode · 0m 46s · S03E24

What happens

04:35–05:21

Homer watches TV memories and then finds himself on the curb outside Flanders' house. He reflects on his need for an idea.

WhereFlanders' house
DriverHomer
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadHerb's return and invention

Key lines

from this scene
04:55

Why did this have to happen now during prime time when TV's brightest stars come out to shine?

05:14

Hands Across America was a complete success.

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Scene DNA

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sad0.5
deadpan0.5
obsession0.4
coincidence0.3
avoidance0.3
voiceover

Beats

05:14Hands Across America
05:42Homer at curb

Scene in the episode

04:35–05:21
A · Homer's couch and chair
B · Herb's return and invention
C · Burns' cover-up scheme

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