S04E03 · SCENE 20/21 · 19:11
Homer the Heretic · Simpson house exterior
Aftermath of the fire

The family surveys the damage and Homer realizes his insurance is bad.

19:11→20:10
in the episode · 0m 59s · S04E03

What happens

19:11–20:10

The family reunites. Homer laments his lost possessions. The insurance adjuster tells him his policy is bad. The fire is out.

WhereSimpson house exterior
DriverHomer
Positionact3 · aftermath
ThreadHomer skips church

Key lines

from this scene
19:50

I don't know. Chopping stuff. Gotcha.

19:58

Truly, this was an act of God.

20:03

Hey, wait a minute. Flanders is a regular Charlie Church and God didn't save his house.

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Scene DNA

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sad0.6
humiliation0.5

Beats

19:34Family reunites
20:19Insurance is bad

Scene in the episode

19:11–20:10
A · Homer skips church
B · Marge's concern grows
C · Flanders intervention

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