S04E18 · SCENE 16/22 · 12:20
So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show · Springfield General Hospital
Homer enters coma from chocolate

Homer eats chocolate and falls into a coma.

12:20→14:40
in the episode · 2m 20s · S04E18

What happens

12:20–14:40

Homer is given chocolate by a nurse. He eats it and chokes. He falls into a coma. The family watches.

WhereSpringfield General Hospital
DriverHomer
Positionact2 · escalation
ThreadHomer's coma and family guilt

Key lines

from this scene
12:44

Tell him I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love and I won't be back for 1 0 minutes!

13:06

I've tried everything. Nothing can reach him.

13:55

Wow! Chocolate. Half price.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
absurd0.7
obsession0.6
escalation0.4
tense0.3

Beats

14:06Homer moans 'Chocolate' before choking

Scene in the episode

12:20–14:40
A · Homer's April Fools' revenge
B · Homer's coma and family guilt
C · Bart's memory montage

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Homer Simpson371 episodes · drives 4177 scenes
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