S06E21 · SCENE 12/22 · 11:57
The PTA Disbands · Springfield bank
Homer discovers bank is insolvent

Homer learns the bank has no money due to loans.

11:57→12:27
in the episode · 0m 30s · S06E21

What happens

11:57–12:27

Homer tries to withdraw money but the bank is out of cash. He argues with the teller about loans to Fred and Bill.

WhereSpringfield bank
DriverHomer Simpson
Positionact1 · complication
ThreadTeacher strike plot

Key lines

from this scene
12:02

You only have enough cash for the next three customers?

12:18

Hey, what the hell you doing with my money in your house, Fred?

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
angry0.4
escalation0.3
absurd0.3
petty grievance0.2
argument

Beats

12:10Bank has no money

Scene in the episode

11:57–12:27
A · Teacher strike plot
B · Bart's scheme plot
C · Home schooling plot

Clips from this episode

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The Simpsons - Teachers go on Strike · Dee
Hey they're trying to learn for free! - The Simpsons · Simpsons Clips
Operation: Strike (The Simpsons) · ThingsICantFindOtherwise
Leopold - The Simpsons · Simpsons Clips
Hello Mother Dear (The Simpsons) · ThingsICantFindOtherwise
What Do You Mean The Bank Is Out Of Money? (The Simpsons) · ThingsICantFindOtherwise
The SImpsons: The PTA Has Disbanded! · McClarver Productions
I'm Losing My Perspicacity! (The Simpsons) · ThingsICantFindOtherwise

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