S12E11 · SCENE 1/22 · 00:03
Worst Episode Ever · Simpson kitchen
Homer eats baking soda

Homer eats a whole box of baking soda on a bet with Bart.

00:03→01:08
in the episode · 1m 05s · S12E11

What happens

00:03–01:08

Homer eats pancakes with the family. Bart bets Homer five dollars he cannot eat a whole box of baking soda. Homer raises the bet to fifty dollars and starts eating.

WhereSimpson kitchen
DriverHomer
Positioncold_open · setup
ThreadBart and Milhouse run store

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00:11

-(flatulating noise) -Ooh! (scoffs) I better put on the silencer.

00:46

Wow... (sniffing) The absorbed odors of a million meals.

01:00

MAN: If it doesn't fit, you must acquit.

01:04

RICHARD NIXON: Therefore, I shall resign the Presidency...

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Scene DNA

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bet1.0
absurd1.0
argument

Beats

00:31Homer accepts the bet to eat baking soda

Scene in the episode

00:03–01:08
A · Bart and Milhouse run store
B · Homer's antacid trip
C · Comic Book Guy romance
D · Bootleg video scheme

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