S15E04 · SCENE 14/25 · 05:37
The Regina Monologues · London street
Homer misbehaves in London

Homer misbehaves and the family gets lost.

05:37→06:38
in the episode · 1m 01s · S15E04

What happens

05:37–06:38

Marge says Homer punched three people. Homer argues about soccer. The family gets lost in London.

WhereLondon street
DriverHomer
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadSimpsons in England

Key lines

from this scene
05:47

I think you should use this money to take her on a nice vacation.

06:19

Anything for you, my brave Yank.

06:30

ABE: Little did I know I really was shipping out in the morning!

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
absurd0.7
social rule violation0.6
argument

Beats

05:40Homer punches people

Scene in the episode

05:37–06:38
A · Bart's museum scheme
C · Grampa's lost love

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