S16E21 · SCENE 10/18 · 10:06
Marge's Concern and Homer's Conversion

Marge is concerned about Bart's interest in Catholicism, while Homer converts.

10:06→12:20
in the episode · 2m 14s · S16E21

What happens

10:06–12:20

Marge expresses concern about Bart's growing interest in Catholicism, while Homer is drawn to the church's activities and begins converting.

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Key lines

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10:09

And I'm sick of you teaching my son your time-tested values.

10:27

Blessed art thou among syrups. And bless No praying to the condiments!

10:35

Que buenos cake-os de pan-o!

12:13

But it ends with bread and wine. Whoo-hoo!

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
misunderstanding0.7
social rule violation0.6
tense0.6
absurd0.4
rapid back and forth

Beats

10:13Homer joins the church
10:41Marge is worried

Scene in the episode

10:06–12:20
A · Bart's Catholic School Adventure
B · Marge's Religious Rescue Mission
C · Homer's Catholic Conversion

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The Simpsons - Protestant Heaven vs Catholic Heaven · iMovie
The Simpsons - Protestant Heaven vs. Catholic Heaven · Saturna777
The Simpsons - Bart in Catholic school (part 2 of 2) · Fer Seb

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