S17E14 · SCENE 25/30 · 15:17
Bart Has Two Mommies · Flanders house
Marge loses the boys

Marge fails to keep Rod safe and Ned fires her as babysitter.

15:17→16:32
in the episode · 1m 15s · S17E14

What happens

15:17–16:32

Rod climbs high and chips a tooth. Ned blames Marge and says she is an unfit mother. Marge protests but Ned takes his boys away.

WhereFlanders house
DriverNed
Positionact2 · complication
ThreadMarge babysits Flanders boys

Key lines

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15:18

Lookin' good, Rod!

15:34

I'm a... friendly dog.

16:08

I don't want you watching my boys ever again!

16:28

His so-called real mother could not be found for comment.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
angry0.8
social rule violation0.7
tense0.6
escalation0.5
argument

Beats

15:44Rod chips a tooth
16:06Ned fires Marge

Scene in the episode

15:17–16:32
A · Marge babysits Flanders boys
B · Homer takes kids to shelter
C · Bart kidnapped by monkey

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Marge Simpson237 episodes · drives 977 scenes
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Rod Flanders11 episodes · drives 1 scenes
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Ned Flanders118 episodes · drives 169 scenes
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