S17E18 · SCENE 6/20 · 06:09
Mayflower Crisis and Rescue

Homer saves the Mayflower from disaster after the captain is incapacitated.

06:09→07:35
in the episode · 1m 26s · S17E18

What happens

06:09–07:35

The captain is beheaded. Homer takes charge, driving the ship drunk. He navigates using an albatross. The ship reaches land, and Homer names it New England.

WhereMayflower
DriverHomer
Positionact1 · payoff
ThreadNeptune Disaster

Key lines

from this scene
06:21

That's all I needed to hear.

06:31

But, baby, a man has needs.

07:08

They're looking at me 'cause I have the key to the stocks.

07:18

I'll see to it you fundamentalist christians live to take over all America by the 21st century.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
triumphant0.7
escalation0.6
coincidence0.4
absurd0.3
monologue

Beats

07:28Homer spots an albatross leading to safety.

Scene in the episode

06:09–07:35
A · Dinner Delay Stories
B · Mayflower Voyage
C · Bounty Mutiny
D · Neptune Disaster

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