S20E12 · SCENE 8/20 · 07:29
No Loan Again, Naturally · The Simpson house (living room)
House Sale Auction

The Simpsons' house is put up for sale at an auction.

07:29→07:55
in the episode · 0m 26s · S20E12

What happens

07:29–07:55

The Simpsons' house is auctioned, with Ned Flanders buying it, much to Homer and Marge's surprise.

WhereThe Simpson house (living room)
DriverAuctioneer
Positionreveal
Threadact1

Key lines

from this scene
07:30

I know I shouldn't get too attached to a building, but that's where Lisa took her first step.

07:36

The kids' height, Homer's weight.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
absurd0.6
misunderstanding0.5
social rule violation0.4
tense0.4
monologue

Beats

08:01House for sale sign
08:50Ned Flanders buying the house

Scene in the episode

07:29–07:55
A · Simpsons Mortgage Crisis
B · Ned Flanders' Landlord Role
C · Homer's Exploitation of Ned

Clips from this episode

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THE SIMPSONS - Ned Flanders And Homer Argued Loudly! · Homer Cool
THE SIMPSONS -Happy Mardi Gras! · Yellow Guy
The Simpsons S20E12 No loan again, Naturally. - Mardi Gras · Out799
THE SIMPSONS - The Simpsons Is No Longer Home! · Burns Charming

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Homer Simpson371 episodes · drives 4177 scenes
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Marge Simpson237 episodes · drives 977 scenes
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Ned Flanders118 episodes · drives 169 scenes

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