S23E05 · SCENE 6/22 · 03:12
The Food Wife · Simpson house
Planning a Fun Mom Day

Homer suggests Marge take the kids on a fun day.

03:12→04:52
in the episode · 1m 40s · S23E05

What happens

03:12–04:52

Homer suggests Marge take the kids on a Saturday Surprise Mom Day. Marge suggests rolling pennies and going to the dollar store. Homer tells her to get bad ideas out of her system. Marge then suggests the X-Games.

WhereSimpson house
DriverMarge
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadMarge's Fun Mom Quest

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04:22

"Sports" stands for Strict Parental Oversight Rather Than Sports.

04:45

All the other kids are at something called the X-Games.

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Beats

03:45Marge suggests rolling pennies
04:03Marge suggests the X-Games

Scene in the episode

03:12–04:52
A · Marge's Fun Mom Quest
B · Food Blog Adventure
C · Homer's Exclusion

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The Simpsons "The Food Wife" Feat. Gordon Ramsay, Anthony Bourdain And Mario Batali · RodrigoJuanRaval
The Simpsons - Enjoy The Sweetness Of The Chemical! · Burns Charming
The Simpsons - Delicious Food! · Yellow Guy
The Simpsons - Homer Whine Like A Child! · Homer Cool

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