S24E18 · SCENE 12/23 · 10:57
Pulpit Friction · First Church of Springfield
Homer becomes deacon

Hooper introduces Homer as the new deacon at church.

10:57→11:55
in the episode · 0m 58s · S24E18

What happens

10:57–11:55

Hooper gives another pop culture sermon. He introduces Homer as deacon. Lovejoy feels humiliated and leaves.

WhereFirst Church of Springfield
DriverElijah Hooper
Positionact1 · payoff
ThreadHomer becomes deacon

Key lines

from this scene
11:04

God lifts you up where...

11:17

It's an honor, sir.

11:26

Lost sheep. Yes! Sis boom bah!

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Scene DNA

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humiliation0.6
rivalry0.4
humiliating0.3
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Beats

11:17Homer introduced as deacon

Scene in the episode

10:57–11:55
A · Lovejoy loses his job
B · Homer becomes deacon
C · Bedbug infestation
D · Lisa finds wedding dress

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The Simpsons - Holy Bible ! · Yellow Guy
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Homer Simpson371 episodes · drives 4177 scenes
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Ned Flanders118 episodes · drives 169 scenes
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Helen Lovejoy15 episodes · drives 2 scenes

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