@@conorcolloff4104 He has all these funnily poignant scenes. I remember the earliest one I saw was from s2 when he was dating and was let go by Selma and weeps before he sees that the school sign was taken over by Bart. "Oh Springfield Elementary, I will have you back again!"
@@xrustynailsx On the (very unlikely) off-chance that you aren't trolling: A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same both backwards and forwards, such as "civic" or "radar." The name Otto is itself a palindrome. So, rather than saying "There's a name you won't be hearing for a while," Skinner instead made a statement that conveyed the same message while also making a reference to a relatively obscure concept in linguistics. And, now that the joke has been explained, it is no longer funny :P
@@qwerty6383which makes this a solid and heartwarming ending. Otto's back, the kids are happy, Skinner looks upon it fondly without the any added insanity and violence.
So, Skinner said "Bus Driver man" at the end, because that's Otto's occupation. But Otto's last name is Mann. So, was Skinner saying "Bus Driver man" or "Bus Driver Mann?"
The ending where Otto gets his license back and drives off into the distance with everyone singing hail to the bus driver man just makes me want to cry. Such a powerful episode. Its all about having faith in yourself.
It actually brings tears to my eyes too, you're not alone. The older episodes certainly had some meaning in them, such as the one when Bea Simmons' dies, and Abe uses her inheritance in renovating the Retirement Castle! 😥😪
Love this ending. Skinner disliked Otto and thought anyone could do it but in the end grew to appreciate Otto and his ability to drive the bus. The old Simpsons episodes had heart and soul.
I like how they give Skinner a specific design for when he’s stressed (five o clock shadow, suit is off, tie undone). They also used it in the episode when he got fired.
Idk about that. Unless they're on a Greyhound I don't think the bus is equipped with a toilet. And I've never ridden a Greyhound but I'm pretty sure that the driver stepping on the clutch causes the toilet to flush. I could be wrong though.
I remember back during 2011 and 2012, I would ride my bike throughout the day and stop at a grocery store for some doughnuts on the way home and pop in a dvd of the simpsons for the evening.
Replacing Otto with Principal Skinner: that's a paddlin Being stuck in traffic without trying: that's a paddlin Singing "Hail to the Bus Driver": that's a paddlin Telling Ralph to shut up: oh you better believe that's a paddlin!
The fact that he only got his license back when patty found out he was getting back at homer and gave Otto all the answers adds so much to this already great episode.
The song for this was taken from a seventeenth century Viennese tune called O du lieber Augustin. Augustin was a bagpipist during the Black Plague years who was so drunk one night that he passed out in the street and was mistaken for dead. He was chucked into a pit heaped with bodies outside the city limits. However, he was so saturated with alcohol, the booze oozing from his pores, that the disease-carrying fleas left him alone. Trapped under the corpses dumped on top of him, sure he was going to die, he played his bagpipes for the last time, The people heard him and rescued him! The melody has been used for a few different things, but it is now probably best known as Hail to the Bus Driver. History is such a hoot!
This is too hilarious 😂😂😂😂 It bring back old memories! I never actually pay attention to the song until now and never understood what the word palindrome meant gosh I need to watch The Simpsons from the early seasons Incase I missed something! Thank you for uploading this👍🏼👍🏼
The Simpson’s used to be so different there was the hard nosed gruff Skinner Burns and Wiggins and Homer used to be very serious and angry too in the early seasons when did Homer change his personality and he sounds different in the early episodes when does he change his voice ?
Respect and admiration for Otto. Skinner was relieved that he didn't have to drive the bus anymore because now he understands that it isn't as easy of a job as he once suspected.
It's really telling how Seymour starts off singing the song with the kids despite it being a bit insulting, but then after a while of not being let in, he *rages* at a line that isn't even that bad.
my hs volleyball team always sang a song on the way home from an away game, that went “thank you mr bus driver, bus driver, bus driver. thank you mr bus driver, thanks for the ride!” i wondered where it came from, and of course its a simpsons episode
The bit where Otto hits the bus stop is rather relevant to me and my job. I work for the council in a team which is responsible for the maintenance of bus stops and on several occasions have been asked to order replacement bus stop poles after the existing one has become damaged after being hit by a vehicle.
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“Nonsense! One of our good citizens will slow down and wave me in”
The doomed motto of a polite person in any situation
😂
Skinner's delivery at the end slays me every time.
So touching...
Yeah bus driver man 😂😂😂😂🤠
Lol I just watched this episode again for the 100th last night and couldn’t stop repeating that part. It’s freaking hilarious how he delivers it 😂
And the animated head shake brings it to the next level.
Agreed
He steps on the clutch and the toilet goes flush... Hail to the .. SHUT UP
Ralph was like "WTF???"
poor ralph 😣
dijo dim why u spoil it for me
HA!! Never gets old! 😂😂
0:57
The ending with Skinner always brings a tear to my eye
Shit was touching watching them ride in the sunset lol
*The golden days of this show!*
“bus driver man..”
It's so oddly beautiful when skinner says it.
@@conorcolloff4104 He has all these funnily poignant scenes. I remember the earliest one I saw was from s2 when he was dating and was let go by Selma and weeps before he sees that the school sign was taken over by Bart. "Oh Springfield Elementary, I will have you back again!"
"Otto. That's one palindrome you won't be hearing for a while..."
Love that line.
Seriously, early Simpsons were genius. Even the small jokes were on point...
@@Robert-hz9bj I don't get the joke explain it
@@xrustynailsx On the (very unlikely) off-chance that you aren't trolling:
A palindrome is a word that is spelled the same both backwards and forwards, such as "civic" or "radar." The name Otto is itself a palindrome. So, rather than saying "There's a name you won't be hearing for a while," Skinner instead made a statement that conveyed the same message while also making a reference to a relatively obscure concept in linguistics. And, now that the joke has been explained, it is no longer funny :P
@@Robert-hz9bjExactly! Like Otto driving through the stop sign at the end
Seein Seymour break is one the funniest things ever lol
Johnny? Johnny???
Cool!
I broke his brain!
🤣😁😂
Why do you think Bart tortures him?
Because he takes advantage of his repetitive responses and manipulates his brain perhaps? 😊
Italian Than English
Cracks me up how Skinner yells "SHUT UP!!".
You mean Armin Tamzarian, right?
It's so simple, but it's one of the best lines in the entire show.
@@Trek001 no no no. Its Seymour Skinner. That episode will not be spoken of
He sounds different when he yelled shut up
@@shaniamcgowan9268 almost as if Harry Shearer broke character!
0:53 The girl sitting next to Ralph is looking at him like “you’re really pushing it, kid.”
I never noticed that and I’ve been watching this scene forever hahaha
it's been over 20 years and i still laugh hysterically at "SHUT UP!!"
Lmao me too
Lol, it’s already dusk. So he was sitting there for 6 hours? If he got in, would he have taken them to school even though the school day was over?
It never ever fails I ALWAYS loose it and laugh like crazy when he says SHUT UP! What a classic episode.
The delivery of the line and the way he says it is just GOLD.
0:57 in case you forgot
Top 3 clips of the Simpsons ever.
Yes...Lisa sometimes was a pain in the ass.😃😅😎
@@josephhickman1306 He was talking to Ralph lol.
lol Otto not only hit a bus stop sign but ran through a stop sign in a span of 30 seconds
Nice small detail. In modern episode he probably would've run over another car that explodes after or something like that
That’s the joke
That's what happens at the JFK Depot.
@@qwerty6383which makes this a solid and heartwarming ending. Otto's back, the kids are happy, Skinner looks upon it fondly without the any added insanity and violence.
Yes, hail to the bus driver...
Bus driver man
Which season / number episode is this?
Humbler words were never spoken
The Otto Show
Season 3
April 1992
Beautiful 😌
So, Skinner said "Bus Driver man" at the end, because that's Otto's occupation. But Otto's last name is Mann.
So, was Skinner saying "Bus Driver man" or "Bus Driver Mann?"
The ending where Otto gets his license back and drives off into the distance with everyone singing hail to the bus driver man just makes me want to cry. Such a powerful episode. Its all about having faith in yourself.
It actually brings tears to my eyes too, you're not alone.
The older episodes certainly had some meaning in them, such as the one when Bea Simmons' dies, and Abe uses her inheritance in renovating the Retirement Castle! 😥😪
@@lucylocket4740 the classics are always the best. Had meaning to it. It really gets to my heart when I watch it now.
He blazed right through that stop sign too.
@@lucylocket4740 that episode gets my heart all the time. :(
@@lloydmaliakal6256 Same here! 😥😥
"Hail to the--" "SHUUUT UUUP!!!"
😂😂😂
Love this ending. Skinner disliked Otto and thought anyone could do it but in the end grew to appreciate Otto and his ability to drive the bus. The old Simpsons episodes had heart and soul.
For me, it's Ralph's awkward expression and eye-roll that makes this scene hilarious
0:57 “Shut up!”
Lawrence Walker 0:58
He's like WTF.
no you
I like how they give Skinner a specific design for when he’s stressed (five o clock shadow, suit is off, tie undone). They also used it in the episode when he got fired.
I think he also had it in the one where he was trapped under his mothers old newspaper collection.
@@tobylanglois3698 and the one where he's trapped in a ballsack.
Ralph was that one kid (or adult) we all knew who had zero situational awareness and when to keep quiet lol
I actually don't think his character was fully established at the point this episode aired, in April 1992! 😶
"Yes. Hail to the bus driver, Bus driver man!"
Forget the "shut up," the delivery on that final line is one of the series' best moments imo
That "SHUT UP!" part is funny, but Seymour's delivery at the end gets me in the feels...
Damn Principal Skinner waitied until night to drive the kids to school, I wonder how the kids stayed calm and patient?
They probably escaped the bus between morning and night to prevent hunger and dehydration! 😮
@@lucylocket4740 that's what I would have assume because I wouldn't be surprised if they got hungry and moaned about wanting food.
They were probably all scared
@@SharkandMinno probably yeah especially when Skinner yelled at Ralph 😅
In the end Skinner makes it looks like Otto is doing something so heroic 😂
“Otto, thats one palindrome you wont be hearing for a while”
So good 😂😂😂😂
Loved it when Skinner told Ralph to shut up
Baron Taylor the best part is the groan
What a lot of viewers (especially ones that still watch this now zombie show) *actually* want to say to him!
When Ralph was occasionally a normal kid...
Idk about that. Unless they're on a Greyhound I don't think the bus is equipped with a toilet. And I've never ridden a Greyhound but I'm pretty sure that the driver stepping on the clutch causes the toilet to flush. I could be wrong though.
"He steps on the clutch and the toilet goes flush" Ralph Wiggum ne er disappoints
for real though shout out to bus drivers - they do a huge public service and its often a difficult job. u rock bus drivers
I remember back during 2011 and 2012, I would ride my bike throughout the day and stop at a grocery store for some doughnuts on the way home and pop in a dvd of the simpsons for the evening.
How long was Skinner waiting for an opening? It must have been pretty long since he grew a stubble.
Agent Prime and looked to be near sun set
All day
That's just a 5 o clock shadow haha
@Stephen Vojta Shut the fuck up
Stephen Vojta r/wooosh
Skinner realised that being a bus driver is harder than it seems, and Otto is perfect for that job
"Let me in, let me in." I crack up every time.
The SHUT UP is even funnier!
That's a lot of traffic for a city of only about 30,000.
30,000?
@@billdautrive91 Best not to ask too many questions.
it was peak hour
Yes because there is only that one two lane road, haven't you played Hit & Run
Times are hard when the school principal has to drive the school bus 😂
Did he just grow a 5-o'clock shadow at one intersection
First time I paid attention to the lyrics: "He drinks and he cusses and he stinks up the buses" Damn! Must be a fun bus to be on 😂😂😂
Replacing Otto with Principal Skinner: that's a paddlin
Being stuck in traffic without trying: that's a paddlin
Singing "Hail to the Bus Driver": that's a paddlin
Telling Ralph to shut up: oh you better believe that's a paddlin!
The fact that he only got his license back when patty found out he was getting back at homer and gave Otto all the answers adds so much to this already great episode.
Skinner at 0:59 always cracks me up.
Ralph: Hail to the--
Skinner: SHUT UP!!
I like how Otto just run a stop sign
The song for this was taken from a seventeenth century Viennese tune called O du lieber Augustin. Augustin was a bagpipist during the Black Plague years who was so drunk one night that he passed out in the street and was mistaken for dead. He was chucked into a pit heaped with bodies outside the city limits. However, he was so saturated with alcohol, the booze oozing from his pores, that the disease-carrying fleas left him alone. Trapped under the corpses dumped on top of him, sure he was going to die, he played his bagpipes for the last time, The people heard him and rescued him! The melody has been used for a few different things, but it is now probably best known as Hail to the Bus Driver. History is such a hoot!
When I was kid, boy did I laugh my ass off when he yelled SHUT UP!
This is too hilarious 😂😂😂😂 It bring back old memories! I never actually pay attention to the song until now and never understood what the word palindrome meant gosh I need to watch The Simpsons from the early seasons Incase I missed something! Thank you for uploading this👍🏼👍🏼
The Simpson’s used to be so different there was the hard nosed gruff Skinner Burns and Wiggins and Homer used to be very serious and angry too in the early seasons when did Homer change his personality and he sounds different in the early episodes when does he change his voice ?
this is one of the most feel good endings to a Simpsons and I have no idea why. Skinners last sentence gives me goosebumps.
0:48 LET ME IN!
LET ME IIIN!
The Simpsons once again beating another show to a meme.
we have learned so much in this, 1:28 seconds.
1:14 the first thing Otto does is run a stop sign
What was Skinner's reaction when he said, "Yes, hail to the bus driver man. Bus driver man" at the end?
satisfaction
Respect and admiration for Otto. Skinner was relieved that he didn't have to drive the bus anymore because now he understands that it isn't as easy of a job as he once suspected.
dunno half happy half sad maybe
Ralph's face when skinner tells him to shut up. 😂😂😂😂
I love that he just goes through the stop sign.
I completely relate to Principal Skinner snapping on the passenger. And at the end he understands and appreciates Otto more than ever.
I tried leaving a voice message to my friend saying the last line by Skinner but burst out laughing half way through. It's just such a good scene.
I like how Skinner sings along. He must've sung this song when he was a kid.
The part with Ralph singing and Skinner yelling at him to shut up cracks me up 😂😂
Just before Ralph's character took off
He drinks and he cusses he stinks up the busses hail to the bus driver the bus driver man
He steps on the clutch and the toilet goes flush.
"He steps on the clutch and the toilet goes flush. Hail to the--"
SHUT UP!!!
Interestingly enough it has the same tune as The More we get together from Barnie and friends.
Otto running the stop sign at the end is proof of the small tidbits they throw into this show that makes it so funny.
I liked that they missed an entire day of school and are just sitting on that bus until dark 😂 😂 😂
This scene popped in my head so I figured look on good Ole YT. And sure enough... This episode gives me nostalgia
Love how Otto runs through the stop sign at the end and Skinner isn't bothered by it.
I like how skiner goes so insane he yells at Ralph “Shut up!”. It’s so out of character for him.
Guessing Skinner never merge the freeway on a bad day.
I love how Otto runs a stop sign at the end.
Hail to the bus driver bus driver man he steals all the buses he smashes and crushes Hail to the bus driver bus driver man
The pic on Otto's license kills me every time
I never noticed as a kid that Otto still runs a stop sign after returning to work
Yo he was at the intersection all day I'd have told Ralph to shut up too
I cant seem to stop playing this.
It's really telling how Seymour starts off singing the song with the kids despite it being a bit insulting, but then after a while of not being let in, he *rages* at a line that isn't even that bad.
This is the only way rich people will ever appreciate "essential workers"
i love this video
What I found it strange is how he grew a 5 o clock shadow after a few hours on the road
Skinner with stubble. I searched for it because I had it in my memory for some reason.
It always gets me when Ralph wants to cheer him up and Skinner is exploding.🤣
His voice slips into Lovejoy at the end
Skinner just scared me
I love how Otto runs the stop sign at the end 😂
lol i like how you can hear lisa's voice the loudest when they're singing hail to the bus driver
my hs volleyball team always sang a song on the way home from an away game, that went “thank you mr bus driver, bus driver, bus driver. thank you mr bus driver, thanks for the ride!”
i wondered where it came from, and of course its a simpsons episode
Hail him!
To the tune of "The More We Get Together", derived from the melodies of two songs: "Did You Ever See a Lassie" and "O du lieber Augustin".
Poor Ralph wiggum
He ran a stop sign
He's covered in grease
And he flees from police
He burps and he smokes
And he tells dirty jokes
I love how Nancy Cartwright slipped her natural voice for a split second when asking “where’s Otto?”.
0:49 Eric Andre
Holy crap, uncanny
The bit where Otto hits the bus stop is rather relevant to me and my job.
I work for the council in a team which is responsible for the maintenance of bus stops and on several occasions have been asked to order replacement bus stop poles after the existing one has become damaged after being hit by a vehicle.
Bus driver man
I like that only a few hours of waiting gave Skinner so much stress he grew a full beard
That's days later, each day he makes it onto the road but he's broken down by the stress. Not grooming himself anymore.
Thank mr bus driver
Skinner yelling Shut Up! Is easily in the top 5 of Simpsons greatest moments. 😀
Always and forever ❤
I love how he drives through the stop sign at the end
Love it 😍
We have to admit that those cars were going faster than average cars lol
Bart wasn't even seated when he started to drive.
The way Ralph looks down after being shouted at also gets me.
And off he goes, driving straight past the stop sign haha