@@RyanTheDark Yeah, well, you can´t really take Family Guy seriously lol. The Simpsons is a comedy for sure, but the characters have a large degree of persistence and consistency, while also kinda developing, and the stories and plot devices somewhat make sense and are realistic, not so for FG. The show is just completely autistic, and I love that about it.
@@tizyman7120 You really cannot. Starting season 3 or so, literally about several times per each episode, something absolutely Earth-shattering happens (a major character dies/is paralyzed/maimed/changes sex etc. etc.) and then this very permanent/lasting event is nullified. Hence, you cannot take much of what happens on the series seriously at all, since much of it is mutually contradictory.
This episode is one of my favorites. It's so strange that the Simpsons by season 2 already had such amazing writing. The 70s are portrayed with a strange warmth and general groundedness, and the character dialouge is some top notch stuff. Springfield is still Springfield but the conversations are so well observed and smart. There's something so weirdly sweet about this episode and the next two flashback episodes that would follow. I love how it's drawn too. Bendy simpsons were the best simpsons
@@kiddgoldson definetly the 1970s because the first ever simpsons episode was in the 80s which was after they was married, which probably means that they was married in the 1970s which also shows how he has a coupe car because you can still get one then, because coupes was still being made in the 60s. the only problem that is blocking that is that on google it says he is 39 years old
At least one person who worked on The Simpsons must have really liked "Close to You" as it appears quite a lot. I think it is ultimately meant to represent Homer and Marge as it mostly seems to play in their scenes, like it is "their song" even if they don't know about it, but it is also played at other Simpsons moments.
This was back when The Simpson had heart and soul. It’s why it’s so clear of Family Guy. Excellent writing, comic masterclass, iconic episodes and had heart. Family Guy had repetitive gags that over stayed their welcome, bad poorly written edgy jokes, mean spirited characters and lazy scripts (well okay the first 3-4 seconds were genuinely good but beyond that, no) It’s sad that The Simpsons didn’t end in it’s peak and has now basically become Family Guy.
Homer still had the same diet and beer addiction back when he was a teenager, I think Homer gained all the weight when he had Bart, as shown as in the Kamp Krusty episode, when the kids leave Homer gets back in shape.
I wish there were more episodes about teenage Marge and Homer that show how there relationship developed after prom and reveal more about their time in highschool with Dondelinger, Artie Ziff etc. Wouldn't mind a season either It would be great to create more depth to their relationship and revive the 70s
@@wiseguy240Winston Jup. They could have done an episode about Bart wanting to become a DJ instead. The new Homer/Marge flashback Episodes are merely for entertaining purposes I guess I can't take them for granted :/
Honestly don't know why people don't consider season 1 and 2 as the golden age but to me they are good. I feel like now the Simpsons can't do a good episode. Now it wouldn't do justice to their characters if they do it.
@@RyanTheDark true the new Simpsons are out of Character to put as many stupid jokes as possible or to talk about a modern popcultre thing etc. :/ I like the old episodes season 1-3 the best. They had less storyline and less jokes, but focused more on the characters and their emotional developement. It was calm I totally miss it. Nowadays every episode seems so rushed. The early episodes regularly showed Marge's and Homers family Members. I really loved that about the early seasons
@@Vanessa-bb2qo 1-8 is my favorite. 8 is the weakest for me because it went too... overboard with the jokes. The risks were decreasing. They reference too much which would led to an episode like Principal and the Pauper. 1-7 was hilarious but still have heart and unique idea storylines. 6-7 was full of mysteries. 4-5 was basically just the Simpsons living their own life but entertaining and hilarious. Ultimately, the first 8 shall always be the Canon of the Simpsons for me despite the retcons.
0:10 Poor Barney! You've to remember that is originally *Homer's* fault that he turned into an alcoholic. Beforehand, he was a budding, eager student with a bright future ahead.
BOTH Barney and Homer were smoking in the Boys' Bathroom when they got detention, and I never thought that Homer was 100% at fault for the way Barney's life turned out!
You know most people think that Homer is basically the devil and Marge is a saint and that they should break up but I never saw it that way. Homer is not entirely horrible and Marge is not entirely wonderful. They both have good parts and bad parts. Homer's flaws: Laziness, gluttony, hot temper, and alcohol addiction. Marge's flaws: controlling, possessiveness, and extreme jealousy. Flaws that apply to both: Occasional selfishness, occasional abuse (Homer more physical, Marge more emotional), quick to anger, hypocrisy, judgemental, dishonesty, and insensitivity (though in both their cases it's normally innocent) Good attributes that apply to both: love, good intentions, selflessness, loyalty, and caring. I actually like this couple because they are both full of flaws but also full of good attributes. They're not horrifically all bad like Peter and Lois, but they're not creepingly clean cut perfect like the Flanders. In other words they're human so that makes them more relatable. Not only that but they also bring out the best in each other and would give up anything for each other even their own lives. If that's not love then I don't know what is.
I mean, Homer not only had an absolutely traumatizing childhood where he was isolated, abandoned and relentlessly abused, he also literally has brain damage which is potentially quite severe. His immaturity, impulsivness, selfishness, alcoholism and myriad of other flaws are mostly due to his abysmal upbringing. There are so many times when he works hard to change for the better and absolutely does. But any time he feels shame or is mocked just for being who he is, his family and friends always step in and assure him they love him regardless. A beautiful sentiment if I'm honest. But all of this aside you have to understand the position Marge is in. She's been looking after him like a psudo mother since they were teenagers even despite her own pretty awful childhood. Not only things like cooking, cleaning and looking after their kids. But offering unwavering emotional support and cleaning up his messes even when he does some of the most awful things. Things that nearly leave their family homeless, things that ruin opportunities and sink them deeper and deeper into trouble. Hell, even things that threaten the physical safety and wellbeing of everyone in their city. And that's on top of the everyday stuff like being verbally abusive and constantly drinking himself blind. Yeah Homer genuinely tries his best, and his horrible behaviour isn't totally his fault. But that doesn't excuse it away and doesn't mean he just gets to do whatever he wants. Especially when some it has such serious consequences. She's been holding him and their whole family together for so, so long despite that holding her back. She's a beautiful, incredibly talented woman with so much potential but because she has Homer and the kids to look after she never really gets the chance to shine. Her family has grown to recognize how hard she works and that's why they care so much about her happiness. They love her and wholeheartedly appreciate the sacrifices she's making just to keep them afloat. She's no saint, but honestly she's one of the most patient, loving and understanding characters out there. Lois fell to pieces and became an unforgivibly awful person under the same pressures dealing with Peter. But Marge still stands strong like the rock she's always been. I think it's pretty understandable that her marriage is far from perfect. What, you expect her to *also* make their relationship sweet and harmonious? How much can one woman possibly do?
This night be one of my favourite scenes of all time. I dont think its ever been really apprecaited how the simpsons truly "gets" cinematograthy, like this, The corny song, the way marge walks slowly and kind of disjointed, even an idiot could tell that homer is seriously in love for the first time.
The song isn't "corny!" I'm a '70s child, and I had the record album myself! Marge's walking is from "special effects," and Homer couldn't help himself if he thought Marge was the most beautiful girl he ever saw in his life!
Michael Cordero Cadillac69 Homer Simpson wasn't born in the 80's who ever told you that wasn't a fan. The Show came out in 1988 or 1989, but Marge and Homer is around the Same Age and meet in High School, there is a Episode that shows it deeper and show that the met when they were Children. But you be overthinking it if you think you get what year they went to in High School
When cartoon characters never age. I am now closing in on both their ages' now while older than three Barts put together. I myself still cannot believe that I am *now* several years older than Jon Arbuckle from "Garfield".
SuperTed19021, the creators and writers can decide to "age" cartoon characters! Many people have commented that Marge's voice changed over the years, and I noticed the same thing with the late actress Jean Vander Pyl, when she voiced Wilma Flintstone!
Hearing this song in the movie had SO much impact. "Just a movie plot on TV" Seth MacFarlane says-SHUT UP SETH YOUR SHOW HAD ONLY HALF THE STAYING POWER BEFORE YOU PEAKED!
You know why, Dating is not good. In Roblox, dating is also not good. The reason why, Imagine you are a male student. When you talked to a girl near you, your teacher might scold you.
Fun fact: this takes place in 1974 and he tolds Bart and Lisa about it 16 years later, when they're 10 and 8. So doing math, if the timeline was adjusted to the latest season, Marge and Homer would've met for the first time in 2007 instead!
Yes, but remember that Homer's age has changed over the seasons, starting here at 34 and in the latest seasons he is said to be 39½ / 40. They also made different stories over time about their past to change some things. It's impressive how much time has passed though!
Think she always liked Homer as well, just went with Alfie Ziff to get a prom date after Homer pi**ed her off. Makes me thing if she didn't, would Alfie be desperate enough to take Patty or Selma? Who knows why that would have led to.....
SuperTed19021, they first met at summer camp, but Homer didn't use his real name! Patty and Selma thought Artie Ziff was a better choice for Marge before he tried to rape her in the car on Prom Night! I don't think Artie would have been attracted to Patty and Selma with their excessively heavy chain-smoking and nasty comments!
The first time I heard this song was on the Simpsons. Everytime I hear this song I think of this scene. Oh man how this series has fallen to shit after the 90s.
Honestly teenage Marge is the most beautiful character design in a show I've ever seen. She's good-hearted, intelligent, extremly artsy and down to earth. And with her hair down she looks like a beautiful fairy. I understand Homer and Artie I would have also fallen for her. Although I wouldn't have been so nasty after she said she doesn't want to get out with me.
Remember folks Homer Originally meet Marge in 1974 because in that same episode Homer was singing The Joker by The Steve Miller Band. Besides this episode came out in Season 2
Joshua Kline, did you forget that Homer and Marge first met at summer camp, but Homer didn't use his real name? He NEVER forgot Marge, and in detention, he fell in love with her all over again!
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“SHE’S MINE!”
Truer words have never been spoken.
0:42
He made her pregnant just to be sure.
This is so cute. "IT WAS WORTH IT."
*IT WAS WORTH IT*
6 days!
Ok Simpson to the back of the room!
*slowly gets up and moves to the back of the room*
That teacher would get knocked out nowadays if not worse, because kids are tougher now.
I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THAT
IT WAS WORTH IT
She had no idea he would one day be her husband
OldworkbyEmmaCRB it's funny how people know each other for awhile or long and one day they will be together
Who knows maybe one of your friends u know today will be your future wife or husband
And father of her children
OldworkbyEmmaCRB that's how it works
She? HOW CAN A GIRL BE A HUSBAND
It’s absolutely hilarious that the detention teacher completely ignores Marge and dishes out an extra day of detention for Homer.
He was hating on homers grind
He thought Homer talked too much!
To be fair, Homer was talking twice as much as she was.
It’s even funnier how the detention teacher didn’t even care about Homer talking until Marge walked in.
Yeah haha I just noticed and it's true to life!
Think it’s really fitting that they used the same song in the movie when Marge and the kids leave him in Alaska.
Yeah, this is How Homer and Marge's Favorite Wedding Song from The Simpsons Movie.
@@quelbelle6770 Actually, that song in that episode was You Are So Beautiful, but it was still so sweet and cute. :3
@@GabePickles3837no this was the song from the movie
That absolutely fuckin’ wrecked me. 😭
Marge definitely knows this is their song. The one where they get the musical doorbell was also done to the tune of this song. 😊
Close to You (AKA Why do birds suddenly appear?) will always be Homer's & Marge's song
Definitely so then and also in the Simpsons movie
Wow, I didn't know my comment got so many likes. My other comment aswell
OldworkbyEmmaCRB that’s in season 24
It appeared on the Simpsons movie
Hey Emma.
Remember when the Simpsons were like this. When Homer and Marge was actually in love with each other, instead of 'seemingly' hating each other now.
The same can be said for family guy.
@@RyanTheDark Yeah, well, you can´t really take Family Guy seriously lol. The Simpsons is a comedy for sure, but the characters have a large degree of persistence and consistency, while also kinda developing, and the stories and plot devices somewhat make sense and are realistic, not so for FG. The show is just completely autistic, and I love that about it.
@@Riwillion Yes you can
@@tizyman7120 You really cannot. Starting season 3 or so, literally about several times per each episode, something absolutely Earth-shattering happens (a major character dies/is paralyzed/maimed/changes sex etc. etc.) and then this very permanent/lasting event is nullified. Hence, you cannot take much of what happens on the series seriously at all, since much of it is mutually contradictory.
It's a reflection of the death of relationships in America
This episode is one of my favorites. It's so strange that the Simpsons by season 2 already had such amazing writing. The 70s are portrayed with a strange warmth and general groundedness, and the character dialouge is some top notch stuff. Springfield is still Springfield but the conversations are so well observed and smart. There's something so weirdly sweet about this episode and the next two flashback episodes that would follow. I love how it's drawn too. Bendy simpsons were the best simpsons
Maybe 1969
@@kiddgoldson definetly the 1970s because the first ever simpsons episode was in the 80s which was after they was married, which probably means that they was married in the 1970s which also shows how he has a coupe car because you can still get one then, because coupes was still being made in the 60s. the only problem that is blocking that is that on google it says he is 39 years old
@@kiddgoldson also the fact that maggie was still a thing in the first episode and bart
Simpsons was so great from season 1-8. Idc what retcons they make today but Homer and Marge would always be 70s graduates to me.
At least one person who worked on The Simpsons must have really liked "Close to You" as it appears quite a lot. I think it is ultimately meant to represent Homer and Marge as it mostly seems to play in their scenes, like it is "their song" even if they don't know about it, but it is also played at other Simpsons moments.
MJN SEIFER yeah i totally agreed with you
@@ram_s_d27 They did play an "indianized" version of it during Apu and Manjula's wedding.
Too bad the version here isn't the original and it honestly definitely ain't that good
@@girlscanbedrummers5449 it is the original
Mario Vazquez nope sounds close but it’s not. Wonder if it’s same singer different version or if it’s a cover
So THAT’s why they used Close to You for The Simpson’s Movie
And that's why it hurts even more! 😭
Yea i almost cried
@@BiggyWiggy2119 zmzm,,
This is so well crafted. It touches you.
Honestly such an iconic moment in the Simpsons. They were meant to be together.
One of my favourite scenes from The Simpsons. Homer fell in love with her the moment he first saw her.
That also happens in real life, but we don't always hear about it!
This scene was so wholesome and sweet. He fell in love soon as he laid eyes on her and would be forever from that moment
Homer NEVER stopped loving Marge, no matter what!
This was back when The Simpson had heart and soul. It’s why it’s so clear of Family Guy. Excellent writing, comic masterclass, iconic episodes and had heart. Family Guy had repetitive gags that over stayed their welcome, bad poorly written edgy jokes, mean spirited characters and lazy scripts (well okay the first 3-4 seconds were genuinely good but beyond that, no)
It’s sad that The Simpsons didn’t end in it’s peak and has now basically become Family Guy.
@@0w3n27agree, fg is shit
Homer looks handsome back then :^
Filia-kun I know but what about now xD
Thats what happens when beer and a lack of excercise overtake your life.
Homer still had the same diet and beer addiction back when he was a teenager, I think Homer gained all the weight when he had Bart, as shown as in the Kamp Krusty episode, when the kids leave Homer gets back in shape.
@@Tornadic When your younger alcohol, junk food etc etc doesn't really mess your health up too bad. But it catches up to you as time goes on.
Homer inherited his father's baldness, along with eating too much!
Homer is a pretty good looking bloke. He may not be the smartest but he’s got a good heart. He’s a catch, Marge is really lucky☺️
When he had hair and not a beer belly.
Homer didn't always use his best judgment, but when he really wanted something badly enough, he fought tooth and nail to get it!
he's not the smartest because the show is sexist and lives on stereotypes.
Homer and Marge are the cutest. I just love them together.
When they were younger as teenagers.
The part when she’s walking to her seat homers face was so cute
Homer couldn't help himself!
I wish there were more episodes about teenage Marge and Homer that show how there relationship developed after prom and reveal more about their time in highschool with Dondelinger, Artie Ziff etc.
Wouldn't mind a season either It would be great to create more depth to their relationship and revive the 70s
They retconned it, now homer was a teen in the 90's...
@@wiseguy240Winston Jup. They could have done an episode about Bart wanting to become a DJ instead.
The new Homer/Marge flashback Episodes are merely for entertaining purposes I guess I can't take them for granted :/
Honestly don't know why people don't consider season 1 and 2 as the golden age but to me they are good. I feel like now the Simpsons can't do a good episode. Now it wouldn't do justice to their characters if they do it.
@@RyanTheDark true the new Simpsons are out of Character to put as many stupid jokes as possible or to talk about a modern popcultre thing etc. :/
I like the old episodes season 1-3 the best. They had less storyline and less jokes, but focused more on the characters and their emotional developement. It was calm I totally miss it. Nowadays every episode seems so rushed.
The early episodes regularly showed Marge's and Homers family Members. I really loved that about the early seasons
@@Vanessa-bb2qo 1-8 is my favorite. 8 is the weakest for me because it went too... overboard with the jokes. The risks were decreasing. They reference too much which would led to an episode like Principal and the Pauper. 1-7 was hilarious but still have heart and unique idea storylines. 6-7 was full of mysteries. 4-5 was basically just the Simpsons living their own life but entertaining and hilarious. Ultimately, the first 8 shall always be the Canon of the Simpsons for me despite the retcons.
0:10 Poor Barney! You've to remember that is originally *Homer's* fault that he turned into an alcoholic. Beforehand, he was a budding, eager student with a bright future ahead.
BOTH Barney and Homer were smoking in the Boys' Bathroom when they got detention, and I never thought that Homer was 100% at fault for the way Barney's life turned out!
@@LisaKoffler Oh yes, forgot about that scene. "English? I've never been to England? Let's go smoke."
I NEVER smoked or even tried it!
She fancied Elliott Gould over him. What does that say about Barnie.
Barney: Hey, would you like to go...?
Homer: (grunts) She’s mine!
0:40
Don't you just looove Marge with her hair down??
Fr
It looks way better than she had her hair as a beehive.
Always liked that Homer would bop his head to the piano
You know most people think that Homer is basically the devil and Marge is a saint and that they should break up but I never saw it that way.
Homer is not entirely horrible and Marge is not entirely wonderful. They both have good parts and bad parts.
Homer's flaws: Laziness, gluttony, hot temper, and alcohol addiction.
Marge's flaws: controlling, possessiveness, and extreme jealousy.
Flaws that apply to both: Occasional selfishness, occasional abuse (Homer more physical, Marge more emotional), quick to anger, hypocrisy, judgemental, dishonesty, and insensitivity (though in both their cases it's normally innocent)
Good attributes that apply to both: love, good intentions, selflessness, loyalty, and caring.
I actually like this couple because they are both full of flaws but also full of good attributes. They're not horrifically all bad like Peter and Lois, but they're not creepingly clean cut perfect like the Flanders. In other words they're human so that makes them more relatable.
Not only that but they also bring out the best in each other and would give up anything for each other even their own lives. If that's not love then I don't know what is.
I think they're talking about the latest seasons. They really don't seem to love each other anymore.
I mean, Homer not only had an absolutely traumatizing childhood where he was isolated, abandoned and relentlessly abused, he also literally has brain damage which is potentially quite severe. His immaturity, impulsivness, selfishness, alcoholism and myriad of other flaws are mostly due to his abysmal upbringing. There are so many times when he works hard to change for the better and absolutely does. But any time he feels shame or is mocked just for being who he is, his family and friends always step in and assure him they love him regardless. A beautiful sentiment if I'm honest. But all of this aside you have to understand the position Marge is in. She's been looking after him like a psudo mother since they were teenagers even despite her own pretty awful childhood. Not only things like cooking, cleaning and looking after their kids. But offering unwavering emotional support and cleaning up his messes even when he does some of the most awful things. Things that nearly leave their family homeless, things that ruin opportunities and sink them deeper and deeper into trouble. Hell, even things that threaten the physical safety and wellbeing of everyone in their city. And that's on top of the everyday stuff like being verbally abusive and constantly drinking himself blind. Yeah Homer genuinely tries his best, and his horrible behaviour isn't totally his fault. But that doesn't excuse it away and doesn't mean he just gets to do whatever he wants. Especially when some it has such serious consequences. She's been holding him and their whole family together for so, so long despite that holding her back. She's a beautiful, incredibly talented woman with so much potential but because she has Homer and the kids to look after she never really gets the chance to shine. Her family has grown to recognize how hard she works and that's why they care so much about her happiness. They love her and wholeheartedly appreciate the sacrifices she's making just to keep them afloat. She's no saint, but honestly she's one of the most patient, loving and understanding characters out there. Lois fell to pieces and became an unforgivibly awful person under the same pressures dealing with Peter. But Marge still stands strong like the rock she's always been. I think it's pretty understandable that her marriage is far from perfect. What, you expect her to *also* make their relationship sweet and harmonious? How much can one woman possibly do?
The flanders are “creepingly clean cut perfect”? Not at all, with their sheltered children and their overly religious beliefs and lifestyle.
That was beautiful.
@@arabellastringer3788 Thank you
Marge was like Lisa when she was young. Good at school and into politics. Homer had to say it was worth it 😣 Poor Homie.
Yeah I fight that teacher. 😠
She walked so weirdly
Miss Edits I think she walked normal, it's just that Homer imagined her walking that was idkk
And....?
Miss Edits what's the song?
@@shaylaknight1123 Close to You, by the Carpenters
Her blank face.
Homer looks handsome when he was young and with hair
Ikr
Same
Homer couldn't help it if he lost his hair, but gaining weight is something else!
marges hair looks well better like this lol
They both do! That’s youth for, ya.
She should have kept her down her down. Much more attractive. With her hair up, she looks middle-aged and dowdy to me.
No kidding I was nine when this episode aired and remembered falling for marge with her hair down when I was a kid
@@SuperTed19021 and Homer got fat and bald. So they're even
Hey, would you like to go-
SHE'S MINE!
This night be one of my favourite scenes of all time. I dont think its ever been really apprecaited how the simpsons truly "gets" cinematograthy, like this, The corny song, the way marge walks slowly and kind of disjointed, even an idiot could tell that homer is seriously in love for the first time.
The song isn't "corny!" I'm a '70s child, and I had the record album myself! Marge's walking is from "special effects," and Homer couldn't help himself if he thought Marge was the most beautiful girl he ever saw in his life!
So let me get this straight homer was born in the 80's but he was in highschool in the 70's....
Homer was born in 1956 and he met Marge in 1974 so you were right on the high school part
Only his character was born in the 80's as when the Simpson's was created.
That was secondary school.
It made sense when this episode aired
Michael Cordero Cadillac69 Homer Simpson wasn't born in the 80's who ever told you that wasn't a fan. The Show came out in 1988 or 1989, but Marge and Homer is around the Same Age and meet in High School, there is a Episode that shows it deeper and show that the met when they were Children.
But you be overthinking it if you think you get what year they went to in High School
This scene is so innocent, sweet and also romantic. And I'm saying this as a guy. 😊
Is it my impression, or does the Homer look like he's going to have a prank when Marge enters the classroon????? LOL😂😶
Fernanda Cardoso .
Jesus Chavez And you are nothing but a sucker who does not know what it is to be a man yet. Your FUCKING BRUSH!!!!! 👌👌👌
Fernanda Cardoso Aw. You raged cx
@@the_aimeerowley4531 what? This was 2 years ago
@@the_aimeerowley4531 I wasnt racist or anything so I have no idea what the hell you are talking about
The notion that when you meet someone and after two seconds you hear them mutter, "She's mine!!" the first instinct would be to run...
Originella don't worry, none's gonna mutter that for you shrek.
Originella plus i doubt you can run without getting a heart attack.
@Originella
I agree. That’s usually a red flag.
@@billyrj973 you dont even know if she was joking, and if she wasnt thats still a pathetic response. Easily triggered much? Lol
@@billyrj973 Incel alert...
One of my favorite episodes ever. Classic.
When The Simpsons first premiered Homer and Marge were my parents age. Now they are younger than I am.
When cartoon characters never age. I am now closing in on both their ages' now while older than three Barts put together. I myself still cannot believe that I am *now* several years older than Jon Arbuckle from "Garfield".
SuperTed19021, the creators and writers can decide to "age" cartoon characters! Many people have commented that Marge's voice changed over the years, and I noticed the same thing with the late actress Jean Vander Pyl, when she voiced Wilma Flintstone!
Some scenes from old episodes like this one are really something, and the music, this was perfect
Homer looked cute lol
I am here for being me. Everyday I show up, act like me and they slap me in here.
Simpson, be quiet.
@@thomasspongeconductor2222 I haven’t seen you in school before.
@@LukeDougherty1003
Okay, Simpson!
@@thomasspongeconductor2222 What?
Marge look so much better with this hair style !
Hearing this song in the movie had SO much impact. "Just a movie plot on TV" Seth MacFarlane says-SHUT UP SETH YOUR SHOW HAD ONLY HALF THE STAYING POWER BEFORE YOU PEAKED!
This scene makes me cry everytime
I love how much in love Homer really is from the start and they were just young teenagers.
uhh, Homer's teacher scolded Homer for dating Marge
You know why, Dating is not good. In Roblox, dating is also not good. The reason why,
Imagine you are a male student. When you talked to a girl near you, your teacher might scold you.
No it was because he was talking in detention
Teacher? More like Vice Principal
he’s a real chump
Platinum Boar kid, get off the internet
Marge is so pretty with her hair straight
She should keep it straight more
The gum under the desks are a good detail.
Also I love how this song is used for their wedding video in the movie.
One of my favorite episodes ❤️
My friend is a Simpsons fan and he thinks this is cringe
For all the crap Homer had to put up in his life, Marge was the light in his tunnel.
Yes..
400-Episodes of The Simpsons later 2024! Thank you channel 4 at 6pm for making my childhood meaningful.
_(Marge enters)_
*Barney:* Hey! Would you like to go to th-...
_(Homer covers Barney’s mouth)_
*Homer:* She’s mine!
0:22 that’s my mom song. She’s starts singing when she listening to the song
At 0:26 Marge looks exactly like Lisa except with blue long hair instead of blonde pointy hair, even in cartoons genetics are strong lol
There’s about 4 different stories how they 2 met lmao
_ _ Hyper _ _ oh yes, the one at camp.
@@Vi-wj1md To be fair, they didn't realise that until later
Was this the first one then?
@@aaronamerican5187
This one.
When Homer and Marge first met at summer camp, Homer didn't use his real name!
Could someone do a completion of Homer and Marge during their teenage years
At 1:05 a refrence to the film The Breakfast Club (1985)
"Why do birds suddenly appear everytime you are near?"
Oh how this song stood the test of time for this show
Fun fact: this takes place in 1974 and he tolds Bart and Lisa about it 16 years later, when they're 10 and 8.
So doing math, if the timeline was adjusted to the latest season, Marge and Homer would've met for the first time in 2007 instead!
Yes, but remember that Homer's age has changed over the seasons, starting here at 34 and in the latest seasons he is said to be 39½ / 40.
They also made different stories over time about their past to change some things.
It's impressive how much time has passed though!
Hearing the song and learning why the movie used it made me cry
This is the greatest Simpsons episode of all time
Looks like the teacher has more beef with Homer than any other student
It’s like Bart
Ok..that is so cute...❤
It's as if Barney had been wearing the same shirt since his youth. :D
Did you see the scene where Barney streaked across the dance floor on Prom Night? I laughed my head off!
What a beautiful moment
so them using this song in the movie was a homage to this episode thats pretty cool
It sure was worth it
"Okay, Simpson, to the back of the room where I can't keep as good an eye on you."
1:14
Homer: It was worth it!
0:44 - I love those added strings and flute.
That's when they met when they was young in High school Nice!
Marge knew Homer had a crush on her from the beginning.
Think she always liked Homer as well, just went with Alfie Ziff to get a prom date after Homer pi**ed her off. Makes me thing if she didn't, would Alfie be desperate enough to take Patty or Selma? Who knows why that would have led to.....
SuperTed19021, they first met at summer camp, but Homer didn't use his real name! Patty and Selma thought Artie Ziff was a better choice for Marge before he tried to rape her in the car on Prom Night! I don't think Artie would have been attracted to Patty and Selma with their excessively heavy chain-smoking and nasty comments!
Remind me of The Simpson Movie
actually The Simpsons Movie should remind u of this since this was made a good 16 years before the movie.
The delivery of "it was worth it" felt so real
0:20 They used the same Song for the Simpsons Movie, wheb homer watches his wedding tape then marge and his children left him
Yes the scene where Homer learns from a lesson about being fanatic with the whole Alaska thing and he runs for his family
The first time I heard this song was on the Simpsons. Everytime I hear this song I think of this scene. Oh man how this series has fallen to shit after the 90s.
That's why homer is my favorite character
Homer's detention teacher is sounds like Max and Zoe's father from Fantastic Max.
knowing this scene makes the wedding video scene from the movie hurt even more
Everytime I hear this song I think of this episode because this is where I first heard it and I absolutely adore it. 💕
Sometimes i wish a prequel mini series where we can see the first years of Marge and Homer together before having Bart.
Amazing Simpson homer
i like it when there teenagers
Love story better than titanic
I love the callback to Close to You in the Simpsons Movie
The Simpsons is the most timeless show in the universe
It sure is
IT WAS WORTH IT!!!! 🤣
Joung homer looks like fry
I see a slight resemblance
This explains why this played in the Simpsons movie
Honestly teenage Marge is the most beautiful character design in a show I've ever seen.
She's good-hearted, intelligent, extremly artsy and down to earth. And with her hair down she looks like a beautiful fairy.
I understand Homer and Artie I would have also fallen for her. Although I wouldn't have been so nasty after she said she doesn't want to get out with me.
Me trying to talk to my crush in a nutshell
0:20 my mom’s favorite song. Every time she listens to it, she starts singing it.
They also used it in spies in disguise
@@bubbie-n-toyland9163also one of the trailers to There’s Something About Mary
Awwwww love at first sight
It was worth it!
Ok,Simpson. You just bought yourself another day of Jail time. 2 years! 3 years! 4 years! 5 years! 6 years!
Where's the time travelling Bart?
Treehouse of Horror
I HATED that episode!
I always need to cry at this scene 🥺
Remember folks Homer Originally meet Marge in 1974 because in that same episode Homer was singing The Joker by The Steve Miller Band. Besides this episode came out in Season 2
Joshua Kline, did you forget that Homer and Marge first met at summer camp, but Homer didn't use his real name? He NEVER forgot Marge, and in detention, he fell in love with her all over again!
@Lisa Koffler what season was that?
Joshua Kline, I can't remember, but it was still funny!
This is my favourite episode
The way Homer pulls out of the chair at the end was slick.
i love how the score throughout the episode uses the opening chords of the song as a theme (like at 0:48)
a golden moment.
Yess
i like to think homer calling himself a political prisoner in itchy and scratchy land is a reference to 0:51 :’)