Right before she appears on screen you can hear her fast paced footsteps, in a rush to plead her case to don homer. I can only imagine the disappointment she must’ve felt having to settle for a blessing by a partially eaten donut instead of getting meaningful help for her son
It was, in my opinion, the best episode ever.. So funny, & not one wasted scene. Right up there with Homer Goes to College, Monorail, A Fish Called Selma, Mr Plow... I know I'm leaving some out, but pound for pound, this was the funniest show ever for about 5 seasons, early to late mid nineties (93' - 98')
@@tacticalcrusader3709 unfortunately so. The classical modal is that government, business, and labor all work as checks on eachother, but the truth is it's all one big bueracratic mess.
It usually is. And the people most often outraged by that are the first ones to compromise their principles when they feel their livelihoods are at stake.
THIS is how you do a cut-away gag: it's relevant to the subject, a known parody, funny, to-the-point, and most importantly, FUNNY. Seth McFarland, this is your goal!!
To me, the cut-aways from Family Guy are almost always funny. It is the main story that doesn't interest me. The whole show would work better as a clip show, according to me.
@@yurilouback6331 Yeah the whole show depends on them, that's why people complain. I on the other hand enjoy the cut-aways very much and simply don't care about the story. I would never compare Family Guy to the Simpsons or South Park as many do, because to me it is a completely different format, and I am happy with it in a different way.
Peatear - "Hey Louis - Remember that time we cut away to youtube and saw JBSauce mocking us?" *fades away* JBSauce - "THIS is how you do a cut-away gag: it's relevant to the subject, a known parody, funny, to-the-point, and most importantly, FUNNY. Seth McFarland, this is your goal!!" *fades back to fam guyz blinking*
@@n3n3b3n3 I have never seen the Godfather movies but i still know that these kind of Italian Maffia characters are always based on the characters in those movies.
I love how you can still see Homer going nuts eating the contract in the background through the security camera. Ahh, golden age Simpsons, how great you were.
I remember once queuing to get in to a nightclub back in my college days. A buddy of mine who was already three sheets to the wind was talking about the Simpsons, when he shouted out "DENTAL PLAN!" at the top of his voice, prompting about 6 others in the line to start doing the same. Once a fan always a fan :D
Lmao I was watching The Godfather II and after Don Fanucci’s scene I remembered this episode and had to come watch it 😂 The simpsons always in my mind 😅
U562 but it's prime isn't new and the standard anymore. Its different when it's on the mainstream on the regular . Shit churned out nowadays is uninspiring and shit
"He thwarted your campaign for governor, you ran over his son, he saved the plant from meltdown, his wife painted you in the nude." "Ehh... doesn't ring a bell." No wonder Homer snapped.
Our union local voted to accept $8.35 on two consecutive paychecks, in return we sacrificed paid holidays. That was not one paycheck with an additional $8.35, but two... *_TWO_* paychecks with an addition $8.35. And to think that there are people who have said that our union is full of idiots.
The show parodied mainstream pop culture. When it became mainstream pop culture in and of itself, the parodies, political subversions and nuanced joke making were all dumbed down for the new audience.
I run out of words when it comes to how untouchable this show was in the 90's. Great time to be a kid and learn what great comedy writing and performing was while my parents dismissed it as a dumb cartoon show and refused to watch it
It's based on the Godfather, he is a Don, like Don Fanucci from The Godfather. I often wonder what it is like being a person like yourself, not getting half of life.
In the italian version the mafia's daydream scene is 100 times better, with the italian homer's dubber delivering some mafia boss level sicilian, instead of that Super Mario's kind of lame, fake italian accent. XD
Because that's how they normally pronounce "-ie": movie boogie pixie eerie zombie Carnegie cockamamie commie... I think it comes as a little shock to them how Italian is mostly pronounced as it's written, which explains why spelling bees aren't a thing in Italy.
Ion Knight English is the easiest language grammarly, I don't get why Americans always think everything about them is the "best stuff", it is bullshit. Try Spanish so you know what real grammar's like, or Chinese, or mostly any other language including Italian.
Ion Knight English orthography is über simple, try Spanish, compared to it, English is for babies. I got perfect English orthography since first grade and I live in Mexico.
gib501 The guy saying English was complex wasn't saying that was a good thing. Why would you say Americans think it's "best" because it's harder to learn the language coming from certain other languages. And since you already speak Spanish learning English wouldn't be that hard for you since the languages are very similar already. EDIT: Plus the reason why English is considered harder is due to the fact that many of the "rules" can be easily contradicted in certain cases. Things aren't as concrete as in other languages.
One thing I've noticed, the same way Burns never remembers Homer after all their run ins is the same as Krusty & Bart after everything, getting out of jail, saving his show, becoming his assistant, etc... he never remembers Bart.
When I was younher and saw this a while back I thought that Crooked meant disabled for some reason so I thought homer was going to break his leg or something
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The reason Homer never gets fired is because Mr.Burns always forgets about him.
What is that music
wow
Erin Walker or because it's easier for Burns just to bribe inspectors and officials than to do any cleaning house at the plant. :D
no, its because mr burns said he will have this position for his whole life
Is he new?
I think we can all admit we've had the mafia boss daydream
when my friends have problem is even act like one haha.
Joey van der Weide
uh.... yeah!..... daydream.....
CommissarKane I have, they all end with me getting shot in the back of a limo while drinking wine...
Like Henry Hill said "being a gangster was better then being president of the United States"
I love how Homer is not even crooked, he just wants free food 😂
That’s a crook bro
Still crooked then lol.
That's a nice a kickback.
We didnt see what he'd do if he didn't like someone's food tho lol
well the union heads eating fancy on our dollars 💸
"Don Homer, my son, he has trouble with the uh..."
Eh eh eh eh!
Moltobene
That's a nice-a donut
cam smith Haha. Learning Latin does help. I do not know Italian, but it looks like "multo" in Latin. So, it means very well, I guess.
yep you're right
It means Very Good
"Unless you're crooked!"
Woohoo!
Hillary's campaign manager level crooked
When I first watched this scene back in the early 90s I can remember sitting in my Recliner and laughing my ass off ......!
A la Jimmy Hoffa
If anyone watching over your rights says "wohoo" over "unless you are crooked" mayby you should change your representative...
"I'm gonna offer him a donut he can't refuse"
Don Vito
*Don Homer:* Woohoo!
YOOOO!
I don’t think Homer would be able to refuse any donut in the first place.
I'm gonna offer him a dough- he can -nut refuse
Leave the gun, take the donuts.
I remember buying my first winter coat and felt like Don Homer.
Don’t ever put your arms through the sleeves though.
Mine is black. Looks very Corleone.
Did small business owners also bake you special donuts?
I find so funny how Homer blesses the old lady after taking the donut. 😂
"molto bene"
Right before she appears on screen you can hear her fast paced footsteps, in a rush to plead her case to don homer. I can only imagine the disappointment she must’ve felt having to settle for a blessing by a partially eaten donut instead of getting meaningful help for her son
@@ryster2220 that blessing means his son will be taken care of.
@@lucignolo8333but getting taken care of by the mob isn’t a good thing
@@BarginsGalore Eh eh eh eh! molto bene
Thats a-nice a-doughnut
Wis Dom ikr
It's-a good-ah show-ah
In latin spanish homer says "che buona donna". The thing is in spanish "dona" means donut and in italian "donna" means woman, so the joke is different
still sometimes hear this in my head if i see donuts.
Literally everything in this episode is genius.
Best Simpsons episode ever!
Season 4 Episode 17
I agree. The Simpsons were funnier back then. Not anymore.
Last Exit to Springfield was a good one.
It was, in my opinion, the best episode ever.. So funny, & not one wasted scene. Right up there with Homer Goes to College, Monorail, A Fish Called Selma, Mr Plow... I know I'm leaving some out, but pound for pound, this was the funniest show ever for about 5 seasons, early to late mid nineties (93' - 98')
love how being "crooked" was readily accepted
Just like real life unions
@@tacticalcrusader3709 unfortunately so. The classical modal is that government, business, and labor all work as checks on eachother, but the truth is it's all one big bueracratic mess.
Was?
It usually is. And the people most often outraged by that are the first ones to compromise their principles when they feel their livelihoods are at stake.
Well the unions in the US were controlled by the mob in the 60s, 70s and into the 80s so it's fairly accurate.
Molto bene.
That's a nice-a Donut !
Di-Molto!
Bongiorno
gorlami
QUESTA CIAMBELLA È DELIZIOSA🤤
THIS is how you do a cut-away gag: it's relevant to the subject, a known parody, funny, to-the-point, and most importantly, FUNNY. Seth McFarland, this is your goal!!
Family Guy cutaways are like the song Centuries
Some are gold
Some- dust
To me, the cut-aways from Family Guy are almost always funny. It is the main story that doesn't interest me. The whole show would work better as a clip show, according to me.
@@BarelloSmith That's why they shove so many cut-aways in the episode. Otherwise it would be unbearably boring.
@@yurilouback6331 Yeah the whole show depends on them, that's why people complain. I on the other hand enjoy the cut-aways very much and simply don't care about the story. I would never compare Family Guy to the Simpsons or South Park as many do, because to me it is a completely different format, and I am happy with it in a different way.
Peatear - "Hey Louis - Remember that time we cut away to youtube and saw JBSauce mocking us?"
*fades away*
JBSauce - "THIS is how you do a cut-away gag: it's relevant to the subject, a known parody, funny, to-the-point, and most importantly, FUNNY. Seth McFarland, this is your goal!!"
*fades back to fam guyz blinking*
As a curiosity, the Italian word for “donut” is “ciambella”.
grazie
dats a-nice-a-ciambella..
Fun fact, the original italian voice actor of Homer (who unfortunately passed away) was sicilian so his mafioso impression was actually on point.
Molto bene.
In Italia not parlamos when voice the fast man, scusate pajeros con pecas, qué che desastre di idiomas🙄🚬
he better watch out for robert de niro.
+bacardibum Why, did he insult him a little bit?
Truth118 Now go home and get your fuckin shinebox!
+bacardibum Donut De Niro
bacardibum
Hahahaha.
Molto bene
The look of utter defeat on Lisa's face after Homer took the doorstopper 😂
Don Homer Fanucci
Paulie Walnuts get the fuck outta here
Hey bro why?
ACE7O2 haven't you seen the sopranos
Hey bro actually no, I been meaning to get on it
ACE7O2
oh okay it's what Paulie usually says
Don Homer parody based on Don Fanucci from the Godfather part 2.
David Dimalanta Kinda common to know but thank you in the names of the poor souls who didnt.
David Dimalanta
I know right.
David Dimalanta I was thinking the don bot from futurama
obiwanfisher537 I'd think you'd be surprised how many people haven't seen any of The Godfather films
@@n3n3b3n3 I have never seen the Godfather movies but i still know that these kind of Italian Maffia characters are always based on the characters in those movies.
I love how you can still see Homer going nuts eating the contract in the background through the security camera. Ahh, golden age Simpsons, how great you were.
They cant hear you
You are so right, Jay.
@solomonreal1977 "that's strange, I shouldn't have been able to hear that"
1:44 At least I'm not the only one that thought those old rubber door stops looked like a wedge of chocolate...😆
I remember once queuing to get in to a nightclub back in my college days. A buddy of mine who was already three sheets to the wind was talking about the Simpsons, when he shouted out "DENTAL PLAN!" at the top of his voice, prompting about 6 others in the line to start doing the same. Once a fan always a fan :D
...nay
Lisa needs braces
I nearly died just from his massive struggle of destroying the contract
Sheriff Lobo!
Reminds me of Nancy Pelosi trying to rip up Trump's speech
@@lionelhutz5137morphine!
This was the greatest Simpsons episode ever made. Probably the greatest 30 minutes in television history
Except for the 8.5 minutes of commercials. Thanks FCC!
no..
It was a good one. I also liked the one when Homer grows hair, kinda similar plotline as it involved the NPP
Yeah this one is up there. My favourite is the one where he gains weight to be able to work from home.
@@chasbodaniels1744 I don't live in the USA so it's all good
Lmao I was watching The Godfather II and after Don Fanucci’s scene I remembered this episode and had to come watch it 😂 The simpsons always in my mind 😅
That's-a nice-a donut.
Molto bene
Love that line. Just gets me. I started saying it at work. It's caught on.
Fucking Bart and his doorstopper 😂. I feel sorry for anyone who didn't grow up watching this show in it's prime.
U562 but it's prime isn't new and the standard anymore. Its different when it's on the mainstream on the regular . Shit churned out nowadays is uninspiring and shit
Can we all appreciate Bart actually calling Homer, "Dad"?
A real rarity!
Obviously it was done to throw him off guard so Bart could scam him
Maybe he says Homer more than Dad but it's not that rare.
@@MrSniperfox29 , exactly, negotiating tactics, and Bart is clearly much cleverer than Homer.
I call my dad by his first name
Truly underrated is the writer who decided that in Homer’s brain the concept of mob boss is conflated with being the Pope 😂
Ave Maria...
So you think church is not an organised crime racket?
@@kaycey7361 uhh that's a good question
i mean, sicilians are very catholic and traditional, and the old mafiosi doubly so.
@@kaycey7361
Least retarded Atheist
"He thwarted your campaign for governor, you ran over his son, he saved the plant from meltdown, his wife painted you in the nude."
"Ehh... doesn't ring a bell."
No wonder Homer snapped.
Beautiful music I have to say!
Ikr did you Find a clean/full version by a chance?
@@theStonehouse I think it's Speak softly love by Andy Williams
That was less than two minutes and far superior to any 30 minute sitcom in existence now. I had such a lucky childhood.
Our union local voted to accept $8.35 on two consecutive paychecks, in return we sacrificed paid holidays. That was not one paycheck with an additional $8.35, but two... *_TWO_* paychecks with an addition $8.35. And to think that there are people who have said that our union is full of idiots.
Holy shit, just 8.35? How the hell is that even fair pay?
I always say this after eating a boston cream
Jon Gonzales the entire 2 minute clip
molto bene
"Hey, what does this job pay?"
"Nothing...unless you're crooked."
"Whooohoooo!"
Mr burns: Simpson eh?
You've only met him several hundred times 😁
I wonder if he and Richard Nixon are of any relation?
Homer, giving his blessing to the woman, is the best: "Molto bene" 😂😂😂
Greetings from Italy!
Italian version is of another level, we have Tonino Accolla, Great Actor and voice of Homer and is Sicilian.
Nay.
Who keeps saying that?!
it was him let's get him
***** actually it was some small old guy in a suit
+Fatone1927 It was originally supposed to be a moleman joke.
Sounded like Jack Marley.
Droopy: It was him!
"And make life-long connections to organized crime".
"Mmmm, organized crime".
😂
Don Homer i had make That special donut, just for You
@@danieleduardosanchezgarcia3060 Mmm, grazie
More organized than the crime in Chicago
Lisa needs braces!
Dental plan!
Lisa needs braces!
Dental plan!
Lisa needs braces!
Dental plan!
I recently watched The Godfather Part II for the first time, and when I saw Don Fanucci, I really saw Don Homer.
"Simpson, eh?"
Burns best quote lol
To be fair that doorstop did look delicious af
That is one of the singular examples of such amazing humour in the series. Like wtf.
"Oh, this play is too violent for Don Homer."
Remembering this scene definitely made the Godfather Part II better.
The whole clip was hilarious, but nothing beats that last random frame of Lisa in the dentist chair
Really well written episode...one of the best
Yes and you say you baked me a special doughnut despite the fact that it is obviously fried.
It's a common expression in Upstate New York
all in favour of making Homer president?
I
Nay.
All opposed?
Nay.
Who keeps saying that??
Mmmm “Organized Crime” 🤤
The Simpson's were so good
They were back then.
Homer never had the makings of a varsity athlete
"unless you are crooked" one of the most honest moments in the Simpsons
My God this show in it's heyday was some GOAT level shit..
The show parodied mainstream pop culture.
When it became mainstream pop culture in and of itself, the parodies, political subversions and nuanced joke making were all dumbed down for the new audience.
Best episode, hands down. Each line is classic. And so many movie references
I need a clean version of that Italian song or a name or anything, so good!
Anyone?
Same here
same here
I miss this humor in the later seasons
Lol, delicious door stop, what's he thinking?!
“Unless you’re crooked.”
“WOO HOO!!!”
That awkward moment when the paper is stronger than you
That's-a nice donut.🍩
Drixenol86 🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩
A danish may be a nice breakfast item, but it’s instantly gone. Homer’s doorstop will prop open doors for years to come. Homer negotiated a good deal.
Homer is killing people all for the price of a doughnut 🍩
😂
1:08 Love the attention to detail with the Italian music. I’d buy if it were a score .
the italian version is fantastic
One of the best episodes in my opinion.
Jonas Wilkens this episode make me laugh so hard!
a classic, for sure
The best!
Mr. Burns needs to have thousands of pictures with Homer and his name on it
"and make life long connections to the world of organized crime"
I run out of words when it comes to how untouchable this show was in the 90's. Great time to be a kid and learn what great comedy writing and performing was while my parents dismissed it as a dumb cartoon show and refused to watch it
Classic! Masterpiece!
"DENTAL PLAN!, Lisa needs braces" 😄
One of the best Simpson episodes of all time!!!!
golden age simpsons.. cant beat it!
I like the way Mr Burns says "new man"
Doesn't ring a bell!😂
I think my favorite scene in this episode was when Homer punched Lenny on the back of his head. Just about the funniest thing I saw as a kid lol
emmm. organised crime
Don homer. I’ve-a baked you a special-a donut.
Mmmmm grazie
1:45 How the New Orleans Pelicans got DeMarcus Cousins from the Sacramento Kings.
This is a great comment lol
"Thats a Nice-A doughnut"
"All in favour!"
"AYE!"
"All opposed?"
"Me"
I love at the end of Homer's daydream he basically becomes a priest. Lmaooo
chef12005 that's a' nice joke
That was his way of saying yes I will do the deed 🍩🍩🍩🍩
I actually think this is a critizism on the catholic church
@@woodys9841 It's not. The sequence is clearly based on The Godfather.
It's based on the Godfather, he is a Don, like Don Fanucci from The Godfather. I often wonder what it is like being a person like yourself, not getting half of life.
In the italian version the mafia's daydream scene is 100 times better, with the italian homer's dubber delivering some mafia boss level sicilian, instead of that Super Mario's kind of lame, fake italian accent. XD
I love that Mr Burns doesn't remember a single thing.
music, jokes, timing, animation, all perfect ... today simpsons are garbage.
I have never understood why the americans say "grazi", the correct pronunciation is "grazie"! We must listen the italian "e" sound!
Because that's how they normally pronounce "-ie": movie boogie pixie eerie zombie Carnegie cockamamie commie...
I think it comes as a little shock to them how Italian is mostly pronounced as it's written, which explains why spelling bees aren't a thing in Italy.
Gladius English is a difficult language in general I guess
Ion Knight English is the easiest language grammarly, I don't get why Americans always think everything about them is the "best stuff", it is bullshit. Try Spanish so you know what real grammar's like, or Chinese, or mostly any other language including Italian.
Ion Knight English orthography is über simple, try Spanish, compared to it, English is for babies. I got perfect English orthography since first grade and I live in Mexico.
gib501 The guy saying English was complex wasn't saying that was a good thing. Why would you say Americans think it's "best" because it's harder to learn the language coming from certain other languages. And since you already speak Spanish learning English wouldn't be that hard for you since the languages are very similar already. EDIT: Plus the reason why English is considered harder is due to the fact that many of the "rules" can be easily contradicted in certain cases. Things aren't as concrete as in other languages.
I love the Smithers chortle every time Mr burns thinks Homer is new or doesn’t recognize him
One thing I've noticed, the same way Burns never remembers Homer after all their run ins is the same as Krusty & Bart after everything, getting out of jail, saving his show, becoming his assistant, etc... he never remembers Bart.
Greatest simpsons episode ever!
Season 4 Episode 17 Last exit to Springfield Air date March 10 1993 USA
legend
Smithers listing all the previous times Homer and Burns interacted has to be one of my favorite jokes in the series.
0:05
This is why The Simpsons can't be cancelled 🤣
Lmfao homer Don fanucci impersonation is great early simpsons during the conan era were goat
Delicious door stop
I love the fact that he needs to tear apart some pages of the contract to destroy it, those animation details were truly underestimated.
Don Homer deserves his own episode
Complete with Vito Corleone shooting him with a gun wrapped in a towel 😆
Don Homer (in a dying voice): D’ooohh
vento aureo in a nutshell
Di-Molto!
I need the godfather styles song asap but I wont find it ever. Why does good songs can never be found due to it's "unreleased"
Evry 5 secnds 1 joke, old simpsons ware pure gold....
My favorite episode of all time.
When I was younher and saw this a while back
I thought that Crooked meant disabled for some reason so I thought homer was going to break his leg or something
Don homer has a ring to it