Obviously not what you were driving at, but "Billy and the Cloneasaurus" is an actual thing someone wrote, presumably after watching this episode. All I'll say about it is that it's... not a Jurassic Park rip-off.
We'd better get rid of Apu. Oh, I know, we'll just say he's a racist stereotype! Nevermind that he's one of the most beloved Indian Characters on TV and is usually depicted in a good light.
I'm going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a neglected English boy who finds out he's a wizard. I'm going to call it "Billy Trotter and the Magician's Rock".
I am going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a farmer boy who has to fight a war in the stars. I'm going to call it "Billy, I am your father."
I’m going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a prince who is exiled after his uncle accused him of killing his father. I’m going to call it “Remember Who You Are, Billy”.
Oh, you have got to be kidding, sirs. First you think of ideas that have already been done. And then you give them titles that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think... ... Dominated the media's coverage! Every child and adult knows them... ... For most influential movie franchises of our time, sirs. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!? I mean thank you, come again.
We'll I'm going to write the Great American Novel. Mine is about a teenage boy who goes back in to the past where he meets his parents as teenagers. I'm going to call it "Billy and the Time Machine."
The utterly defeated look on Skinner's face by the end of what could have very well been a rant that went on for several minutes is what makes this for me.
felynecomrade I love that Apu yells at skinner for like 20 mins on his shity idea and skinner just stands there and takes it haha. Like he knew it was dumb.
Considering this is Skinner, there's only two ways the story could go: Number one, his 'elementary school principal' side is in charge and it's a sweet happy story where nothing seriously goes wrong. Number two, his 'Vietnam PTSD' side is in charge and it's violent to a degree that makes the actual Jurassic Park look like an episode of 'Barney and Friends.' There is no middle ground.
@@TetsuDeinonychus Or better yet, it starts off nice and sweet, then it progressively gets worse, and suddenly it ends in a bloody massacre where Billy loses his arm... And then it jumps right back to the tone it had at the beginning, with a cheerful message for the readers about why cloning dinosaurs is a bad idea :D
what makes it so funny is that he was already down and out then he picks himself up by talking about his future plans on being a novelist and then apu crushes his dreams
@@NathanDraxter Apu was probably waiting for him to say the title, in the case if it was something that may have sounded very interesting/ thoughtful in his mind as the main / only redeeming aspect despite it being "an idea that has already been done."
To be fair to Apu, what we Skinner thinking? First, to have an idea that has already been done and then to give it such a terrible title. It was oncthe best sellers list for 18 months.. one of the most popular movies of all time I MEAN COME ON ARMIN WHAT WERE YOU THINKING
You have to remember that in the simpsons universe, continuity is only treated as a polite suggestion, the show constantly contradicts its own lore and mythos.
At this point in time, Apu is just a convenience store clerk with no backstory. The humor comes from the surprise that someone with that job would be so knowledgeable on the subject and tear Skinner a new one
it's actual quite simple...because BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS is friggin hilarious, and such a SKINNER thing to do, if he had indeed come up with that idea if JURASSIC PARK wasn't a thing...
I like to think that Apu just spent the entire day yelling at Skinner here. This is what Skinner gets to look forward to retelling to his mother when he gets home. What a lovely day this was.
I'm going to write the great American novel. Mine is about a principal who invites his superintendent over to his house for an unforgettable luncheon only to find out that his roast is ruined and comes up with a devilishly clever idea to disguise fast food as his own. I call it, "Billy and the Steamed Clams!"
This has always been one of my favorite moments in the show's history and I still laugh every time I watch it. It's just so freaking random how angry Apu ends up getting and the idea that he carried on like that for a while makes it even funnier. By the end, when he's pushing his neck forward, i'm done. LMFAO Skinner looks like his hopess, dreams, and pride were all crushed forever. Then, "Thank you, come again".
This is why (classic era) Apu is more than the ethnic stereotype he was conceived as. This is one of those moments that realizes him as a fully developed character, and is a standout performance by Hank Azaria.
To be fair, it wasn't the people who had (fair complaints) that were the problem... it was the people that decided to remove Apu. Doing that made the people talking about their experiences into bad guys. I mean, is it really wrong for people who had to deal with executives expecting the Apu voice or kids bullied for Apu to talk about their experiences??? It's the people who overreacted that made Apu remembered as a stereotype....
@TheDeathmail I'm talking about how Hank Azaria has said in interviews that Apu was based on an irate Indian convenience store worker he knew at the time. The script didn't call for anyone ethnically specific for the role of store clerk; that's all Azaria. In his first appearance he's a bit rude. It's not until later on that they develop his character, and he became much more dimensional.
@@TheDeathmail South Park has a guy who is literally white with DID doing Yellow Face as a Chinese restaurant owner and they didn't get rid of him. They did however get rid of Mr. Hankey to make fun of getting rid of Apu. They even called it "The Problem with Poo." Lampooning "The Problem With Apu." While also having Mr. Hankey move to Springfield where Apu welcomes him. So ya you're right, Disney chickened out.
I love how Bart and Milhouse just stand there listening to Apu slowly chewing Skinner's head off for who knows HOW long, like this was the best thing they could've been doing that day.
I'd like to imagine Apu's been hearing Seymour talking to himself about story ideas for days or even weeks, and this was just the straw that broke the camel's back.
This is hands-down the best scene in the entire series. It comes completely out of nowhere, it is edited with precision, and it shows the only element of eracibility in the otherwise (up to that point) two-dimensional Apu. Finding his completely random-hot button cracks me up every time I see it.
it is me Nice try trying to sound like you know what you're talking about. Its not "out of nowhere" in the context of the rest of the episode, you clearly don't know what "random" means, and prior to this episode the Simpsons had done an entire episode in the same season where Apu came to live with the Simpsons that explored his character extensively.
Shane Bales I think he means within the context of the episode. Apus rant comes out of nowehere lol. And it’s a perfect joke sandwiched between two transition scenes.
jeez, u just won't let go of coming at people who call it random lol... i mean, i get it, since Apu is clearly responding to Skinner's ridiculous idea, so it's quite pinpointed rather than accurate, but wow... 3 comments coming at them... im holding back coming at people for the lack of acknowledging that the best part of this scene isn't Apu, it's the fact that Skinner has no idea what Jurassic Park is and then gives it the world's greatest title in the history of anything lol... i can just mumble BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS to myself for no apparent reason, and literally just start laughing, looking like a crazy person
Spot on. The only original and decent animated show Seth MacFarlane ever produced is the underrated American Dad!. Family Guy can get fucked for all I care.
You got to sympathize with Skinner in this scene. Coming up with basically the same idea as Michael Crichton and due to living under a rock for so long being unaware that Crichton beat him to it.
This might be my favorite joke. It comes out of nowhere and it’s perfectly delivered. Skinner being so out of touch, he come up with an idea that’s worse than the successful product that came before it lmao.
I love this so much. Just out of nowhere, Apu becomes enraged by something as trivial as Skinner not knowing how successful Jurassic Park was. It's so random, and yet so perfect. xD
Might be one of the best Simpsons jokes. The fact it's so random and also tied into the plot is brilliant. Coming up with a stupid movie idea is exactly what a middle aged man going through a crisis would do. Apu, who is normally so calm, going into a rage over the idea is hilarious.
Fun fact: Someone actually did write a book called Billy and the Cloneasaurus, though from what I've read of the premise, it's different to what Skinner describes. Also, in case anyone's wondering, yes, there is a one-star review that consists entirely of Apu's rant, complete with the "Thank you, come again."
I always loved to think how later, when Skinner unintentionally redirects those military shells at Apu’s store, right after he’s finished installing and filling those gas pumps. It was sort of his revenge for chewing him out earlier.
Oh, you have got to be kidding, sir. First you think of an idea that has already been done. Then you give it a title that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think this through? ....Bestseller list for 18 months. Every magazine cover had it. ...Most popular movies of all time, sir. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?? I mean, thank you, come again!
Better Zombie Simpsons episode pitch: Skinner is brought in to ghost-write Jurrasic World, after he finds out the story is similar to his draft for "Billy and the Cloneasarus"
This is non sequitur humor done right, because it's not truly out of nowhere. It connects us to Skinner being completely out of touch and to the fact that he doesn't really have much going for him outside of being the principal. It's wonderful showing and not telling.
I love the thought that Apu just berates him for fifteen mintues. One of the most suprisingly memorable scenes for me, as this really didnt have anything to do with the episode; its the one where Skinner gets fired
"First you think of an idea that has already been done, and then you give it a title that no one could possibly like!" Video Brinquedo and Sparkplug entertainment, everyone.
Reminds me of the epic fantasy trilogy I'm working on about a dark lord trying to find his magic ring. I call it, "The Ring that Couldn't be Destroyed."
I’d like to read “Billy and the Cloneasaurus” right before I watch the movie “The Bus That Couldn’t Slow Down.”
Have you seen the epic nine part movie franchise, “Battles in Space?”
@@TheJabbate1 Are you talking about Cosmic Wars The Gathering Shadow? Worst Cosmic Wars ever! I shall only see it 3 more times. Today!
Those things have more false advertising in them than the 'movie that never ends'
Obviously not what you were driving at, but "Billy and the Cloneasaurus" is an actual thing someone wrote, presumably after watching this episode. All I'll say about it is that it's... not a Jurassic Park rip-off.
I also really liked "kid goes back in time"
"But what if...I were to write 'Jurassic Park' and disguise it as my own writing? Hohohoho! Delightfully devilish, Seymour!"
I thought you said we were headed to Triassic Preserve?
"Oh, you have got to be kidding, sir!"
Love how angry and offended Apu is here.
ROFL I know it's priceless how he carries on
+Hakeem Karim They even had to fade out and come back in so there'd be enough time to do the rest of the show and still make this point.
It was on the best seller list for 18 months.
Now they are angry and offended by apu
The whole scene works because it’s unexpected of Apu to have a nerd rage.
Those fade-outs are perfect. It's like Apu is yelling at Skinner for hours.
You mean he isn’t?
Yeah and Apu starts really winding up and getting more pissed the further he goes along and making better and better points
Right? If only there was a clock on the wall that shows the time lapses after each fade out.
Nah I think it's better to leave the time to the imagination lol
Wow, thanks for telling us or we'd never guess...
Apu really is one of the few characters in Springfield with a functioning brain.
True, Just him and Pro. Frink then.
From CalTech even! (Calcutta Techincal Institute)
@Bill Patrick Jones Stop being an idiot
@Bill Patrick Jones nice bait mate
Nothing in Eternity Terms looks like you don’t know what sarcasm is.
"First you think of an idea that has already been done and then you give it an title that nobody could possible like."
Apu predicted modern Hollywood.
Schwarzer Ritter I would totally see Billy and and cloneasaurs lmao
No wonder Hollywood wants rid of him.
luckyDancer100 this has got to be one of the funniest comments I’ve read on youtube
We'd better get rid of Apu. Oh, I know, we'll just say he's a racist stereotype! Nevermind that he's one of the most beloved Indian Characters on TV and is usually depicted in a good light.
Modern Hollywood? Hollywood has been doing this since the 1920s!
I love how immediately angry apu gets
Phil Mantagas Execute Order 66 likes!
Lmao Crichton fan
Must be a big fan of Jurassic Park
Its scenes like this that remind us Apu wasnt just some 2 dimensional stereotype but a fleshed out charicature
That was the only correct response.
I'm going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a neglected English boy who finds out he's a wizard. I'm going to call it "Billy Trotter and the Magician's Rock".
TXRider this coment is criminally under liked
I am going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a farmer boy who has to fight a war in the stars. I'm going to call it "Billy, I am your father."
I’m going to write the great American novel. Mine will be about a prince who is exiled after his uncle accused him of killing his father. I’m going to call it “Remember Who You Are, Billy”.
Oh, you have got to be kidding, sirs. First you think of ideas that have already been done. And then you give them titles that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think...
... Dominated the media's coverage! Every child and adult knows them...
... For most influential movie franchises of our time, sirs. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!?
I mean thank you, come again.
We'll I'm going to write the Great American Novel. Mine is about a teenage boy who goes back in to the past where he meets his parents as teenagers. I'm going to call it "Billy and the Time Machine."
The utterly defeated look on Skinner's face by the end of what could have very well been a rant that went on for several minutes is what makes this for me.
felynecomrade I love that Apu yells at skinner for like 20 mins on his shity idea and skinner just stands there and takes it haha. Like he knew it was dumb.
Someone should’ve had this talk with however the hell thought to start making more Jurassic Parks..
Bro said however 💀
he still had to pay for the items
The film adaption of "Billy and the Cloneasaurus", directed by Senor Spielbergo, is a masterpiece.
I love the idea that Apu is a massive Jurassic Park fan
Totally. 18 months best seller list
He did know a lot about the franchise
I love how he still calls him "Sir" even as he crushes his spirit.
Hahaha so damn true
Considering this is Skinner, there's only two ways the story could go: Number one, his 'elementary school principal' side is in charge and it's a sweet happy story where nothing seriously goes wrong. Number two, his 'Vietnam PTSD' side is in charge and it's violent to a degree that makes the actual Jurassic Park look like an episode of 'Barney and Friends.' There is no middle ground.
Given the title, I'm picturing the first scenario....which would make the second all the funnier.
@@TetsuDeinonychus Or better yet, it starts off nice and sweet, then it progressively gets worse, and suddenly it ends in a bloody massacre where Billy loses his arm...
And then it jumps right back to the tone it had at the beginning, with a cheerful message for the readers about why cloning dinosaurs is a bad idea :D
@@TetsuDeinonychusBasically Jurassic Park
@@Floof8976 Proving Apu more than correct? ;)
The latter would actually be in line with the Jurassic Park novels.
Which, like you said, make the movies look like episodes of Barney by comparison.
what makes it so funny is that he was already down and out then he picks himself up by talking about his future plans on being a novelist and then apu crushes his dreams
lol Skinner didn’t even mentioned the title and Apu was already mad
@@NathanDraxter Apu was probably waiting for him to say the title, in the case if it was something that may have sounded very interesting/ thoughtful in his mind as the main / only redeeming aspect despite it being "an idea that has already been done."
To be fair to Apu, what we Skinner thinking? First, to have an idea that has already been done and then to give it such a terrible title. It was oncthe best sellers list for 18 months.. one of the most popular movies of all time I MEAN COME ON ARMIN WHAT WERE YOU THINKING
@@TheMightofDab "Armin"?
@@parker-boy98 Armin Tanzarian
I love that they were in a band together once, but now Apu is just telling him off at the checkout for his terrible novel idea
And calling him "sir" as though they're total strangers even though they earned a Grammy together.
That’s what friends do
You have to remember that in the simpsons universe, continuity is only treated as a polite suggestion, the show constantly contradicts its own lore and mythos.
Because episodes lack continuity.
@@dhrgkbqxtjr2743 He felt too embarrassed to call him by his name, he was thinking "I can't believe was in a band with this guy!".
I have no idea why i like this scene so much
Because it's fucking genius.
Because it's what we all would like to say to people who make money by just blatantly ripping off other people's idea's.
The implication through the fades that Apu berates Skinner about his bad idea for hours and that they all just sit there listening to him rant is why.
At this point in time, Apu is just a convenience store clerk with no backstory. The humor comes from the surprise that someone with that job would be so knowledgeable on the subject and tear Skinner a new one
it's actual quite simple...because BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS is friggin hilarious, and such a SKINNER thing to do, if he had indeed come up with that idea if JURASSIC PARK wasn't a thing...
"Am I so out of touch? No, it's the children who are wrong."
Yeah I know, it's from the next episode, but he certainly was out of touch that time lol
"I mean thank you, come again!" Skinner didn't even get the chance to pay for his groceries yet. LOL
shinhawk he looked so broken inside haha
Oh he payed alright, just not the wAy he expected
I don't think Apu even wanted his money at this point.
He knew that karma was all fucked up after that, had to fix it somehow.
@@holmesw25 he probably figured Seymour needed it more than him
I like to think that Apu just spent the entire day yelling at Skinner here.
This is what Skinner gets to look forward to retelling to his mother when he gets home.
What a lovely day this was.
And then his mother will yell at him too.
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I wish there was a clock on the wall to show the passage of time.
I'm going to write the great American novel. Mine is about a principal who invites his superintendent over to his house for an unforgettable luncheon only to find out that his roast is ruined and comes up with a devilishly clever idea to disguise fast food as his own. I call it, "Billy and the Steamed Clams!"
Billy? Why not "Skinny"?
@@LannaDru Ooof! I missed out on that one!
Written by “Vinnie!” This could go on forever….
Steamed hams
This has always been one of my favorite moments in the show's history and I still laugh every time I watch it. It's just so freaking random how angry Apu ends up getting and the idea that he carried on like that for a while makes it even funnier. By the end, when he's pushing his neck forward, i'm done. LMFAO Skinner looks like his hopess, dreams, and pride were all crushed forever. Then, "Thank you, come again".
It really is one of the all-time classic scenes in the series. No show today could produce something like this.
And right at the end when Apu snaps out of it, the look on his face.
Like "I've really been ranting on this for 20 mins?!"
Bo Davidson just play it in slow motion
Orochi2345678 How is it "random"? Stop using words you don't know the meaning of.
@@ShaneBales Shut up you moron. Ask your Mom to teach you on how to get a sense of humor, because clearly you don't have one.
The fact the writers were good enough to show apu pissed off before skinner has even finished the setup is mark of true genius.
i feel like thats a logical thing to show... genius though?
@@ohokok Such details are not a granted thing to expect.
They always do that. If you pay attention to the facial expressions of the characters you'll notice it everywhere.
This is why (classic era) Apu is more than the ethnic stereotype he was conceived as. This is one of those moments that realizes him as a fully developed character, and is a standout performance by Hank Azaria.
To be fair, it wasn't the people who had (fair complaints) that were the problem... it was the people that decided to remove Apu.
Doing that made the people talking about their experiences into bad guys.
I mean, is it really wrong for people who had to deal with executives expecting the Apu voice or kids bullied for Apu to talk about their experiences???
It's the people who overreacted that made Apu remembered as a stereotype....
@TheDeathmail I'm talking about how Hank Azaria has said in interviews that Apu was based on an irate Indian convenience store worker he knew at the time. The script didn't call for anyone ethnically specific for the role of store clerk; that's all Azaria. In his first appearance he's a bit rude. It's not until later on that they develop his character, and he became much more dimensional.
@@TheDeathmail South Park has a guy who is literally white with DID doing Yellow Face as a Chinese restaurant owner and they didn't get rid of him. They did however get rid of Mr. Hankey to make fun of getting rid of Apu. They even called it "The Problem with Poo." Lampooning "The Problem With Apu." While also having Mr. Hankey move to Springfield where Apu welcomes him. So ya you're right, Disney chickened out.
@@Shanethefilmmakerand as an Asian guy, I find the Asian stereotypes in South Park to be absolutely hilarious, especially the Japanese chef
@@faboo2001 ya. With me it was when he realized he died stereotypically. Self aware jokes ftw.
I love how Bart and Milhouse just stand there listening to Apu slowly chewing Skinner's head off for who knows HOW long, like this was the best thing they could've been doing that day.
...I was saying boo-illy & the cloneasaurus...
I'd like to imagine Apu's been hearing Seymour talking to himself about story ideas for days or even weeks, and this was just the straw that broke the camel's back.
I love how Apu moved his body with the, "what were you thinking?!" Thats passion right there lol.
The hand and body motions are the unsung heroes of this scene
This is hands-down the best scene in the entire series. It comes completely out of nowhere, it is edited with precision, and it shows the only element of eracibility in the otherwise (up to that point) two-dimensional Apu. Finding his completely random-hot button cracks me up every time I see it.
it is me Nice try trying to sound like you know what you're talking about. Its not "out of nowhere" in the context of the rest of the episode, you clearly don't know what "random" means, and prior to this episode the Simpsons had done an entire episode in the same season where Apu came to live with the Simpsons that explored his character extensively.
Shane Bales I think he means within the context of the episode. Apus rant comes out of nowehere lol. And it’s a perfect joke sandwiched between two transition scenes.
jeez, u just won't let go of coming at people who call it random lol... i mean, i get it, since Apu is clearly responding to Skinner's ridiculous idea, so it's quite pinpointed rather than accurate, but wow... 3 comments coming at them... im holding back coming at people for the lack of acknowledging that the best part of this scene isn't Apu, it's the fact that Skinner has no idea what Jurassic Park is and then gives it the world's greatest title in the history of anything lol... i can just mumble BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS to myself for no apparent reason, and literally just start laughing, looking like a crazy person
MAsterr Serch so what you're just going around every comment thread in this video talking shit trying to be funny?
@@dontcallmerudy9044 sensitive much?
I love how Apu becomes frustrated even before Skinner finishes his spiel
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I just imagined Seth MacFarlane as principal Skinner and him pitching Family guy. And Apu having the same reaction
Spot on. The only original and decent animated show Seth MacFarlane ever produced is the underrated American Dad!. Family Guy can get fucked for all I care.
Like, who's the "Family Guy"? Is it Peter?
Well Fox pushed it into that formula.
eh i still found family guy funny
@@MissDavids American Dad is just the Simpsons with another lick of paint.
I want the whole rant as a DVD extra
If I was in a band it would be named billy and the cloneasaurus
A band named after something from The Simpsons? Yeah, that's original /s
That's not original. Fall Out Boy (yes, the band) was named after Radioactive Man's sidekick.
And recently there was a band of ned flanders
@@Discosaturn
Look up was /s means on Urban Dictionary.
to be fair bowling for soup was named after a comedy act by steve martin
"What were you thinking?" Apu asked calmly.
The sad look on Skinner's face at the end also makes me sad. I think about it sometimes. :(
You got to sympathize with Skinner in this scene. Coming up with basically the same idea as Michael Crichton and due to living under a rock for so long being unaware that Crichton beat him to it.
That milk turned into cheese halfway through Apu's rant.
The secret sauce to what made Apu's rant so great was him somehow knowing how long the novel was on the bestseller's list.
So much great about this clip. But I love that Apu is irrationally angry the very second skinner starts explaining it.
WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?
Can't stop laughing. xD
I mean, thank you, come again.
When he says that, he kind of looks like a weasel.
The way he bobs his head back and forth full of rage had me dying 😂
Same 🤣
This might be my favorite joke. It comes out of nowhere and it’s perfectly delivered. Skinner being so out of touch, he come up with an idea that’s worse than the successful product that came before it lmao.
And to think they were once in a barbershop quartet together
I love how long we can imagine Apu was standing there lecturing and berating Skinner.
They did spend years in a band together, so Apu can be brutally honest with Skinner like this in a way only a very old friend can.
Skinner's dreams have been crushed.
There is something about Apu's aggressive lean-ins after the second cut-away that just makes this scene for me.
Cracking up at Apu’s head bopping at 0:29 😂
This is a top 5 all time Simpsons moment
Apu's rant is just as long as a Bollywood Indian movie...only more entertaining!
Wow, Apu is such a good character! Sure hope nothing happens to him.
Every time he goes "WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?!" with the head gestures I just lose it
I love this so much. Just out of nowhere, Apu becomes enraged by something as trivial as Skinner not knowing how successful Jurassic Park was. It's so random, and yet so perfect. xD
I love the implication that this pissed Apu off so much that he just berated Skinner for like 10 minutes straight here.
00:10 “I'm About to End This Man's Whole Career”
It's kinda surreal seeing Skinner outside of "Steamed Hams", given that it's the closest thing to a full episode of the Simpsons that I've ever seen.
Might be one of the best Simpsons jokes. The fact it's so random and also tied into the plot is brilliant. Coming up with a stupid movie idea is exactly what a middle aged man going through a crisis would do. Apu, who is normally so calm, going into a rage over the idea is hilarious.
WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!?...I mean thank yao, now come again..
I love how Apu closes the tirade with "... I mean, thank you, come again."
I love that Apu had so much passion for both the movie and the book that it was based on. He makes me feel bad for forgetting that it even is a book.
Fun fact: Someone actually did write a book called Billy and the Cloneasaurus, though from what I've read of the premise, it's different to what Skinner describes.
Also, in case anyone's wondering, yes, there is a one-star review that consists entirely of Apu's rant, complete with the "Thank you, come again."
I always loved to think how later, when Skinner unintentionally redirects those military shells at Apu’s store, right after he’s finished installing and filling those gas pumps. It was sort of his revenge for chewing him out earlier.
Never thought of that before 😂
The look on Apu's face before he goes off is incredible
Jurassic Park really was that huge when this came out, so Apu is justified in his anger.
Apu's head bob at the end kills it for me.
I just love the dream-shattering Apu here. :D
Love how apus heading thrusts back and forward when he says what wee you thinking 😂😂
Apus facial expressions make this even funnier. Between becoming pissed off listening to skinner and then when he realises hes kicked off 😂 brilliant!
The title alone sounds like one of those personalised books you'd buy your kids for Christmas.
Oh, you have got to be kidding, sir. First you think of an idea that has already been done. Then you give it a title that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think this through? ....Bestseller list for 18 months. Every magazine cover had it. ...Most popular movies of all time, sir. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?? I mean, thank you, come again!
This scene still makes me laugh today. I just love how annoyed Apu gets at Skinner's idea, and how he starts ranting at Skinner afterwards haha.
Apu is at his best when someone rubs him the wrong way.
Hollywood needs Apu now more than ever.
I hope Skinner publishes a novel. He deserves it.
Better Zombie Simpsons episode pitch: Skinner is brought in to ghost-write Jurrasic World, after he finds out the story is similar to his draft for "Billy and the Cloneasarus"
Billy and the Cloneasaurus: The Movie Starring Troy McClure as Clonearaptor no 1.
Look how utterly dejected Skinner is by the end of that. Man had his hopes and dreams shattered. Magnificent.
This consistently shows up on my main page and I watch it every time without fail and I laugh every time without fail.
One of my favorite scenes
WHAT WERE YOU THINKING
I mean “thank you, come again!”
This is non sequitur humor done right, because it's not truly out of nowhere. It connects us to Skinner being completely out of touch and to the fact that he doesn't really have much going for him outside of being the principal. It's wonderful showing and not telling.
I find it hilarious for some reason the way that Bart and Milhouse are just standing there watching.
I love the thought that Apu just berates him for fifteen mintues. One of the most suprisingly memorable scenes for me, as this really didnt have anything to do with the episode; its the one where Skinner gets fired
No wonder that later in this same episode Skinner "accidentally" blows up the Kwik E Mart.
milhouse was so scared he didn't even blink the whole scene.
Billy and the Cloneasaurus
Coming this fall to a theater near you.
Sponsored by Skinner's Steamed Hams.
yes, and you call them STEAMED even though they are OBVIOUSLY grilled...?
Also playing at a theater near you the bus that couldn't slow down 😂
...and featuring a special cameo by the Aurora Borealis (the real one)!
Seymour the house is on fire!
No mother it’s the northern lights
Heeeeelp! Somebody heeelp me!
Do one thing for me, at the snack bar.. get Mendoza!
MENDOZAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
This is me when a friend wants me to develop a "unique" idea he had for an app lol
0:16. That same angry outburst returns when Marge brings banana bread.
I know that look on skinners face at the end all too well, the moment your self esteem dies.
*James Somerton walking out of the cinema like “I have a great idea for a new video”*
Love the wide cut to Skinner totally destroyed looking at the floor.
AKA: Apu rants about a Jurassic Park ripoff for about 1 hour.
The “oh” the Apu started his rant with, you can hear the annoyance in his voice lmfao one of my favorite clips in the whole show
This is EXACTLY how I feel about Rick And Morty....
how?
I hate Rick and Morty too. People like to pretend its smart when its not. Its boring and just gore= funny.
@@icecreamhero2375 i don't even remember any gore in the show
"First you think of an idea that has already been done, and then you give it a title that no one could possibly like!" Video Brinquedo and Sparkplug entertainment, everyone.
Apu turned into every internet critic ever.
Every.
Single.
One.
I mean, "Thank you, come again!"
Best reading ever of "thank you."
thank yaou
At 0:09 Apus face as it dawns on him always gets me
I love how In the grand scheme of things Apu is one of the most competent characters on the show. RIP Apu
“Billy and the Cloneasaurus” is a good name for a children’s book.
*" -i mean thank you, come again"*
Reminds me of the epic fantasy trilogy I'm working on about a dark lord trying to find his magic ring. I call it, "The Ring that Couldn't be Destroyed."