Simpsons 3x20: Colonel Homer

Season 3 / Episode 20: Colonel Homer

September 19, 1991 – August 27, 1992

1. "Stark Raving Dad"
2. "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington"
3. "When Flanders Failed"
4. "Bart the Murderer"
5. "Homer Defined"
6. "Like Father, Like Clown"
7. "Treehouse of Horror II"
8. "Lisa's Pony"
9. "Saturdays of Thunder"
10. "Flaming Moe's"
11. "Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk"
12. "I Married Marge"
13. "Radio Bart"
14. "Lisa the Greek"
15. "Homer Alone"
16. "Bart the Lover"
17. "Homer at the Bat"
18. "Separate Vocations"
19. "Dog of Death"
20. "Colonel Homer"
21. "Black Widower"
22. "The Otto Show"
23. "Bart's Friend Falls in Love"
24. "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?"

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Episode Review: Colonel Homer

The Simpson family would go to the local movie theater to see a film. Bart, Maggie along with Lisa see Space Mutants MIRE, while Homer and Marge start to see the Stockholm Affair. As this films starts, Homer works loud and obnoxious, embarrassing Marge. When he provides away the film's concluding, Marge tells him to shut up as well as the audience applauds, embarrassing Homer. Through the car ride home, Marge tries to apologize for what she said, but Homer is not going to accept it. He drops Marge as well as the children off at home and goes off on a long drive into the night time. He finally stops with a redneck bar called this Beer 'N' Brawl, where he grabs a beer while enjoying an attractive young waitress branded Lurleen Lumpkin performing upon stage. She sings the song that follows Homer's present state with every aspect, and once she surface finishes, Homer introduces himself to her.

Several days in the future, still humming Lurleen's tune, Homer drives to the girl mobile home to ask for a copy. Lurleen tells him she has not recorded the tune, so Homer insists that she arrive at a recording company to record a CD. Homer grants the creating company clerk permission to play the song about the radio, and Lurleen's songs are an instantaneous hit all over Springfield. In your own home, Marge asks Homer in relation to Lurleen; he claims that jane is just a waitress who's turning into a audio superstar. Marge does not approve that he is seeing her, as she fears that something more should come of the relationship. Homer will become Lurleen's manager, and to adjust to with the role, he buys an expensive white cowboy suit which he wears at home. Marge is furious, and asks if he or she is having an affair. He / she denies it, and claims whether Marge likes the item or not, he is going to help Lurleen become the country music star. The whole family gathers at the creating studio with Lurleen to record more of the girl songs. Her new one, a suggestive love metaphor known as "Bagged Me a Homer", brings Marge to gnash the girl teeth in rage.

Homer gets Lurleen a gig on a country western television string called Ya-Hoo!. Just before her performance, Homer and Lurleen spend the night time in her mobile home, and she shows him certainly one of her new songs. From the song she asks Homer to "bunk" with her, but Homer knows that would violate his marital vows along with leaves. During her overall performance, Homer is approached with a business agent who asks to acquire Lurleen's contract, but Homer refuses. With Lurleen's dressing room, Homer becomes locked within the embrace with her, subsequently describes how his love life is flashing before his eyes. Homer tells Lurleen that he only wanted to share her voice while using world and leaves before he does anything to forfeit his family. He again runs into the agent and on this occasion sells Lurleen's contract for US$50. At home, Marge will take off all her clothes and enters bed, naked. Marge subsequently watches the Ya-Hoo! indicate when Homer returns. When Homer enters bed, Marge hears what Homer did through Lurleen's bluesy song about the television which Lurleen ends by saying she hopes Marge knows how lucky jane is.