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* {{Jerkass}}: While it is PlayedForLaughs, Homer treats Marge like dirt in this episode,[[DisproportionateRetribution threatening her with divorce just for wanting to dance with him]], taking an intimate picture of her and sending to a magazine without her permission, and showing a complete disregard for her feelings and well being. He even considers the possibility of replacing her with a Korean bride at one point.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Meathook challenges Homer to a [[DuelToTheDeath duel in the "Circle of Death"]], Marge is more bothered by their dirtying the Circle (which she just finished sweeping) than the idea that her husband might die.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: ComicallyMissingThePoint:
** When Meathook challenges Homer to a [[DuelToTheDeath duel in the "Circle of Death"]], Marge is more bothered by their dirtying the Circle (which she just finished sweeping) than the idea that her husband mightdie.die.
** The rest of Homer’s gang doesn’t seem to understand Ned’s objections to the “Hell’s Satans” name, throwing out such suggestions as “The Devil’s Pals” and “The Christ Punchers” (the latter of which makes Ned flinch).
** When Meathook challenges Homer to a [[DuelToTheDeath duel in the "Circle of Death"]], Marge is more bothered by their dirtying the Circle (which she just finished sweeping) than the idea that her husband might
** The rest of Homer’s gang doesn’t seem to understand Ned’s objections to the “Hell’s Satans” name, throwing out such suggestions as “The Devil’s Pals” and “The Christ Punchers” (the latter of which makes Ned flinch).
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* PersonAsVerb: "I took a sacred vow on my wedding day: to [[Creator/HumphreyBogart Bogart]] her forever."
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* WhichBathroomDilemma: Greaser's Cafe has two bathroom: "Cool Cats" and "Squares". Lenny enters to the "Cool Cats" bathroom, [[WrongBathroomIncident cue women screaming]]; so he goes to the "Squares" room, and ''still'' there are women screaming at him.
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* LetsGetDangerous: When the real Hell's Satans crash in the Simpson household, Homer spends most of the time cowering in fear. But when they leave with Marge in tow, that's when he gathers the courage to hunt them down and battle their leader in a Circle of Death.
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* RoaringRampageOfRescue: When Homer finds the Hell's Satans after they have kidnapped Marge, he bursts into their camp, yelling at the top of his voice and laying out bikers with punches, kicks, and headbutts.
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* DuelsDecideEverything: Played for laughs.
-->'''Meathook:''' There's only one way to decide this: You and me, in the Circle of Death!
-->'''Marge:''' (''groans'') Oh, I just swept the Circle of Death.
-->'''Meathook:''' There's only one way to decide this: You and me, in the Circle of Death!
-->'''Marge:''' (''groans'') Oh, I just swept the Circle of Death.
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* ShoutOut: Parodied InUniverse, where the biker movie from which Homer takes his persona has the protagonist’s father lament that his son is acting “like a Film/RebelWithoutACause, like that boy in that popular movie we saw.”
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Homer and Marge's dance to win the vintage motorcycle includes lots of spinning; from Homer and Marge swinging each other around by the leg/hair, or Homer makng his wife ''spin on her hair like a top''.
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* SpectacularSpinning: Homer and Marge's dance to win the vintage motorcycle includes lots of spinning; from Homer and Marge swinging each other around by the leg/hair, or Homer makng his wife ''spin on her hair like a top''.
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'''Original air date:''' 11/28/1999
'''Production code:''' BABF-05
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* RuleAbidingRebel: Homer may have intended the Hell's Satans to be a gang of street toughs, and the Springfield locals seem to regard them as such, but this is really all they amount to. The worst they do is taunt Wiggum and hang around the Kwik-E-Mart, but they otherwise commit no crimes and drive at the speed limit.
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* RuleAbidingRebel: Homer may have intended the Hell's Satans to be a gang of street toughs, and the Springfield locals seem to regard them as such, but this is really all they amount to. The worst they do is taunt Wiggum and hang around the Kwik-E-Mart, but they otherwise commit no crimes and drive at the speed limit. This is a gang that ''Ned Flanders'' can comfortably ride with.
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* FatherIWantToMarryMyBrother: The corny 70s-style ballad that plays while Bart is helping Homer learn to ride his motorcycle takes the concept of the ParentalLoveSong quite literally.
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* ParentalLoveSong: {{Parodied}} with "Mayonnaise and Marmalade," the song (performed by NRBQ) that plays over the montage of Bart teaching Homer how to ride a motorcycle. It starts as a pretty standard sappy 70s-style ballad and gets increasingly absurd, cumulating in this line:
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* ParentalLoveSong: {{Parodied}} with "Mayonnaise and Marmalade," the song (performed by NRBQ) that plays over the montage of Bart teaching Homer how to ride a motorcycle. It starts as a pretty standard sappy 70s-style ballad of this kind and gets increasingly absurd, cumulating in this line:
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* ParentalLoveSong: {{Parodied}} with "Mayonnaise and Marmalade," the song (performed by NRBQ) that plays over the montage of Bart teaching Homer how to ride a motorcycle. It starts as a pretty standard sappy 70s-style ballad and gets increasingly absurd, cumulating in this line:
-->If you weren't a man and my father too
-->[[WhyDontYouMarryIt I'd buy you a diamond ring and then I'd marry you]]
-->If you weren't a man and my father too
-->[[WhyDontYouMarryIt I'd buy you a diamond ring and then I'd marry you]]
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* CouchGag: The Simpsons sit on the couch, but get sucked inside and come out looking like a shredded piece of paper
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch: The first half of the episode is built around Homer forming his own biker gang with Moe, Lenny, Carl and Ned. However, after the Hell's Satans kidnap Marge, this plot is dropped in favor of having Homer fighting the Satans to save her.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Homer's Hell's Satans gang (consisting of Moe, Lenny, Carl and Ned) completely vanishes from the plot after the real Hell's Satans invade his house and kidnap Marge.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: The "Hell's Satans".
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* NotHyperbole: When Marge offers to make breakfast, Ramrod replies "I'd kill for some waffles", to which Ramrod says "He has. [[NoodleIncident Remember that IHOP in Oakland]]?", which makes Meathook and Ramrod laugh.
* OhCrap: Homer and the Hell Satans refuse to budge from flicking pennies and loitering around the Kwik-E-Mart, but beat a hasty retreat when Apu produces a broom and brandishes it threateningly. Afterwards, Manjula exits the store and tells him that he promised not to do that, both of them acting like he threatened Homer and the others with a shotgun.
* OhCrap: Homer and the Hell Satans refuse to budge from flicking pennies and loitering around the Kwik-E-Mart, but beat a hasty retreat when Apu produces a broom and brandishes it threateningly. Afterwards, Manjula exits the store and tells him that he promised not to do that, both of them acting like he threatened Homer and the others with a shotgun.
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* NotHyperbole: When Marge offers to make breakfast, Ramrod Meathook replies "I'd kill for some waffles", to which Ramrod says "He has. [[NoodleIncident Remember that IHOP in Oakland]]?", which makes Meathook and Ramrod laugh.
* OhCrap: Homer and theHell Hell's Satans refuse to budge from flicking pennies and loitering around the Kwik-E-Mart, but beat a hasty retreat when Apu produces a broom and brandishes it threateningly. Afterwards, Manjula exits the store and tells him that he promised not to do that, both of them acting like he threatened Homer and the others with a shotgun.
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* SongParody: Homer and Marge dance to "Mental House Rock", a parody of "Jailhouse Rock".
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Meathook challenges Homer to a [[DuelToTheDeath duel in the "Circle of Death"]], Marge is more bothered by their dirtying the Circle (which she just finished sweeping) than the idea that her husband might die.
* ContinuityNod: In Greaser's, Apu and Manjula are wearing the same clothes as they did in the conception scene in Apu's car in the previous episode, "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E7EightMisbehavin Eight Misbehavin']]".
* ContinuityNod: In Greaser's, Apu and Manjula are wearing the same clothes as they did in the conception scene in Apu's car in the previous episode, "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E7EightMisbehavin Eight Misbehavin']]".
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* ContinuityNod: In Greaser's, Apu and Manjula are wearing the same clothes as they did in the conception scene in Apu's car in the previous episode, "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E7EightMisbehavin Eight Misbehavin']]".
