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* WeightWoe: The reason why Marge decides to create Shapes in the first place.
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* WeightWoe: The reason why Marge decides to create Shapes in the first place.place, because her hips are wider than the Wonder Woman cardboard cut out.
* WorkoutFanservice: [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/simpsons/images/9/99/Husbands_and_Knives_Promo_Card_2.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20071224023922 Marge in her workout gear]] in the promotional photos.
* WorkoutFanservice: [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/simpsons/images/9/99/Husbands_and_Knives_Promo_Card_2.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20071224023922 Marge in her workout gear]] in the promotional photos.
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* StartMyOwn: Marge starts her gym because she doesn't feel comfortable at the already existing ones.
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... whereupon he wakes up in his hospital bed, revealing that everything after his gastric band surgery was AllJustADream. Deciding she loves Homer as he is, Marge insisted the surgeon reverse the surgery. The episode ends with Moore, Spiegelman, and Clowes watching Homer and Marge walking arm-in-arm, before ignoring a meteor heading for the Earth in favour favor of an underpaid comic artists' convention with a cash bar.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Homer goes for stomach stapling, and eventually other kinds of plastic surgery, to improve his looks because he believes that Marge spending all day around people that look better than him will make her leave him. [[spoiler:In the dream that composes a huge chunk of the episode, not only is Homer right, but Marge quite gleefully ''murders him'' after declaring that she's leaving him.]]
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* ProperlyParanoid: Homer goes for stomach stapling, and eventually other kinds of plastic surgery, to improve his looks because he believes that Marge spending all day around people that look better than him will make her leave him. [[spoiler:In In the dream that composes a huge chunk of the episode, not only is Homer right, but Marge quite gleefully ''murders him'' after declaring that she's leaving him.]]
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* SelfMadeMan: Marge builds a successful gym franchise from nothing. The drama of the episode is that [[spoiler:(at least in Homer's dream) Marge will become DrunkWithPower and sexual desires courtesy of being around attractive people all day long and she will abandon him.]]
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* SelfMadeMan: Marge builds a successful gym franchise from nothing. The drama of the episode is that [[spoiler:(at (at least in Homer's dream) Marge will become DrunkWithPower and sexual desires courtesy of being around attractive people all day long and she will abandon him.]]
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* ShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic book section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** Lisa discovers the ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic book section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''. Many actual Tintin books can be seen on the shelves, including the black-and-white-only ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'' and the unfinished ''Tintin and Alph-Art''.
** Alan Moore, Art Spiegelman, and Dan Clowes are surrounded by copies of and/or references to some of their most famous works, respectively including ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' and ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'', and ''ComicBook/GhostWorld'' and ''ComicBook/ArtSchoolConfidential''. When Comic Book Guy starts smashing up Coolsville, the three artists reveal themselves to be the League of Extraordinary Freelancers, a nod to Moore's ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen''.
** When Alan Moore gets worked up over how the film industry has ruined his work in adapting it for the screen, after Art Spiegelman talks him down, he finds solace in a compilation of Marjorie Henderson Buell's comic strip ''Little Lulu''.
** When Marge struggles with the treadmill, she looks over to see Miss Springfield, Cookie Kwan, Duffman, and Rainer Wolfcastle effortlessly re-enacting the video to Music/OKGo's "Here It Goes Again".
** In the episode's climax, Homer picks up Marge in his arms and flees a TorchesAndPitchforks-carrying mob to Notre Dame de Springfield cathedral, a parody of Quasimodo carrying Esmeralda into Notre Dame de Paris in ''Literature/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.
** Lisa discovers the ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic book section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''. Many actual Tintin books can be seen on the shelves, including the black-and-white-only ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'' and the unfinished ''Tintin and Alph-Art''.
** Alan Moore, Art Spiegelman, and Dan Clowes are surrounded by copies of and/or references to some of their most famous works, respectively including ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' and ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'', ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'', and ''ComicBook/GhostWorld'' and ''ComicBook/ArtSchoolConfidential''. When Comic Book Guy starts smashing up Coolsville, the three artists reveal themselves to be the League of Extraordinary Freelancers, a nod to Moore's ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen''.
** When Alan Moore gets worked up over how the film industry has ruined his work in adapting it for the screen, after Art Spiegelman talks him down, he finds solace in a compilation of Marjorie Henderson Buell's comic strip ''Little Lulu''.
** When Marge struggles with the treadmill, she looks over to see Miss Springfield, Cookie Kwan, Duffman, and Rainer Wolfcastle effortlessly re-enacting the video to Music/OKGo's "Here It Goes Again".
** In the episode's climax, Homer picks up Marge in his arms and flees a TorchesAndPitchforks-carrying mob to Notre Dame de Springfield cathedral, a parody of Quasimodo carrying Esmeralda into Notre Dame de Paris in ''Literature/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame''.
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... whereupon he wakes up in his hospital bed, revealing that everything after his gastric band surgery was AllJustADream. Deciding she loves Homer as he is, Marge insisted the surgeon reverse the surgery. The episode ends with Moore, Spiegelman, and Clowes watching Homer and Marge walking arm-in-arm, before ignoring a meteor heading for the Earth in favour of an underpaid comic artists' convention with a cash bar.
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* HalfwayPlotSwitch[=/=]WhatHappenedToTheMouse: HalfwayPlotSwitch: The Comic Book Guy plot is the main focus of the first act, but it's completely dropped with no resolution to make way for the Marge story.[[note]] Milo re-appears in Season 25's "Married to the Blob", by which time he and Strawberry have tied the knot.[[/note]]
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* InsultBackfire: Comic Book Guy tries to ruin Milo's image in front of the Coolsville patrons by announcing that, contrary to the nerd stereotype, Milo has a girlfriend. However, the kids already know this - they've met her and like her just as much as Milo.
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* ShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic strip section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* ShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic strip book section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* SpinoffBabies: Parodied. Milhouse asks Alan Moore to sign his copy of [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} "Watchmen Babies:]] [[ComicBook/VForVendetta V For Vacation"]]. He's not thrilled about it.
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* ShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''Tintin'' and ''Asterix'' comic strip section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* ShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''Tintin'' ''ComicBook/{{Tintin}}'' and ''Asterix'' ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' comic strip section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* MurderByInaction: The trio of authors/superheroes realize that a meteor is heading for Springfield, but leave as they consider a [[SkewedPriorities convention for underpaid artists more important.]]
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* MurderByInaction: The trio of authors/superheroes realize that a meteor is heading for towards Springfield, but leave as they consider a [[SkewedPriorities convention for underpaid artists more important.]]
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* MurderByInaction: The trio of authors/superheroes realize that a meteor is coming heading for Springfield, but leave as they consider a [[SkewedPriorities convention for underpaid writers artists more important.]]
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* BodyHorror: How Homer ended up looking after the numerous cosmetic operations. [[spoiler:The climax just seems to have AllJustADream]].
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* BodyHorror: How Homer ended up looking after the numerous cosmetic operations. [[spoiler:The The climax just seems to have AllJustADream]].AllJustADream.
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* IgnoredExpert: When one of the husbands gives Homer tips on how to stay attractive to his wife so she doesn't leave him for a younger man, Homer ignores him as his advice would require effort andd instead opts for plastic surgery.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: To the Comic Book Guy, who ended up out of business due to his miserliness and cruelty to his customers.
* MurderByInaction: The trio of authors/superheroes realize a meteor is coming for Springfield, but leave as they consider a [[SkewedPriorities convention for underpaid writers more important.]]
* PygmalionSnapBack: Homer winds up looking exactly how he did before after Marge had a surgeon undo the stomach stapling.
* LaserGuidedKarma: To the Comic Book Guy, who ended up out of business due to his miserliness and cruelty to his customers.
* MurderByInaction: The trio of authors/superheroes realize a meteor is coming for Springfield, but leave as they consider a [[SkewedPriorities convention for underpaid writers more important.]]
* PygmalionSnapBack: Homer winds up looking exactly how he did before after Marge had a surgeon undo the stomach stapling.
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* TakeThat: To [[Series/TheOprahWinfreyShow Oprah]] and her longtime boyfriend, Steadman Graham. During an appearance on ''[[{{Expy}} Opal]]'', Marge inquires as to when "Straightman" will finally pop the question and she in turns hands out expensive German cuckoo clocks to excited audience members as a means of distraction.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Played with, as Homer wants to avoid being a starter husband (as he and another guy are the only original husbands of the successful women) and opts for his plastic surgery.
* WeightWoe: The reason why Marge decides to create Shapes in the first place.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Played with, as Homer wants to avoid being a starter husband (as he and another guy are the only original husbands of the successful women) and opts for his plastic surgery.
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**ShoutOut: Lisa walks to discovers the ComicStrip/{{Tintin}} ''Tintin'' and ComicBook/{{Asterix}} shelf. ''Asterix'' comic strip section and says: "I thought these only existed in French class." She then picks up an album named ''Tintin in Paris'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''Tintin in the Land of the Soviets'', combined with content imagery of ''The Black Island'' and ''Destination Moon''.
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* SpoofAesop: Homer says using surgery to improve one's looks is a bad idea because medical science has yet to evolve to the point of fixing allkinks.kinks.
* TintinShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''Tintin'' and ''Asterix'' comic strip section and says: ''"I thought these only existed in French class."'' She then picks up an album named ''"Tintin in Paris"'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''"Tintin in the Land of the Soviets"'', combined with content imagery of ''"The Black Island"'' and ''"Destination Moon"''.
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* TintinShoutOut: Lisa discovers the ''Tintin'' and ''Asterix'' comic strip section and says: ''"I thought these only existed in French class."'' She then picks up an album named ''"Tintin in Paris"'', which doesn't exist in the Tintin series, but is a mishmash of the album cover of ''"Tintin in the Land of the Soviets"'', combined with content imagery of ''"The Black Island"'' and ''"Destination Moon"''.
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* CutawayGag: After Bart points out that Milo wears a porkpie hat, it cuts to Homer at his work station drooling"[[MmmSomething Mmm..."Mmm... porkpie.]]"
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Marge starts a successful line of womens' gyms, Homer gets bariatic surgery to lose weight, and The Comic Book Guy faces competetion competition from a new hipper store run by a comic bookstore owner called Milo (guest voiced by Jack Black) who has a bigger variety of books, has a girlfriend, isn't a whiny man-child, and treats his customers with respect.
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* SpoofAesop: Homer said using surgery to improve one's looks is a bad idea because medical science has yet to evolve to the point of fixing all kinks.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: A hotel sign Reading "Welcome Lady Businesswomen"
* [[SelfMadeMan Self-Made Woman]]: Marge
* SpoofAesop: Homer said using surgery to improve one's looks is a bad idea because medical science has yet to evolve to the point of fixing all kinks.
