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*** On that note: Marge's line about what Homer was doing with the pig's "leavings" began as what Creator/MattGroening described as "the [[OverlyLongGag world's longest shit joke]]," with Marge giving a LongList of different euphemisms for crap/shit, none of which would register to Homer.
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*** On that note: Marge's line about what Homer was doing with the pig's "leavings" began as what Creator/MattGroening described as "the [[OverlyLongGag world's longest shit joke]]," with Marge giving a LongList [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms long list of different euphemisms euphemisms]] for crap/shit, none of which would register to Homer.
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** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore. (The others, Gregg Vanzo and Lauren MacMillan, were not available)
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** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore. (The others, Gregg Vanzo and Lauren MacMillan, [=MacMillan=], were not available)
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** When the dome lands on Springfield, the news reports that there's no weather, so all of the crops are dying and merchants are charging exorbitant prices for basic necessities.
** Everyone in Springfield is so insane after fourteen rough days, that everyone gets unpolite and rampageous behaviour and damages Springfield by ruining it (which is how when Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie returned to Springfield and find it in ruins).
** Moe becomes an emperor when Springfield is covered up by the dome, and Marge asks him how did he become one. Moe explains why. He shows photos of how the citizens were. The people were a dystopia, a utopia and then an ortopia. He says that there were many horrible crimes, crazy times, many locals have died, many have been gone and many other townspeople also passed on, too.
** Everyone in Springfield is so insane after fourteen rough days, that everyone gets unpolite and rampageous behaviour and damages Springfield by ruining it (which is how when Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie returned to Springfield and find it in ruins).
** Moe becomes an emperor when Springfield is covered up by the dome, and Marge asks him how did he become one. Moe explains why. He shows photos of how the citizens were. The people were a dystopia, a utopia and then an ortopia. He says that there were many horrible crimes, crazy times, many locals have died, many have been gone and many other townspeople also passed on, too.
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** When the dome lands on Springfield, the news reports that there's no weather, so all of the crops are dying and dying, merchants are charging exorbitant prices for basic necessities.
necessities, and the effects of the dome on the world of sports.
** Everyone in Springfieldis so insane after fourteen rough days, that everyone gets unpolite and rampageous behaviour goes crazy and damages Springfield by ruining trashing it (which is how when Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie returned to Springfield and find found it in ruins).
** Moe becomesan the town's emperor when Springfield is covered up by the dome, and Marge asks him how he did he become one. it. Moe explains why. He shows why, showing photos of how the citizens were. The people were were, first a dystopia, then a utopia utopia, and then finally an ortopia. autopia. He says that there were many the town through some very horrible crimes, crazy and very intense times, leaving many locals have died, many have been gone dead, and many other townspeople others also passed on, too.dead as well.
** Everyone in Springfield
** Moe becomes
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* DVDCommentary: There's two, included in both DVD, Blu-Ray and on Disney Plus.
** First commentary, with producers and writers Creator/MattGroening, Creator/JamesLBrooks, Al Jean and Mike Scully, producer Richard Sakai, director Creator/DavidSilverman and voice actors Creator/DanCastellaneta and Creator/YeardleySmith.
** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore.
** First commentary, with producers and writers Creator/MattGroening, Creator/JamesLBrooks, Al Jean and Mike Scully, producer Richard Sakai, director Creator/DavidSilverman and voice actors Creator/DanCastellaneta and Creator/YeardleySmith.
** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore.
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* DVDCommentary: There's two, included in both DVD, the DVD and the Blu-Ray and on Disney Plus.
** First commentary, withproducers and writers writer-producers Creator/MattGroening, Creator/JamesLBrooks, Al Jean and Mike Scully, producer Richard Sakai, director Creator/DavidSilverman and voice actors Creator/DanCastellaneta and Creator/YeardleySmith.
** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore. (The others, Gregg Vanzo and Lauren MacMillan, were not available)
** First commentary, with
** Second commentary, with director David Silverman and sequence directors Mike B. Anderson, Steven Dean Moore and Rich Moore. (The others, Gregg Vanzo and Lauren MacMillan, were not available)
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** A shot of Mr. Burns bathing in a bathtub of jewels and diamonds
** A shot of Groundskeeper Willie looking out of his truck.
** A shot of Groundskeeper Willie looking out of his truck.
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* OrphanedReference: In the wide shot of the dome on the town (when Homer screams "DOOOOOME!") you can see the baseball stadium has been bisected by the base of the dome. This was a setup for a later joke where West Springfield thrash North Springfield at the game since the ball keeps rebounding off the dome, making it practically impossible to catch the batter out. The scene was ultimately left on the cutting room floor.
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* OrphanedReference: In the wide shot of the dome on the town (when Homer screams "DOOOOOME!") you can see the baseball stadium has been bisected by the base of the dome. This was a setup for a later joke where West Springfield thrash North Springfield at the game since the ball keeps rebounding off the dome, making it practically impossible to catch the batter out. The out, but the scene was ultimately left on didn't make the cutting room floor.final cut.
