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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "Stark Raving Dad" has Homer freaking out because his work shirts have all turned pink, due to Bart throwing his lucky red cap into the washer while Marge wasn't looking. Marge insists that it won't be a big deal. Cut to the morning grind, where Burns and Doctor Monroe have singled Homer out for "freakish tendencies" and begin plotting for his sanity evaluation.
** Bear in mind that most of the bad things that happen to Homer in this episode are clearly his own fault: Upon being given a take-home psychiatric evaluation, Homer loafs around, trying to get other people to fill it out for him. Eventually, Bart fills it out and Homer is predictably thrown into a mental institution when he turns it in without even looking at it.
** Also, Homer's objection wasn't so much to the fact that it was pink, as that it would make him stand out. He said something to the effect of "I'm not popular enough to be different!"
** Bear in mind that most of the bad things that happen to Homer in this episode are clearly his own fault: Upon being given a take-home psychiatric evaluation, Homer loafs around, trying to get other people to fill it out for him. Eventually, Bart fills it out and Homer is predictably thrown into a mental institution when he turns it in without even looking at it.
** Also, Homer's objection wasn't so much to the fact that it was pink, as that it would make him stand out. He said something to the effect of "I'm not popular enough to be different!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': The episode "Stark "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E1StarkRavingDad Stark Raving Dad" Dad]]" has Homer freaking out because his work shirts have all turned pink, due to Bart throwing his lucky red cap into the washer while Marge wasn't looking. Marge insists that it won't be a big deal. Cut to the morning grind, where Burns and Doctor Monroe have singled Homer out for "freakish tendencies" and begin plotting for his sanity evaluation.
**evaluation. Bear in mind that most of the bad things that happen to Homer in this episode are clearly his own fault: Upon being given a take-home psychiatric evaluation, Homer loafs around, trying to get other people to fill it out for him. Eventually, Bart fills it out and Homer is predictably thrown into a mental institution when he turns it in without even looking at it.
**it. Also, Homer's objection wasn't isn't so much to the fact that it was it's pink, as that it would make him stand out. He said says something to the effect of "I'm not popular enough to be different!"
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