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* FreakOut: Homer practically has a mental breakdown over seeing how bad he fucked up building the barbecue pit.
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* BaitAndSwitch: "Yeaaah, that's one fine lookin' barbecue pit. '''''[[RageBreakingPoint WHY DOESN'T MINE LOOK LIKE THAT?!?]]'''''"
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* PastInTheRearViewMirror: Homer adjusts his mirror to avoid seeing his bumper with the barbecue pit dangerously rolling down the road.
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* EpicFail: Homer's attempt at building a barbecue pit is one for the history books in regards to the level of fail involved. To wit:
** After Lisa has laid down the cement and takes a break to rest her back, Homer takes over. While looking at the box of grill parts, the box's rear end collapses, causing all the parts (instructions and all) to fall into the cement.
** Homer tries to salvage the cement-covered parts by resting them on a wheelbarrow full of bricks, which then topples over into the cement as well, meaning that every single component of the barbecue pit is now covered in cement.
** With the cement drying quickly, Homer attempts to read the instructions. Because the English side is ruined from the cement, Homer has to make do with the French version of the instructions...and gets stumped at "Le Grille".
** With no other option, Homer decides to haphazardly stick bits and pieces of the pit together. For a minute, it seems that Homer's successfully built the barbecue pit...but then it turns out that he was just holding the box; the actual "finished" barbecue pit [[https://frinkiac.com/caption/S10E19/301750 looks like it got sucked into a void and spat back out again]].
** Enraged at how badly the whole thing went, Homer begins beating at the "barbecue pit" with a pipe, screams and charges into it with an umbrella, then gets flung backwards.
** After Lisa has laid down the cement and takes a break to rest her back, Homer takes over. While looking at the box of grill parts, the box's rear end collapses, causing all the parts (instructions and all) to fall into the cement.
** Homer tries to salvage the cement-covered parts by resting them on a wheelbarrow full of bricks, which then topples over into the cement as well, meaning that every single component of the barbecue pit is now covered in cement.
** With the cement drying quickly, Homer attempts to read the instructions. Because the English side is ruined from the cement, Homer has to make do with the French version of the instructions...and gets stumped at "Le Grille".
** With no other option, Homer decides to haphazardly stick bits and pieces of the pit together. For a minute, it seems that Homer's successfully built the barbecue pit...but then it turns out that he was just holding the box; the actual "finished" barbecue pit [[https://frinkiac.com/caption/S10E19/301750 looks like it got sucked into a void and spat back out again]].
** Enraged at how badly the whole thing went, Homer begins beating at the "barbecue pit" with a pipe, screams and charges into it with an umbrella, then gets flung backwards.
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* TakeThat: Lisa doesn't get through more than ten seconds of Ray Jay Johnson's routine before stating that she's already sick of him.
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* TakeThat: Lisa doesn't get through more than ten seconds of Ray Jay J. Johnson's routine before stating that she's already sick of him.
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It's not "incomprehensible", it's a different trope altogether.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: Invoked in Homer's art style. The critics think his first work is art, but it was actually just some junk that Homer had thrown together.
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* CosyCatastrophe: Homer's flooding of Springfield at the end should have been a disaster that killed many people and destroyed many homes, but not only is everything more or less preserved, everyone's completely fine with it and shown having fun in the water without worrying about whatever damage it's causing.
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** Homer scribbles something on a piece of paper when Moe tells him he can pay with a priceless sketch. Barney asks if he can do the same but is rejected, causing him to throw away his work. The camera then shows it's Georges Seurat's "Art/ASundayAfternoonOnTheIslandOfLaGrandeJatte".
** One of the museum paintings features [[ComicStrip/LifeInHell Akbar and Jeff]].
** One of the museum paintings features [[ComicStrip/LifeInHell Akbar and Jeff]].
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** Homer scribbles something on a piece of paper when Moe tells him he can pay with a priceless sketch. Barney asks if he can do the same but is rejected, causing him to throw away his work. The camera then shows it's Georges Seurat's Creator/GeorgesSeurat's "Art/ASundayAfternoonOnTheIslandOfLaGrandeJatte".
** One of the museumpaintings {{paintings}} features [[ComicStrip/LifeInHell Akbar and Jeff]].
** One of the museum
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Homer's art is just junk, but the art critics love it because it's art to them. However, when Homer makes a similar sculpture from trash they suddenly feel he is repeating himself.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Homer's art is just junk, but the art critics love it because it's art to them. However, when Homer makes a similar sculpture {{sculpture|s}} from trash they suddenly feel he is repeating himself.
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* ConceptArt: This episode pokes a lot of fun at conceptual art and the elite who look for a deeper meaning into mundane things.
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* TakeThat: Lisa doesn't get through more than ten seconds of Ray Jay Johnson's routine before stating that she's already sick of him.
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'''Mom and Pop Art''' is the 19th episode of the 10th season of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''.
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'''Original air date:''' 4/11/1999
'''Production code:''' AABF-15
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* AccidentalArt: Homer's failed attempt at building a grill is mistaken for an artwork.
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* RecklessGunUsage: Homer takes a shotgun with him to answer the front door. When he sees that it's Astrid and her fellow artists, he puts the gun in Maggie's crib where she can easily get at it.
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** Homer scribbles something on a piece of paper when Moe tells him he can pay with a priceless sketch. Barney asks if he can do the same but is rejected, causing him to throw away his work. The camera then shows it's Georges Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte".
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** Homer scribbles something on a piece of paper when Moe tells him he can pay with a priceless sketch. Barney asks if he can do the same but is rejected, causing him to throw away his work. The camera then shows it's Georges Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte"."Art/ASundayAfternoonOnTheIslandOfLaGrandeJatte".
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Quality upgrade.
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** ''Series/HomeImprovement'' is referenced with a FictionalCounterpart called "Toolin' Around" where a Richard Karn lookalike advertises the [=BBQ=] pit Homer buys. Flute music similar to ''Home Improvment's'' theme also plays during the [=BBQ=] scenes.
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** ''Series/HomeImprovement'' is referenced with a FictionalCounterpart called "Toolin' Around" where a Richard Karn lookalike advertises the [=BBQ=] pit Homer buys. Flute music similar to ''Home Improvment's'' Improvement's'' theme also plays during the [=BBQ=] scenes.
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* ArtShift: During Homer's nightmare sequence various paintings in different styles appear on the screen.'
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* ArtShift: During Homer's nightmare sequence sequence, various paintings in different styles appear on the screen.'
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* CouchGag: In a parody of ''Film/DrStrangelove'', the Simpsons sit on the couch and a trapdoor opens, and they scream "Yahoo!" as they plummet towards the ground.
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* SoLongSuckers: Jasper Johns yells this after stealing Astrid's boat and driving past, splashing her with water
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* ImplementingTheIncomplete: Homer is forced to do this when he drops the grill parts into the wet cement, and does it ''again'' when he spills the bricks into it too!
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* DoomItYourself: Homer building the barbecue pit. He drops all the parts (including the instructions) on the still-wet cement. From there, [[EpicFail it goes about as well as you'd expect]].
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* DoomItYourself: Homer [[FurnitureAssemblyGag building the barbecue pit.pit]]. He drops all the parts (including the instructions) on the still-wet cement. From there, [[EpicFail it goes about as well as you'd expect]].
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* DoomItYourself: Homer building the barbecue pit. He drops all the parts (including the instructions) on the still-wet cement. From there, [[EpicFail it goes about as well as you'd expect]].
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Happens InUniverse, as Homer's second art piece is panned by critics for being too much like his failed barbeque.
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Happens InUniverse, as Homer's second art piece is panned by critics for being too much like his failed barbeque.barbecue.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The rattlesnake that's taken up residence in the Simpsons' piano has these.
