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** Julio is loosely based on Agador Spartacus, Creator/HankAzaria's character in ''Film/TheBirdcage'', down to Hank giving him the same voice.
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* ShameAccusation: Homer discovers an old message from Marge written the night Moe's Tavern opened, chastising him for drinking so much that he made an ass of himself and then got taken to the hospital. This makes Homer feel that she'd always been ashamed of him and go on a trial separation.
--->'''Marge:''' Homer, I'm sorry you saw that, but I was very upset that night.
--->'''Homer:''' Quit changing the subject. How do you feel about me ''right now?''
--->'''Marge:''' Well, I love you, of course. But a lot of things you do still drive me crazy.
--->'''Homer:''' So you mean, our whole marriage, you've just been resenting me behind my back?!
--->'''Marge:''' ...A little bit, yeah.
--->'''Marge:''' Homer, I'm sorry you saw that, but I was very upset that night.
--->'''Homer:''' Quit changing the subject. How do you feel about me ''right now?''
--->'''Marge:''' Well, I love you, of course. But a lot of things you do still drive me crazy.
--->'''Homer:''' So you mean, our whole marriage, you've just been resenting me behind my back?!
--->'''Marge:''' ...A little bit, yeah.
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** Homer asks Weird Al if he got the song parodies he sent them and which one he liked better. Al said they were both the same, to which Homer, under his breath, says, "Yeah, like you and Creator/AllanSherman."
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* {{Cameo}}: Music/WeirdAlYankovic, which he {{lampshade|Hanging}}s during the credits.
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* {{Cameo}}: TheCameo: Music/WeirdAlYankovic, which he {{lampshade|Hanging}}s during the credits.
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** Also Homer mentions that him without Marge is like "David Spade without Chris Farley- alone and useless"
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** Also Homer mentions that him without Marge is like "David Spade without Chris Farley- alone and useless"useless".
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--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look? ''(Homer sees that space for the remaining jigsaw pieces looks like Lenny's head and slams him down, trying to fit it) Ow! My eye! I'm not supposed to get jigs in it!
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--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look? ''(Homer sees that space for the remaining jigsaw pieces looks like Lenny's head and slams him down, trying to fit it) it)'' Ow! My eye! I'm not supposed to get jigs in it!
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--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look?
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--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look?look? ''(Homer sees that space for the remaining jigsaw pieces looks like Lenny's head and slams him down, trying to fit it) Ow! My eye! I'm not supposed to get jigs in it!
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* WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S14E17/175550/177010/ Homer gets these]] when he hallucinates Lenny as a giant jigsaw piece.
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* WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S14E17/175550/177010/ Homer gets these]] when he hallucinates Lenny as a giant jigsaw piece.piece.
--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look?
--> '''Lenny:''' Hey, Homer, what's with the deranged look?
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* TimeSkip: The ends with a skip to a future when Dr. Hibbert is an elderly man watching tape recordings from cameras he used to set at his workplace to figure out if the nurse was stealing sponges. Upon watching the one where Homer and Marge reconcile, he finally learns that she was indeed stealing sponges.
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* TimeSkip: The episode ends with a skip to a future when Dr. Hibbert is an elderly man watching tape recordings from cameras he used to set at his workplace to figure out if the nurse was stealing sponges. Upon watching the one where Homer and Marge reconcile, he finally learns that she was indeed stealing sponges.
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--> '''Dr. Hibbert:''' [[BrickJoke She WAS stealing sponges! I knew it!]]
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Grady kisses Homer near the end of the episode, reassuring him that he'll have no trouble finding his special someone, Homer pauses for a minute, takes a moment to realize that Grady has feelings for him, and jumps out the window shortly afterward.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Grady kisses Homer near the end of the episode, reassuring him that he'll have no trouble finding his special someone, Homer pauses for a minute, takes a moment to realize realizes that Grady has feelings for him, and jumps out the window shortly afterward.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Homer is definitely not the brightest bulb. Therefore, it's just like him to mistake his family trying to get him to stop drinking for a fun game of ''TabletopGame/{{Pictionary}}''. Mind you, what they show him is a drawing of himself drunk out of his brains and surrounded by his crying family. Bart has to tell him they were StagingAnIntervention.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Homer is definitely not the brightest bulb. Therefore, it's just like him to mistake his family trying to get him to stop drinking for a fun game of ''TabletopGame/{{Pictionary}}''.''Pictionary''. Mind you, what they show him is a drawing of himself drunk out of his brains and surrounded by his crying family. Bart has to tell him they were StagingAnIntervention.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Grady kisses Homer near the end of the episode, reassuring him that he'll have no trouble finding his special someone, Homer pauses for a minute, takes a moment to realize that Grady has feelings for him, and jumps out the window shortly afterward.
-->'''Homer:''' Wow... Wow, I never realized you felt about me that way. We should really take some time to talk and... ''(Homer jumps out the window and flees)'' I'd just end up hurting you! ''(Grady looks down, crestfallen)''
-->'''Homer:''' Wow... Wow, I never realized you felt about me that way. We should really take some time to talk and... ''(Homer jumps out the window and flees)'' I'd just end up hurting you! ''(Grady looks down, crestfallen)''
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* HollywoodBoardGames: Homer is definitely not the brightest bulb. Therefore, it's just like him to mistake his family trying to get him to stop drinking for a fun game of ''TabletopGame/{{Pictionary}}''. Mind you, what they show him is a drawing of himself drunk out of his brains and surrounded by his crying family. Bart has to tell him they were StagingAnIntervention.
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* ConverseWithTheUnconscious: Marge did this when Homer was in the hospital with alcohol poisoning not long before she found out she was pregnant with Bart. Good thing, too--a security video Dr. Hibbert kept of the night in question winds up reassuring Homer that she really did love him.
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'''Original air date:''' 4/13/2003
'''Production code:''' EABF-12
'''Production code:''' EABF-12
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We have a trope for that.
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* BigBeautifulMan: One of the residents of the gay neighborhood refers to Homer as a bear[[note]]basically gay slang for this trope[[/note]] and growls flirtatiously at him.
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* BigBeautifulMan: One of the residents of the gay neighborhood refers to Homer as a bear[[note]]basically gay slang for this trope[[/note]] [[TheBear bear]] and growls flirtatiously at him.
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* BaitAndSwitchSilhouette: After his brief stay at Bachelor Arms, Homer walks through the neighborhood and sees what appears to be Marge through a second-story window. He contemplates going to meet whoever it is up there until the figure is revealed to be Ned Flanders with a towel wrapped around his head.
-->'''Ned:''' Uh, Homer, I think you want your house, next door.\\
'''Homer:''' Stupid Flanders with his misleading silhouette.
-->'''Ned:''' Uh, Homer, I think you want your house, next door.\\
'''Homer:''' Stupid Flanders with his misleading silhouette.
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* BlackComedy: When Homer temporarily moves to Bachelor Arms, a “3 Days Without a Suicide” sign is shown. A gunshot is heard and the counter resets to zero.
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* BlackComedy: When Homer temporarily moves to Bachelor Arms, a “3 "3 Days Without a Suicide” Suicide" sign is shown. A gunshot is heard and the counter resets to zero.
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* GranolaGirl: Mentioned as Julio and Grady prefer Homer over "that girl who wrote "Mother Earth" as a reference".
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** Also Homer mentions that him without Marge is like "David Spade without Chris Farley- alone and useless"
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: The fight between Homer and Marge has valid points on both sides. Homer's understandably upset when he finds Marge's angry letter after their night out and that she had a doctor's appointment because she was pregnant and believed she only married him because of that and secretly hates him. Marge doesn't do much do dissuade this perspective. Although she is right that Homer has more than a few flaws that annoy her, she refuses to apologise for upsetting Homer and hurting his feelings out of trying to hold the moral high ground.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: The fight between Homer and Marge has valid points on both sides. Homer's understandably upset when he finds Marge's angry letter after their night out and that she had a doctor's appointment because she was pregnant and believed she only married him because of that and secretly hates him. Marge doesn't do much do to dissuade this perspective. Although she is right that Homer has more than a few flaws that annoy her, she refuses to apologise for upsetting Homer and hurting his feelings out of trying to hold the moral high ground.
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* BlackComedy: When Homer temporarily moves to Bachelor Arms, a “3 Days Without a Suicide” sign is shown. A gunshot is heard and the counter resets to zero.
