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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The last photo featuring Paris and Bart features her kissing him instead of hitting him with a plastic bottle.
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* ContinuityCavalcade: At one point, Homer takes photos of several celebrities who appeared in previous episodes, such as Paul McCartney and Elton John.

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* ContinuityCavalcade: At one point, Homer takes photos of several celebrities who appeared in previous episodes, such as Paul McCartney [=McCartney=] and Elton John.
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'''Original air date:''' 3/25/2007

'''Production code:''' JABF-06
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Moe says this word-for-word when two beautiful women come into the bar asking to use the ladies' room to exchange bras and panties, just ''[[GaveUpTooSoon after]]'' he had given his [[ThePeepingTom peeping]] camera to Homer. He's so upset that he actually ''snaps the beer bottle he's holding in two''.

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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Moe says this word-for-word when two beautiful women come into the bar asking to use the ladies' room to exchange bras and panties, just ''[[GaveUpTooSoon after]]'' he had given his [[ThePeepingTom peeping]] camera to Homer. He's so upset that he actually ''snaps ''[[AGlassInTheHand snaps the beer bottle he's holding in two''.two]]''.

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* {{Irony}}: Rainier Wolfcastle invites some of his fellow celebrities and comments that Krusty the Clown's email reply was the least funny. Justified because the reply included an attached photograph that didn't appear.

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Rainier Wolfcastle invites some of his fellow celebrities and comments that Krusty the Clown's email reply was the least funny. Justified because the reply included an attached photograph that didn't appear.



* JuryDuty: One of the photos showing Homer in a bad light featured him burning his "jury duty" notice (even though he was on jury duty before in "The Boy Who Knew Too Much" and once told Bart on "Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie" that the best way to get out is to say you're prejudiced against all races).

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* JuryDuty: One of the photos showing Homer in a bad light featured him burning his "jury duty" notice (even though he was on jury duty before in "The Boy Who Knew Too Much" and once told Bart on "Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie" that the best way to get out is to say you're prejudiced against all races).notice.


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* LeadIn: The plot about the paparazzi doesn't start until someways into the episode. The events leading up to the plot entail Homer accidentally setting the house on fire while trying to blow out his birthday candles, Marge getting a fireproof safe (only for ''the items inside'' to somehow get set on fire, including the photo album), the rest of the family cheering up Marge by restaging all their old photos, and the family looking through their new photo album together, at which point they spot a celebrity on a date in the background (one who is apparently cheating on their partner). When Homer sells the scandalous photo to the press, the paparazzi plot finally gets underway.
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* ContinuityCalvacade: At one point, Homer takes photos of several celebrities who appeared in previous episodes, such as Paul McCartney and Elton John.

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* ContinuityCalvacade: ContinuityCavalcade: At one point, Homer takes photos of several celebrities who appeared in previous episodes, such as Paul McCartney and Elton John.
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* ContinuityCalvacade: At one point, Homer takes photos of several celebrities who appeared in previous episodes, such as Paul McCartney and Elton John.
-->'''Homer:''' Look at them all. I’ve met them [[DudeWheresMyRespect and yet they don’t acknowledge]] [[TemptingFate my existence]]. (Betty White comes up to talk to him).

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* AgelessBirthdayEpisode: The episode begins on Homer's birthday. He's unable to blow out the candles, leading to a fire that nearly destroys the house. It's never stated how old Homer is turning this year. However, Homer's age has been given on the show before; he's 38 in "We're on the Road to D'ohwhere", "[=MyPods and Boomsticks=]", "The Winter of His Content", and 40 in "Springfield Up" from earlier this season.
* AllThereInTheScript: The fireman who advises the family to buy a fireproof safe is given the name "Flint Drywall" in the script and FXX captions. His name's never given in the episode.



* HeelRealization: Homer realises what his paparazzi activities have been doing to the celebrities after listening to Lenny and Carl badmouth their favourite stars for trying to have a life instead of catering to their fans every whim.

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* HeelRealization: Homer realises realizes what his paparazzi activities have been doing to the celebrities after listening to Lenny and Carl badmouth their favourite favorite stars for trying to have a life instead of catering to their fans every whim.



* ThrowTheDogABone: Homer does this to the celebrities after telling him he won't reveal the embarressing photo's he took of them, having finally realized that they have just as much of a right to privacy as regular people do.

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* ThrowTheDogABone: Homer does this to the celebrities after telling him he won't reveal the embarressing photo's embarrassing photos he took of them, having finally realized that they have just as much of a right to privacy as regular people do.

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This episode is notable for being one of the first episodes with a very long CouchGag (clocking in at nearly 2 minutes), in which Homer goes through human evolution just to reach the couch.

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This episode is notable for being one of the first episodes with a very long CouchGag (clocking in at nearly 2 two minutes), in which Homer goes through human evolution just to reach the couch.



* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[ThePeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTiltinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].

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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[ThePeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. [[GaveUpTooSoon As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up up]] and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTiltinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].



* GaveUpTooSoon: See ContrivedCoincidence above.
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Way too opinionated for a page which isn't even YMMV (I don't even agree with the opinion, both in that I think post "Golden age" S Impsons episodes can indeed stand against the older ones, and this probably isn't even one of my favourite season 18 episodes)


This episode is not only notable for being one of the few latter-day episodes that can measure up to the older episodes of the 1990s, but for its CouchGag (clocking in at nearly 2 minutes), in which Homer goes through human evolution just to reach the couch.

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This episode is not only notable for being one of the few latter-day first episodes that can measure up to the older episodes of the 1990s, but for its with a very long CouchGag (clocking in at nearly 2 minutes), in which Homer goes through human evolution just to reach the couch.
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Moe says this word-for-word when two beautiful women come into the bar asking to use the ladies' room to exchange bras and panties, just ''[[GaveUpTooSoon after]]'' he had given his PeepingTom camera to Homer. He's so upset that he actually ''snaps the beer bottle he's holding in two''.

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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Moe says this word-for-word when two beautiful women come into the bar asking to use the ladies' room to exchange bras and panties, just ''[[GaveUpTooSoon after]]'' he had given his PeepingTom [[ThePeepingTom peeping]] camera to Homer. He's so upset that he actually ''snaps the beer bottle he's holding in two''.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[PeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTiltinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].

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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[PeepingTom "[[ThePeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTiltinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].
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* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts Lisa to point out that, even for an American, he's really out of shape. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--[[EpicFail they were candles that are supposedly]] '''[[EpicFail easier]]''' [[EpicFail to blow out than regular candles]].

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* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: InsultToRocks: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts Lisa to point out that, [[MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting even for an American, he's really out of shape.shape]]. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--[[EpicFail they were candles that are supposedly]] '''[[EpicFail easier]]''' [[EpicFail to blow out than regular candles]].
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%%* LivingToy: Bart's talking Krusty, like most other Krusty dolls, appears to have some sapience as it begs Marge not to shut the safe.

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%%* * LivingToy: Bart's talking Krusty, like most other Krusty dolls, doll appears to have some sapience as it begs Marge not to shut the safe.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Paris Texas has no qualms about beating ten-year-old Bart with a plastic bottle, and then inexplicably grabbing the boy and kissing him.

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* WouldHurtAChild: Paris Texas has no qualms about beating ten-year-old Bart with a plastic bottle, and then inexplicably grabbing the little boy and kissing him.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Paris Texas has no qualms about beating ten-year-old Bart with a plastic bottle, and then inexplicably picking the boy up and kissing him.

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* WouldHurtAChild: Paris Texas has no qualms about beating ten-year-old Bart with a plastic bottle, and then inexplicably picking grabbing the boy up and kissing him.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Paris Texas has no qualms about beating ten-year-old Bart with a plastic bottle, and then inexplicably picking the boy up and kissing him.
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%%* LivingToy: Bart's talking Krusty, like most other Krusty dolls, appears to have some sapience as it begs Marge not to shut the safe.
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** Earlier in the episode, the items that the family put into the fireproof safe end up setting ''themselves'' on fire.
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* ContinuityNod: The events of [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E15DeepSpaceHomer "Deep Space Homer"]] are recalled when Marge comments on the fact [=NASA=] sent him back to space to restage the experience.


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* PlayingATree: Bart once played a mighty oak for a school play.
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* BrickJoke: When Homer takes photos of Paris Texan and Bart, the last one features her kissing Bart. Later, when Homer uses Moe's camera at a celebrity party, one of the photos features Paris kissing Milhouse.


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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The last photo featuring Paris and Bart features her kissing him instead of hitting him with a plastic bottle.


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* ObnoxiousInLaws: Bart's talking Krusty doll has a "mother-in-law" mode.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[PeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTitlinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].

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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "[[PeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTitlinglyKinky [[HeadTiltinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties]].
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because they need to trade bras and panties.

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* ContrivedCoincidence: Moe keeps a camera "to "[[PeepingTom to take secret photos in the ladies' toilet" toilet]]" but no dames ever show up at his bar so he decides to let Homer borrow it. As soon as Homer takes the camera away, two beautiful women show up and ask for the ladies' room because [[HeadTitlinglyKinky they need to trade bras and panties.panties]].



* HeelRealisation: Homer realises what his paparazzi activities have been doing to the celebrities after listening to Lenny and Carl badmouth their favourite stars for trying to have a life instead of catering to their fans every whim.
* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts Lisa to point out that, even for an American, he's really out of shape. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--they were candles that are supposedly '''easier''' to blow out than regular candles.

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* HeelRealisation: HeelRealization: Homer realises what his paparazzi activities have been doing to the celebrities after listening to Lenny and Carl badmouth their favourite stars for trying to have a life instead of catering to their fans every whim.
* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts Lisa to point out that, even for an American, he's really out of shape. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--they out--[[EpicFail they were candles that are supposedly '''easier''' supposedly]] '''[[EpicFail easier]]''' [[EpicFail to blow out than regular candles.candles]].
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* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts his oldest daughter, Lisa, to point out that Homer's really out of shape ''even for an American''. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--there were candles that are supposedly '''easier''' to blow out than regular candles.

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* InsultToRocks[=/=]MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Homer's failure to blow out the candles on his birthday cake prompts his oldest daughter, Lisa, Lisa to point out that Homer's that, even for an American, he's really out of shape ''even for an American''. shape. And to elaborate further, the candles on Homer's birthday cake weren't those trick candles that you can't blow out--there out--they were candles that are supposedly '''easier''' to blow out than regular candles.



* JuryDuty: One of the photos showing Homer in a bad light featured him burning his "jury duty" notice (even though he was in jury duty before on "The Boy Who Knew Too Much" and once told Bart on "Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie" that the best way to get out is to say you're prejudiced against all races).

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* JuryDuty: One of the photos showing Homer in a bad light featured him burning his "jury duty" notice (even though he was in on jury duty before on in "The Boy Who Knew Too Much" and once told Bart on "Itchy and Scratchy: The Movie" that the best way to get out is to say you're prejudiced against all races).



** When the editor of The Springfield Inquisitor said one of Homer's photographs had "Page one" all over it, he meant it literally. Homer wrote that to remember the book page he was reading.

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** When the editor of The Springfield Inquisitor said one of Homer's photographs had "Page one" written all over it, he meant it literally. Homer wrote said he did that to remember the what page he left off on for a book page he was reading.



* OhCrap: Homer, Lisa, and Bart freak when the restaged photos are shredded by the lawnmower, believing [[HereWeGoAgain they'll have to do them all over again]]. Fortunately, this time, [[CrazyPrepared Marge had duplicates]].

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* OhCrap: Homer, Lisa, and Bart freak when the restaged photos are shredded by the lawnmower, believing [[HereWeGoAgain they'll have to do them all over again]]. Fortunately, this time, [[CrazyPrepared Marge had duplicates]].duplicates made]].



* ThrowTheDogABone: Homer does this to the celebrities after telling him he won't reveal the embarressing photo's he took of them. Having realised that they have just as much of a right to privacy like anyone else does.

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* ThrowTheDogABone: Homer does this to the celebrities after telling him he won't reveal the embarressing photo's he took of them. Having realised them, having finally realized that they have just as much of a right to privacy like anyone else does.as regular people do.

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