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* DoubleInLawMarriage: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). [[InsaneTrollLogic He even thinks this would retroactively make their children inbred]], and thus "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
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* DoubleInLawMarriage: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them [[RetroactiveStepsiblingRelationship would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings).stepsiblings)]]. [[InsaneTrollLogic He even thinks this would retroactively make their children inbred]], and thus "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
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Episode - 1F21\\
First Aired - 5/12/1994
First Aired - 5/12/1994
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'''Original air date:''' 1F21
'''Production code:''' 5/12/1994
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* MaliciousMisnaming: A disgruntled Smithers manages to accomplish this secondhand. When Homer and Marge appear at the door with Maggie to greet Burns, he forgets their names and consults Smithers for help as usual, to which Smithers apparently tells him they're Fred, Wilma, and Pebbles Flintstone.
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** Abe interrupting the wedding by pounding on the glass, running away with the bride, and boarding a bus is an homage to the ending of ''Film/TheGraduate'', complete with a parody version of [[Music/SimonAndGarfunkel"The Sound of Silence"]].
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** Abe interrupting the wedding by pounding on the glass, running away with the bride, and boarding a bus is an homage to the ending of ''Film/TheGraduate'', complete with a parody version of [[Music/SimonAndGarfunkel"The [[Music/SimonAndGarfunkel "The Sound of Silence"]].
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** Abe interrupting the wedding and running away with the bride is an homage to the ending of ''Film/TheGraduate''.
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** Abe interrupting the wedding and by pounding on the glass, running away with the bride bride, and boarding a bus is an homage to the ending of ''Film/TheGraduate''.''Film/TheGraduate'', complete with a parody version of [[Music/SimonAndGarfunkel"The Sound of Silence"]].
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* NotHyperbole: Jacqueline Bouvier's friends were all "driven crazy" over how desirable men found her over them. Who were her friends? Zelda Fitzgerald, Frances Farmer and 'little Sylvia Plath".[[note]]All celebrities well-known for their mental health issues[[/note]]
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-->"Every ''Matlock'' could be our last!"
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* CouchGag: The family runs into each other and shatter like glass, with Santa's Little Helper walking in to look at the mess on the floor.
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* CrazyPrepared: After Jacqueline accidentally swallows an engagement ring Burns placed in a glass of champagne, he simply produces a second one out of a soup tureen.
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* CrazyPrepared: CrazyPrepared:
** After Jacqueline accidentally swallows an engagement ring Burns placed in a glass of champagne, he simply produces a second one out of a souptureen.tureen.
** Marge bakes two cakes for Maggie's birthday because she knew Homer would ruin one of them.
** After Jacqueline accidentally swallows an engagement ring Burns placed in a glass of champagne, he simply produces a second one out of a soup
** Marge bakes two cakes for Maggie's birthday because she knew Homer would ruin one of them.
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* BirthdayEpisode: The Simpson and Bouvier families celebrate Maggie's first birthday in this episode's first act.
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Ambulance Cut is pretty much always used for comedy, so this doesn't need to be specified
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* AmbulanceCut: A humorous variant is seen near the end of the first act. After feeling amorous from being with Jacqueline Bouvier, Grampa realizes "I'm in love! No, wait, it's a stroke." Then it cuts to an ambulance driving with Grampa inside it, realizing "No, wait! It IS love!" To which the paramedics toss him out of the ambulance on his gurney, sending him rolling onto a highway ramp as he gleefully and obliviously cries out "I'M IN LOVE!"
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* AmbulanceCut: A humorous variant is seen near the end of the first act. After feeling amorous from being with Jacqueline Bouvier, Grampa realizes "I'm in love! No, wait, it's a stroke." Then it cuts to an ambulance driving with Grampa inside it, realizing "No, wait! It IS love!" To which the paramedics toss him out of the ambulance on his gurney, sending him rolling onto a highway ramp as he gleefully and obliviously cries out "I'M IN LOVE!"
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* DisneyOwnsThisTrope: Grandpa is stopped by lawyers for doing unauthorized homages to Creator/CharlieChaplin (even though ''The Gold Rush'' is public domain) and Jimmy Durante.
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* DisneyOwnsThisTrope: Grandpa is stopped by lawyers for doing unauthorized homages to Creator/CharlieChaplin (even though ''The Gold Rush'' is public domain) and Jimmy Durante.Creator/JimmyDurante.
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* TheGraduateHomageShot: When Abraham interrupts Mr. Burns and Mrs. Bouvier's wedding.
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* TheGraduateHomageShot: When Abraham interrupts Mr. Burns and Mrs. Bouvier's wedding.
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* RuleOfThree: While waiting for the animation cel to arrive, Bart gets visited by a representative of Frank Sinatra and a golf course employee, both claiming 'have a special delivery for Homer Simpson', and when Bart answers that's him, they both punch him in the nose, telling him to stop sending letters to Mr. Sinatra and stealing golf balls from the driving range, respectively. He then gets a third visitor claiming to have a special delivery for Homer Simpson, and is reluctant to open the door at first until peeking through the mail slot to see the man carrying the tube with the animation cel, leading to this exchange:
-->'''Delivery Man:''' (hands Bart the tube) Here's your special delivery.
-->'''Bart:''' Thanks!
-->'''Delivery Man:''' (punches Bart in the face) That's for keeping me waiting!
-->'''Delivery Man:''' (hands Bart the tube) Here's your special delivery.
-->'''Bart:''' Thanks!
-->'''Delivery Man:''' (punches Bart in the face) That's for keeping me waiting!
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* AmbulanceCut: A humorous variant is seen near the end of the first act. After feeling amorous from being with Jacqueline Bouvier, he realizes "I'm in love! No, wait, it's a stroke." Then it cuts to an ambulance driving with Grampa inside it, realizing "No, wait! It IS love!" To which the paramedics toss him out of the ambulance on his gurney, sending him rolling onto a highway ramp as he gleefully and obliviously cries out "I'M IN LOVE!"
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* AmbulanceCut: A humorous variant is seen near the end of the first act. After feeling amorous from being with Jacqueline Bouvier, he Grampa realizes "I'm in love! No, wait, it's a stroke." Then it cuts to an ambulance driving with Grampa inside it, realizing "No, wait! It IS love!" To which the paramedics toss him out of the ambulance on his gurney, sending him rolling onto a highway ramp as he gleefully and obliviously cries out "I'M IN LOVE!"
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* OldTimeyAnkleTaboo: Jacqueline Bouvier recounts how she was arrested for wearing a OldTimeyBathingSuit because it exposed her ankles.
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* OldTimeyAnkleTaboo: Jacqueline Bouvier recounts how she was arrested for wearing a an OldTimeyBathingSuit because it exposed her ankles.
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* RamblingOldManMonologue: Happens over the end credits just as the lyrics wind down. It begins with Grandpa talking about taking a fancy to Jacqueline because her raspy voice reminded him of his old Victrola record player, and goes on to him rambling about lubricant before the Gracie Film logo shushes him.
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* RamblingOldManMonologue: Happens over the end credits just as the lyrics wind down. It begins with Grandpa talking about taking a fancy to Jacqueline because her raspy voice reminded him of his old Victrola record player, and goes on to him rambling about lubricant before the Gracie Film Films logo shushes him.
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* OldSoldier: Burns' only personal guest to the wedding is an elderly man with a Prussian moustache and a ''pickelhaube'', which implies him to be a World War I veteran from the Central Powers.
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* OldSoldier: Burns' only personal guest to the wedding is an elderly man with a Prussian moustache and a ''pickelhaube'', which implies him to be a World War I veteran from the Central Powers.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: Lovejoy's speech at the church is just Biblical-sounding gibberish with a couple real names thrown in, like Eliphaz and the mount Hebron.
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* OldSoldier: Burns' only personal guest to the wedding is an elderly man with a Prussian moustache and a ''pickelhaube'', which implies him to be a World War I veteran from the Central Powers.
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* AmbulanceCut: A humorous variant is seen near the end of the first act. After feeling amorous from being with Jacqueline Bouvier, he realizes "I'm in love! No, wait, it's a stroke." Then it cuts to an ambulance driving with Grampa inside it, realizing "No, wait! It IS love!" To which the paramedics toss him out of the ambulance on his gurney, sending him rolling onto a highway ramp as he gleefully and obliviously cries out "I'M IN LOVE!"
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* NoodleIncident: Bart ends up being punched in the face three times due to identifying himself as Homer and getting blamed for his past indiscretions, which include him apparently writing threatening or otherwise harassing letters to Music/FrankSinatra and stealing golf balls from a local golf course.
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Grampa Simpson falls for Grandma Bouvier...and then loses her to Mr. Burns. Meanwhile, Bart steals Homer's credit card to purchase an animation cel--and finds that said cel is a rip-off.
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Grampa Simpson falls for Grandma Bouvier...and then loses her to Mr. Burns. Meanwhile, Bart steals Homer's credit card to purchase an animation cel--and cel - and soon finds out that said cel is a rip-off.
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Grampa Simpson falls for Grandma Bouvier...and then loses her to Mr. Burns. Meanwhile, Bart steals Homer's credit card to purchase an animation cel--and finds that the animation cel is a rip-off.
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Grampa Simpson falls for Grandma Bouvier...and then loses her to Mr. Burns. Meanwhile, Bart steals Homer's credit card to purchase an animation cel--and finds that the animation said cel is a rip-off.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if a patient is lying or otherwise wrong about their symptoms, paramedics will not be allowed to kick them out of an ambulance like they did to Grampa after he confused his feelings about being in love with a stroke; they would still have to take him to the hospital and have a doctor properly assess him.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if a patient is lying or otherwise wrong about their symptoms, paramedics will not be allowed to kick them out of an ambulance like they did to Grampa after he confused his feelings about being in love with a stroke; they would still have to take him to the hospital and have a doctor properly assess him. Of course this is just PlayedForLaughs.
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* OnlyFriend: During the wedding, the only guest on the groom's side is a German soldier from World War I.
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* OnlyFriend: During the wedding, the only guest on the groom's side is a German soldier from World War I. Barney ends up sitting on that side because there's no more room on the bride's side.
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''(Abe frowns in disappointment; Mr. Burns approaches)''\\
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''(Abe frowns in disappointment; a smirked Mr. Burns approaches)''\\
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* RamblingOldManMonologue: Happens over the end credits just as the lyrics wind down. It begins with Grandpa talking about taking a fancy to Jacqueline because her raspy voice reminded him of his old Victrola record player, and goes on to him rambling about lubricant before the Gracie Film logo shushes him.
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* CrazyPrepared: After Jacqueline accidentally swallows an engagement ring Burns placed in a glass of champagne, he simply produces a second one out of a soup tureen.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if a patient is lying or otherwise wrong about their symptoms, paramedics will not be allowed to kick them out of an ambulance like they did to Grampa after he confused his feelings about being in love with a stroke; they would still have to take him to the hospital and have a doctor properly assess him.
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* ScatterbrainedSenior: Discussed; Bart said that Grampa's received RSVP to the wedding was instead a check to the gas company.
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* ArtShift: Homer imagines the kids as freaks with pink skin, no overbites and five fingers ([[DontExplainTheJoke a.k.a. more akin to real human beings]]).
* BrotherSisterIncest: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). And then their now inbred kids would become "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
* BrotherSisterIncest: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). And then their now inbred kids would become "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
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* ArtShift: Homer imagines the kids as freaks with pink skin, no overbites and five fingers ([[DontExplainTheJoke ([[HumansAreUgly a.k.a. more akin to real human beings]]).
* BrotherSisterIncest: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). And then their now inbred kids would become "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"beings]]).
* BrotherSisterIncest: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). And then their now inbred kids would become "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
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* DoubleInLawMarriage: Homer opposes the relationship between his father and Marge's mother, as a marriage between them would make he and Marge brother and sister (technically stepsiblings). [[InsaneTrollLogic He even thinks this would retroactively make their children inbred]], and thus "horrible freaks with pink skin, no overbite, and ''five fingers on each hand!''"
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* GreenEyedMonster: Smithers does not take Mr. Burns' glee toward Jacqueline well at all.
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* WouldHurtAChild: PlayedForLaughs via RuleOfThree: an attorney for Frank Sinatra, a golf course attendant and a delivery man all punch Bart in the nose (believing him to be Homer) for various indiscretions he committed. Even the episode's [=DVD=] commentary lampshades how the three men had no qualms about punching a child in the face.
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* WaterGunsAndBalloons: Bart uses two water guns filled with ketchup and mustard to threaten Mr. Burns when he goes on a date with Mrs. Bouvier. Burns tests Bart's willingness to go through with it, which costs him.
* WouldHurtAChild: PlayedForLaughs via RuleOfThree: an attorney forFrank Sinatra, Music/FrankSinatra, a golf course attendant and a delivery man all punch Bart in the nose (believing him to be Homer) for various indiscretions he committed. Even the episode's [=DVD=] commentary lampshades how the three men had no qualms about punching a child in the face.
* WouldHurtAChild: PlayedForLaughs via RuleOfThree: an attorney for
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'''Grampa''': Hot-ziggity-zam! That's good enough for me!
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'''Grampa''': Hot-ziggity-zam! [[WeWinBecauseYouDidnt That's good enough for me!me!]]
