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* FridgeBrilliance: Homer, while boasting to his Edison poster, he ''very'' quickly notices that Edison invented the six-legged chair first, there is a chance Homer ''didn't'' think up the idea and subconsciously copied the Edison poster,
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer fawning over UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison as the greatest inventor of all time. In later years it became more well-known that many of his "inventions" were actually created by his European immigrant employees (most notably UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla's work on the electric lamp), his sole output in many cases being taking the credit for them, and his generally less-savory behaviors (i.e. patent-trolling in the film industry or his propaganda campaigns against alternating current) became more well-known. While it's not implausible for someone to continue to idolize Edison, it seems like the sort of thing Lisa, if nobody else, would point out.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer fawning over UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison as the greatest inventor of all time. In later years it became more well-known that many of his "inventions" were actually created by his European immigrant employees (most notably UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla's work on the electric lamp), his sole output in many cases being taking the credit for them, and his generally less-savory behaviors (i.e. patent-trolling in the film industry or his propaganda campaigns against alternating current) became more well-known. While it's not implausible for someone to continue to idolize Edison, it seems like the sort of thing Lisa, if nobody else, would point out.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Homer, while boasting to his Edison poster, he ''very'' quickly notices that Edison invented the six-legged chair first, there is a chance first. Maybe Homer ''didn't'' think up the idea and subconsciously copied the Edison poster,
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homerfawning over UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison being a HeroWorshipper to UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison, whom he sees as the greatest inventor of all time. In later years it became more well-known that many of his "inventions" "his" inventions were actually created by his European immigrant employees (most notably UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla's work on the electric lamp), his sole output in many cases being taking the credit for them, and his generally less-savory less savory behaviors (i.e. (e.g., patent-trolling in the film industry or his propaganda campaigns against alternating current) became more well-known. While it's not implausible for someone to continue to idolize Edison, it seems like the sort of thing Lisa, if nobody else, would point out.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Homer, while boasting to his Edison poster, he ''very'' quickly notices that Edison invented the six-legged chair first, there is a chance Homer ''didn't'' think up the idea and subconsciously copied the Edison poster,
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** Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.
** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.
** Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.
** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments:
**UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer pitching fawning over UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison as the greatest inventor of all time. In later years it became more well-known that many of his inventions to "inventions" were actually created by his European immigrant employees (most notably UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla's work on the family is right up there with him building electric lamp), his sole output in many cases being taking the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes credit for them, and his generally less-savory behaviors (i.e. patent-trolling in the history of film industry or his propaganda campaigns against alternating current) became more well-known. While it's not implausible for someone to continue to idolize Edison, it seems like the show.
** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
** Itsort of thing Lisa, if nobody else, would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.
** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.point out.
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** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
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** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.
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** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.Homer.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
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** Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
** Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
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** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.
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** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.hilarious.
** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.
** Bart and Lisa walk in on Homer smoking a cigar, justifying it by saying that Thomas Edison did the same. Bart replies with "He also invented stuff." receiving a flat "Shut up." from Homer.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Homer pitching his inventions to the family is right up there with him building the barbecue pit as one of the funniest scenes in the history of the show.
** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.
** The "Everything Is Okay" Alarm. It can't be turned off... but it does break easily.
** It would be easier to list the lines involving the makeup gun that ''aren't'' hilarious.