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    Use the full content of The Simpsons Season 1 Episode 2 to immerse in authentic dialogues, understand cultural references, and build vocabulary efficiently. Boost your listening and speaking skills while having fun!
    Each episode features carefully selected classic scenes to immerse your ears—authentic conversations, cultural jokes explained, and follow-along speaking practice. Say goodbye to rote memorization and improve your English the most enjoyable way possible! With full episode plots and accurate subtitles, you can squeeze in a bit of learning anytime. Laugh your way to better English with the hilarious context of The Simpsons. Here's the full content of this episode—keep building your skills and bring English closer to your daily life! Well, he's not in the Boise morgue. Maybe he was mistaken for a dead elephant and flown back to Kenya. You're talking about my husband. To spare your feelings, we'll just call him the blonde. There you go—your feelings. We'll just call him the blonde. I was trying to spare your feelings. You're saying everyone walks on eggshells to spare my feelings? To the one who says the blob is stuck in the water intake pipe at the reservoir. It's a reservoir. He's going for the reservoir. Please, I need people here who are helpful and sensitive. Sorry I'm late, everyone. I had some trouble getting the voicemails off the 911 line. Why does everyone have to talk so fast and panic? He was so panicked when I'd drop him off. A man with a gun is in my house. Gibberish. It's gibberish. Hello, everyone. Homey, what happened to you? I overslept, lost my cellphone, missed my flight. Why didn't you call us? All the payphones at the airport were replaced by self-serve yogurt. I had all the cookie dough toppings a man could want. So many cookies will never be born. Well, I guess all that matters is everything's back to normal. Is everything back to normal? Everything's back to normal? Everything's back to normal? Yeah, pretty much everything came out wrong! All right! Yay, everyone's here too! Yes, back to normal. Dear Christian God! Hey! Sorry, dear God! You know what I mean. Thank you for returning our Homey. He's still got a lot of unfinished business down here. Amen! I'm glad you're back, Dad. It's hard to sleep with one unkissed cheek. Yeah, it's tough being man of the house. You left some big underpants to fill. I didn't know they made under Roozen size 52. They're called Super Roos, son, with pictures of the cast of The Expendables. More like the Expandables. Why didn't you strangle me? Strangle them all. Strangle yourself. That kind of small-scale violin solves nothing. Couldn't agree more. Now to celebrate. Pa-la! Pork chops clustered with Cheeto dust. Eh, I'll pass on the pork. Oh! I'll just enjoy the green beans with slivered almonds. Mmm, so slivered. Bart, why is Dad always creeping me out? I don't know. Because you're incapable of experiencing joy? Dad, what's that on your lap? A napkin. Extra napkin. Glad you're back, buddy. You got a lot of catching up to do. I just need a glass of water. Water? That stuff killed my grandmother. So sad. I've been having snuggle dreams. Marge, I've changed, and boys, I'm not sure a man who eats right and doesn't drink can be good and bad. What made you? You're so beautiful when I cut you off mid-question. Mmm. What's that thing you're doing? Moving my body. Don't you think it's weird Dad stopped eating pork and drinking beer? Who cares what happened? Daddy's back. Something happened to Dad on that trip. This is worse than when he went to New Orleans and came back with a Southern accent. Oh yeah, dude. Chief Wiggum, how come every time there's a terrorist threat in this town you come to me? Lay off, Apu. I don’t see colors—I just see crackpot religions. Chief, is there really a terrorist threat to Springfield? Yeah, I got a very important phone call. Hello? Is this line secure? It's a little jiggly, but it'll hold. We got intel. That's short for a word I don’t know—intelligence. The door. This is real. Stefan положax. I made it really bad. I know why that said really bad. It looks like he's playing. To the east! The Middle East! Mega! He's targeting the nuclear plant! Meow? If you are a cat, prove it! Do you hate Mondays like Garfield? Meow! And do you love lasagna like me? Yeah! Okay then.

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Vocabulary Guide

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  • spare

    noun

    1. a score in tenpins
    knocking down all ten after rolling two balls

    2. an extra car wheel and tire for a four-wheel vehicle

    Synonym: fifth wheel

    3. an extra component of a machine or other apparatus

    Synonym: spare part

  • march

    noun

    1. a steady advance

    e.g. the march of science
    the march of time

    2. the act of marching
    walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind)

    e.g. it was a long march
    we heard the sound of marching

    Synonym: marching

    3. genre of music written for marching

    e.g. Sousa wrote the best marches

    Synonym: marching music

    4. a procession of people walking together

    e.g. the march went up Fifth Avenue

    5. district consisting of the area on either side of a border or boundary of a country or an area

    e.g. the Welsh marches between England and Wales

    Synonym: borderlandborder districtmarchland

  • middle
  • crackpot

    noun

    1. a whimsically eccentric person

    Synonym: cranknutnut casefruitcakescrewball

  • strangle

    verb

    1. struggle for breath
    have insufficient oxygen intake

    e.g. he swallowed a fishbone and gagged

    Synonym: gagchokesuffocate

    2. constrict (someone's) throat and keep from breathing

    Synonym: choke

    3. prevent the progress or free movement of

    e.g. He was hampered in his efforts by the bad weather
    the imperialist nation wanted to strangle the free trade between the two small countries

    Synonym: hamperhaltercramp

    4. die from strangulation

    5. conceal or hide

    e.g. smother a yawn
    muffle one's anger
    strangle a yawn

    Synonym: smotherstiflemufflerepress

    6. kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air

    e.g. he tried to strangle his opponent
    A man in Boston has been strangling several dozen prostitutes

    Synonym: strangulatethrottle

  • feelings

    noun

    1. emotional or moral sensitivity (especially in relation to personal principles or dignity)

    e.g. the remark hurt his feelings

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