The first act is pretty good. The second and third are so bland they make the episode seem like a 10 minute episode, because they seem so short. I don't like the idea of the episode and I didn't find it very funny, that is why my grade is so low. That and it feels to me like a really short episode, which doesn't make it more enjoyable in the long run. My overall grade for this is a D, because whilst I do pretty much hate it, I do find one or two things mildly amusing throughout the episodemoreless
Yeah! finally! after many episodes led by male characters we finally get a Marge driven story. What is so cool this time? well, we got two things together that I love. One of them is anger, yes I love anger, anger is power and energy put in one place. Most of the times it is released the wrong way, but when we use it to remove something from our lives that is pesting us or tryng to hurt us, it works well. The other thing is, cars, and this time a big one. When you put this two things together you get a lot of trouble. And this time of course it is no exception, after all, Marge is a person with lots of stress and that has to come out somewhere.moreless
Homer buys a Canyonero, a giant all-terrain vehicle. At first he's excited about his new car, but when he discovers that the F-Series was made primarily for women, he gives it to Marge. Marge takes to the vehicle by becoming a more reckless, aggressive driver. While racing about town, she is busted for an illegal maneuver and must go to traffic school. But the classes turn out to be useless--Marge accidentally crashes the Canyonero into a prison and sets off a crime wave. When her license is revoked, Marge can only drive again when the police beg her to use the Canyonero to round up some stampeding rhinos who've escaped from the zoo. Marge saves the day, but wrecks the car as a result. Guest Star: Hank Williams, Jr. as the Canyonero jingle singermoreless
Wow, this episode was definetly out of character. We learn that Marge is not the loudest and fiercest driver in the beggining, but later she develops road rage with the car Homer bought for himself (not realizing it was a car for women). In the end her insane driving skills with the car saves everyone. To be frank, this episode was not that good to me. Now why did it get that pretty much pretty good score then? I will tell you why. The ending. I absolutely loved the ending. The whole Fox is better than NBC thing had me laughing so hard I could barely breathe. No really. So, err, good episode?moreless
homer not realising that the SUV was a girl's car, bart and homer stealin marge's purse and the road rage video were all highlights of this episode though the video would normally be hosted by troy mcclure but phil hartman who voiced both he and lionel hutz unfortunately died. however, this episode is very well constructed with great gags and a different perspective of marge who goes from being a polite driver to a menace to society. the third act is my favourite with the animals breaking free and marge's mad driving skills saving the day. the end credits is one of my favourite parts where homer explains that fox is just as good as NBC before taking it back and getting shot by who we can only assume are the fox producers.moreless
Sign seen in front of the Zoo: "Born free, then caged."
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When all the teachers and staff members come out on stage for the musical in the beginning, there are 9 people, when they form a pyramid there are 10 people.
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When Marge first used her headlights to see Bart and Lisa in the kitchen, Bart was wearing nothing but his underwear. But a few seconds later, when Bart is stealing from Marge's purse, he is fully clothed.
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Blackboard Joke: Grammar is not a time of waste.
Couch Gag: The couch has a lap bar like a roller coaster. The family runs in an sits down, the lap bar comes down, and the couch takes off up in the air then down again while the family puts their hands up and screams.
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(Marge crashes the Canyonero into Springfield Prison, which allows several prisoners to escape)Chief Wiggum: Well, I hope you're happy, Simpson. Those prisoners were one day away from being completely rehabilitated.
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Sergeant: Anger is what makes America great. But you must find a proper outlet for your rage. Fire a weapon at your TV set, pick a fight with someone weaker than you, or write a threatening letter to a celebrity.
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Homer: Marge, come in the house! Maggie smells bad, and the cat wants something, but I don't know what it is!
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Jumanji
While Homer, Lisa, and Bart were running from the stampede at the zoo, Homer yells "Jumanji" in an attempt to stop them, this is a reference to the short story about the magical board game and the 1995 movie starring Robin Williams.
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Peanuts
In the scene at the zoo, when the sloth gets hit in the butt with the dart, he does a dance before he passes out. The dance is similar to the dance that Snoopy does in the comic Peanuts.
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O.K. Corral
The car lot that Homer is buying his car from is called The O.K. Car-ral. This is an allusion to the OK Corral, located in Tombstone, AZ.
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