Mayored to the Mob

Season 10, Episode 9, Aired
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Homer becomes Mayor Quimby's top bodyguard and helps protect the Mayor from Fat Tony and his cronies.
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  • Julie Kavner

    Marge Simpson, Patty Bouvier, and Selma Bouvier

  • Harry Shearer

    Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, Principal Skinner, Waylon Smithers, Kent Brockman, and others

  • Dan Castellaneta

    Homer Simpson, Grampa Simpson, Barney Gumble, Krusty the Clown, Groundskeeper Willie, and others

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    In this episode, Homer helps tame out a mob at a huge sci-fi convention, and is enlisted to be mayor Quimby's personal bodyguard. Homer turns a blind eye to his bribery and shifty deals, until he learns that the milk for Springfield Elementry is supplied by rats, and Homer forces him to stop these deals with Fat Tony and his gang. Will Homer be able to protect Quimby when the mob wants vengence? This episode was a great concept (even if it was just another Homer job) and it was very funny. Overall, definitly one of the best of the season. 10/10 A+moreless

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    This is probably one of, if not, the best of s10. Everything in this episode is pretty good, and there weren't many, if any, jokes i disliked. it's kind of a typical "homer gets a job" episodes but it was handled better and funnier than others of the same type. i like everything, the plot, the star wars references, the ending, the characterization- easily one of the funniest and best episodes of the mediocrity known as season 10 {in my opinion}. My overall grade for this episode is an easy A+, and this is one of the only s10 episodes to get that from memoreless

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  • Homer the Ultimate Bodyguard

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    This is another one of my favorate episodes of the show and just goes to show there are still sparks left in the show.

    This one is just funny as hell, there isn't one dull moment. I really loved some of the first half with the sci-fi convention when Mark Hammll showed up. I'll admit he's one of my top ten guest stars on the show and one of the ones I've been waiting long and hard for and on a side note I'm a fan of the "Star Wars " series.He was just great playing himself and just slightly exagerated, he says one of my favorate quotes.

    Mark: Homer use the Forks.

    Those Star Wars jokes just never get old. Or even that musical Mark was in, the song he sang was hillarous.

    The highlight for me of course in that convention was once a riot in the convention starts and Mark is hurt, Homer says another of my favorate quotes from this episode.

    Homer: NERDSSSS!

    And of course that is a reference joke for "Revenge of the Nerds", voice actor Dan just did that so well, Homer at that moment looked like the character Ogre. And Homer is just beating the crap out of ever crazy conventioner in the way.

    And of course the middle was just as good when Homer became a body guard, I really loved how he utilized his training though he at first missuses it, in one other favorate scene when he gives everyone in his family the vulcan nerve pinch. But I felt it goes to show that Homer can be an action hero if he wants to be. Homer truely is the ultimate body guard.moreless

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  • Yet another amazing season 10 episode.

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    this episode is extrmely funny and some hillarious parts are when Homer sleeper holded the whole family then sees that there is 30 minutes until dinner then he sleeper holds himself and when the guy who was teaching Homer and some other people how to be a bodyguard and after the guy tells him to sat his nooooo better when he takes the bullet and tells him to do 20 pushups and then Homer screams at the top of his lungs nooooooooo. Overall a classic episode that I will watch many more times and this is an episode I recomend to any Simsons fan.moreless

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  • Homer use the Forks

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    What a great episode! Mark Hamil ranks amongst the greatest of guest stars!
    This episode is funny all the way, from the Sci=Fi Convention (see the robots from Battlestar Galactia fight the gay robots from star wars) to Homer protecting the Mayor from The Mob.
    Speaking of Fat Tony, he has never been better. This episode is one of Tony's best, after Bart The Murderer. The way he used rats milk at the school was strangely humours.
    So, another great episode. Season 10 is highly underrated, but with such classics as this one, I really think people's opinions should reall change for the better.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • At the convention, Uter wears a Futurama shirt. Among some things signing autographs are: Gort from the 1951 film "The Day the Earth Stood Still," the Tom Baker incarnation of Doctor Who from the BBC series, and film icon "Godzilla." Edit
    • When Mark Hamill makes his entrance at the convention, he uses his lightsaber to knock down several cardboard cutouts of Imperial stormtroopers and, inexplicably, one of Wonder Woman. Edit
    • When Fat Tony says, "I am not so much disappointed as I am blinded with rage", the dark circles under his eyes disappear. Edit
  • Notes

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    • This is the final episode to be animated overseas by Anivision, which has animated several episodes since 1991. From this point on, Akom and Rough Draft would do most of the overseas animation work. Edit
    • Humberto Velez (Homer's voice in Latin America) also played the guy who was angry with Mark Hamill, because he didn't want to play "Nathan Detroit" dressed like "Luke Skywalker". Edit
    • On the "Star Wars" Trilogy DVD featurette "The Birth of the Lightsaber", a clip from this episode (where Mark Hamill talks about the wonders of Sprint while the fans want him to talk about "Star Wars") can be seen in the credits.(StormtrooperTHX-1138) Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Homer: Well, I'm off to work. Marge: You're guarding the mayor tonight?! After Fat Tony swore revenge?! Homer: It's my duty, Marge. Besides, those mobsters don't scare me. Bart, would you go start Daddy's car? Marge: Homer! Homer: What? It's nothing to worry about. Bart: Well, then you start it. Homer: All right, fine, I'll take a cab. Edit
    • (Homer is a little excessive with his bodyguard duties at home.) Homer: Clear Marge: Oh, for Pete's sake. Homer: (into walkie-talkie) The pig is in the poke. Marge: You know, I really don't care for that code-name. Edit
    • Fat Tony: I want the mayor dead, I want his wife dead, I want his cat and his dog dead. Legs: Wawawait... who was before the cat? Fat Tony: Just kill the mayor... Legs: Y-you're not mad at me are ya? Edit
  • Allusions

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    • The Bodyguard Part of the episode's plot was based off the this 1992 film. Homer's instructor at the bodyguard academy even sings a song from that movie during the graduation ceremony. Edit
    • Stage Players: Guys and dolls, we're just a bunch of crazy guys and dolls! The "Guys and Dolls" song is sung to the tune of the song "Hooray For Hollywood." Edit
    • Homer: NERDS! In the movie Revenge of the Nerds, the character Ogre was heard to yell this whenever he was shown nerds. Edit
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