Sunday January 8, 1995
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Homer joins the secret society of the Stonecutters and inadvertently becomes their leader.
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Remove the stone of shame, and Attach the boulder of triumph... Amazing episode no matter how you look at it. hide show
When Homer begins to notice Lenny and Carl acting strangely, he trails them and discovers that they are members of The Stonecutters, a secret organization. Homer wants to join but he can't unless he's the son of a member. Luckily, Grampa is a Stonecutter (and a member of the Black Panthers) so Homer's membership is a shoo-in. Once on the inside, Homer discovers that the Stonecutters are a rigidly hierarchical group--he is given a number instead of a name, and must work his way up the ladder. But when Number One, the Stonecutters' leader, spies a mark on Homer's butt, he is anointed the Chosen One. As Supreme Head of the Stonecutters, Homer foolishly turns a once-great secret organization into a laughingstock. His followers rebel and start a new secret club, The Ancient Mystic Society of No Homers.
Homer joins the Stonecutters, then he becomes the leader. hide show
Homer has always excluded out of clubs, and when he finds out that Lenny, and Carl have secrets, Shut up..., and Homer wants in. Grandpa is a member, and Homer gets in. Homer discovers that the Stonecutters was pretty great, and he's happy. They find out he's a traitor, and is kicked out, before they find out he is the Chosen One. Hilarity ensures.
Attach the Stone of Triumph! hide show
When Homer begins to get suspicious of his workmates receiving rather ‘special’ services, he eventually unravels a secret organisation that essentially makes life a whole lot easier with no sacrifice needed.
‘Homer The Great’ is a classic episode, right from the beginning. You have the fantastic plot which allows for a whole series of hilarious and original jokes to be thrown at you every 10 seconds, the flawless acting, wonderful animation and perfect direction. There are tons of memorable moments in this episode such as the Stone Cutters theme song, the trials which Homer goes through to get into the society and of course the sacred scripture which Homer uses as a napkin. We are also treated by a fantastic performance by Patrick Stewart as #1, who played Captain Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The story itself is well paced with neither the beginning, middle or end rushed and comes to a nice pay-off in the end that’ll remind you of why we love the Simpsons. The best thng about ‘Homer the Great’ however, will always be the comedy. There’s not a dull moment to be found here and will remain a classic for many years to come, a truly timeless episode.
If this isnt your favorite episode of the Simpsons then it is in your top ten. If its not in your top ten then you just dot get it (it being the Simpsons).
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