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27 April 1997
(Season 8, Episode 22)
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Marge becomes a church counselor to compensate for Reverend Lovejoy's lack of interest. Meanwhile, Homer discovers a Japanese detergent is using his face for their logo. | add synopsis
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"Say Your Prayers You Heathen Baboons!!"
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(Episode Credited cast) | Dan Castellaneta | ... | Homer Simpson (voice) |
 | Julie Kavner | ... | Marge Simpson (voice) |
 | Nancy Cartwright | ... | Bart Simpson (voice) |
 | Yeardley Smith | ... | Lisa Simpson (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Hank Azaria | ... | Moe / Chief Wiggum / Others (voice) |
| Pamela Hayden | ... | Jimbo Jones (voice) |
| Denice Kumagai | ... | Dancing Woman #2 (voice) |
| Tress MacNeille | ... | Agnes Skinner / Dolph (voice) |
| Karen Maruyama | ... | Dancing Woman #1 (voice) |
| Maggie Roswell | ... | Maude Flanders / Helen Lovejoy (voice) |
 | Harry Shearer | ... | Ned Flanders / Rev. Lovejoy / Principal Skinner / Kent Brockman / Others (voice) |
| Sab Shimono | ... | Mr. Sparkle (voice) |
| Gedde Watanabe | ... | Factory Foreman (voice) |
 | Frank Welker | ... | Baboons (voice) |
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Rev. Lovejoy:
[Describes being bothered incessantly by Ned Flanders] Eventually, I just gave up and stopped caring. Luckily, by then it was the '80s, and no one noticed.
Marge Simpson: You can't let a few bad experiences put you off helping people!
Rev. Lovejoy: Oh, sure I can.
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Marge Simpson: You can't let a few bad experiences put you off helping people!
Rev. Lovejoy: Oh, sure I can.
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Referenced in The Simpsons Game (2007) (VG)
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"In Marge We Trust" is a great episode from season 8 and also a very under rated one. It further develops the character of Reverand Lovejoy, a character who never has had an episode revolve around him up until this point. It shows how he began to lose some of his passion due to continuous calls from Ned Flanders. Marge takes his calls for him and develops a knack for giving good advice to people as "the listen lady". This is an episode where Marge's good advice is listened to by people. Also in this episode Homer finds a Japanese detergent company that has his picture on their products. SO there is character development as well as some puzzling event. However the highlight of the episode is when Ned is trapped in the baboon section of the zoo and Lovejoy comes to his rescue. That is easily one of the best scenes in Simpsons history and probably the best scene that does no involve an member of the simpson family in it. Just awesome. So this is easily both a deep and entertaining episode that is one of the best from season 8, which says a lot because season 8 was one of the better seasons. Highly recommended.