The Simpsons: Season 11, Episode 8Take My Wife, Sleaze (28 Nov. 1999)Homer's attempt at creating a motorcycle gang attracts a real gang, who kidnap Marge. Director:Neil Affleck |
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The Simpsons: Season 11, Episode 8Take My Wife, Sleaze (28 Nov. 1999)Homer's attempt at creating a motorcycle gang attracts a real gang, who kidnap Marge. Director:Neil Affleck |
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Dan Castellaneta | ... |
Homer Simpson /
Grampa /
Faceless Man /
Shopkeeper
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| Julie Kavner | ... |
Marge Simpson
(voice)
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| Nancy Cartwright | ... |
Bart Simpson /
Nelson Muntz
(voice)
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| Yeardley Smith | ... |
Lisa Simpson
(voice)
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| Hank Azaria | ... | ||
| Harry Shearer | ... |
Ned Flanders /
"Guinnes" Announcer /
Wolfguy Jack /
Principal Skinner /
Disclaimer /
Father /
Cop /
Lenny
(voice)
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| John Goodman | ... |
Meathook
(voice)
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| Jan Hooks | ... |
Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon
(voice)
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| Jay North | ... |
Himself
(voice)
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NRBQ | ... |
Themselves
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| Marcia Wallace | ... |
Edna Krabappel
(voice)
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| Henry Winkler | ... |
Ramrod
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| Pamela Hayden | ... |
Milhouse Van Houten /
Rod Flanders
(voice)
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| Tress MacNeille | ... |
Mother
(voice)
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| Russi Taylor | ... |
Martin Prince
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After winning a classic motorcycle and becoming infatuated with biker culture, Homer decides to start his own motorcycle gang. The name Homer chooses for his gang, The Hell's Satans, is already in use by a different motorcycle gang and when they find out about it, they head to Springfield and kidnap Marge. Written by Matthew N. Jones
Some people just live to complain about things, by lack of a use. Apparently, this episode is bad because Marge throwing around motorcycles is like, so unrealistic. A cartoon can't have that. Isn't the whole point of the joke how unrealistic it is? Seriously, that's the whole thing behind it, and it's hilarious. That's the life of a television writer, all they have to console themselves are the tuns and tuns of cash. You slave to entertain people and you come up with jokes far far above average sitcom standards, and then suddenly you have people with no life saying that one particular joke is not very realistic. Get a girlfriend. Season 11 of "The Simpsons" rocked, and the show didn't sink like a brick until at least two seasons later. Best scene: Bart teaching Homer to ride by using training wheels. That's just good stuff.