Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore
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"Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore" is the twelfth episode of The Simpsons
Synopsis
On a school field trip to the Museum of Television and TV, Milhouse shows that he has developed a new attitude where he just doesn't care. Meanwhile Mr. Burns has moved Homer, Lenny and Carl to an offsite location (Moe's) so that they don't ruin a visit by the plant's board of directors. Apu and Manjula stop by celebrating their anniversary, making Homer realize he hasn't gotten anything for his anniversary with Marge. He gets extremely drunk and finds himself ‘dancing' on the street where people, thinking he is homeless, start giving him money. Milhouse reveals the secret to his new attitude is the fact that he and his mother are moving to Capital City, where they are going to get a fresh start. Both Bart and Kirk Van Houten are going to have to learn to get along without Milhouse being around. Bart tries to adapt to a world without Milhouse, especially after a visit to Milhouse in Capital City makes him realize that things will never be the same. In the meantime, Homer has begun begging as a second job when he realizes he can make good money that allows him to buy Marge an expensive anniversary gift. With Milhouse out of his life, Bart finds himself bonding with his sister and she is enjoying the new relationship with her brother; a relationship that gets tested when Kirk gets "pity custody" of Milhouse and Marge is enlightened by the homeless on Homer's second source of income.
Trivia
- An Itchy and Scratchy episode is featured in this episode. It is titled "Moo Goo Gai Pain". Basically, Scratchy goes into a restaurant that says "All You Can Eat Cat Special". He is lead into the restaurant, where it is revealed that he is on the menu. The other mice inside come at him and chop him up so he can be eaten. They eat until they are full and stop at his skull. He sighs and 30 minutes later the mouse get hungry and eat the rest of him.
- One of Milhouse's Capital City friends is based off Eminem.
- The six schools of begging as described by the bum Homer meets: bad musician, messed up vet, cripple, fake-cripple, religious zealot and crazy guy
Quotes
- Willie: Brothers and sisters are natural born enemies! Like Englishmen and Scots! Or Welshmen and Scots! Or Japanese and Scots! Or Scots and other Scots! Damned Scots! They ruined Scotland...
Skinner: You Scots sure are a contentious people.
Willie: You just made an enemy for life! [audio clip] - Bart: Just forget everything you know about gravity.
Lisa: But I know so much about it. [audio clip] - Kirk: This isn't over, Luanne! I'm gonna fight you with every half-hour lunch break I've got!
- Milhouse: Those Cap City kids don't think I'm cool anymore. We were having a sleepover and a robber came and wet my bed. Then he folded the bed back into the couch and disappeared into the night. [shifty eyes] [audio clip]
- Bart: Hey Mouldilocks, mom says I'm supposed to help you.
Lisa: Fine, you can confirm the accuracy of the hose. [Sprays Bart] Hahaha! You wet your pants. - Billboard Homer sees while driving: Diamonds... because money equals love
- Milhouse: Then let's just say I don't care what people think of me anymore.
Bart: You mean up until now you did care? Then why did you wear that tutu to school last week?
Milhouse: What about all the times I didn't wear a tutu? Nobody ever brings those up. [audio clip] - Lisa: (thinking) Oh, my God, my brother's my best friend!
Bart: (thinking) Oh, my God, my sister's my best friend!
Marge: (thinking) Diamonds! I still can't believe he bought me diamonds!
Homer: (thinking) Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the baldest one of all? [audio clip] - Bart: What are you talking about?
Homer: When a woman says nothing's wrong that means everything's wrong, and when a woman says everything's wrong that means EVERYTHING's wrong, and when a woman says thats not funny, you better not laugh your ass off! [audio clip] - Lady: Oh, you pour soul. You think that rat is a remote! (gives Homer a $5 note) Here.
Homer: Bwuh? Five bucks!? I don't need your charity... I'll dance for my money!
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