"The Simpsons"
Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play (2006)

Director:

Bob Anderson

Writers:

Matt Groening (creator)
James L. Brooks (developer) ...

TV Series:

"The Simpsons" (1989)

Original Air Date:

21 May 2006 (Season 17, Episode 22)

Genre:

Animation | Comedy

Plot:

Marge and Homer try their luck at celebrity marriage counselling. |

Plot Keywords:

Girlhood | School Groundskeeper | Comic Book Shop | Beer | Tavern

Cast

Dan Castellaneta	...	Homer Simpson / Grampa / Barney Gumble / Krusty the Klown / Groundskeeper Willie / Mayor Quimby / Hans Moleman / Sideshow Mel / Others (voice)
Julie Kavner	...	Marge Simpson / Patty Bouvier / Selma Bouvier / Others (voice)
Nancy Cartwright	...	Bart Simpson / Nelson Muntz / Todd Flanders / Ralph Wiggum / Kearney / Others (voice)
Yeardley Smith	...	Lisa Simpson (voice)
Hank Azaria	...	Moe Szyslak / Chief Wiggum / Apu / Comic Book Guy / Cletus / Prof. Frink / Others (voice)
Harry Shearer	...	Montgomery Burns / Waylon Smithers / Ned Flanders / Kent Brockman / Rev. Lovejoy / Principal Skinner / Dr. Hibbert / Rainer Wolfcastle / Others (voice)
Stacy Keach	...	H.K. Duff VIII (as Stacey Keach)
Mandy Moore	...	Tabitha Vixx (voice)
Tress MacNeille	...	(voice)
Russi Taylor	...	(voice)
Karl Wiedergott	...	(voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Pamela Hayden	...	Milhouse Van Houten (voice)
Marcia Wallace	...	Edna Krabappel (voice)

Runtime:

Argentina:30 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Argentina:Atp

Company:

20th Century Fox Television

Goofs:

Continuity: When Tabitha slides into Home Plate while singing her song, she's wearing shorts. When the dust clears, she's wearing bikini bottoms. She wouldn't have had time to change, either.

Quotes:

Homer Simpson: We've gone through more hardships than the Jews and Charlie Brown put together.

Soundtrack:

And Then He Kissed Me

Decent later-run Simpsons

This episode has 2 classic baseball-related quotes. The Vin Scully-esquire announcer makes a comment about "...if you're keeping score at home. And if you are, your loneliness saddens me." I can't remember the other one exactly: "Buck Mitchell is in a position every boy dreams about. Hitting a sacrifice fly to secure his minor league team a wild card spot." Great stuff.

The rest of the episode is fine, not spectacular, but good enough, I'd say. I doubt we'll ever have stuff as good as the "golden age" again, but this season has been pretty good overall.

I have nothing else to say, but it says I need more text for some reason.