Homer's quick and unwavering commitment to threatening his own son with a knife for pointing out people he's known for 2 weeks are "nerds" is quite possibly my favorite thing ever. There was no hesitation, just him putting that knife to Bart as quickly as possible.

I was hoping someone else would bring up this line - to this day my friends and I still use that quote pretty incessantly.

I was hoping someone else would bring up this line - to this day my friends and I still use that quote pretty incessantly.

I think the party guest making the nonstop Simpsons references would be more enjoyable to hang out with than the person, who when overhearing a discussion about band names, keeps harping on how stupid "The Beatles" is as a name. People have been dealing with the band name for decades - time to turn that page, methinks.

I think the party guest making the nonstop Simpsons references would be more enjoyable to hang out with than the person, who when overhearing a discussion about band names, keeps harping on how stupid "The Beatles" is as a name. People have been dealing with the band name for decades - time to turn that page, methinks.

You sound like you'd be a lot of fun to hang out with at parties.

You sound like you'd be a lot of fun to hang out with at parties.

Bible?

Bible?

Is that what the kids are calling it these days?

Is that what the kids are calling it these days?

I always assumed that GOB was "George Oscar Bluth" and that they took the pronounciation of the beginning of "George" to make it sound the way it does, and not like "God".

I always assumed that GOB was "George Oscar Bluth" and that they took the pronounciation of the beginning of "George" to make it sound the way it does, and not like "God".

They played it at the "Enchantment Under the Sea" dance

They played it at the "Enchantment Under the Sea" dance

I have to go……lift weights. What?

I have to go……lift weights. What?

That line in the trailer was all I needed to see before i knew I'd go watch that movie a number of times.

That line in the trailer was all I needed to see before i knew I'd go watch that movie a number of times.

I don't know that it's a bandwagon, but Pulp Fiction is probably in my bottom 5 Tarantino movies. I have no justification for that in terms of the dialogue was better in this movie or the lighting was better in that movie; for whatever reason, I just didn't care much at all for Pulp FIction on a visceral level.