"No Loan Again, Naturally" ( Rus. No more credits ) - the twelfth episode of the twentieth season of the animated series " The Simpsons ". The episode premiered on March 8, 2009 . The script was written by Jeff Westbrook, directed by Mark Kirkland.
| "No Loan Again, Naturally" | |
| “No more loans” | |
| The Simpsons episode | |
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| Episode poster | |
| Season | 20 |
| Episode number | 432 |
| Episode code | LABF03 |
| First broadcast | March 8, 2009 |
| Executive producer | Al Jin |
| Screenwriter | Jeff Westbrook |
| Producer | Mark Kirkland |
| Screensaver Flight | Three-eyed black crow flies |
| Billboard | " Moe's tavern: now with electricity " |
| Blackboard | “ I will not have fun with educational toys ” |
| Scene on the couch | The Simpsons find their sofa tattered, bury it and find a new one on the farm, he kicks Homer. The Simpsons later sit on the couch at home, and Homer is bandaged. |
| Guest star | Maurice Lamarsh |
| SNPP capsule | |
Story
Homer hosts a carnival at home called Mardi Gras . At the very beginning, he explains to Bart that this is a family tradition that appeared two days before Bart's birth. Later it became known that to organize the carnival, Homer took a loan from the bank against the security of his house . Then the Simpsons understand that they can not repay the loan and their house is up for auction . At the auction, the house is bought by the Simpsons neighbor Ned Flanders in order to lease it to the previous owners. Ned is fixing everything in this house.
Homer one night calls Ned and asks to eliminate the gas leak in their house, which Ned refuses. Homer is angry at Flanders and calls the local television station asking him to make a story about Flanders as a bad landlord. After watching this story, Flanders gets angry and kicks the Simpsons out of the house.
Looking for new tenants, Flanders understands how much he loved and became attached to the Simpsons and asks them to return.
Interesting Facts
- The third episode of the animated series " The Simpsons ", released in HDTV format (high-definition television).
- The title of the episode is an allusion to Gilbert O'Sullivan 's song "Alone Again (Naturally)."
Links
- No Loan Again, Naturally on the Internet Movie Database