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Homer the Vigilante
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The Simpsons episode
"Homer the Vigilante"
Homer and The ETV (Evergreen Terrace Vigilantes).
Episodeno.
92
Prod.code
1F09
Orig.airdate
January 6, 1994
Showrunner(s)
David Mirkin
Writtenby
John Swartzwelder
Directedby
Jim Reardon
Chalkboard
"I am not authorized to fire substitute teachers"
Couch gag
The Simpsons run in and explode on contact, with Maggie's pacifier falling onto the blackened crater.
Gueststar(s)
Sam Neill as Malloy
DVDcommentary
Matt GroeningDavid MirkinDavid Silverman
Season 5
September 30, 1993 May 19, 1994
"Homer's Barbershop Quartet"
"Cape Feare"
"Homer Goes to College"
"Rosebud"
"Treehouse of Horror IV"
"Marge on the Lam"
"Bart's Inner Child"
"Boy-Scoutz n the Hood"
"The Last Temptation of Homer"
"$pringfield"
"Homer the Vigilante"
"Bart Gets Famous"
"Homer and Apu"
"Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy"
"Deep Space Homer"
"Homer Loves Flanders"
"Bart Gets an Elephant"
"Burns' Heir"
"Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song"
"The Boy Who Knew Too Much"
"Lady Bouvier's Lover"
"Secrets of a Successful Marriage"
List of all The Simpsons episodes
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"Homer the Vigilante" is the eleventh episode of The Simpsons' fifth season. It was written by John Swartzwelder and directed by Jim Reardon.
Plot
A number of burglaries by the 'Springfield Cat Burglar' take place in Springfield, hitting even the Simpsons' and Flanderses' houses (stealing Flanders' Shroud of Turin beach towels). Among the stolen items are Lisa's beloved saxophone, Marge's heirloom pearl necklace (one of many in a large ball), Bart's stamp collection (the revelation of which prompts the entire family [including Nelson over the phone] to laugh at Bart), and the portable TV. In response, a vigilante group organizes around Homer. Grandpa Simpson wants to join, but is deemed too old by Homer and turned away.
The group turns out to be more criminal than protective. They don military outfits (except for Barney, whose uniform resembles that of a fast food restaurant worker) and go to Herman's military antique store to purchase weapons when Herman offers Homer an atomic bomb, saying that it was abandoned in the 50's during an operation to drop it on beatniks. The vigilante group destroys a bystander's leaf-fire (assuming that he did not have a permit) in turn setting his house on fire (although he had a permit). They allow Jimbo to vandalize a wall using spraypaint as it made him feel "like a big man" and invite him into their vigilante group (provided that he collect doorknobs in a sack). Homer is interviewed on Smartline, where Kent Brockman tells Homer that statistics suggest the group may be causing more crimes than it has been preventing. The Cat Burglar calls the show, and informs them that he will rob the Springfield museum of its 'World's Largest Cubic Zirconia' centerpiece.
While guarding the museum, Grandpa and some friends from the retirement home volunteer to help guard the Zirconia, but Homer tells them to leave. Later, Homer sees teenagers drinking beer. He leaves his post to stop them, but quickly ends up getting drunk with them instead. While Homer's guard is down, the Cat Burglar sneaks past and steals the gem. Homer is blamed and pelted with vegetables by the unforgiving townspeople (with Jimbo tossing back his stolen door knobs and, in sheer disillusionment, announces that he's going to law school). Later that day Grandpa stops by the house and tells everybody that he knows who the Cat Burglar is. At first he gloats about how nobody wanted his help before, but quickly agrees to tell after the family begins to become impatient. The burglar is exposed as being a resident in the local retirement home named Malloy.
Homer captures Malloy at the retirement home, and he returns the saxophone and various other objects of curiosity, and Malloy does such a good job of winning over the people of Springfield with his charm that they all want to let him go. Nevertheless, Chief Wiggum arrests him and he is imprisoned. While in his cell at the police station, Malloy casually mentions that he assumes Homer and the cops probably want to know where he hid all of his loot. This piques their interest, and after Malloy tells them where to look, they all rush out of the station hoping to get the treasure for themselves. In a matter of minutes the entire town hears of the existence of Malloy's stash and almost everybody in Springfield is racing to get there first. After the residents of Springfield get to the site and dig, they finally...(and so on) To get More information , you can visit some products about buy pellets wood, bamoo cutting board, . The Surface Mounted Handle sets (Sliding Patio Door Lock) products should be show more here!
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Why is it that there are 1/4 ct's that are worth more than 1/2 ct's?
I am looking for a gift for my gf and i see that there are some 1/4 carat necklaces worth more than some 1/2 carat (Zales) why is this? I also see that they have a necklace that was orig price $719 but are selling it for $150, does make sense, am i missing something?
When determining the price of diamonds there are 4 Cs that one has to consider: carat, cut, clarity, and color. Carat weight is only part of what determines a diamond's value.
A cloudy 1/2 carat might end up being less expensive than a clear 1/4 carat. One also has to consider the setting that the stone is in. If it's sitting in platinum it's going to be more expensive than 10k gold.
You also have the issue of price as it relates to designer/brand. Just like everything else sometimes you end up paying a lot for a brand name or hot designer.
When it comes to sale items there are again several things that come into play.
One technique of selling things is to originally mark the item too high and then put it on sale. Even though you end up buying it at fair market value you feel like you are coming out on top because it's X% off.
Then there's the economy. Jewelry is one of the first things that people cut back on in tough times. Hence, many jewelry stores are having trouble selling their products. This decrease in demand has led to a drop in the price of jewelry.
