Here are ten of our favourite Simpsons show-stoppers. If only she could have written a song to win the town over. When Homer is elected as sanitation commissioner he promises a hands-on trash collection service.
Cloaked members of the society brag about rigging the Oscars and holding back the creation of the electric car, while swilling jugs of beer. An all-singing all-dancing track ensues in which the green coated character attempts to put his beloved Kwik-E-Mart behind him.
Despite his best attempts, however, Apu remains attached to the store. When an angry mob threatens the closure of Maison Derriere, Homer and Bart galvanise support for the burlesque house with this rousing tune.
At least he still has his racing car bed. The mother of all sugar-rushes follows — as does a broadway song celebrating their hometown Springfield and its hidden underbelly. The song tells the story of a celebrity checking into a Betty Ford rehab clinic, and won Clausen his second Emmy award. What The Simpsons can teach us about philosophy.
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