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Simpsons Bible Stories - Simpsons Wiki 4/2/2015 Simpsons Bible Stories - Simpsons Wiki Simpsons Bible Stories Episode References Gags Appearances Gallery Quotes Credits ◄ Maximum Homerdrive Simpsons Bible Stories Mom and Pop Art ► This episode is considered non-canon and the events featured do not relate to the series and therefore may not have actually happened/existed “Simpsons Bible Stories” is the eighteenth episode of Season 10. It aired on April 4, 1999. The episode was written by Tim Simpsons Bible Stories Long, Larry Doyle and Matt Selman and directed by Nancy Kruse. This is one of several Simpsons episodes which are considered anthology episodes that features mini-stories. Contents Synopsis A particularly boring sermon by Reverend Lovejoy sends each member of the Simpson family into his or her own biblical fantasy. Marge imagines herself and Homer as Adam and Eve, Lisa dreams of herself and the other kids of Springfield Elementary as the Israelites in ancient Egypt, and Homer dreams that he is King Solomon, solving every dispute by cutting the contested object in half. Full Story The Simpsons are in church, listening to a long and boring Easter sermon in a sweltering heat. Each Simpson (except for Maggie) falls asleep and has a Bible-related dream. Homer and Marge as Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Episode Number 221 Marge: Homer & Marge Production Code AABF14 Marge (as Eve) sees Homer (as Adam) fall from the sky onto sharp rocks. Ned (as God) forbids them to eat the Forbidden Original Airdate April 4, 1999 Fruit. The Snake (Snake Jailbird) tempts Homer into eating loads of the apples. Homer tempts Marge into eating one, but she is caught by God and kicked out of the garden. Adam tries to smuggle Eve back in, enlisting the help off many animals to dig a Chalkboard Gag “I can not absolve sins” tunnel. Gary the Unicorn dies in the attempt. They are caught in the act, and Homer is kicked out too. Couch Gag Banana Peel couch gag Search within Simpsons Wiki... Sign in Start a wikia Lisa: The School-Slaves Special Guest Marcia Wallace as Mrs. Wikia uses cookies to give you the best experience on our websites. By continuing to use Wikia, we assume that you accept our use of cookies. Read more about cookies Voices Krabapatra Lisa (as Miriam) and Milhouse (as Moses) command Skinner (as King Ramesses II) to let their people go. After several failed Written By Tim Long, Larry Doyle, Matt plagues and an escape from a Pyramid prison, they lead the Israelites to the shore, simultaneously flush all the Egyptians' Selman toilets to drain the sea. After they have crossed the seabed, the water fills the sea back up, washing away the pursuing Directed By Nancy Kruse Pharaoh and his guards. Moses asks Lisa if they will have an easy life from now on - she tells him that they will wander the desert for forty years. When he asks if it's plain sailing after that, she quickly changes the subject. Trivia: When Dewey Largo blows a horn to signal to start building the pyramids, the sound of the horn is the same sound that Spongebob's horn makes to wake him up Homer: Homer The Self-King Homer is King Solomon, deciding which of two men (portrayed by Lenny and Carl) owns a pie. He sentences both persons to death, cutting the pie in two and eating both pieces himself. His next case begins; Jesus Vs. Checker Chariot (A paper Jesus has says "My Accident" on it.). Bart wakes Homer up before the case can proceed. Bart: King Bart vs. Goliath II Bart (as King David) has killed Goliath, but his oldest friend Methuselah (Abe Simpson) is killed by Goliath II (Nelson). David tries to kill him, mistaking him for Sampson and chopping off his hair, before being thrown by a slingshotted away into the mountains. David tells Shepherd Ralph Wiggum of his plight: Ralph tries to kill Goliath II but dies trying. David sneaks into Goliath II's tower, which is blown up in the ensuing battle. Goliath II emerges from the flames, ready to strike, when Ralph suddenly appears and kills him with his own tombstone. David is then thrown in jail for regicide, since the people agree that Goliath II was a better king than he ever was. End Sequence: The Apocalypse The Simpsons wake up. Marge is ashamed that they fell asleep in church, to which Homer answers "It's not the end of the world." As they walk outside, they discover that the Apocalypse/Rapture is upon them. The Flanders go to Heaven (because of them being extremely devout and going to church a lot) while the Simpsons go to Hell (because of them not having Christian beliefs although they go to church.) Lisa is the only one going up to Heaven, but Homer pulls her down. A stairway opens to Hell, and they enter. Homer is heard screaming, because there are no hot dogs, and there is pineapple in a potato salad. http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Simpsons_Bible_Stories 1/2 4/2/2015 Simpsons Bible Stories - Simpsons Wiki The credits have the song "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC playing. Behind the Laughter Production The episode was pitched by Bob Bendetson and would later lead to the creation of "Simpsons Tall Tales". Reception Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide gave the episode Ean tneretaginamtievnet revVieidweo s Gaayminegs "ThLeif e“sTtyrleeehouse of Horror” episodes pull of the trilogy thing well, but this Easter specGiaral b a key to play as Fearsome Tyrant Sinestro in Infinite Crisis proves less successful. I just think the brevity required by the inclusion of three separate tales better suits the world of horror spoofs than it does these Bible pieces, as they try to pack an awful lot into very little time. Some good moments result anyway, but I don’t find a lot of entertainment" Legacy The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, revealed a new exhibit which galleried Biblical images in art and pop culture, including a promotional poster for "Simpsons Bible Stories." Citations ◄ Season 9 Season 10 Episodes Season 11 ► Lard of the Dance • The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace • Bart the Mother • Treehouse of Horror IX • When You Dish Upon a Star • D'oh-in' in the Wind • Lisa Gets an "A" • Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble" • Mayored to the Mob • Viva Ned Flanders • Wild Barts Can't Be Broken • Sunday, Cruddy Sunday • Homer to the Max • I'm with Cupid • Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers" • Make Room for Lisa • Maximum Homerdrive • Simpsons Bible Stories • Mom and Pop Art • The Old Man and the "C" Student • Monty Can't Buy Me Love • They Saved Lisa's Brain • Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo Categories: Non-canon episodes Episodes Season 10 episodes Trilogy Episodes Anthology Religion-themed episodes Annie Award winning episodes Marge episodes Homer episodes Bart episodes Lisa episodes Quadrilogy Episodes Ned Flanders Episodes Episodes named after a character Reverend Lovejoy Episodes Principal Skinner episodes Nelson episodes Snake Episodes Romance-themed Episodes Add category Languages: Español TV About Community Central Careers Advertise API Contact Wikia Terms of Use Privacy Policy Content is available under CC-BY-SA. http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Simpsons_Bible_Stories 2/2.
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