Duérmete Con El Problema De Adicción De Homero Simpson

This video explores Homer Simpson's relationship with alcohol on The Simpsons, tracing how Moe's Tavern and Homer's drinking habit were built into the show from its earliest episodes and became one of the series' defining traits. The video covers the origins of Moe's Tavern in the 1989 series premiere, Homer's first visit to the bar after losing his job in the third episode "Homer's Odyssey," and the production history behind Moe Szyslak's voice and name. It then examines two episodes built around Homer's drinking in detail: "Duffless," where a DUI arrest leads Marge to make Homer quit beer for thirty days, and "Homer vs. the 18th Amendment," where Springfield revives Prohibition after Bart is seen drunk on live television during a St. Patrick's Day parade. What's covered in this video: Moe's Tavern first appears in the Simpsons series premiere on December 17, 1989, establishing the bar as part of Springfield from the start. In the season one episode "Homer's Odyssey," Homer gets fired from the nuclear plant, drinks at Moe's, loses his money there, steals Bart's piggy bank, and later attempts suicide before his family saves him, while Bart makes a prank call to the bar the same day. Moe Szyslak was originally voiced by Christopher Collins in "The Telltale Head" and "Some Enchanted Evening" before producer Sam Simon had Hank Azaria take over, and Moe's surname wasn't assigned until "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" Bart's prank calls to Moe's were inspired by Matt Groening's love of "The Tube Bar Tapes" and were originally used, according to writer Mike Reiss, to pad out short early episodes. Hank Azaria based Moe's raspy voice on his impression of Al Pacino in "Dog Day Afternoon" after Groening and Simon asked for a rougher tone. In "Duffless" (season 4, written by David M. Stern, directed by Jim Reardon, aired February 18, 1993), Homer tours the Duff Brewery, sees a fake Kennedy-Nixon debate parody ad, and is later arrested for drunk driving after Barney reports him to police. Homer attends traffic school and an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, gets thrown out after telling Reverend Lovejoy he ate stadium dirt to curb cravings, then agrees to Marge's magazine-quiz-based one-month beer ban. The episode ends with Homer choosing not to drink again at Moe's after seeing what years of drinking did to the regulars, riding home with Marge on Lisa's bicycle to "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head." In "Homer vs. the 18th Amendment," Bart is shown drunk on live TV during Kent Brockman's St. Patrick's Day parade broadcast, sparking a citywide push to revive a forgotten 200-year-old prohibition law with a penalty involving a catapult. Marge tells Homer she doesn't want alcohol in the house because she feels like the worst mother in the world after Bart's public drunkenness, and Homer initially dismisses Prohibition as something that only happened in old movies. Mentioned in this video: The Simpsons, Homer Simpson, Marge Simpson, Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Moe Szyslak, Moe's Tavern, Barney Gumble, Reverend Lovejoy, Kent Brockman, Duff Brewery, Duff Beer, Duff Lite, Duff Dry, Christopher Collins, Hank Azaria, Sam Simon, Matt Groening, Mike Reiss, David M. Stern, Jim Reardon, "Homer's Odyssey," "The Telltale Head," "Some Enchanted Evening," "Who Shot Mr. Burns?," "Duffless," "Homer vs. the 18th Amendment," Springfield, Fox, Alcoholics Anonymous, The Tube Bar Tapes, Al Pacino, Dog Day Afternoon, Kennedy-Nixon debate, Sander Vanocur, Richard Nixon, Six Crises, Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head, Burt Bacharach, St. Patrick's Day, Prohibition, 18th Amendment, Baron of Beer. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:52 Moe's Bar: The Dark Origin 12:26 Duffless: The Sobriety Test 26:46 Homer vs Prohibition Begins 36:20 Springfield's Real Prohibition History 43:02 Barney Gets Sober, Homer Doesn't 57:23 Marge Buys The Bar 1:09:49 The Casino Nobody Remembers Right 1:20:20 Burns' Absolute Grip On Springfield 1:27:59 The Disability Scheme For Food 1:46:09 Weekend At Burnsie's: Medical Marijuana 1:59:33 Duff Beer's Real World Legal Battles 2:13:53 Australia Bans The Real Duff 2:18:40 What Psychologists Say About Homer 2:27:17 The Episode That Killed Frank Grimes 2:36:51 The Most Honest Line About Drinking