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The Simpsons: Old Yeller-Belly

Santa's Little Helper fails to save Homer from Bart's treehouse fire. As a result, Homer disowns him, but when Santa's Little Helper becomes the newest mascot for Duff Beer (replacing Duffman), The Simpsons want him back--but may be too late when Santa's Little Helper's previous owner from the very first episode ("Simpsons Roasting over an Open Fire") wants his dog back too.


4/10 (2 Votes cast)

Episode Info


Episode number: 14x19
Production Number: EABF14
Airdate: Sunday May 04th, 2003



Guest Stars
John KassirJohn Kassir
voiced Various
Recurring
Pamela HaydenPamela Hayden
voiced Milhouse
Recurring
Stacy Keach (1)Stacy Keach (1)
voiced Howard K. Duff VII
Recurring

Uncredited
Tress MacNeilleTress MacNeille
voiced Agnes Skinner
Recurring
Main Cast
Dan CastellanetaDan Castellaneta
voiced Homer Simpson, Abraham Simpson, Krusty the Klown, Barney, Willy, Sideshow Mel, Mayor Quimby, Hans Moleman, Gil, Itchy, Various
Julie KavnerJulie Kavner
voiced Marjorie "Marge" Bouvier Simpson, Patty Bouvier, Selma Bouvier, Jacqueline Ingrid Bouvier, Various
Yeardley SmithYeardley Smith
voiced Lisa Simpson, Various
Nancy CartwrightNancy Cartwright
voiced Bart Simpson, Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum, Todd Flanders, Kearney, Various
Hank AzariaHank Azaria
voiced Apu, Moe, Chief Wiggum, Carl, Comic Book Guy, Dr. Nick Riviera, Prof. Frink, Cletus, Sea Captain, Kirk Van Houten, Various
Harry ShearerHarry Shearer
voiced Mr. Burns, Smithers, Dr. Marvin Monroe, Ned Flanders, Seymour Skinner, Otto, Kent Brockman, Dr. Hibbert, Lenny, Rev. Lovejoy, Various
Episode Notes
Chalkboard: My pen is not a booger launcher

Couch: Repeat of the couch gag from "The Dad Who Knew Too Little" where The Simpsons are construction workers in an homage to the photograph, Lunchtime Atop a Skyscraper.



Episode Quotes
(Bart and Homer are pulling wooden ties out from under railroad tracks.)
Bart: Isn't this dangerous?
Homer: It's okay, Bart. This track has been abandoned since 19… uh-oh!
(Homer hears a blaring horn and sees a train coming towards the loose track section fast! The train rides on the now-wobbly rails and flies through the air, the passengers screaming. It lands perfectly back on the track, unscathed, and travels off.)
Homer: Nothing beats flying across the country on a train!

Kent: Mr. Simpson, how long have you been a cat person?
Homer: All my life, Kent, I prefer Catsup to Ketchup, and to me, Yusef Islam will always be Cat Stevens.
Kent: (chuckling) Terrific stuff, you must really love the Broadway musical Cats!
Homer: God no, it sucks!

Homer: Don't worry son, I'll build you a new treehouse. One so grand that it will be an affront to God himself.
Bart: Can it have a rope ladder that you can pull up after you?
Homer: Only if it's an affront to God.



Cultural References
This title is combination of the 1956 children's novel by Fred Gipson, “Old Yeller” and later the 1957 Disney film and the phrase used for a coward, Yellow Belly



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