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The Simpsons :: No Loan Again, Naturally (20x12)
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| Title: | No Loan Again, Naturally |
| Episode #: | 20x12 |
| Production Number: | LABF03 |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday March 08th, 2009 |
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Homer uses his home mortgage rate to pay for his annual Mardi gras party, but when the rate increases drastically, the family can't pay. This results in their house being put in an auction, but Ned Flanders doesn't want them to leave, so he buys it and rents it back to the Simpsons. However, because they don’t own the house anymore, Homer and Marge use Ned to do things around the house, but Ned gets so annoyed by this that he puts the house back on sale and kicks the family out.
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Couch: The Simpsons come in and find their couch beaten and torn. Funeral music plays as the family buries the couch in the backyard. The Simpsons then visit a ranch to pick out a new couch. The Simpsons sit on a black and white spotted couch, which throws Homer off it. The scene then cuts to The Simpsons in their living room, sitting on their new couch. Homer is in a body cast and turns on the wall-mounted flatscreen TV, which, once again, falls to the floor.
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