" He also has been known to arrest people impulsively, disregarding their involvement of a determined situation or crime, evident in " Brother from Another Series " where he arrested Sideshow Bob by the incidents of the episode, despite Bart and Lisa ( the main witnesses ) confirming his innocence, and in " The Frying Game " where he gleefully condemns Homer and Marge to death for murder without using a lie detector or making a DNA examination.

She talks Marge into using them, attacking her inability to stop trying to be stronger, and also advises Marge to enter a women's bodybuilding contest.

He begins making and using clones to do all of his chores, which include helping Marge choose an outfit, visiting Grandpa to listen to one of his rambling war stories, and play a baseball game with Bart, Lisa and Maggie.

The episode's subplot, which revolves around Marge listening in on phone calls using a baby monitor, was inspired by former showrunners Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, who also listened to private phone calls with a monitor.

* When the Simpsons family are talking about keeping the money Bart stole and using it to get rid of the German backpackers, Marge uses the phrase "... give them Das Boot.

She drunkenly dictates an e-mail to Artie to congratulate him on his appearance, but Patty and Selma doctor it to use sexual terms in an attempt to split up Marge and Homer, much to Marge's horror ( for using the word sex on the Internet ).

Bart writes a response to Edna using lines from an old love letter Homer had sent Marge.

Upon catching on, Marge actually thinks it is a good idea ( since Homer is actually using his intellectual faculties and that he's making enough money to support the family ), though Lisa does not, prompting Homer and Marge to send her to her room.

Homer using his megaphone to talk to Marge and Lisa, who were standing next to him, was ad-libbed by Dan Castellaneta.

After noticing a cliff ahead, Homer believes that Marge and Ruth are attempting suicide because of him and, using the police megaphone, apologizes to Marge for all the mistakes he has made in their marriage and urges them not to drive into the chasm.

At this time Galneryus ceased using temporary members and permanently recruited Ryosuke " Tsui " Matsui ( formerly of AxBites ) on bass, Yuhki ( formerly of Ark Storm and Marge Litch ) on keyboards and Junichi Satoh ( formerly of Concerto Moon ) on drums.

Ruth, pretty buffed herself from her years as " Miss Mexican Mafia " in prison, tells Marge that she owes it all to steroids.

Later that night, at Moe's, Marge tells everyone at the bar that she is going to exercise and take more steroids so she will never come in second place again.

* As Marge gulps down steroids in the manner of Popeye eating spinach, the Popeye theme plays.

Voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask Kavner and fellow cast member Dan Castellaneta to voice Marge and Homer rather than hire more actors.

Marge has higher morals than most other characters, once leading a family values crusade against the violent Itchy & Scratchy Show and being a prominent member of the " Citizens ' Committee on Moral Hygiene.

Voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask Castellaneta and fellow cast member Julie Kavner to voice Homer and Marge Simpson rather than hire more actors.

Voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask Kavner and fellow cast member Dan Castellaneta to voice Marge and Homer rather than hire more actors.

The writers also thought that " it would be fun if while the kids are gone Homer and Marge find that as the kids are miserable their marriage is better than ever.

Homer would not want to at first, but after Marge convinces him, he would soon get more into it than Bart.

* While watching the meteor shower, Marge comments " this is better than a screen saver ".

While Burns heckles Marge as she does the painting, Homer finds out that he weighs 239 pounds, which is twenty-one pounds less than what it previously was.

In an episode years later, when Marge Simpson asks him to sign a petition, Comic Book Guy ( voiced by Azaria ) explains that he only signs petitions to bring back television shows, exclaiming " America needs the wisdom of Herman's Head now more than ever.

Voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask Castellaneta as well as Julie Kavner to voice Homer and Marge, rather than hire more actors.

The Nag & Weasel is a success, and Bart and Lisa observe that Marge now spends more time at the establishment than Homer ever did.

Castellaneta and Kavner had been part of the regular cast of The Tracey Ullman Show and voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask them to voice Homer and Marge rather than hire more actors.

Homer and Marge go to see David and Marge expresses her disappointment that the kids are at home watching " a cat and mouse disembowel each other " rather than seeing the sculpture.

At the end of the act, Marge can be seen eating the page which shows Joan's demise and, say " Well, it's easier to chew than that Bambi video.

Sadly the Canyonero doesn't survive the experience of this episode, which would have been nice, if only to see Marge regularly at the wheel rather than Homer.

Rather than report this to Omnitouch, Marge becomes obsessed with eavesdropping on private calls.

Marge consoles her, but when Becky begins to help out around the house and is praised for her contribution, Marge begins to worry that her family likes Becky more than her.

He recalls his wedding reception ( a continuation from the wedding chapel sequence in season three's " I Married Marge "), which was nothing more than Homer and Marge eating a Carvel whale cake at a roadside truck stop.

* Marge accuses the new alleged owner of Santa's Little Helper of exploiting his pets worse than Bob Guccione, founder of Penthouse.

Marge and Homer in the golf course is a reference to the season 3 episode " I Married Marge ", although in that episode they are in a castle, rather than a windmill.

While hitchhiking across the country in search of his stolen bicycle, Pee Wee ( Paul Reubens ) thumbs a ride with a female truck driver named " Large Marge " who relates to him the story of " the worst accident I ever seen ," which concludes with Marge's face contorting very ghoulishly.

Paramount itself continues to hold the theatrical rights ( and the copyrights ) to the cartoon shorts released after March 1962 ( except for the Comic Kings, which are owned by King Features with the exception of the Little Lulu cartoon Frog's Legs, owned by the estate of Little Lulu's creator Marjorie Henderson Buell, AKA Marge ), and has held video rights since the early days of home video ( though none of the later Paramount cartoons have ever seen video release ).

Once she arrives, Marge discovers that the town is in ruins, and that those still living there deny that they ever had a monorail, despite the fact that the town is covered in advertisements for it.

Marge visits him at Moe's and asks Homer to forgive her for her testimony, but he says that he is not sure he loves her anymore, until he looks her in the eyes and realizes he still loves her as much as ever.

He chose to live with the Simpsons because Marge was the only woman he ever loved ( despite that he almost raped her on their prom night as seen in " The Way We Was ").

Marge kicks Artie out of the house and tells him she never wants to see him ever again.

Bart dares Homer to tell if he ever kissed a girl as a ten-year-old, but when Marge says that Homer's first kiss was with her in high school, Homer confesses that it was not his first kiss.

In the October 1, 1990, edition of People, Barbara Bush called The Simpsons " the dumbest thing had ever seen " which had led to the writers sending a letter to Bush where they posed as Marge Simpson.

The end of the episode originally had Chad Sexington showing up for his date with Marge, causing Homer to scream uncontrollably again ; however, it was cut in favor of Hank Azaria's improvisation as Moe, which, according to Simpsons writer Carolyn Omine, was Azaria's " favorite thing had ever done " on The Simpsons.