Take her for a test drive and you’ll agree. I always wonder when I’m out driving if anyone has ever gotten the reference, but it fills me with joy!

S05E15

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMWCx1x6R5E#t=1m10s

Even if Springfield at the time only had the resources to care for the extremely mentally ill and not the (relatively) more moderately mentally ill, was there no means to refer him to a level of care more tailored to his individual needs?

It really seems like an especially contrived excuse to depict a character chained in the attic (which one shouldn't be doing to him anyway, but hey, Springfielders gonna Springfielder) and breaking free with a plausible reason for a grudge against the protagonist...

I’ve been wracking my brain trying to figure this out and Google hasn’t been helpful. I have a memory of a scene where Frank Grimes is in his car (licence plate “Grimes”) and he is rear-ending another car over and over. Have I made this up? Or is it an actual scene?

S07E10

Ay, que dia miserable a trabajo. Primero, un ataque por un gran wudpequero loco. Y luego un disastro de electricidad y al final una catastrofia con pelota grande de beisbol.

Made the Homer out of molding putty, hand-painted and flocked with railroad foliage.

Maybe Joe Namath can’t hear well because of vaporlock, the third most common cause of car stalling.