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-{{Desc|[[Lisa]] wonders why there aren't any photos of [[Maggie]] in the family album. [[Homer]] then tells the family the story of how he had to give up his dream job when Maggie was born.}}
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-"'''And Maggie Makes Three'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[Season 6]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred sixteenth episode overall. It originally aired on January 22, [[1995]]. The episode was written by [[Jennifer Crittenden]] and directed by [[Swinton O. Scott III]].
+"'''And Maggie Makes Three'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[Season 6|broadcast season 6]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred sixteenth episode overall. It originally aired on January 22, [[1995]]. The episode was written by [[Jennifer Crittenden]] and directed by [[Swinton O. Scott III]].
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 == Reception ==
 In its original American broadcast, "And Maggie Makes Three" finished 47th in the ratings for the week of January 16 to January 22, [[1995]], with a Nielsen rating of 10.3.
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 Moments afterwards, he celebrated with Marge, concluding the evening with a session of lovemaking, which resulted in Marge becoming pregnant. Knowing that another baby would mean that Homer would have to get a better-paying job, Marge tried to keep it a secret from Homer as long as she could, but [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] managed to find out. Even though they craftily promised not to tell '''Homer''', they phoned up the two biggest gossips in town who quickly spread the word that Marge was pregnant. Then they threw Marge a "surprise" baby shower after "forgetting" that Homer was due back from work soon. Homer realized that Marge was pregnant when he came home and saw the baby shower.
-[[File:Do It For Her.jpg|thumb|left|225px|[[Homer]]'s workstation, decorated with pictures of [[Maggie]].]]Homer was not happy when he found out about the new baby, and completely unenthusiastic about the impending birth. Because a new baby upset all of his financial planning, Homer was forced to quit his dream job at the bowling alley and go back to the Power Plant to ask for his old job back. [[Mr. Burns]] smugly allowed him to return, but only after placing a plaque in Homer's workstation that said. "Don't forget: you're here forever," to remind him that he could never quit again (or would likely not get any more promotions). As much as he dreaded the idea of having another child, as soon as Maggie was born, Homer immediately fell in love with her when she touched his thumb.
+[[File:Do It For Her.png|thumb|left|225px|[[Homer]]'s workstation, decorated with pictures of [[Maggie]].]]Homer was not happy when he found out about the new baby, and completely unenthusiastic about the impending birth. Because a new baby upset all of his financial planning, Homer was forced to quit his dream job at the bowling alley and go back to the Power Plant to ask for his old job back. [[Mr. Burns]] smugly allowed him to return, but only after placing a plaque in Homer's workstation that said. "Don't forget: you're here forever," to remind him that he could never quit again (or would likely not get any more promotions). As much as he dreaded the idea of having another child, as soon as Maggie was born, Homer immediately fell in love with her when she touched his thumb.
 Back in the present, Bart again asks why Maggie's baby pictures aren't in the photo albums. Homer replies that he keeps them where he needs the most cheering up, and the scene changes to show Homer's station at the nuclear plant, complete with the plaque from Burns. Homer has taken all of Maggie's baby pictures to work, positioning them around the plaque so that it now says, "Do it for her."