D'oh-in' in the Wind - Revision history

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-{{Desc|[[Homer]] sets out to determine what his middle initial stands for. In the process, he meets two of his mother's old associates from her days as a radical in the 60s and decides to try the hippie lifestyle.}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Homer]] sets out to determine what his middle initial stands for. In the process, he meets two of his mother's old associates from her days as a radical in the 60s and decides to try the hippie lifestyle.}}
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-"'''D'oh-in In the Wind'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two hundred ninth episode overall. It originally aired on November 15, [[1998]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]] and [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[George Carlin]] as [[Munchie]] and [[Martin Mull]] as [[Seth]].
+"'''D'oh-in In the Wind'''" is the sixth episode of [[Season 10|broadcast season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two hundred ninth episode overall. It originally aired on November 15, [[1998]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]] and [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[George Carlin]] as [[Munchie]] and [[Martin Mull]] as [[Seth]].
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 |blackboard= "No one cares what my definition of 'is' is"
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-{{Desc|[[Homer]] sets out to determine what his middle initial stands for. In the process, he meets up with two of his mother's old associates from her days as a radical in the 60s and decides to give the hippie lifestyle a try.}}
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-"'''D'oh-in In the Wind'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two-hundred and ninth episode overall. It originally aired on November 15, [[1998]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]] and [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[George Carlin]] as [[Munchie]] and [[Martin Mull]] as [[Seth]].
+"'''D'oh-in In the Wind'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two hundred ninth episode overall. It originally aired on November 15, [[1998]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]] and [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[George Carlin]] as [[Munchie]] and [[Martin Mull]] as [[Seth]].
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 |couchgag=After the family sits on the couch, a safety bar comes down in front of them, and the couch takes off like a car on a roller coaster.
 |guests=[[George Carlin]] as [[Munchie]]<br>[[Martin Mull]] as [[Seth]]
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 |writer=[[Donick Cary]]
 |director=[[Mark Kirkland]]<br>[[Matthew Nastuk]]

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 That night, Homer resolves to make it up to Seth and Munchie: He harvests their crops, re-makes the batch of Garden Blast, and then delivers it to every store in town. In the morning, Seth and Munchie see what Homer has done, and point out there weren't enough vegetables left for the whole batch of juice. Homer says that he thought the same thing, until he looked behind the barn and found the other garden, "the one with the camouflage netting". However, that was Seth's and Munchie's personal crop—{{W|Peyote|peyote}}—which means that Homer has just delivered hallucinogenic juice all over town.
-[[File:Abe and Jasper High - D'ohin' in the Wind.png|thumb|right|220px|[[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] and [[Jasper]] high on the spiked juice.]]When Police Officer [[Lou]] drinks some of the juice and starts having hallucinations in the police station, [[Chief Wiggum]] realizes what has happened and soon the police surround the farm. Homer comes out front to defend Seth and Munchie and hippie honor by reminding the police of the values taught by the 1960s, placing a daisy into each of the officers' rifle barrels as he does so. However, Wiggum fires his rifle, and the daisy from it ends up lodged in Homer's forehead. At the hospital, [[Dr. Hibbert]] says he cannot remove the flower, as he is a doctor, not a gardener.
+[[File:Abe and Jasper High - D'ohin' in the Wind.png|thumb|right|220px|[[Abe]] and [[Jasper]] high on the spiked juice.]]When Police Officer [[Lou]] drinks some of the juice and starts having hallucinations in the police station, [[Chief Wiggum]] realizes what has happened and soon the police surround the farm. Homer comes out front to defend Seth and Munchie and hippie honor by reminding the police of the values taught by the 1960s, placing a daisy into each of the officers' rifle barrels as he does so. However, Wiggum fires his rifle, and the daisy from it ends up lodged in Homer's forehead. At the hospital, [[Dr. Hibbert]] says he cannot remove the flower, as he is a doctor, not a gardener.
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 Seeking acceptance, Homer re-visits Groovy Grove where he joins Seth and Munchie in their game of hackie-sack. The fun soon ends when Seth and Munchie have to go back to work, as they have their own [[Groovy Grove Juice Corporation|organic juice plant]] right in the barn, where they produce [[Seth & Munchie's Garden Blast]], a drink which has become very popular in [[Springfield]]. Because Seth and Munchie say they have to go back to work, Homer accuses them of not being real hippies and so convinces them to join him in a "freak-out". After the trio spend a couple of hours freaking out squares, they return to the barn, only to find that it is flooded with Garden Blast and broken bottles. Homer's Frisbee has ended up inside the "juicillator" machine, jamming it and thus ruining a whole batch of juice, which means that Seth and Munchie will miss a big shipment. Furious, they remind Homer he's not a hippie and never was one.
-That night, Homer resolves to make it up to Seth and Munchie: He harvests their crops, re-makes the batch of Garden Blast, and then delivers it to every store in town. In the morning, Seth and Munchie see what Homer has done, and point out there weren't enough vegetables left for the whole batch of juice. Homer says that he thought the same thing, until he looked behind the barn and found the other garden, "the one with the camouflage netting". However, that was Seth's and Munchie's personal crop—{{w|Peyote|peyote}}—which means that Homer has just delivered hallucinogenic juice all over town.
+That night, Homer resolves to make it up to Seth and Munchie: He harvests their crops, re-makes the batch of Garden Blast, and then delivers it to every store in town. In the morning, Seth and Munchie see what Homer has done, and point out there weren't enough vegetables left for the whole batch of juice. Homer says that he thought the same thing, until he looked behind the barn and found the other garden, "the one with the camouflage netting". However, that was Seth's and Munchie's personal crop—{{W|Peyote|peyote}}—which means that Homer has just delivered hallucinogenic juice all over town.
 [[File:Abe and Jasper High - D'ohin' in the Wind.png|thumb|right|220px|[[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] and [[Jasper]] high on the spiked juice.]]When Police Officer [[Lou]] drinks some of the juice and starts having hallucinations in the police station, [[Chief Wiggum]] realizes what has happened and soon the police surround the farm. Homer comes out front to defend Seth and Munchie and hippie honor by reminding the police of the values taught by the 1960s, placing a daisy into each of the officers' rifle barrels as he does so. However, Wiggum fires his rifle, and the daisy from it ends up lodged in Homer's forehead. At the hospital, [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] says he cannot remove the flower, as he is a doctor, not a gardener.