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 Unfortunately for Homer and Marge, Homer's wages are not enough to pay for his new family. Homer attempts to get a job at the recently opened Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, but his interview goes horribly. After many of Homer and Marge's newly purchased baby supplies and Marge's wedding ring are repossessed, Homer decides to leave and find a job, in order to provide for Marge and his unborn son. Marge is brought to tears by Homer's absence. In a parody of Raising Arizona, Homer leaves a letter to a sleeping Marge describing the above. However, even in sorrow, Homer still winds up irritating Patty, who complains for Homer to "not scratch the pen so loud".
-Homer gets a job at a [[Gulp 'n' Blow]] taco restaurant, where Patty and Selma find him, after nearly choking on a taco filled with hair. Patty, who has absolute hatred for Homer, insists that they remain silent about it to Marge, simply to let her find him by "reading about it in the Society Pages". But Selma, feeling sorry for Marge and some pity for Homer, decides to tell Marge the truth. Marge, now well into her third trimester of pregnancy, finds Homer and convinces him to come back home with her. Homer feels ashamed and unworthy to be Marge's husband as he is not able to afford an appropriate wedding ring, but Marge tells him any ring is fine, so long as it is from him. Homer decides to try to apply for a job at the Nuclear Power Plant once more, this time marching into Mr. Burns' office and telling him dramatically that he will be the perfect spineless employee. Mr. Burns is so impressed that he hires Homer on the spot. Homer, glad that he has this well-paying job, is able to now buy back the repossessed wedding ring and baby items.
+Homer gets a job at a [[Gulp 'N' Blow]] taco restaurant, where Patty and Selma find him, after nearly choking on a taco filled with hair. Patty, who has absolute hatred for Homer, insists that they remain silent about it to Marge, simply to let her find him by "reading about it in the Society Pages". But Selma, feeling sorry for Marge and some pity for Homer, decides to tell Marge the truth. Marge, now well into her third trimester of pregnancy, finds Homer and convinces him to come back home with her. Homer feels ashamed and unworthy to be Marge's husband as he is not able to afford an appropriate wedding ring, but Marge tells him any ring is fine, so long as it is from him. Homer decides to try to apply for a job at the Nuclear Power Plant once more, this time marching into Mr. Burns' office and telling him dramatically that he will be the perfect spineless employee. Mr. Burns is so impressed that he hires Homer on the spot. Homer, glad that he has this well-paying job, is able to now buy back the repossessed wedding ring and baby items.
 When Homer returns to Marge's house, he discovers she has gone into labor and is already at the hospital. Marge's mother Jacqueline offers to take Homer to the hospital (on the condition he never calls her "mother" again). Homer arrives shortly before she gives birth, where Patty snipes at Homer, saying he doesn't belong in the delivery room. Homer bites back, then Patty insults him again ("Hey, listen, fat boy!"). Then, in a rare fit of passionate rage, he angrily snaps at Patty, demanding respect with such verbal force that it actually intimidates Patty into silence. He then turns to Marge, telling her of his success. The rest of the delivery goes smoothly, except for one minor incident ("Homer, for God's sake, let the doctor deliver the baby!"). After the baby is born, Homer and Marge decide to name him Bart. Bart takes Homer's cigarette lighter and lights his tie on fire. Homer quickly dips the tie into a glass of water, gets mad at Bart ("Why you little--!!") and tells Marge that he did it on purpose, but Marge tells Homer that Bart is ten minutes old.

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|Due to [[Marge]] having a pregnancy scare, [[Homer]] tells the kids the story of when Marge became pregnant with Bart. After finding out Marge was pregnant, Homer desperately tries to get a better job. But when he thinks that he's a failure, he considers the fact that Marge would be better off without him.}}
+{{Synopsis|Due to [[Marge]] having a pregnancy scare, [[Homer]] tells the kids the story of when Marge became pregnant with Bart. After finding out Marge was pregnant, Homer desperately tries to get a better job. But when he thinks that he's a failure, he considers the fact that Marge would be better off without him.}}
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-"'''I Married Marge'''" is the twelfth episode of [[season 3]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the forty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on December 26, [[1991]]. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and directed by [[Jeffrey Lynch]].
+"'''I Married Marge'''" is the twelfth episode of [[Season 3|broadcast season 3]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the forty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on December 26, [[1991]]. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and directed by [[Jeffrey Lynch]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 [[Category:Homer episodes]]
 [[Category:Marge episodes]]
 [[Category:Flashback episodes]]
 [[Category:Primetime Emmy Award winning episodes]]
 [[Category:Episodes written by Jeff Martin]]
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 |airdate=December 26, [[1991]]
 |blackboard="I will not torment the emotionally frail"
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 == In other languages ==
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 |blackboard="I will not torment the emotionally frail"
 |couchgag=The family cartwheeel into a "ta da!" pose. Maggie then jumps onto the couch with them and strikes the pose as well.
-|showrunner= [[Al Jean]]<br>[[Mike Reiss]]
+|showrunner1= Al Jean
 |writer=[[Jeff Martin]]
 |director=[[Jeffrey Lynch]]