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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Kirk]] and [[Luann]] remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, they topple off the boat into the sea and are presumed dead. This causes [[Milhouse]] to become darker and more gloomy, making him more popular than ever. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] finds himself in trouble when he can't remember [[Marge]]'s eye color.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Kirk]] and [[Luann]] remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, they topple off the boat into the sea and are presumed dead. This causes [[Milhouse]] to become darker and more gloomy, making him more popular than ever. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] finds himself in trouble when he can't remember [[Marge]]'s eye color.}}
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-"'''Little Orphan Millie'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 19]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred sixth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Mick Kelly]] and directed by [[Lance Kramer]].
+"'''Little Orphan Millie'''" is the sixth episode of [[Season 19|broadcast season 19]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred sixth episode overall. It originally aired on November 11, [[2007]]. The episode was written by [[Mick Kelly]] and directed by [[Lance Kramer]].
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 == Reception ==
-The episode originally garnered 10.57 million viewers on its first run, that being the third highest of the season so far.<ref>http://www.simpsonschannel.com/2007/11/ratings-little-orphan-millie/</ref> Robert Canning of {{W|IGN}} enjoyed the episode, quoting the episode begin brilliantly but ended up going downhill.<ref name="tv.ign.com">http://tv.ign.com/articles/834/834427p1.html IGN: Little Orphan Millie</ref> He enjoyed the beginning scene where Homer unintentially mocks Marge with the beehive. Though he quotes the first act was enjoyable, he enjoyed the second act where Homer repeatedly puts his foot in his mouth when mentioning Milhouse's parents. He hadn't enjoyed the subplot that centered on Marge's anger over Homer's inability to remember the color of her eyes, as he describes it as the clear definition of a "filler". He felt it was a let down, particularly the musical number revealing "hazel". He quotes, overall, "Little Orphan Millie" was a middle-of-the-road episode that will never really stand out.<ref name="tv.ign.com"/>
+The episode originally garnered 10.57 million viewers on its first run, that being the third highest of the season so far.<ref>http://www.simpsonschannel.com/2007/11/ratings-little-orphan-millie/</ref> Robert Canning of {{W|IGN}} enjoyed the episode, quoting the episode begin brilliantly but ended up going downhill.<ref name="tv.ign.com">http://tv.ign.com/articles/834/834427p1.html IGN: Little Orphan Millie</ref> He enjoyed the beginning scene where Homer unintentionally mocks Marge with the beehive. Though he quotes the first act was enjoyable, he enjoyed the second act where Homer repeatedly puts his foot in his mouth when mentioning Milhouse's parents. He hadn't enjoyed the subplot that centered on Marge's anger over Homer's inability to remember the color of her eyes, as he describes it as the clear definition of a "filler". He felt it was a let down, particularly the musical number revealing "hazel". He quotes, overall, "Little Orphan Millie" was a middle-of-the-road episode that will never really stand out.<ref name="tv.ign.com"/>
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 |blackboard= There is no such thing as an iPoddy
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When Kirk and Luann remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, they topple off the boat into the sea and are presumed dead. Milhouse turns into a real man following the death of his parents - making him more popular than ever. Bart contacts Milhouse's uncle in a bid to regain his popularity, only to realise how much he loves his friend when he plans on leaving. Meanwhile, Homer finds himself in trouble when he can't remember Marge's eye color.}}
+{{Desc|When [[Kirk]] and [[Luann]] remarry and go on a honeymoon cruise, they topple off the boat into the sea and are presumed dead. This causes [[Milhouse]] to become darker and more gloomy, making him more popular than ever. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] finds himself in trouble when he can't remember [[Marge]]'s eye color.}}
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 While the Van Houtens are on their honeymoon, Milhouse stays over at the Simpsons, proud and happy his parents are back together. At night, he's so happy that he can't wait to wake up so the next day can start. While on the boat, Kirk carries Luann down the hallway to their private room, though the boat begins swinging from side to side, so violently that the two fall off the boat. When inside the Simpson house, Milhouse goes to answer the door. Two coastguard members sadly inform him that Kirk and Luann are lost at sea, and possibly dead. Milhouse soon becomes depressed and truly convinced his parents are dead.
-Though Marge invites Milhouse to stay for as much as he likes, Milhouse replies to everything with more depression, especially after another coastguard member arrives to blatantly tell him they cut the search off early. Finally, after sucking upon [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]]'s bottle, he discovers he truly is the "world's oldest baby", and promises himself that he will soon become a true man.
+Though Marge invites Milhouse to stay for as much as he likes, Milhouse replies to everything with more depression, especially after another coastguard member arrives to blatantly tell him they cut the search off early. Finally, after sucking upon [[Maggie]]'s bottle, he discovers he truly is the "world's oldest baby", and promises himself that he will soon become a true man.
 Meanwhile, Homer continues making fruitless attempts at looking for traces of hints that can help him discover the color of Marge's eye including photos. He soon finds out there are not any photos of Marge in the house besides their wedding album. After failing to open it, he discovers there is a lock. When asking Marge for the password to the combination, she tells him it is their anniversary, though he forgets that also.