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This article is about the film. For book, see Gone with the Wind (Thursdays with Abie).

For the in-universe film, see Gone with the Wind (film).

Gone with the Wind is a 1936 novel by Margaret Mitchell, which was adapted into a famous 1939 Hollywood movie starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh.

References to Gone with the Wind in The Simpsons[edit]

Television episodes[edit]

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference 2 14 "Bart Gets an "F"" Bart vows: "As God is my witness, I can pass the fourth grade!", shot in particular way, similar to when Scarlett O'Hara's vowed her famous line: "As God is my witness, I will never be hungry again!". 27 "Principal Charming" Skinner says he won't let his broken relationship phase him: "Because, after all: tomorrow is another school day!". This is a shout-out to the scene in "Gone with the Wind" where Scarlett O'Hara quotes the same line, shot against a similar red background. 31 "Brush with Greatness" As Homer goes on a diet he vows: "As God is my witness, I'll always be hungry again!". 33 "Three Men and a Comic Book" Bart 's shadow on the wall as he pleads with Mrs. Glick before she applied iodine is parodying the soldier's leg amputation in the church turned into a makeshift military hospital. 3 56 "Black Widower" Bart telling Aunt Selma, "Fiddle-dee-dee. Tomorrow's another day." 5 88 "Bart's Inner Child" The shot of all the injured children after jumping on the trampoline mirrors the famous shot in "Gone with the Wind" where the camera pans out to show all the injured soldiers. 8 157 "Burns, Baby Burns" Mr. Burns met Larry's mother in the 1930s when they went to watch "Gone with the Wind" in the theater. 10 223 "The Old Man and the "C" Student" The elderly watch an "edited for seniors" version of "Gone with the Wind" at the Springfield Retirement Castle, in which the line "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" is dubbed into: "I love you. Let's remarry." None of the seniors seem to remember how the original movie went, except Bart, who says: "They cut out the best word!", and Hans Moleman, who asks: "Wasn't there a war in this movie?" and who is immediately dragged out of the room by two staff members . 21 450 "Thursdays with Abie" In one of Grandpa's stories, he provides Clark Gable with a copy of "Gone with the Wind" and discusses the movie's plot with him. 456 "Stealing First Base" In the montage of kisses when Nikki McKenna did CPR on Bart was a scene from Gone with the Wind where Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara were kissing. 480 "A Midsummer's Nice Dreams" In his infotainment show That's Kent-ertainment, Kent Brockman is seen kissing an image of himself, spoofing the kissing scene from Gone With the Wind.

Comic stories[edit]

Picture Series Issue Story Reference Bart Simpson Bart Simpson #76 Southern Fried Simpsons When the Simpson family came to Boo Radley's place‎ Lisa said that the house looks like Tara from Gone with the Wind.

Books[edit]

Picture Book Reference Flanders' Book of Faith Charlotte Flanders (née O'Tara) is one of the relatives depicted on the Flanders Family Tree. Her maiden name, Charlotte O'Tara, is a pun on Scarlett O'Hara and her plantation, which was called Tara. The Marge Book One of the movies in Marge Simpson's Sisterhood of DVDs collection is Breaking Wind, a parody of Gone with the Wind.

External links[edit]

• Gone with the Wind at Wikipedia