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Homer, excited about going to an [[Oktoberfest]], is disappointed when he discovers that [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] took him and the family to a Harvest Festival. While attempting to leave, Homer accidentally drags the family into a cornfield maze. When the whole family manages to escape except for Homer, [[Santa's Little Helper]] is sent in. He manages to sniff out Homer and rescues him. Santa’s Little Helper becomes a hero and the Simpsons enroll him in a Police Dog Academy, where he’s teamed with [[Eddie and Lou|Lou]]. When a jaded Santa’s Little Helper bites Bart, the Simpsons send the dog away to live with [[Eddie and Lou| |
Homer, excited about going to an [[Oktoberfest]], is disappointed when he discovers that [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] took him and the family to a Harvest Festival. While attempting to leave, Homer accidentally drags the family into a cornfield maze. When the whole family manages to escape except for Homer, [[Santa's Little Helper]] is sent in. He manages to sniff out Homer and rescues him. Santa’s Little Helper becomes a hero and the Simpsons enroll him in a Police Dog Academy, where he’s teamed with [[Eddie and Lou|Lou]]. When a jaded Santa’s Little Helper bites Bart, the Simpsons send the dog away to live with [[[Eddie and Lou|Lou]]. As a replacement, Marge buys him a huge pet snake. Bart takes the snake to show and tell, where he escapes and knocks chemicals over and causes a toxic cloud. Everyone gets out of the school, except for [[Bart Simpson|Bart]]. [[Santa's Little Helper]] rushes in to save him. Both [[Santa's Little Helper]] and the snake are there to save him, but Bart decides to let Santa's Little Helper save him, instead of the snake. Santa's Little Helper goes back to living with the Simpsons. |
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==Cultural references== |
==Cultural references== |
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Revision as of 00:32, 14 May 2007
| "Stop, or My Dog Will Shoot!" | |
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| The Simpsons episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 18 |
| Directed by | Unknown |
| Written by | Unknown |
| Original air dates | May 13, 2007 |
| Episode features | |
| Chalkboard gag | "Pearls are not oyster barf." |
| Couch gag | The family comes in and sits on the couch. A second family comes and also sits on the couch. Then multiple families come in, and the house overfills with all of them. |
"Stop, Or My Dog Will Shoot!" is an episode of The Simpsons' eighteenth season. Guest starring Stephen Hawking as himseld.
Synopsis
Template:Spoiler Homer, excited about going to an Oktoberfest, is disappointed when he discovers that Marge took him and the family to a Harvest Festival. While attempting to leave, Homer accidentally drags the family into a cornfield maze. When the whole family manages to escape except for Homer, Santa's Little Helper is sent in. He manages to sniff out Homer and rescues him. Santa’s Little Helper becomes a hero and the Simpsons enroll him in a Police Dog Academy, where he’s teamed with Lou. When a jaded Santa’s Little Helper bites Bart, the Simpsons send the dog away to live with [[[Eddie and Lou|Lou]]. As a replacement, Marge buys him a huge pet snake. Bart takes the snake to show and tell, where he escapes and knocks chemicals over and causes a toxic cloud. Everyone gets out of the school, except for Bart. Santa's Little Helper rushes in to save him. Both Santa's Little Helper and the snake are there to save him, but Bart decides to let Santa's Little Helper save him, instead of the snake. Santa's Little Helper goes back to living with the Simpsons.
Cultural references
- The song played when Santa's Little Helper looks for Homer in the maze is Korn's "Freak On A Leash".
- The Title Of This Episode Is A Parody To The Movie Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!
Casting
Rudy Giuliani was originally announced in the press release as appearing in this episode, and several images of him recording his part were released, but he was not included in the final episode. [1]