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− | '''NC (vo):''' Number 2: Homer and Marge from ''The Simpsons''. ''The Simpsons'' are definitely role models for the dysfunctional family, in that |
+ | '''NC (vo):''' Number 2: Homer and Marge from ''The Simpsons''. ''The Simpsons'' are definitely role models for the dysfunctional family, in that they show exactly how to be a dysfunctional family. And at the center of it is Homer always getting into stupid hair-brained schemes, and Marge always being there trying to rationalize and to keep things together. |
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− | '''Homer:''' ''(embracing Marge)'' Who am I kidding? I love you more than ever! |
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− | '''Marge:''' I love you, too! |
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− | '''Homer:''' Sorry to scare you like that, babe! ''(they kiss)'' |
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− | '''NC (vo):''' Their marriage is constantly put into jeopardy, but surprisingly, every time it is, we don't want to see them break apart. Despite all the insane stuff that happens, we do find they work very well together. It is dysfunctional and it is flawed, but there's so much effort, and there's so much caring to try and make it work that you realize that's the most important element in all of this. It's totally ludicrous and doesn't always make a lot of sense, but hey, neither does love all the time. For all the hell that these two have put each other through, you realize the only reason they could stay together must be out of true love. |
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− | '''Homer:''' ''(sighs, as Marge drives)'' I got a problem. Once you stop this car, I'm gonna hug you and kiss you and I'll never be able to let you go. |
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