Керамическая плитка и керамогранит
Керамическая плитка и керамогранит
: The episode satirizes the idea of international waters as a "land that law forgot," leading to absurdities like monkey knife fights. Critical Reception
(Season 11, Episode 12) is the 238th episode of The Simpsons , originally airing on January 23, 2000. Written by the legendary John Swartzwelder and directed by Michael Polcino , the episode follows the Simpson family as they house-sit Mr. Burns' luxurious mansion while he undergoes a medical checkup. Plot Summary
Opinions on the episode are polarized, often cited as a marker of the show’s transition into the "Scully Era" or "Zombie Era".
The narrative begins at the Springfield Pride Awards, where (guest-starring as herself) presents an award for the town's oldest citizen. After the original winner dies from a celebratory kiss, the title falls to Mr. Burns , whose social security number is revealed to be 000-00-0002. Concerned about his mortality, Burns travels to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota with Smithers, leaving Homer and his family in charge of his estate.
: A portrait of Mr. Burns painted by Marge in the earlier episode "Brush with Greatness" can be seen hanging in a hallway of the mansion.
While Marge and Lisa focus on maintaining the house, Homer's attempt to live like a billionaire leads him to take Burns' yacht, the "Gone Fission," into international waters to host a lawless party for his friends. The festivities are cut short when the ship is boarded and looted by . Key Highlights & Trivia
: The episode satirizes the idea of international waters as a "land that law forgot," leading to absurdities like monkey knife fights. Critical Reception
(Season 11, Episode 12) is the 238th episode of The Simpsons , originally airing on January 23, 2000. Written by the legendary John Swartzwelder and directed by Michael Polcino , the episode follows the Simpson family as they house-sit Mr. Burns' luxurious mansion while he undergoes a medical checkup. Plot Summary
Opinions on the episode are polarized, often cited as a marker of the show’s transition into the "Scully Era" or "Zombie Era".
The narrative begins at the Springfield Pride Awards, where (guest-starring as herself) presents an award for the town's oldest citizen. After the original winner dies from a celebratory kiss, the title falls to Mr. Burns , whose social security number is revealed to be 000-00-0002. Concerned about his mortality, Burns travels to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota with Smithers, leaving Homer and his family in charge of his estate.
: A portrait of Mr. Burns painted by Marge in the earlier episode "Brush with Greatness" can be seen hanging in a hallway of the mansion.
While Marge and Lisa focus on maintaining the house, Homer's attempt to live like a billionaire leads him to take Burns' yacht, the "Gone Fission," into international waters to host a lawless party for his friends. The festivities are cut short when the ship is boarded and looted by . Key Highlights & Trivia