Marge goes to Lovejoy for help, and they track Ned to the zoo, where Japanese tourists think Homer is Mr. Sparkle. The next morning, Maude informs Marge that Ned is missing. Ned calls Marge again, but when the bullies cut the phone cord, Marge assumes that Ned has hung up and that everything is fine. At her suggestion, he tries to shoo them away, but they harass him. Ned telephones Marge for help: the delinquents Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney are loitering outside his store, the Leftorium. Homer is sent a promotional video that reveals that the mascot is a result of a joint venture between two conglomerates, whose mascots, a fish and a lightbulb, merge to form Mr. Sparkle the similarity to Homer is a mere coincidence. Disturbed, Homer contacts the manufacturer in Hokkaidō, Japan. Homer takes Bart and Lisa to dispose of their Christmas tree at the Springfield dump, where they find a box of Japanese dishwasher detergent, Mr. Sparkle, whose mascot resembles Homer.
MR SPARKLE TATTOO WINDOWS
Lovejoy realizes his inadequacy and feels depressed visions of the saints depicted in the church's stained-glass windows chastise him for doing little to inspire his congregation. Marge begins working for the Church as the "Listen Lady", listening to people's problems and helping solve them. Lovejoy explains that his passion faded as he dealt with Ned Flanders's constant trivial problems since the first day he served as Springfield's reverend. The episode received critical acclaim for both story arcs, and was noted for its subtle humor contrasting with the surreal Mr. Sparkle ad.Īfter Reverend Lovejoy's sermon bores his congregation, Marge voices her concern over his lack of enthusiasm about helping people. In its original broadcast, the episode was watched by approximately 9.8 million households, with a Nielsen rating of 10.1, and was the third-highest-rated show on Fox that week. In the episode, Marge replaces Reverend Lovejoy as the town's moral adviser, while Homer investigates why his face appears on a Japanese detergent box. The episode guest stars Sab Shimono as Mr. Sparkle, Gedde Watanabe as the factory worker, Denice Kumagai and Karen Maruyama as dancers, and Frank Welker as the baboons.
MR SPARKLE TATTOO SERIES
It was the first episode of the series written by Donick Cary and was directed by Steven Dean Moore. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on April 27, 1997. Matching Marge and Homer linework portraits done by Thomas Bates at Five Keys Tattoo Studio, Norwich." In Marge We Trust" is the twenty-second episode of the eighth season of the American animated television series The Simpsons. New school giant headed Homer done by Kelly Doty at Helheim Gallery, in Salem MA. Homer and his pink donut done by Erin Davies at La Belle Tattoo Studio in Melbourne, Australia. He can also be seen in neo traditional, American traditional, realistic, linework, hyper realistic, and blackwork. Dot/linework zombie Homer done by Sebastian Camargo at Chronic Ink in Toronto.Īs a tattoo, Homer is mainly done in a new school design, as he is a cartoon character. A Flanderised Homer from another Treehouse of Horror, done by Joshua Davis at Wicked Inklination. BUT, Homer has also been a musician, an astronaut, a truck driver, actor, mobster, carny, coach, farmer, and so much more! Fancy Homer portrait done at Black Bones Custom Tattoos in the UK. Homer is most well known for his love of beer and donuts, and his job at the powerplant. Snuggly Homer in bed done by Chanel (sassybury). Done by Jon Sproul at Clandestine Rabbit Tattoo in LA, CA. Tattooed Homer and Marge done by Atena Bazofia. Super creepy Duff beer/Homer portrait done by Rodrigo Bittencourt de Azeredo.Īlong with Moe’s tavern, some of Homer’s hangouts include Apu’s Kwik-E Mart, and Krusty Burger. Done by Jed Squire Desbrow at Vintage Inx. Burns, and Smithers, or at Moe’s tavern with his pals Moe, Barney, Carl, and Lenny. Homer can often be seen either at home with his family, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie at work with Mr. Picasso inspired Homer portrait done by Zane Donnellan at STR Tattoo and Art Studio, Wyong, NSW, Australia. Creepy ghost Homer done by Michela Bottin. Done by Jasmine Keats done at Shogun Tats tattoo and piercing studio.
Homer was born in 1956, and has been making the world laugh with his wacky antics since his t.v. Chromatic shift, trippy Homer done by Winston (the whale).
Homer and Krusty! Done by Matthew Hockaday. Done by Josh Herman at Blackwood Tattoo, Denver. Hyper realistic Homer from Treehouse of Horror episode recreating Stephen King’s The Shining. Homer and his love of donuts done by Alex Strangler done in Venice, CA. He was created by Matt Groening and named after his own father, Homer Groening. Homer Jay Simpson, beloved fictional father of the Simpson family.
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