What an Idiot!/Western Animation/The Simpsons (animation): Difference between revisions

* "Hurricane Neddy" saw Ned's character and faith in God tested when his house is destroyed in a hurricane. The townspeople rally behind the Flanders family and rebuild his house, but their workmanship -- in the understatement of the year -- leaves something to be desired. When the poorly constructed house falls apart, Ned's inner frustration finally reaches its boiling point, going on a tirade and calling everyone out on what he perceives as their shortcomings. Everyone responds with disgust and/or are upset ... until we get to Homer, whom Ned calls "the worst person I have ever met!"<br />'''You'd Expect:''' Homer to be deeply saddened that his friend told him such a thing, or maybe start a violent-tempered argument, especially given that Homer sees many flaws in Ned and has openly discussed his disdain for him in the past.<br />'''Instead:''' (relieved) "Gee, I got off easy!"

* “The Joy of Sect” Homer is placed in the ‘Circle of Judgment’, being subjected to degrading comments in the effort to destroy his self-esteem in order for him to be brainwashed. <br /> '''You’d Expect''': Homer being a [[Jerkass]] would be protective of his image and violent about it. It almost happens when Moe tells Homer about his body odor. <br /> '''Instead''': Homer knowledge the comments, calling them a ‘smart group’. He even smells his own armpit to confirm Moe’s complaint. <br /> '''[[Truth in Television]]''': Considering Homer’s low intelligence, he’s less likely to be brainwash due to the difficulty until…

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