"You Only Move Twice"

Written by: John Swartzwelder
Directed by: Mike B. Anderson
First aired: November 3, 1996
S08E02
(3F23)

Episode Background

Episode Background:

"You Only Move Twice"

"You Only Move Twice"

Written by: John Swartzwelder
Directed by: Mike B. Anderson
First aired: November 3, 1996
S08E02
3F23

Episode Background

You Only Move Twice was part of the fall lineup of the 1996-1997 US TV schedule. It first aired November 3, 1996 at 8.30pm on Fox following “Ned and Stacey” and was followed by “”, both of which remain top notch examples of quality television, well worth clearing your Sunday nights to watch on the family TV. You Only Move Twice was seen by over 13 million people when it first aired according to Nielsen ratings.

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Plot

Homer is offered a job at the Globex Corporation. He informs his family that the new job pays better but involves them moving to Cypress Creek. The family originally opposes the move, but they watch a video about the planned community and, seeing that it is much nicer than Springfield, agree to move there. Abandoning their house, the Simpsons pack up and leave town. After arriving at their new house at 15201 Maple Systems Road, Homer’s new boss, Hank Scorpio, introduces himself. Scorpio, who seems like the perfect boss, takes a shine to Homer and makes him chief motivator in the Nuclear division. Meanwhile Scorpio, unbeknownst to Homer, is actually a James Bond style supervillain.
“Stop him! He’s supposed to die!”

Top Quotable Lines

    1. Bart: “TV sucks”. Homer: “I know you′re upset right now, so I′ll pretend you didn′t say that”.
    2. Homer: “To alcohol! The cause of and solution to all of life′s problems!”
    3. Homer: “Hello? You′ll have to speak up. I′m wearing a towel”
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Top Ranking Term

Professor Frink has ran advanced ranking algorithms and processed every spoken line of this episode and found that…

“Scorpio”

… is the top ranking unique term in You Only Move Twice.

“Oh the hammock district.”