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The Simpsons: Road Rage is a 2001 video game based on the animated television series The Simpsons, and is part of a series of games based on the show.It was released for PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube.A Game Boy Advance version was released in 2003. The Simpsons: Road Rage was later added to the Backwards Compatibility program of the Xbox 360 for original Xbox games. Sep 25, 2016 As told to me by Tyler Bonenfant, I should've made the drivable Homer its own custom car. Download. Apr 23, 2001 For Rumble Racing on the PlayStation 2, GameFAQs has 52 cheat codes and secrets. Feb 28, 2020 This car is a driveable vehicle in The Simpsons Road Rage and The Simpsons: Hit and Run, as a convertible, as well as being open top. The day Homer bought it has not been shown in the series, but he did own a different car while in high school. The names of the other car salesmen on the board in the car garage are friends of Mike Scully from high school. The road rage film which Chief Wiggum shows during the road rage class was originally titled 'Screaming Yellow Honkers'. The road rage film was originally to have been presented by Troy McClure, but voice actor Phil Hartman died the. Nov 24, 2001 For The Simpsons: Road Rage on the PlayStation 2, GameFAQs has 27 cheat codes and secrets.
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This car is a driveable vehicle in The Simpsons Road Rage and The Simpsons: Hit and Run, as a convertible, as well as being open top. The day Homer bought it has not been shown in the series, but he did own a different car while in high school. The car is sometimes drawn with side-view mirrors, sometimes not.
The Simpsons: Season 30 Episode 5
Homer has two unexpected partners in The Simpsons season 30 episode 5, “Baby You Can’t Drive My Car”: Marge and Mr. Burns. Neither turn out to be what we’d expect in the thirty years we’ve known them and that’s why this week’s installment is a near classic in the post-classic era of the classic series.
When “Baby You Can’t Drive My Car” opens, Homer is at odds with both his boss and his wife. He loses his job at the nuclear plant after recklessly dipping chicken fingers while driving and crashes through Burns’ window just as the old man is showing off his new Faberge chicken. Even at the height of his popularity, Krusty the Clown could only afford a few Faberge eggs, Burns gave himself the gift that will keep giving. But first he gives his ex-employee one of the best jabs in the flab he can muster. When Homer proclaims that being fired is the very thing he needs to turn his life around, Burns points out he’s lucky it’s only his life because he’d have to turn his body around in shifts.
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Jobless Homer is probably not much different than gainfully employed Homer. He discovers Korean soap operas and licks deodorant sticks like popsicles. His life has stopped its free-fall. The bagel has landed. He stops shaving until he grows neck-beard. Marge can’ take his cycle of getting and losing jobs, punctured by long hours at Moe’s bar. But it’s hard to get a job for someone who has such a specialized set of skills like Homer. He excels at doing nothing. He is at his best in his quest to do less.
Homer finds his dream job, doing almost less than nothing. He is a passenger in his own life, riding shotgun in the driver’s seat of a driverless car when CarGo moves to Springfield and brings jobs. Although Homer learns about the job at the same time he learns TV also talks to other people, the job he gets at the new company is as perfect for him as the one he got at Scorpio, the other evil corporation he worked at. That was the first time he was good at his job, but CarGo job seems custom-made for Homer: Road testing self-driving cars. His bad driving record is a plus, this is a guy who’s never used blinkers and once drove over himself. He has that can-do attitude that comes when road rage is home rage he brings to the streets.
You can write a novel while you’re driving, Homer is told, but he prefers shorter art forms. One of the best bits in the episode is Homer’s running commentary in the form of parody lyrics to Jim Croce’s song “Operator (That’s Not the Way It Feels).” The best line from the song being “where is the seat belt cos I can’t find it?” The job is so special, his hiring concludes with a ritual, complete with the sacrifice of a goat. Or it would have if the goat hadn’t bitten the high priest in the ankle.
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Just as it seems the job can’t get any better, Homer learns CarGo offers free food at work. This inspire him to new heights even as he and Marge discover the first holes in the corporate plan: all the special features of the workplace, like the exercise room and the in-office hockey rink, are as underused as the creative part of the brains in the overtired workers. Yes, Homer did this before when he suggested the workers be supplied with hammocks at Hank Scorpio’s Globex Corporation, but this time blasts the paradigm with Marge. Soon he gets a promotion, and Marge is hired. Although she promises to fix the paradigm.