Steamed Hams but Bart is upstairs (minisode #3 - Chalmers and Charmers) 

Its just the northern lights. And he does make a good fish stew. He just cant get the spices right.

I love that this implies that steamed hams happens often

It was Bart who burnt the house down, not Skinner. Bart the bad boy, playing with matches again.

@@rubylikessonic2 Yeah, somehow the house gets rebuilt and it starts all over again. Maybe the house doesn't really burn down. Maybe it's like Moses and the burning bush.

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I have wondered why throughout the whole Steamed hams luncheon, Agnes stayed upstairs and out of sight. This video is one possibility on why she did, particularly since Agnes was seen dating Chalmers in another episode during the same season (Bart the fink)

But wouldn't Chalmers know the way to her house then? And recognize her voice when she said the house was on fire?

Just like how Bart is grounded in the story. *insert pun drum here*

And Bob hypnotized Chalmers so he wouldn't see through Skinner's lies. But because Chalmers is always so desperate to call out and scold Skinner about anything he can do so on, the hypnotism only partially worked, that's why Chalmers kept starting to call Skinner out on his lies but then seemed to humbly accept them (throughout the entire dinner on the steamed hams and then with the supposed Arora borielis). If it wasn't for Sideshow Bob's hypnotism, then throughout his visit Chalmers would've really been going all out on the "SEEEEYMOOOOUR!!!" and "SkinNEEER!!!" like in other episodes (and he did yell it once early on in his visit but then not again, after he was hypnotized while Skinner had run to Krusty burger). And if not hypnotized, Chalmers would've certainly fired Skinner before leaving. If he fired Skinner for a dog in the school vents and Willy falling on him, then surely he would've fired him for continuously lying to him and setting his house on fire during his visit

This gives me an idea for a future episode :)

@@TimurTripp2 do a Groundhog Day thing with it?

@@TimurTripp2 "It's just a dream!"

He’s the exact type of person who can succeed in capitalism, all he needed was the right tool for the job.

Bob's hypnotism is what kept Chalmers from getting completely enraged with Skinner throughout the entire rest of his visit. In other episodes, Chalmers is always getting angry with Skinner over the tiniest things, and even firing him. But in this meme, Skinner continues to tell obvious lies and sets the house on fire, and Chalmers handles those things by beginning to call Skinner out on them, but then humbly accepting them. The only reason Chalmers begins to call Skinner out on his lies is because Bob's hypnotism didn't work 100% because Chalmers is always so desperate to find an excuse to yell at and scold Skinner about something

@@TimurTripp2 Why do we live in a world where, hypothetically, people like Sideshow Bob are rewarded? Shouldn't we do some thing about it?

Well there is a Dark Simpsons channel already.

@@lesewing Yes, we know.

You've done an incredible job and play an important part of the genre.

Grey and dark Simpsons?

This made me laugh so hard

Bob showing up and hypnotizing Chalmers is the reason he didn't go full out "SkinNEEERR!!!!" on Skinner's obvious lies about the steamed hams and Arora borielis thing, because that's how Chalmers always is with Skinner in other episodes. Chalmers only went "SEEEEYMOOOOUR!!!" once right before he ran off to Krusty burger and then not again, think about it, and it was while Skinner ran there when Bob hypnotized Chalmers. Chalmers had many more reasons to yell at Skinner after his running there than before since that's when most of his lies, and then the house being on fire, happened. But he only yelled his name once, before. However, because of Chalmers always so desperately wanting to find an excuse to yell at Skinner and scold him, Bob's hypnotism didn't work 100%. That's why Chalmers still began calling Skinner out on his lies but then decide to humbly except them, which is basically what Chalmers continued doing between Skinner's run to Krusty burger and the end of his visit, the end of this meme.

@@BenjaminBox me too. See my above reply, on why I think Bob's visit fit in with the rest of the meme

😂😂

“And what region?”

It's obviously his mom's platter. Never underestimate the platter game of a woman who collects pictures of cakes.

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I mean, he almost burned down the house

FAQin' weird?? I think that the main reason some older ladies love to bake sweets, cakes, cookies, pies, etc. is just for the hobby of baking in itself. They don't like eating them themselves, they may even be diabetic, but they still bake for the hobby. They also bake them for others to enjoy. As for Agnes, she didnt want to eat them or bake cakes either, or want others to eat them, in spite of obsessing over pictures of them, and then telling Bart to choose a picture he liked yet immediately refusing to let him pick the first one he saw, because Agnes is just a weird old crank.

Uh huh.

The ending is meant to represent him finding a new purpose of taking over Seymour's life and identity - becoming the new principle and going on a date with Edna.

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​@@antony716 thank you so much !

Why should it?

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