Mr. Skinner, your silence will only incriminate you further. No,Mr. Skinner don't take your anger out on me--Get back--Get back! Mr. Skinner NoooooOOOO!
@@enere66 I Know this short is from the 90s, but the meme started in 2018. Tbh can almost assume this short played more times in that year alone compare to the 25+ years before that.
Gotta admire Chalmers for just shrugging off everything Skinner says. You really get the impression that Chalmers doesn't care even in the slightest what Skinner thinks about him, and doesn't let Skinner get a rise out of him. He still managed to have a pleasant luncheon despite Skinner's rudeness, so I think he really won here
Excellent work. You'd think the bit would have been wrung dry _long_ ago but this straight-up one of the best I've seen. EDIT: Oh, and rhyming 'Homer' with Homer?' ...I mean the text description? [Chef's kiss]
1:09 I like to think that he got up and went to see the state of his kitchen, and when he saw that it was burning due to mishaps of the dinner with Chalmers, he took out his anger out on him due to Chalmers not being accepting of his "steamed hams"
This is the only video that handles Chalmers walking into Skinner's kitchen correctly. He really walking around someone else's home and asking them about their business 😂
I’m pleased for Seymour, just because Chalmers is his professional superior, he shouldn’t have to put up with his personal attacks. Always stand up to a bully!
My head canon is that skinner is trapped in a Groundhog Day loop having to serve steamed hams over and over again but this is the point where he finally snaps
Superintendent Chalmers is very understanding of Skinner's emotional outbursts when his PTSD meds run out. The man's troubled after what he saw in the Vietnam War, but he's the best damn Principal in the district.
It was really jarring when Skinner suddenly went polite with that "excuse me for one second" after all the threats and verbal abuse he'd been practicing up until then.
"Put your own head in a noose." "Really?" "Yes, you heard me." "...I see." Same vibes as Plankton's "Someone should put you in a box floating down a river, grandma" line