This is hilarious.

Definitely one of my favorite episodes...and I would definitely rather be in Catholic heaven than the Protestant one....I think it's fitting, considering we have so many "feast days"

oh my goodness--that is so hilarious!!! I haven't watched the Simpsons since we got rid of our antenna....

ANyone know what season that's from???

Although Riverdance- really seems more like a purgatory kind of a thing....

They neglected us Polacks!!! Bah. Everyone knows in heaven everyone dances the polka.

"I'm afraid He's gone native."

I could really use a feast right now!

That was a good episode.

Ehhhhh I sooo HATE not having high-speed internet at times like this.

There's my German Catholic table, drinking beer.
I love the Simpsons!

That was one of the funniest episodes. Bart got kicked out of school, so he was sent to a Catholic school where he was befriended by a priest. Bart's first day in class was greated by a Nun with a yard stick. Bart said, I'll just move 33 inches away hehe, and the Nun said Ha Ha a yard is thiry six inches, and she whacked his knuckles. Bart came home and started to say grace in Latin. Homer liked the idea of confession granting absolution. Homer and Bart were ready to convert, but Marge put a stop to it because, Once you go Catholic, you can't go back

boughtwithaprice: Thx for the summary haha that's hilarious...

that was one of the funniest clips I've ever seen in my life!!!!! thanks for posting it!!

RoseofLima said:

oh my goodness--that is so hilarious!!! I haven't watched the Simpsons since we got rid of our antenna....

ANyone know what season that's from???

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Season 16, the episdoe title is "The Father, the Son, and the holy guest star." You can download it on Limewire, if you don't object to that sort of thing. The latest season out on DVD is 8 or 9 so there is no option to purchase it.

boughtwithaprice said:

That was one of the funniest episodes. Bart got kicked out of school, so he was sent to a Catholic school where he was befriended by a priest. Bart's first day in class was greated by a Nun with a yard stick. Bart said, I'll just move 33 inches away hehe, and the Nun said Ha Ha a yard is thiry six inches, and she whacked his knuckles. Bart came home and started to say grace in Latin. Homer liked the idea of confession granting absolution. Homer and Bart were ready to convert, but Marge put a stop to it because, Once you go Catholic, you can't go back

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The exact quote is actually, "Once you go Vatican, you can't go back again."

Oh yeah, this episode is classic.