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Wall Of Orchids - Great Blue CDEP Bus Stop 2002

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east harlem bus stop - get on down d m sound 1976

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Simpsons Season 09 - 01 - The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson
"The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" is the first episode of The Simpsons' ninth (More) "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" is the first episode of The Simpsons' ninth season, and premiered on September 21, 1997 on Fox. The episode sees the Simpson family traveling to Manhattan to recover the family car, which was taken by Barney and abandoned outside the World Trade Center complex thereby gaining numerous parking tickets. Upon arrival, the family tour the city, while Homer attempts to find his car. He discovers it outside the World Trade Center, where a parking officer later arrives to remove the clamp, but leaves while Homer is using the restroom inside one of the towers. In frustration, Homer decides to drive the car with the clamp attached. He successfully removes it later and races to Central Park to find his family and leave the city. Writer Ian Maxtone-Graham was interested in making an episode where the Simpson family travels to New York to retrieve their lost car. Executive producers Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein suggested that the car be found in the World Trade Center plaza, as they wanted a location that would be widely known. Great lengths were taken to make a detailed replica of the city of Manhattan. The episode received generally positive reviews, and has since been on accolade lists of Simpsons episodes. The "You're Checkin' In" musical sequence won two awards. Because of the World Trade Center's central role, the episode was initially taken off syndication in many areas following the September 11, 2001 attacks, but has come back into syndication in recent years.++++++++++++Plot At Moe's Tavern, Moe informs Homer and his friends that Barney has been chosen as the designated driver for the night. While Barney drives the drunken men home, Homer allows Barney to use his car to drive himself home, expecting Barney to return it the following morning. In his distressed state, Barney disappears with the car. Two months later, Barney returns to Moe's Tavern, unable to recall where he left the car. Homer later receives a letter from New York City, which informs him that his car has been found illegally parked in the center of the World Trade Center plaza. If it is not moved within 72 hours, the car will be dumped into the East River at Homer's expense. The family is excited to go to the city, but Homer is not. He shares a story with the family that he has been to New York before when he was a teenager, and had a horrible experience. He reluctantly agrees to go when Bart offers to pay for the $9 bus fare. When the family arrives in Manhattan they decide to split up in order to allow Homer to obtain the car, while they tour the city. Upon arrival at his car, he discovers it has been issued many parking tickets and has been wheel clamped. While waiting for an officer to come remove the clamp, Homer leaves the car to use the restroom. However, parking officer Steve Grabowski arrives at Homer's car while he is still in the rest room at the top of the World Trade Center. Finding no one present, the officer issues another ticket and leaves. Homer, can't stand waiting, gets in the car and heads off to pick up his family - doing damage to the car on the way. Meanwhile, the rest of the family tours the Statue of Liberty, Little Italy and China Town. Bart leaves the group to visit the offices of MAD magazine, and is in awe when he sees Alfred E. Neuman. The family attends a Broadway musical about the Betty Ford Clinic, and then take a carriage through Central Park to where they are planning to meet Homer. Upon arriving at the car, Homer resolves to make it to Central Park to find his family and leave before dark. Ignoring the wheel clamp, he tries to accelerate and in the process destroys the car's fender. Homer stops by a road construction crew and borrows a jackhammer so he can remove the clamp. The car is freed of the clamp, but damaged further as a result. Homer races to Central Park, interrupting picnics and a basketball game, and reunites with his family. On the way out of the city Homer's opinion of New York remains unchanged, while the rest of the family have had a pleasant trip. (Less)

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