# Simpson Safari The Simpsons, season 12, episode 17 (S12E17), first aired April 1, 2001. Written by John Swartzwelder. Directed by Mark Kirkland. Production code CABF13. Chalkboard gag: "I will not flush evidence". Couch gag: Circus Line. With Springfield's bag boys on strike and the cupboards bare, Homer eats from a decades-old box of animal crackers and finds a gold giraffe. The company balks at awarding the long-expired prize, a trip to Africa, until the box injures Homer's eye. After a hippo separates the family from guide Kitenge, they stumble onto the refuge of Dr. Joan Bushwell, who secretly forces chimpanzees to mine diamonds. Who's in it: Bart Simpson, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Marge Simpson, Maggie Simpson, Moe Szyslak, Lenny Leonard, Carl Carlson, Dr. Hibbert, Kent Brockman, Santa's Little Helper, Agnes Skinner, Squeaky-Voiced Teen, Scarecrow, Joan Bushwell, Kitenge, Muntu. Every line said in the episode, and when. Its moments aren't described yet. The dialogue is from the episode's subtitles. Web page: https://ultrahouse3k.com/episode/s12e17-simpson-safari From Ultrahouse 3000 (https://ultrahouse3k.com/). Search engines and AI are welcome to use it: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes. ## Every line - 0:04 The Simpsons - 0:47 Here we go. - 1:00 Eep, eep. - 1:04 Don't! - 1:06 Whoo! - 1:41 Olive oil? - 1:42 Asparagus? - 1:43 If your mother wasn't so fancy, we could shop at the gas station like normal people. - 1:49 I need this candy for school. - 1:51 Candy class. - 1:52 Well, okay, but get five bags in case we eat four on the way home. - 1:56 My teacher said I need cupcakes. - 1:58 Cupcakes to learn. In the cart. - 2:01 I'm out of wine. - 2:03 Cart. - 2:06 We need these because we have to... - 2:11 My doctor says and my garage mechanic agrees that... - 2:14 In the cart. Woo-hoo! - 2:15 You know, I always felt sorry for Marge having to do the shopping, - 2:19 but this is kind of fun. - 2:22 Yeah. - 2:23 I wish Maggie had to go to the emergency room more often. - 2:26 Hmm, I never heard of a baby swallowing a magazine before. - 2:30 And I'm a doctor. - 2:32 I don't know if it matters, but it was a Time magazine. - 2:36 Does that matter? - 2:38 Uh-oh. - 2:38 This could be dangerous. - 2:40 What? What? - 2:41 Syrian hardliners are gaining influence. - 2:48 Wait, I changed my mind. - 2:50 Stack it in the order, I'll eat it driving home. - 2:53 Sir, please. - 2:55 I've already bagged it by color and an order of each item's discovery by man. - 2:59 The customer's always right. - 3:00 That's what everybody likes about us. Now mush. - 3:03 You tell him, Jumbo. - 3:05 And you, start over. I want everything in one bag. - 3:08 Yes, ma'am. - 3:10 But I don't want the bag to be heavy. Well, I don't think that's possible. - 3:13 What are you, the possible police? - 3:16 Just do it. - 3:18 Hey, hey, watch what you're doing there, sack monkey. - 3:20 You're bruising my duralog. - 3:22 Hurry up. I can't stand here jabbing you all day. - 3:26 Geez, ow, stop. - 3:28 Bag boys have feelings too, you know. No, you don't. - 3:31 Excuse me, is there a problem here? No, I can handle it. - 3:35 I'll get you a squealer. - 3:37 Ow, that's it. On behalf of Sackstuffers Local 199, I'm calling a strike. - 3:44 Strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, - 3:50 strike, strike. Oh, the Bag Boys are on strike! - 3:54 I'm shaking! - 3:56 Mr. Simpson, please, will you go home? - 3:58 If I can have this rubber stick. - 4:02 Pledging to honor the Bag Boys strike are the Brotherhood of Fruit Packers and Unpackers, - 4:06 the Shelf Dusters Union, and the Unattractive Waitresses of America. - 4:11 Kiss my grits! Indeed. - 4:14 Good luck, sir. - 4:15 No Bag Boys are gonna stop Lenny from hosting a casual get-together. - 4:19 Casual? - 4:20 I can taste that get-together now. - 4:23 Hey! I was holding that! Next time I'll knock your hat off, scab! - 4:33 So hungry. - 4:34 There's gotta be some food left. - 4:37 It's all for jerky? - 4:39 Cream of toast? Where do we get all this crap? - 4:42 Most of it was sent by relatives who couldn't see very well. - 4:46 Hey, I found some eggs. - 4:47 The mother abandoned her nest. - 4:54 There's gotta be something to eat in this house. - 5:03 Hey, the dog smells something. - 5:06 Goodbye, goodbye. - 5:08 Show us where the food is. - 5:10 Where? - 5:11 Over there? - 5:15 Hey! - 5:27 My old lunchbox! - 5:29 Oh, that Amos Burke made his own rules. - 5:35 Very old animal crackers! - 5:40 Homer, no! - 5:42 Those were made in the 60s! - 5:46 Mmm, turbulent. - 5:49 Ow! - 5:50 What the hell? - 5:52 Whoa, a solid gold animal cracker. - 5:55 Find the golden giraffe and we'll send you and your family to Africa. - 6:00 Africa? - 6:01 They're bound to have food there. - 6:06 And on my free African safari, I want to do everything on this box. - 6:10 I want to shoot a lion in the face, fight Muhammad Ali, - 6:13 and ride in a convertible with two happy zebras. - 6:16 Sir, that contest ended 30 years ago. We don't even make animal crackers anymore. - 6:21 We make household poisons and Christmas lights. - 6:24 Your box made promises of a vacational nature, and I expect you to live up to them. - 6:29 We won't, though. - 6:31 Sir, with all due respect, an old box of cookies is not a legal contract. - 6:36 Ow! My eye! - 6:38 We are in a good deal of trouble. He could sue us. - 6:40 This defective string? Yeah, and it's got very sharp corners. - 6:42 Mr. Simpson, we've decided to make good on your vacation. - 6:46 Woo-hoo! - 6:47 Hey, mister. - 6:49 Yes? On the plane, I'm gonna need two seats for the twins. - 6:57 The Simpsons are going to Africa. - 7:00 Yay! - 7:05 What is it, Nagongo? - 7:07 Evil is coming. - 7:10 What shall we do, Nagongo? - 7:12 You are Nagongo now! - 7:23 Africa looks like a beautiful jewel. - 7:26 And these musical garment bags aren't bad either. - 7:29 Attention passengers, please prepare for our landing in Tanzania. - 7:34 I'm sorry, it is now called New Zanzibar. - 7:38 Excuse me, it is now called Pepsi Presents New Zanzibar. - 7:45 Hello, hello, Simpsons. - 7:48 Welcome to Africa. - 7:50 I am your guide, Kitenge. - 7:52 Hey, how you doing? - 7:55 Isn't that cute? - 7:57 A bush baby. - 7:59 Where? - 7:59 Ah! - 8:00 Shoo! Shoo! - 8:01 Oh, man, I just bought this shirt. - 8:13 Who's Muntu? - 8:14 He is our leader. - 8:16 He seized power in a bloodless coup. - 8:19 All smothering. - 8:20 Just like Jimmy Carter. - 8:25 Okay, you'll be sleeping here tonight. - 8:28 On the ground? - 8:29 No, Mom. - 8:34 I will come down for your bags. - 8:37 That's okay, I got them. - 8:46 Eh, bound to happen. - 8:51 Help! - 8:52 This mesquite and that's not working. - 8:55 No, no. - 8:56 You have it inside out. - 8:59 There. - 9:01 When do we get to see the animals? - 9:04 In the morning, little one. - 9:06 Now good night, and don't let the bed bugs paralyze. - 9:10 Homie, did you remember to tip Katenge? - 9:13 No, he did not. - 9:17 All right, I got another one. - 9:20 Hey, you didn't see a warthog. I'm looking at one right now. - 9:24 Mom, Bart implied I was a warthog. - 9:27 Nobody's a warthog. - 9:29 What about him? - 9:31 Ah! - 9:39 Oh, look everybody! - 9:48 Wow! - 9:50 It just rolled over to 10,000. - 9:59 Now we sit quietly and wait for nature to unveil herself. - 10:11 Wait, rhinos don't come from eggs. - 10:14 What did you just see, Lisa? I know, but... - 10:17 What did you just see? - 10:23 Oh, now come on. - 10:25 Look, mother, by that tree. - 10:27 Cheetah. - 10:30 He doesn't look so fast to me. - 10:44 Take it home! - 10:49 La-le-lo-lo-lo. - 10:53 What? What is it? - 10:55 Hmm. - 10:56 Poachers. - 11:02 That's terrible! - 11:03 Now, honey, poachers are nature's way of keeping the balance. - 11:08 Whenever there are so many species that people get confused and angry, a poacher is born. - 11:14 I don't care. I hate them. - 11:18 Let's get out of here. - 11:22 They'll be back. - 11:24 They left their cargo pants. - 11:29 This is the earliest known fossil of a human being. - 11:33 It's over two million years old. - 11:38 I've got more bones than that guy. - 11:41 If you're trying to impress me, you've failed. - 11:43 It's not the number of bones, sir. - 11:46 It's the... You have failed. - 11:52 The Maasai chief welcomes you to his village. - 11:56 Oh, thank you. - 11:57 Your ground is so comfortable. - 12:01 By the way, what kind of blood is this? - 12:03 Cow. - 12:07 Hey, Mom. - 12:09 Look what Mabali gave me. - 12:12 Oh, check it out. - 12:13 Bart, I told you not to get your lip disked. - 12:17 All right. - 12:18 Uh-oh. - 12:26 That's it. Get into a frenzy. - 12:29 Ha-ha! - 12:38 This song has been going on for hours. Yeah, it's like the Omen brothers. - 12:48 Omen, no! - 12:51 A hungry, hungry hippo! - 12:54 Help, Kitangy! - 12:59 Now, Simpsons, run for it! - 13:08 Good old Kitangy. - 13:20 Quick, into the river! - 13:22 Hippos hate water! No, they don't. They... - 13:32 Shaka, Zulu! - 13:34 Which way should we go? - 13:41 Hmm... Hmm... Hmm... Hmm... - 13:47 The left! Go to the left! - 13:52 It's working! - 13:54 Leaches! - 13:57 Ugh... Uh-oh. - 14:14 Okay, here's the situation. - 14:16 We're hopelessly lost and about to die. - 14:21 No worry. - 14:23 Being eaten by a crocodile is just like going to sleep in a giant blender. - 14:28 Wonder where this river goes. - 14:30 I've got a map. - 14:32 Monkey. - 14:34 Now, according to Animal Crackers, there's no river here. - 14:38 Stay in the boat, Homer. - 14:44 Look! - 14:57 Let's just float by quietly. - 15:10 Oh, you think they settled that Bag Boy strike yet? - 15:14 Oh no, we're headed for Victoria Falls! - 15:19 Here's why they shouldn't get anything. - 15:22 What? - 15:31 It's fun! The flower saved our lives! - 15:34 Oh no! - 15:36 It's eating us! Not a chance. - 15:40 Wow, Dad, how did you do that? It's a flower. - 15:46 Are we insane yet? Are we insane yet? Are we insane yet? - 15:50 I told you yes! - 15:51 Now, Bart, go to the top of that hill and see if you can spot our hotel. - 15:56 Mount Kilimanjaro? - 15:57 Go! - 15:59 Okay. - 16:02 A chimp! - 16:04 Hello, little fella. - 16:06 Hey, maybe you'll lead us to bananas. - 16:08 Or more mouth-watering monkeys. - 16:11 Over time for Bag Boy. - 16:13 Ridiculous! - 16:20 This is the place I've read about, where Dr. - 16:23 Bushwell lives among the chimps. - 16:25 Oh, wasn't that sweet? He named it after his wife. - 16:29 No, Dr. Bushwell. Dr. Bushwell is a woman. - 16:31 Well, now I've heard everything. - 16:35 It's kind of you to take us in, Dr. Bushwell. - 16:38 Yeah. - 16:39 Thanks for the grub. - 16:40 Props. - 16:41 Whatever. - 16:42 Ah, there's a burst of flavor. - 16:45 Your work has really inspired me, Doctor. - 16:48 And I love your sensible ponytail. - 16:50 Well, thank you. - 16:51 See, Jojo, she likes it. - 16:55 So I noticed your home smells of feces. Yes. - 16:59 And not just monkey feces, either. - 17:01 Could we talk about something else? - 17:04 I love what you've done with these poles. - 17:14 Every day I get up at 5.30, watch the chimps, eat a quick lunch of roots and water, - 17:19 then more chimp-watching. - 17:21 After dark, I come home and think about chimps until it's time for bed. - 17:24 You must be the most boring woman on Earth. - 17:27 Possibly, but... I mean, I knew scientists wasted their lives, but jeez! - 17:34 What? What is it, Pointy? - 17:40 Oh, - 17:48 no! - 17:48 It's the poachers! Give us the chimps and no one gets hurt! - 17:53 Absolutely not! Will you help me defend the refuge? - 17:57 Anything for these noble animals. - 18:04 So like us. - 18:16 Yes! - 18:29 Somebody light this monkey! - 18:32 Help! - 18:33 Bad monkey! - 18:43 Stop it, you creep! - 18:48 Greenpeace? - 18:49 That's right. And we're not leaving till we rescue every animal here. - 18:53 Well, if you really cared about chimps, you'd know that Dr. - 18:57 Bushwell is their best friend. - 18:59 Oh, is that right? - 19:00 Why don't you tell her about the diamond mine, Doctor? - 19:04 Diamond mine? What are you talking about? - 19:07 I'm talking about this. - 19:18 The chimps are running a diamond mine. Why, - 19:23 what fascinating behavior. - 19:25 I must document this new activity. - 19:29 Dr. - 19:30 Bushwell. - 19:31 What, these? - 19:32 They were a graduation present. - 19:36 Unbelievable. - 19:37 The shaft must be five miles deep. - 19:49 Oh, look at it. There's more over here. Look at this. - 19:53 She's hidden diamonds everywhere. Even on the soles of her shoes. - 19:57 Yep. - 19:58 She's one of the ten richest chimp researchers in the world. - 20:03 Look at me! - 20:04 I'm a scientist! - 20:08 Africa. How could you exploit your beloved chimps like this? - 20:13 I think we should look at her research before we condemn her entirely. - 20:19 I haven't said anything for a while. - 20:22 Hmm. - 20:24 These are just pictures of monkeys from famous movies. - 20:28 This is disgraceful, Doctor. - 20:32 All right. - 20:33 So I snapped. - 20:34 You don't understand the crushing loneliness and greed. - 20:37 Don't worry, Doctor. - 20:40 We'll get you all the help you need. - 20:42 No! - 20:43 Don't put me away! - 20:45 I'll give you diamonds! - 20:47 Everybody wants diamonds! - 20:48 Diamonds will make everything all better! - 20:51 Diamonds! - 20:57 What a nice lady. - 20:59 Very nice. - 21:01 Hey, Lise, check it out. Diamond vision! - 21:04 Fuzzah! Hey, look! - 21:06 Our tour guy got a new job! - 21:08 Hmm, quite a promotion! - 21:09 I was wondering what became of him. What happened to President Mantu? - 21:14 I don't want to talk about it. - 21:19 He got overthrown! - 21:24 Now he's just a stinking flight attendant! - 21:27 Hey, where's my pillow? - 21:36 Thank you. - 22:05 Is it right? Is it right? - 22:24 Shh.