Homer saves Ned #simpsons #shorts

[oskeg]

Ned Flanders chose the rdr2 good ending

[HighWayGaming]

Homer might be a stupor, stupid, and somewhat a terrible father but he knows his morals.

[aliostrowski]

And Marge finally forgives Homer when she realizes he's trying to make up for his mistakes

[RedChaos]

Ned’s looking good for mid 60s pushing 70s. Remember Ned Flanders is about 20 years older than Marge and Homer

[lilapy]

Marge acts as if it wasn't her fault leading the man there. 😂

[Mars_junior]

I love when homer is a good guy. I started watching the Simpsons back in elementary school and I know I learned some good morals from that show. I just wish it didn't fall off the way it did.

[Jdking]

Aint no way marge genuinely belived homer would not only cheat but be able to pull a woman to cheat with

[lowqualityboy]

They really did a ruby ridge reference

[RoVerAndCAZZ]

Season 33 episode 6 and 7 for anyone looking

[brofistbro]

Feckin Marge. Always fuckin up something that could go smoothly...

[theduke]

when the chips are down, homer has always made the right choice

[Redahoge]

Looks like Marge finally reawakened that dormant “screw everything up for a family member” gene that is so prominent in Lisa

[RedRad]

"SAY. MY. NAME."
"Nedward Flanders"
"You're darn tooting right."

[leejames]

The one time Homer truly see Ned as his fellow friend and neighbour.

[Lorrdd]

Can we just acknowledge Bart's uniform is on point and badges like crazy.

[dezyregomez]

Why did I think that this was gonna be a reference to brokeback mountain 😭😭😭😭

[edraculation]

turn up the music i can almost hear the show

[chiefk]

Right move on Homer n Marge's behalf🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😂

[davidhenderson]

And once again Marge messes up everything

[joeyfrancetic]

“What is it Homer, a mistress, a secret family” no, worse, Flanders lol