The Simpsons: Future Ralph Wiggum + Clones death scene

Future Ralph Wiggum + Clones death scene.
"Holidays of Future Passed" is the ninth episode of Season 23.
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[dannyzee]

Smart Ralph. Single-handedly raising the average IQ of humanity in under 30 seconds.

[AmarAndroidHelp]

At 0:30, If you hear closely Ralph says "it tastes like burning."

[felixespino]

- Accidentally shoots himself in the head
- Run over by truck
- Crashed truck to wall
- Panicking while on fire

[ADamien]

That would be a scary reality if the dumbest person you know got cloned 500+ times

[thegreatgabe]

This is one of the best death scenes in the show

[goldheartache]

0:29 what it sounds like in roblox servers

[ninja]

It's safe to say Bart isn't in the worst spot when it comes to the future of the simpsons

[juicedt]

"That ralph was stupid"
5 second after saying that: *dies*

[alphax]

Y'know what the best part of this clip is, it's completely in keeping with Futurama's 'Doom Quotient' that says only one version of you can be alive at the same time per universe and the rest of your clones / duplicates die somehow.

[michaellutz]

0:23 Look at Ralph's face as he gets run over by the truck. xD

[springblastyanimations]

This is the true future of The Simpsons

[zeruishtar]

The perfect soldier just mass produce and send them on a kamikaze mission non-stop

[Joseph_Drew_III]

And I can guarantee NONE of them are the original, because that one needs to survive long enough to be poisoned as the evil king

[JaydenTheGreat]

0:15
"I heard you died."
"I got clone-dead."

[wokenlunatic]

0:07 Bart’s car sounds like The Jetsons’s

[BIGGIEDEVIL]

I watched and laughed at this way too much

[danieloconnor]

0:22
Clone: Ha, that Ralph was stupid

Me: Yeah, and so were you

[mrSlippinidiot]

This episode will forever be in my memories, especially this gag, its too fuckin funny

[C.A.M]

Shouldn't he be smart since he is a clone so he shouldn't have the original Ralphs brain damage or is it possible they clone him from his body as the template.

[iliakatster]

Who thought this could possibly be a profitable venture?