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The Simpson have quietly retired a recurring scene in their hit cartoon.
Although some things never seem to change in the legendary Fox series some adjustments have been made in the show’s three-decade history.Â
Aiming to keep up with modern times, new episodes no longer feature the very common scene where Homer strangles his son Bart.
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But this hasn’t in fact happened for quite a while now – and this was addressed in the latest episode from the 35th season of the sitcom.
During episode three, titled McMansion & Wife, a new family joins the Evergreen Terrace.
In the clip, Homer is seen introducing himself to Thayer, who remarks how firm the patriarch’s handshake is.
‘That’s quite a grip,’ exclaims Thayer.
‘See Marge? Strangling the boy has paid off,’ Homer joked but immediately adds: ‘Just kidding. I don’t do that anymore. Times have changed.’
The gag was addressed during an episode titled Love Is a Many Strangled Thing from season 22, where therapist Dr Zander tries to get Homer to see the error of his ways when he strangles his child.
In the episode the towering basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, a friend of the Dr Zander, confronts Homer and teaches him what it feels like ‘to be young, small, and terrified’ by strangling him mercilessly several times.
Although the method traumatised Homer, it didn’t stop the strangling gag with Bart from happening in further episodes.