Looking back on the happiness of a marriage

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Episode of the series The Simpsons
title Looking back on the happiness of a marriage
Original title I married margin
Country of production United States
original language English
classification Season 3, episode 12
47th episode overall ( list )
First broadcast December 26, 1991 on Fox
German-language
first broadcast		 January 28, 1993 on ZDF
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Director Jeffrey Lynch
script Jeff Martin
music Alf Clausen
synchronization

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Looking back on the happiness of marriage ( English title: I Married Marge ) is the 12th episode of the third season of the television series The Simpsons . Julie Kavner , the spokeswoman for Marge in the original, won this episode at the 1992 Emmy Awards for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance .

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Marge feels bad and thinks she is pregnant, which is why she drives to the doctor. Homer is not very enthusiastic and starts talking to his children about their mother's first pregnancy.

It's 1980 and Homer and Marge are starting to get closer, including watching the movie Star Wars . After their romance, they go to see Dr. Hibbert telling them she was pregnant. The couple are getting married. Due to a lack of money, Homer has to give up his job at mini golf and apply for the nuclear power plant, but that doesn't work. Homer thinks he's a bad husband and leaves Marge in which he writes in a letter that he will send her all the money he has and that he won't come back until he thinks he's a real man. Patty and Selma, Marge's two sisters, later see him in a fast food restaurant. When Marge finds out, she tells her husband that he should come back, which he does. He marches straight into the office of Mr. Burns, the owner of the nuclear power plant, and declares full allegiance to him. Homer is hired at the power plant and drives to the hospital to see his first child, whom he calls Bart.

After the story, Marge comes back from the doctor and explains that she is not pregnant. Both are happy about it and clap their hands.

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