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[[File:Logo.jpg|thumb|264x264px]]Principal Skinner invites Superintendent Chalmers to his home for a luncheon he refers to as "unforgettable". Skinner later discovers is roast is ruined and decides to order fast food from [[Krusty Burger]] and disguising it as his own cooking. Before he climbs out of the window, Chalmers walks in abruptantly. The awkward moment is interrupted by a made-up theme song in the style of a 1980s sitcom. |
[[File:Logo.jpg|thumb|264x264px]]Principal Skinner invites Superintendent Chalmers to his home for a luncheon he refers to as "unforgettable". Skinner later discovers is roast is ruined and decides to order fast food from [[Krusty Burger]] and disguising it as his own cooking. Before he climbs out of the window, Chalmers walks in abruptantly. The awkward moment is interrupted by a made-up theme song in the style of a 1980s sitcom. |
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Skinner tries to come up with fake explanations to cover up his lies, claiming he's stretching on the windowsill and the smoke is actually steam. Chalmers believes the lies and they have a conversation about the phrase "steamed hams". Meanwhile, Skinner forgot to turn off the oven and his house catches on fire. When Chalmers is alarmed at the sight, Skinner passes it off as [[wikipedia:Aurora|aurora borealis]] and rushes him out. The Superintendent states that although Skinner is an odd fellow, he steamed a good ham. He walks away and [[Agnes]] (offscreen) calls for help. Chalmers looks back at Skinner who is giving a thumbs up, and he deems the situation understandable. The [[Springfield Fire Department]] helps extinguishing the fire off-screen. |
Skinner tries to come up with fake explanations to cover up his lies, claiming he's stretching on the windowsill and the smoke is actually steam. Chalmers believes the lies and they have a conversation about the phrase "steamed hams". Meanwhile, Skinner forgot to turn off the oven and his house catches on fire. When Chalmers is alarmed at the sight, Skinner passes it off as [[wikipedia:Aurora|aurora borealis]] and rushes him out. The Superintendent states that although Skinner is an odd fellow, he steamed a good ham. He walks away and [[Agnes]] (offscreen) calls for help. Chalmers looks back at Skinner who is giving a thumbs up, and he deems the situation understandable. The [[Springfield Fire Department]] helps extinguishing the fire off-screen. |
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Revision as of 21:59, 15 November 2018
Steamed Hams is a meme based on the Season 7 episode "22 Short Films About Springfield". The unedited version is the segment of Seymour Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers. People make parodies of the scene such as subverting the genre or adding a twist to the events. A clip of this short also appeared in the “Bart's Not Dead” couch gag celebrating 30 years of The Simpsons.
Plot
Principal Skinner invites Superintendent Chalmers to his home for a luncheon he refers to as "unforgettable". Skinner later discovers is roast is ruined and decides to order fast food from Krusty Burger and disguising it as his own cooking. Before he climbs out of the window, Chalmers walks in abruptantly. The awkward moment is interrupted by a made-up theme song in the style of a 1980s sitcom.
Skinner tries to come up with fake explanations to cover up his lies, claiming he's stretching on the windowsill and the smoke is actually steam. Chalmers believes the lies and they have a conversation about the phrase "steamed hams". Meanwhile, Skinner forgot to turn off the oven and his house catches on fire. When Chalmers is alarmed at the sight, Skinner passes it off as aurora borealis and rushes him out. The Superintendent states that although Skinner is an odd fellow, he steamed a good ham. He walks away and Agnes (offscreen) calls for help. Chalmers looks back at Skinner who is giving a thumbs up, and he deems the situation understandable. The Springfield Fire Department helps extinguishing the fire off-screen.