Woo-hoo! is a catchphrase used by Homer. He uses it when he is happy. It is often followed by a D'oh!. In one episode, he is seen going, "D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! Woo-Hoo! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! Woo-Hoo!" while a roulette wheel spins around. When it gets to 17, his number, he says, "Woo-Hoo!" In another, he says it, but when Marge protests, he says, "I said, 'Woo-Hoo,'" in the same tone. In Mona Leaves-a, Mona says in her will that she will give Homer the best thing, to which Homer replies, "Woo-Hoo!".
Variations[]
- Yahoo - In HOMЯ, Homer shouts yahoo as a cheer after hearing his stock placements, as the phone responds with Yahoo! stock.
Used in other media[]
- Family Guy - In the crossover "The Simpsons Guy", Peter Griffin says it as he hits Homer with wood during their fight. Homer also says it during their Air-Force fantasy.
- SpongeBob SquarePants - In “Sandy’s Nutmare”, Sandy says it when she makes her homemade nutty butter.
- Xuxa - Xuxa say this catchphrase in her brazilian albums "Só Para Baixinhos 4" and "Só Para Baixinhos 5".
Gallery[]
Homer after being hired by Mr. Costington in "The Boys of Bummer".
Lisa imitating Homer in "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can".
Homer and Lisa vanquish a vending machine in "Bart on the Road".
Homer and Marge cheer in "The Parent Rap".
Homer after evading the truckers in "Maximum Homerdrive".
Homer wins a school casino game in "The President Wore Pearls".
Homer in the cutaway where he and Peter Griffin make a better team than the Air Force in "The Simpsons Guy".
Homer learns he can get autographs from the Mexican and Portuguese soccer players in "The Cartridge Family".
Homer learns that he can fly throughout the continental United States for free in "Fear of Flying".
Homer after the "Stone of Shame" is removed from him in "Homer the Great".
Homer finds out he can win the lottery in "Dog of Death".
Homer wins a motorcycle in "Take My Wife, Sleaze".
Homer hears that one of his lottery numbers is part of the winning combination (even though his others aren't) in "Kamp Krusty".
Homer's grease enterprise makes money (though not actually a profit) in "Lard of the Dance".
Homer gets a new job in "Kill the Alligator and Run".
Homer wins an election in "Trash of the Titans".
Homer gets a Valentine's Day breakfast from Marge in "I Love Lisa".
Homer makes progress in a marathon in "New Kids on the Blecch".
A young Homer sticks multiple crayons in his nose in "HOMR".
Homer thinks he'll get money from Mr. Burns in "Blood Feud".
Homer's team wins a bowling championship in "Team Homer".
Homer imagines himself winning a sports bet in "Cape Feare".
Homer's reaction when the pranks Mr. Burns orders him to do are successful in "Homer vs. Dignity".
Homer after Mr. Burns decides to buy liposuction for him in "King-Size Homer".
Homer realizes he can legally gamble in "The Trouble with Trillions".
Colonial-era Homer after being invited to make accusations of witchcraft in "Treehouse of Horror VIII".
Homer when Lisa makes a scientific realization in "Bye Bye Nerdie".
Homer gains enough weight to be considered disabled in "King-Size Homer".
Homer and Bart after learning that Marge, Lisa and Maggie will be away for a week in "Bart After Dark".
Homer thinks he is getting free gasoline in "Mobile Homer".
Paul Bunyan plays in "Simpsons Tall Tales".
Homer throws a dart impressively in "Dumbbell Indemnity".
Homer when the Kwik-E-Mart sells cheap (but expired) meat in "Homer and Apu".
Homer after George Bush apologizes to him in "Two Bad Neighbors".
Homer thinks he has a four-day weekend in "Lisa's Rival".
Homer after being invited to be Mayor Quimby's bodyguard in "Mayored to the Mob".
Homer gets a job at the Kwik-E-Mart in "Lisa's Pony".
Homer finishes a test in "Homer Goes to College".
Homer says the catchphrase in a somber tone after inheriting an estate from a deceased relative in "Bart the Fink".
Homer's response when Marge's painting of him wins first prize in a contest in "Brush with Greatness".
Homer wins a trip to India in "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore".
Homer when Marge tells him she is giving something to read (though he is disappointed when he learns it's a book) in "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore".
Homer finds twenty dollars in "Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood".
Homer after his father gives him money in "Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy".
Homer bowls a 300-point game in "Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder".
Homer on a music tour in "Homerpalooza".
Homer catching a pass from Dan Marino (which was meant for Bart) in "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday".
Homer finds a pair of glasses in "$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)".
Homer's response to Marge inviting him to the ballet (despite his not knowing what ballet is) in "Marge on the Lam".
Homer after Mr. Burns gives him back Lisa's dental plan in "Last Exit to Springfield".
Homer turns off the electricity in Olde Springfield after Springfield is divided in "A Tale of Two Springfields".
Homer learns that he can make money as a union leader by being crooked in "Last Exit to Springfield".
Homer after hearing that Bart can become class president in "Lisa's Substitute".
Teenage Homer's offer to take Marge to prom is accepted in "The Way We Was".
Younger Homer is given a job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant in "I Married Marge".
Homer learns that he can win a million dollars in a court case in "Bart Gets Hit by a Car".
Homer thinks Abe has forgiven him in "Old Money".
Homer's response when Kent Brockman is ordered to stop asking questions that put Homer in an unfavorable light in "Last Exit to Springfield".
Homer gets his job back in "Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk".
Homer after Marge reluctantly makes an agreement with him in "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie".
Homer and Bart upon crossing over the Springfield Gorge after bombing the dome.
Trivia[]
- In the Italian dub, Homer says "Midico!"