The Simpsons

Marge goes to the doctor, convinced she is pregnant once more, and leaves Homer at home. During her absence, Homer spends time looking back on the many triumphs and challenges that have marked their life together, recalling both joyful moments and difficult periods.

I Married Marge is a television programme presented in the format of an episode. It falls within the genre of a standard episode, offering a self‑contained story centred on the Simpson family. The episode is part of the broader series that follows the everyday adventures of the family. In this instalment, Marge makes a trip to the doctor because she is convinced that she may be pregnant once more. Her certainty about another pregnancy drives the narrative forward, setting the stage for the events that follow. Her visit to the clinic becomes the catalyst for the episode's central tension, as the possibility of a new baby looms over the household. While Marge is away at the clinic, Homer remains at home. During her absence, he turns his thoughts inward, recalling the various phases of their marriage. He allows himself to wander through memories that span both the pleasant and the challenging moments they have shared. He muses on moments ranging from early courtship to recent challenges, letting each recollection surface in turn. His reflections encompass the full spectrum of their life together, touching on the highs that have brought them joy and the lows that have tested their bond. This introspective pause provides a glimpse into the depth of their relationship, highlighting how past experiences continue to shape their present. By the time Marge returns, the couple's shared history has been laid bare, underscoring the continuity of their partnership.