The Many D'ohs Of Homer Simpson: Season 1-20 Supercut (VIDEO)

After going dark to protest SOPA yesterday, Reddit returned last night with something special: a supercut of Homer Simpson's every "D'oh" from seasons 1-20 of "The Simpsons."

Redditor Andrewjcm did a pretty thorough job combing through 20 seasons of Homer's famous catchphrase. The best part about this epic four-minute supercut is that despite the length and simplicity of it, you never really get tired of hearing Homer say "D'oh." It becomes almost hypnotic.

And, fans will be surprised at how many of the one-second snippets are all you need to remember entire episodes.

There's no telling whether or not Fox will have this video taken down, so enjoy it while you can.

Via The High Definite

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Comments

[akrazyrunner]

09:42 PM on 01/22/2012

D'oh

[YouDontWantMeHere]

04:02 PM on 01/22/2012

did ya include
SirCoolBreeze?

[dwill123]

03:51 PM on 01/22/2012

Some people have WAAAYYYY too much time on there hands.

[BlackJAC]

03:32 PM on 01/22/2012

I'm glad they remembered "D'oh-eth!"

[sentimentiques]

05:18 PM on 01/21/2012

I like "duh" instead of "d'oh". I mean, what is the pronunciation of d'oh? It looks like "doe" or "dough" which sounds awkward. I never listened to the Simpsons, so maybe that's why I don't like the spelling.

[Alskling]

06:56 PM on 01/22/2012

Really?

[sentimentiques]

10:42 PM on 02/01/2012

Really. Sounds stupid re-reading my post. Sometimes it doesn't pay to speak one's thoughts. I've already been accused of being shallow, so I guess this is a good example.

[Mr Quixote]

02:06 PM on 01/21/2012

I over-d'ohsed.

[Fullbrigades]

04:19 PM on 01/22/2012

Ha Ha.. good one there

[guywhocantype]

03:41 AM on 01/21/2012

more!

[GrantS]

01:24 AM on 01/21/2012

I couldn't make it to the end. I think only the urge to count them all would push me to attempt it.

[Me atlast]

09:45 PM on 01/19/2012

About halfway through I almost quit... the cellular one would have been a good one to quit at...

[LMPE]

03:26 PM on 01/19/2012

Apparently, how the catchphrase arose was that the script called for an annoyed grunt, and so Dan Castellaneta said "D'oh!". Since then, they've occasionally incorporated the catchphrase into episode titles.

[stjoshy]

02:02 PM on 01/19/2012

hahahaha. cookie monster approves

[bkkaya]

11:42 AM on 01/19/2012

Got tired of it after the first one.

[Robyn Singleton]

11:56 AM on 01/19/2012

Well u blow donkeys

[Cowoak]

04:11 PM on 01/19/2012

lmao

[NastyN8]

11:21 AM on 01/19/2012

I will never get tired of th..... nevermind, I just got tired of it.