Season 7 · Episode 13
The Simpsons
Homer resents being upstaged when former president George Bush moves into the neighborhood. After Bush spanks Bart, an all-out prank war ensues.

Literally 'fat fish.' Used to refer to someone with wealth, power, or social status, often with a tone of mild sarcasm or resentment.
Literally 'the drop that filled the glass.' A fixed expression used when a final small incident causes someone to reach their limit after a series of frustrations. Very common across Latin American Spanish.
A fixed idiomatic phrase meaning to begin a relationship, project, or situation badly. The 'left foot' carries a cultural connotation of bad luck or awkwardness.
A rhyming reduplication of 'hola' used to signal a warm, slightly corny friendliness. It is a character-specific catchphrase here that parodies the overly cheerful register some people adopt with neighbors or strangers.
An augmentative or intensified form of 'esnob' (from English 'snob'), used to mock someone who acts superior. The suffix amplifies the insult with a humorous tone.
Refers to someone easily fooled or lacking good judgment. It carries a tone of contempt mixed with amusement, and is used as a mild insult.