Season 7 · Episode 15
The Simpsons
In a scheme to get Krusty's autograph, Bart sends him a check. When Krusty's offshore holding corporation endorses the check, his illegal tax shelter is exposed. In despair after the government auctions off his possessions, Krusty fakes his own death.

A very common Latin American exclamation expressing exasperation, surprise, or mild indignation. The tone ranges from annoyed to theatrically dramatic depending on context.
A mild interjection expressing surprise, frustration, or self-correction. Common across Latin America and considered completely inoffensive. Often used when someone catches themselves saying something they should not have.
A fixed intensifier placed before an adjective. Its meaning cannot be deduced from the individual words: 'de lo más frívolo' does not mean 'of the most frivolous' in a comparative sense but simply 'extremely frivolous'. Very frequent in conversational Latin American Spanish.
A fixed phrase meaning the situation is hopeless or an effort is pointless. Very natural in everyday Latin American speech.
Used here as a comic exclamation of shock. The mixing of Hindu deity names is a cultural joke in the show rather than any religious reference, functioning purely as a surprised outburst.
Describes the act of occupying oneself while waiting for something else. The literal words 'make time' do not convey this meaning in English or in a word-for-word reading.