Season 8 · Episode 13
The Simpsons
Marge is stressed by the demands of motherhood and the Simpsons get a magical British nanny, who floats down from the sky holding an umbrella.

Strong affirmative agreement, more emphatic than a simple 'sí'. Used to confirm something just said with enthusiasm or irony.
From the reflexive verb 'arreglárselas', meaning to manage or get by on one's own. The phrase signals self-sufficiency or resignation.
In Latin American Spanish, 'parado' means standing (upright on one's feet), not stopped or parked as it can in other contexts. This is a common source of confusion for learners.
Used as a challenge or teasing bet. The speaker is implying confident disbelief that the other person can or will do something.
A milder dismissive expression compared to stronger insults. Signals irritation or rejection without being explicitly vulgar.
Used figuratively to tell someone not to flee from or procrastinate on a task. Not a literal instruction about running.