Season 8 · Episode 25
The Simpsons
Lisa joins the all-male military school where Bart is sent for discipline. Then comes the hazing.

A mild exclamation of frustration or surprise. Stronger than 'caramba' but not vulgar. Common across Latin America in informal speech.
Used informally to tell someone to enter a place, often with an imperative tone. The literal 'to put oneself in' does not capture the casual directness of this usage in everyday speech.
Literally 'to straighten oneself', but used figuratively to mean reforming one's behavior or attitude. This figurative sense is the one in play and is not deducible from the literal meaning alone in context.
Refers to a sudden strong craving, especially for food. Frequently associated with pregnancy cravings in Latin American usage, making it carry an implied meaning in context that goes beyond a simple 'craving'.