Can someone explain to me the "I'll regroup at Red Lobster" joke in The Simpsons?
In the Weekend at Burnsie's episode (S13E16), Homer sees a scarecrow at his yard but, because it is dark, he thinks it is a man and runs away yelling:
I'll regroup at Red Lobster
What does it mean? I've read in forums that this is one of the favorites Simpsons jokes for some fans, but I don't get it. Maybe it's a cultural reference I'm not aware of.
Best Answer
Homer was not regrouping at a prearranged place, a safe point or a tactically strong point, but at a sea food restaurant!
Typical of Homer. The only thing that would be more typical of Homer is regrouping at either Moe's or a donut shop.
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