Ep 11. That 90's Show

In The Simpsons season 19 episode 11 titled "That 90's Show," the show takes a trip down memory lane to the 1990s when Homer and Marge were a young couple trying to make a life together.

The episode begins with a 30-something Homer and Marge reminiscing about the early days of their relationship. We see flashbacks to when they first met at a rock concert, and when Homer was working at a grunge-themed burger joint called "Homerpalooza." The flashbacks are filled with references to '90s pop culture, including Nirvana, Beavis and Butt-head, and Bart's love for the "Bartman" dance craze.

As the flashbacks continue, we see how Homer and Marge's relationship blossomed. Despite their differences - Homer being a slacker and Marge being a straight-A student - their love for each other was strong enough to overcome all obstacles.

However, one particular flashback shows Homer's attempt to start a grunge band, which ends up becoming a lame pop group instead. This resulted in the couple going their separate ways. They eventually reconciled, but this flashback was a turning point in their relationship - and not in a good way.

Despite the ups and downs, Homer and Marge eventually get married and have kids - including Lisa, who was born during a Lilith Fair concert. The episode ends with the family reminiscing about the fun they had in the '90s, and realizing that even though things have changed, they still have each other.

Overall, "That 90's Show" is a fun, nostalgia-filled episode with plenty of references to the pop culture of the decade. Fans of The Simpsons will enjoy seeing how Homer and Marge's relationship evolved, and how their love for each other endured through all the craziness of the '90s.