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The Simpsons: Homer's Evolution short filmanimation

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Original title: The Simpsons: Homer's Evolution
Year: 2007
Running time: 1 min.
Country: United States
Director: Matthew Nastuk
Screenwriter: J. Stewart Burns. Characters: Matt Groening
Cast: Animation
Music: Danny Elfman
Cinematography: Animation
Producer: Gracie Films, 20th Century Fox Television
Genre: Animation. Fantasy. Comedy | The Simpsons. Short Film (Animated)
Movie Groups: The Simpsons Couch Gag
Synopsis: A single-celled organism, resembling Homer, separates into a lot of cells (all of them yelling "D'oh!") and eventually turns into a jellyfish and then into a fish-like creature and swims onto land, avoiding an octopus Mr. Burns who tries to catch him. It grows legs and turns into an amphibian that eats a dragonfly-like Lenny. He walks along and keeps evolving from a dimetrodon to a primitive mammal as he sees dinosaurs and a pteranodon resembling Agnes Skinner; a tyrannosaurus rex resembling Bart tries to eat him, and a stegosaurus resembling Lisa prevents Bart from eating Homer by swiping at him with her tail. After surviving the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs,

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#14 The Simpsons raking
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