Episode Title Puns You Don't Get

[Demi D]

Since the days of Termite Terrace (the original Warner Bros. Cartoon studio), it has become a cliche in cartoons (and TV shows in general) to create puns out of episode titles. Sometimes they were a reference to a contemporary movie, book, song or TV show. Others were plays on slang terms or phrases.

Regardless, there are some title puns that people don't get, no matter how hard they think.

In my case, "The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire," has always bugged me--is the title a movie/TV reference of some kind?

Are there any title puns YOU don't get?

 

[ConcernedMom]

It's a play on the literal meaning of the word quagmire: in this case, a difficult or precarious situation from which extraction is almost impossible. In other words: a deep, bad situation involving Cleveland, Loretta and Glen.

 

[evelynmfaulkner]

"The Simpsons" - "He Loves to Fly And He D'ohs"

It sounds like it's spoofing a title or something, but I have no clue what.

 

[joeblow]

Maybe it means "He Love To Fly And He Does". :shrug:

 

[saad ahmed]

Delta Airlines slogan: "We love to fly and it shows."

 

[Spunk Gurl]

If that's the case, that's gotta be one of the weakest title puns in Simpsons history.

EDIT: Thank you, Collie!