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Nurdbot
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Lisa's first word.
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leelaholic
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« Reply #6 on: 09-10-2003 18:11 »
« Last Edit on: 09-10-2003 18:11 »
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Okay. These are all from memory (You're lucky that I'm a big enough Simpsons fan to remember these) And Maggie makes three: A sweet and touching story about Maggie being born and how much she means to her parents The way we was: A flashback to when Homer and Marge met in high school and how he saved her from her no good ex Artie Ziff Lisa's first word: The family tries to get Maggie to talk and Homer tells about when Lisa said her first word "Bart" . Homer puts Maggie to bed and after he leaves, unknown to him, she says her first word "daddy" I married Marge: A flashback to Homer marrying Marge, getting her pregnant, and getting his job at the plant. Separate Vocations: A vocational test reveals that Bart will grow up to be a cop and that Lisa will be a homemaker. Lisa gets mad about her result and becomes a bad girl while Bart's newfound passion for justice gets him a job as hall monitor. When Lisa steals the teacher's books and Bart finds them and takes the blame. Lisa thanks him by playing her saxaphone outside the school while he serves detention. Lisa the greek: Lisa becomes good at picking football teams and Homer uses her to earn a lot of money betting. When Lisa finds out that he's only spending Sundays with her to earn money she becomes sad and is not sure if she loves him or not. In the end, Lisa decides she does and the next Sunday Homer takes her hiking Lost our Lisa: Homer stupidly lets Lisa take the bus to the museum by herself and she gets lost. When he finds her, he tells her how worried he was and takes her to the museum after it closes. Once there, they discover a secret in one of the relics and leave the museum with a stronger father/ daughter bond than ever. Mother Simpson: Homer finds out that his mother isn't really dead and is reunited with her. When she's there, Homer finds out that she has to leave because the reason she left in the first place is that she destroyed Burn's germ lab in a protest. She leaves Springfield, but not before telling Homer how much she loves him. Life on the fast lane: Marge gets mad at Homer for getting her a bowling ball for her birthday intending to use it himself. She takes the lessons just to get back at him and is tempted to have an affair with her suave bowling instructor. Homer begins to suspect it and becomes very sad. In the end, she goes to the power plant to surprise Homer and tell him that she loves him. The two go home more in love than ever. *whew* hope you appreciate that.
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SumOfTwoCubes
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Oh, definitely "The Way We Was" but "And Maggie Makes Three" comes in a very close second.
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Nixorbo
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The one where Bleeding Gums Murphy dies.
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Tweek
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Don't all these "Best Simpsons" threads belong somewhere else... namely a Simpsons message board.
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Jamesbondcja
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Lost our Lisa, wait a minute thats not what I voted for - I wanted the old spice somg.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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Originally posted by Nixorbo: The one where Bleeding Gums Murphy dies. 'Round Springfield'. I actually forgot about that one, but now I've been reminded, I agree, that was pretty emotional.
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M Jackson
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Although I've already said I would vote for Lisa's Substitute if it was actually on the list, I just remembered that the end of Lisa's wedding was very touching too. I guess i'll just vote for tha... Oh wait it's not on the list. Go figure. I think the scene where Lisa and Homer walk off into the distance holding hands and talking about their day is really nice. The music adds to the effect. Great stuff.
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