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* ContinuityNod: After Lisa explains to Homer who the Roman historian Plutarch was, Homer complains that thanks to her teaching him that, he's now forgotten who won Bud Bowl VIII, referencing his comment in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E22SecretsOfASuccessfulMarriage Secrets of a Successful Marriage]]" about how "every time (he) learns something new, it pushes some old stuff out of (his) brain."

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* ContinuityNod: After Lisa explains to Homer who the Roman ancient historian Plutarch was, Homer complains that thanks to her teaching him that, he's now forgotten who won Bud Bowl VIII, referencing his comment in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E22SecretsOfASuccessfulMarriage Secrets of a Successful Marriage]]" about how "every time (he) learns something new, it pushes some old stuff out of (his) brain."
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Lisa claims that Latin is the language of Plutarch. Plutarch actually wrote in Greek.
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* ContinuityNod: After Lisa explains to Homer who the Roman Emperor Plutarch was, Homer complains that thanks to her teaching him that, he's now forgotten who won Bud Bowl VIII, referencing his comment in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E22SecretsOfASuccessfulMarriage Secrets of a Successful Marriage]]" about how "every time (he) learns something new, it pushes some old stuff out of (his) brain."

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* ContinuityNod: After Lisa explains to Homer who the Roman Emperor historian Plutarch was, Homer complains that thanks to her teaching him that, he's now forgotten who won Bud Bowl VIII, referencing his comment in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E22SecretsOfASuccessfulMarriage Secrets of a Successful Marriage]]" about how "every time (he) learns something new, it pushes some old stuff out of (his) brain."
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Removing character bashing (brought up here)


** Lisa gets the role of the queen during the fair while Bart has to carry around a heavy barrel. She has NoSympathy for Bart's plight, and angrily complains that he ruined the event for her. [[ItsAllAboutMe She didn't care that the event was miserable for Bart, especially because of how she treated him, she was just mad her fun was ruined.]]



* MoralMyopia: Lisa chews out Bart for ruining the fair for her (not believing he was innocent). She ignores that she was having fun but he wasn't due to their respective roles, Lisa being a queen and Bart having to carry around a heavy barrel while everyone abused him, especially Lisa.
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Despite Bart's innocence, smugly insulting Skinner wasn't very smart on Bart's part, to say the least.

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* NotHelpingYourCase: Despite Bart's innocence, smugly insulting happily rolling with the whole thing right in front of Skinner wasn't very smart on Bart's part, didn't exactly sell the fact he didn't do it, to say the least.

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Catchphrase is now a disambiguation page.


* CatchPhrase: Bart introduces himself to his new school with a very bored, "Yeah, yeah, I'm Bart Simpson. Ay, caramba. Do the Bartman. Etc., etc."


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* CharacterCatchphrase: Bart introduces himself to his new school with a very bored, "Yeah, yeah, I'm Bart Simpson. Ay, caramba. Do the Bartman. Etc., etc."

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* NotMeThisTime: Bart tries to explain he’s innocent and didn’t do anything wrong despite having a reason to sabotage the fair, which is true, but nobody believes him.



* NotMeThisTime: Bart tries to explain he’s innocent and didn’t do anything wrong despite having a reason to sabotage the fair, which is true, but nobody believes him.

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* CrisisOfFaith: The premise of the episode. Bart and Homer convert to Catholicism after the former is sent to a Catholic school, while Marge, Ned and Lovejoy disapprove.

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* CrisisOfFaith: The premise of the episode. CatchPhrase: Bart and Homer convert introduces himself to Catholicism after his new school with a very bored, "Yeah, yeah, I'm Bart Simpson. Ay, caramba. Do the former is sent to a Catholic school, while Marge, Ned and Lovejoy disapprove. Bartman. Etc., etc."


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* CrisisOfFaith: The premise of the episode. Bart and Homer convert to Catholicism after the former is sent to a Catholic school, while Marge, Ned and Lovejoy disapprove.
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* BadFuture: 1000 years in future, the world becomes a [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Warhammer-esque dystopia]] where Bart somehow is worshipped as a prophet and people wearing Bart themed gear are fighting wars over his words of peace and tolerance using strange war machines.
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* BorrowedCatchphrase: The two crusading armies in the DistantFinale use Bart's ''Eat my shorts'' and ''Cowabunga'' as their battlecry.

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