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** For that matter, why wouldn't the executives let Krusty show the cartoon again after airing it once?
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** Homer's poor choice of a college application photo unsurprisingly keeps admissions officials from even reading his application. Nowadays, thanks to [[TechnologyMarchesOn greater speed in sending and processing]] applications (to say nothing of a larger pool of applicants), the officials [[ValuesResonance come off as even more justified]] in their decision.
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** Homer’s poor choice of a college application photo unsurprisingly keeps admissions officials from even reading his application. Nowadays, thanks to TechnologyMarchesOn (applying online) and greater competition for applicants, the officials come off as even more justified in their decision.
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** Homer’s poor choice of a college application photo unsurprisingly keeps admissions officials from even reading his application. Nowadays, thanks to TechnologyMarchesOn (applying online) and [[TechnologyMarchesOn greater competition for applicants, speed in sending and processing]] applications (to say nothing of a larger pool of applicants), the officials [[ValuesResonance come off as even more justified justified]] in their decision.
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** Homer’s poor choice of a college application photo unsurprisingly keeps admissions officials from even reading his application. Nowadays, thanks to TechnologyMarchesOn (applying online) and greater competition for applicants, the officials come off as even more justified in their decision.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Homer tries cramming for his exam after spending most of the episode goofing off. Similar to [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E1BartGetsAnF Bart Gets An F]], Homer fails the exam.
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** Homer, fueled by his [[WrongGenreSavvy watching of dozens of raunchy comedies]], spikes the punch at the welcome party thinking it will lead to awesome hijinks. About two seconds later, Homer discovers that unlike in raunchy comedies where the liquor used to spike punches is a PerfectPoison that is undetectable until everybody is soused, it changes the taste of the punch so strongly anybody can notice it immediately, which leads to someone warning the rest of the students about it.
** Homer tries cramming for his exam after spending most of the episode goofing off. Similar to [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E1BartGetsAnF Bart Gets An F]], Homer fails the exam.
** Homer, fueled by his [[WrongGenreSavvy watching of dozens of raunchy comedies]], spikes the punch at the welcome party thinking it will lead to awesome hijinks. About two seconds later, Homer discovers that unlike in raunchy comedies where the liquor used to spike punches is a PerfectPoison that is undetectable until everybody is soused, it changes the taste of the punch so strongly anybody can notice it immediately, which leads to someone warning the rest of the students about it.
** Homer tries cramming for his exam after spending most of the episode goofing off. Similar to [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E1BartGetsAnF Bart Gets An F]], Homer fails the exam.
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* GenreDeconstruction: Homer is convinced that college is nonstop WackyFratboyHijinks, and he learns the hard way that's not true. When his prank of kidnapping a rival school's mascot goes awry, his nerd classmates get expelled.
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* GenreDeconstruction: Homer is convinced that college is nonstop WackyFratboyHijinks, and he learns the hard way that's ''refuses'' to learn that it's not true. When true -- even when his botched prank of kidnapping a rival school's mascot goes awry, causes his nerd classmates to get expelled.