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* AssassinOutclassin: Sprungfeld tried to assassinate George Washington, only to get his ass handed to him.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge outright dismisses and insults Lisa's findings without even considering it a possibility.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: George Washington is ambushed by a would-be assassin, but out-wrestles him and sends him fleeing; of course, possibly not much of an "upgrade" for him at all, seeing how tough he was said to be.
* {{Jerkass}}: Marge outright dismisses and insults Lisa's findings without even considering it apossibility.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge outright dismisses and insults Lisa's findings without even considering it a
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* WouldHurtAChild: A sniper confidently states he can hit Lisa. Mayor Quimby only tells him to stop because he wants to hear what she has to say.
** And when she decides not to tell the truth, the sniper fires anyway. She's lucky she walked away.
** And when she decides not to tell the truth, the sniper fires anyway. She's lucky she walked away.
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* WouldHurtAChild: A sniper confidently states he can hit Lisa. Mayor Quimby only tells him to stop because he wants to hear what she has to say.
**say. And when she decides not to tell the truth, the sniper fires anyway. She's lucky she walked away.
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* ActBreakDoubleTake: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S07E16/873472/879311/ The exhumation of Jebediah Springfield's coffin.]]
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* ActBreakDoubleTake: AdBreakDoubleTake: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S07E16/873472/879311/ The exhumation of Jebediah Springfield's coffin.]]
* DaddysGirl: If the image above isn't enough proof, Lisa seriously bonds with her dad in this episode.
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* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis". The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield has ended without someone digging up a corpse. What were those other times? Surely they can't mean the town meetings seen in "Marge vs. The Monorail," "A Star is Burns," "$pringfield (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)," and "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 1," because those didn't have that.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield has ended without someone digging up a corpse. What were those other times? Surely they can't mean the town meetings seen in "Marge vs. The Monorail," "A Star is Burns," "$pringfield (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)," and "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 1," because those didn't have that.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
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* EvilLaugh: Jebediah Springfield/Hans Sprungfeld when he finish writing his confession (he even ''wrote'' down his sinister laughter in as well).
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* EvilLaugh: Jebediah Springfield/Hans Sprungfeld when he finish finished writing his confession (he even ''wrote'' down his sinister laughter in as well).
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* ActBreakDouibleTake: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S07E16/873472/879311/ The exhumation of Jebediah Springfield's coffin.]]
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* ActBreakDouibleTake: ActBreakDoubleTake: [[https://frinkiac.com/gif/S07E16/873472/879311/ The exhumation of Jebediah Springfield's coffin.]]
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Hans Sprungfeld tried to assassinate Washington while he was posing for the famous portrait by Gilbert Stuart; he failed, but escaped, ripping a small piece off the painting, explaining the "unfinished" segment.
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* TakeThat: George Washington says the Revolution's quitters used to be called 'Kentuckians'.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the first episode to imply that Kearney is above the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is the only kid in Springfield Elementary to remember both the 1976 Bicentennial and the Watergate scandal and he is seen shaving.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the first episode to imply that Kearney is above the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is the only kid in Springfield Elementary to remember both the 1976 Bicentennial and the Watergate scandal (which, at the time of the episode, would put him between the ages of 20 and 39) and he is seen shaving.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: GeorgeWashington, he was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: GeorgeWashington, UsefulNotes/GeorgeWashington, he was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
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* UnfortunateNames: Marge tells Lisa that, when the Bouviers moved to Springfield, they could have instead moved to a town named ''Stenchburg''.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield has ended without someone digging up a corpse. What were those other times? Surely they can't mean the town meetings seen in "Marge vs. The Monorail," "A Star is Burns," and "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 1," because those didn't have that.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield has ended without someone digging up a corpse. What were those other times? Surely they can't mean the town meetings seen in "Marge vs. The Monorail," "A Star is Burns," "$pringfield (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)," and "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 1," because those didn't have that.
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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: TropeNamer. This is the episode that introduced "embiggen" (which means "to empower") and "cromulent" (which has come to mean, "acceptable" or "appropriate") as words that would later become part of the Oxford English dictionary.
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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: TropeNamer. This is the episode that introduced "embiggen" (which means "to empower") and "cromulent" (which has come to mean, mean "acceptable" or "appropriate") as words that would later become part of the Oxford English dictionary.
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* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and the name of 21st U.S. President UsefulNotes/ChesterAArthur. The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
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* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and the name of 21st U.S. President UsefulNotes/ChesterAArthur.Arthuritis". The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
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** And when she's done the sniper fires anyway.
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** And when she's done she decides not to tell the truth, the sniper fires anyway.anyway. She's lucky she walked away.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield can end has ended without someone digging up a corpse.corpse. What were those other times? Surely they can't mean the town meetings seen in "Marge vs. The Monorail," "A Star is Burns," and "Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 1," because those didn't have that.
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* HiddenInPlainSight: Jebediah's silver tongue Hollis had hid it as a cowboy in one of the display cases of the Jebediah Springfield Museum. The 'plain sight' aspect is slightly questionable, since no one (except Lisa) ever visits the museum.
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* HiddenInPlainSight: Jebediah's silver tongue tongue. Hollis had hid it as a cowboy in one of the display cases of the Jebediah Springfield Museum. The 'plain sight' aspect is slightly questionable, since no one (except Lisa) ever visits the museum.
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** Mrs. Hoover as well.
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* NoodleIncident: Apparently no town meeting in Springfield can end without someone digging up a corpse.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
* NotHelpingYourCase: Homer mentions he's been called a 'greasy thug' before, and that it 'never stops hurting'. A few seconds later, he suggests getting covered in grease and trashing the museum with a baseball bat.
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* WouldHurtAChild: A sniper confidently states he can hit Lisa. Mayor Quimby only tells him to stop because he wants to hear what she has to say.
** And when she's done the sniper fires anyway.
** And when she's done the sniper fires anyway.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge outright dismisses and insults Lisa's findings without even considering it a possibility.
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On the days before Springfield's Founders' Day, Lisa discovers that Jebediah Springfield was actually a pirate who tried to murder George Washington and changed his name to dodge authorities, but no one (not even her own mother) wants to hear the truth -- except for Homer, who risks his role as town crier for the Founders' Day parade to help his daughter.
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On the days before Springfield's Founders' Day, Lisa discovers that Jebediah Springfield was actually a pirate who tried to murder George Washington UsefulNotes/GeorgeWashington and changed his name to dodge authorities, but no one (not even her own mother) wants to hear the truth -- except for Homer, who risks his role as town crier for the Founders' Day parade to help his daughter.
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* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and the name of 21st U.S. President ChesterAArthur. The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
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* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and the name of 21st U.S. President ChesterAArthur.UsefulNotes/ChesterAArthur. The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by aTurk.Turk.
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* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a
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* MaintainTheLie: What Lisa ultimately decides to do, because of the positive influence that the legend of Jebediah Springfield has on the town.
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* DeadGuyPuppet: Played for laughs when Chief Wiggum picks up Jebediah Springfield's skull and plays ventriloquist with it.
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* CrushedChildhoodMemories: Lisa's discovery of Jebediah Springfield's true identity. Even more so for Hollis Hurlbut (voiced by DonaldSutherland), the town historian for the Jebediah Springfield Museum.
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* FakeUltimateHero: Jebediah Springfield.
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* FakeUltimateHero: FakeUltimateHero / VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.
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* GeorgeWashington: He was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
** He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
** He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: GeorgeWashington, he was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
** He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
** He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
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* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.
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* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.Turk.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.
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* NoHeroToHisValet: The main plot of this episode. When Lisa does find proof that might convince them (causing Mayor Quimby to consider shooting her before she can reveal it) she changes her mind, telling everyone that she was wrong the whole time. (Why? After seeing the positive factors of the town's bicentennial celebration like the veterans at the parade and children having fun, she decided that the town knowing the truth would destroy hope and morale.)
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* NoHeroToHisValet: The main plot of this episode. When Lisa does find proof that might convince them everyone (causing Mayor Quimby to consider shooting her before she can reveal it) she changes her mind, telling everyone that she was wrong the whole time. (Why? After seeing the positive factors of the town's bicentennial celebration like the veterans at the parade and children having fun, she decided that the town knowing the truth would destroy hope and morale.)
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* CassandraTruth: No one believed Lisa on the truth of the real Jebediah Springfield (except for Homer, surprisingly).
* CrushedChildhoodMemories: Lisa's discovery of Jebediah Springfield's true identity. Even more so for Hollis Hurlbut (voiced by DonaldSutherland), the town historian for the Jebediah Springfield Museum.
* EvilLaugh: Jebediah Springfield/Hans Sprungfeld when he finish writing his confession (he even ''wrote'' down his sinister laughter in as well).
* FakeUltimateHero: Jebediah Springfield.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Apu refers to himself as a "semi-legal immigrant," which would later be explored in "Much Apu About Nothing."
* GeorgeWashington: He was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
**He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
* GroinAttack: A flashback shows George Washington, while in his fight with Hans Sprungfeld/Jebediah Springfield, using his wooden false teeth to bite Sprungfeld/Springfield on the family jewels.
* HiddenInPlainSight: Jebediah's silver tongue Hollis had hid it as a cowboy in one of the display cases of the Jebediah Springfield Museum. The 'plain sight' aspect is slightly questionable, since no one (except Lisa) ever visits the museum.
* NoHeroToHisValet: The main plot of this episode. When Lisa does find proof that might convince them (causing Mayor Quimby to consider shooting her before she can reveal it) she changes her mind, telling everyone that she was wrong the whole time. (Why? After seeing the positive factors of the town's bicentennial celebration like the veterans at the parade and children having fun, she decided that the town knowing the truth would destroy hope and morale.)
* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the first episode to imply that Kearney is above the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is the only kid in Springfield Elementary to remember both the 1976 Bicentennial and the Watergate scandal and he is seen shaving.
* CrushedChildhoodMemories: Lisa's discovery of Jebediah Springfield's true identity. Even more so for Hollis Hurlbut (voiced by DonaldSutherland), the town historian for the Jebediah Springfield Museum.
* EvilLaugh: Jebediah Springfield/Hans Sprungfeld when he finish writing his confession (he even ''wrote'' down his sinister laughter in as well).
* FakeUltimateHero: Jebediah Springfield.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Apu refers to himself as a "semi-legal immigrant," which would later be explored in "Much Apu About Nothing."
* GeorgeWashington: He was Jebediah Springfield's (in his Hans Sprungfeld identity) enemy and even managed to put off an intense fist fight during Jebediah's assassination attempt.
**He later appears to Lisa as a vision to scold her when she considers giving up her effort to expose Jebidiah Springfield as a fraud.
-->'''George Washington''': We had quitters during the Revolution, too. We called them 'Kentuckians'.
* GroinAttack: A flashback shows George Washington, while in his fight with Hans Sprungfeld/Jebediah Springfield, using his wooden false teeth to bite Sprungfeld/Springfield on the family jewels.
* HiddenInPlainSight: Jebediah's silver tongue Hollis had hid it as a cowboy in one of the display cases of the Jebediah Springfield Museum. The 'plain sight' aspect is slightly questionable, since no one (except Lisa) ever visits the museum.
* NoHeroToHisValet: The main plot of this episode. When Lisa does find proof that might convince them (causing Mayor Quimby to consider shooting her before she can reveal it) she changes her mind, telling everyone that she was wrong the whole time. (Why? After seeing the positive factors of the town's bicentennial celebration like the veterans at the parade and children having fun, she decided that the town knowing the truth would destroy hope and morale.)
* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the first episode to imply that Kearney is above the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is the only kid in Springfield Elementary to remember both the 1976 Bicentennial and the Watergate scandal and he is seen shaving.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the first episode to imply that Kearney is above the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is the only kid in Springfield Elementary to remember both the 1976 Bicentennial and the Watergate scandal and he is seen shaving.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: This was the PersonaNonGrata: Played with when an outraged Hollis Hurlbut, who after first episode to imply that Kearney is above hearing the normal age for an elementary school student. According to Principal Skinner, Kearney is news about the only kid in real Jebediah Springfield Elementary to remember both from Lisa, have Lisa banned from the 1976 Bicentennial historical society...for three months.
-->'''Hollis Hurlbut''': Get out! You're banned from this Historical Society. You, and your children, and your children's children! ... for three months.
* SoCrazyItMustBeTrue: Most of the townspeople scoff Lisa's insistence that Jebediah Springfield was actually a bloodthirsty pirate and rogue. But Homer believes her because she's smart and insightful and usually right about these things, even if they sound crazy.
* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and theWatergate scandal and he is seen shaving.name of 21st U.S. President ChesterAArthur. The producers liked it so much that they kept it.
* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
-->'''Hollis Hurlbut''': Get out! You're banned from this Historical Society. You, and your children, and your children's children! ... for three months.
* SoCrazyItMustBeTrue: Most of the townspeople scoff Lisa's insistence that Jebediah Springfield was actually a bloodthirsty pirate and rogue. But Homer believes her because she's smart and insightful and usually right about these things, even if they sound crazy.
* ThrowItIn: Donald Sutherland ad-libbed the line "you had arthritis?" in response to Lisa's joke that she was getting over her "Chester A. Arthuritis", a play on the word "arthritis" and the
* TongueTrauma: Hans Sprungfeld's/Jebediah Springfield's silver tongue. His real tongue got bitten off by a Turk.
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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: TropeNamerTropeNamer. This is the episode that introduced "embiggen" (which means "to empower") and "cromulent" (which has come to mean, "acceptable" or "appropriate") as words that would later become part of the Oxford English dictionary.
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Lisa discovers that the legendary Springfield founder Jebediah wasn't a hero, but a pirate, and becomes a pariah for trying to bring this to light.
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On the days before Springfield's Founders' Day, Lisa discovers that the legendary Jebediah Springfield founder Jebediah wasn't was actually a hero, pirate who tried to murder George Washington and changed his name to dodge authorities, but a pirate, and becomes a pariah no one (not even her own mother) wants to hear the truth -- except for trying Homer, who risks his role as town crier for the Founders' Day parade to bring this to light.
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First Aired - 2/18/1996
First Aired - 2/18/1996
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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: TropeNamer
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.
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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: TropeNamer
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Jebediah Springfield.