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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death in 2009.
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** Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death in2009.2009.
** Tony Hawk being the main guest star, the latter half of the subplot being Bart becoming immersed in skater culture, and the ''Matrix''-style battle between Homer and Hawk all scream early Two Thousands.
** Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death in
** Tony Hawk being the main guest star, the latter half of the subplot being Bart becoming immersed in skater culture, and the ''Matrix''-style battle between Homer and Hawk all scream early Two Thousands.
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Fridge Logic no longer belongs on YMMV, it now belongs on Headscratchers, and recap pages aren't allowed to have Headscratchers subpages anymore.
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* FridgeLogic: Judge Harm says that no judge would send a preteen out on his own "except in this case" due to how unsafe Bart apparently is living with Homer. But wouldn't it have been more responsible of her to just have him re-homed with a foster family?
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death.
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* FridgeLogic: Judge Harm says that no judge would send a preteen out on his own "except in this case" due to how unsafe Bart apparently is living with Homer. But wouldn't it have been more responsible of her to just have him re-homed with a foster family?
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* CatharsisFactor: For anybody who dislikes the RunningGag of [[AbusiveParent Homer strangling Bart]], it's very satisfying to see Bart strangle '''him''' for a change.
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* CatharsisFactor: For anybody who dislikes the RunningGag of [[AbusiveParent Homer strangling Bart]], it's very satisfying to see Bart strangle '''him''' for a change.change.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Homer reveals via a set of photos he once showed Bart as a baby from a balcony only to drop him off, parodying a then-recent incident involving Music/MichaelJackson and his infant child, which became mostly forgotten after Jackson's death.
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* CatharsisFactor: For anybody who dislikes the RunningGag of [[AbusiveParent Homer strangling Bart]], it's very satisfying to see Bart strangle '''him''' for a change.
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%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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* CatharsisFactor: For anybody who dislikes the RunningGag of [[AbusiveParent Homer strangling Bart]], it's very satisfying to see Bart strangle '''him''' for a change.
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%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.change.
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%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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If Marge doesn’t get any sympathy at all in this episode, how is she even supposed to be sympathetic in this episode? As for Judge Harm, she's not normally meant to be sympathetic anyway. So why should this be any different?
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** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
%% ** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
%% ** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge [[UselessBystanderParent Marge]] is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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* CatharsisFactor: For anybody who dislikes the RunningGag of [[AbusiveParent Homer strangling Bart]], it's very satisfying to see Bart strangle '''him''' for a change.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Judge Harm much to the audience's surprise at the time. Eventhough its true that Bart was too young to be emancipated and she even admits that but she decides to approve it regardless because she saw Bart was in need of help and feared for his safety when its shown that his chance of survival is low living at home compared to living outside. Many fans were on her side especially how apathetic Homer and Marge were despite being presented numerous evidence of their abuse which they completely ignore and Homer quickly attacking Harm because she took away money that he uses for his own selfishness.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Judge Harm much to the audience's surprise at the time. Eventhough its true that Bart was too young to be emancipated and she even admits that but she decides to approve it regardless because she saw Bart was in need of help and feared for his safety when its shown that his chance of survival is low living at home compared to living outside. Many fans were on her side especially how apathetic Homer and Marge were despite being presented numerous evidence of their abuse which they completely ignore and Homer quickly attacking Harm because she took away money that he uses for his own selfishness.
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** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way heis.is.
** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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** Marge did not receive any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he
** Judge Harm for thinking she has the authority to emancipate Bart even if Homer was in the wrong. For all we know, Bart could have been killed staying alone.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive no sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive no any sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Judge Harm much to the audience's surprise at the time. Eventhough its true that Bart was too young to be emancipated and she even admits that but she decides to approve it regardless because she saw Bart was in need of help and feared for his safety when its shown that his chance of survival is low living at home compared to living outside. Many fans were on her side especially how apathetic Homer and Marge were despite being presented numerous evidence of their abuse which they completely ignore and Homer quickly attacking Harm because she took away money that he uses for his own selfishness.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive no sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Marge did not receive no sympathy at all in this episode. She didn't help Bart when he presumably lost in court and Homer brags about this and plans to harm Bart even more after this. To fans, Marge is just as guilty for why Bart is the way he is.
