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Lisa befriends a fat boy called Lucas Bortner which makes Marge afraid that she'll go on to a marry a boy like Homer. When Homer finds out, he decides to channel his annoyance into a half-sincere "perfect gentleman" role he puts on for his "date" with Lisa, arranged by Marge to put Lisa off Lucas. |
Lisa befriends a fat boy called Lucas Bortner which makes Marge afraid that she'll go on to a marry a boy like Homer. When Homer finds out, he decides to channel his annoyance into a half-sincere "perfect gentleman" role he puts on for his "date" with Lisa, arranged by Marge to put Lisa off Lucas. |
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* [[Halfway Plot Switch]]: It wouldn't be a modern-day Simpsons episode without it. Just look at the plot sypnosis up there you want to know how disjointed this one is. Luca$ himself disappears halfway through and only returns at the very end. |
* [[Halfway Plot Switch]]: It wouldn't be a modern-day Simpsons episode without it. Just look at the plot sypnosis up there you want to know how disjointed this one is. Luca$ himself disappears halfway through and only returns at the very end. |
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 17 January 2021
Lisa befriends a fat boy called Lucas Bortner which makes Marge afraid that she'll go on to a marry a boy like Homer. When Homer finds out, he decides to channel his annoyance into a half-sincere "perfect gentleman" role he puts on for his "date" with Lisa, arranged by Marge to put Lisa off Lucas.
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- Halfway Plot Switch: It wouldn't be a modern-day Simpsons episode without it. Just look at the plot sypnosis up there you want to know how disjointed this one is. Luca$ himself disappears halfway through and only returns at the very end.