Bart and Lisa are living up to their potential and its almost lethal.
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The Simpsons: Season 27 Episode 8.
The Simpson kids are finally living up the promise of the Simpson family legacy.
This isnt the first time the Simpsons have thought Bart is a budding sociopath.
She saw a budding career delinquent when he shoplifted a Bonestorm video game.
His mother also worried when Bart killed a bird with a BB gun.
In both cases, Bart was reacting to peer pressure.
Shoplifting is, after all, a victimless crime, like punching someone in the dark.
And in all cases Bart feels bad about the bad things hes done.
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Bart shows all the early indicators of sociopathololgy.
Lisa always saw this coming.
Lisas path is less social.
They drove their original lady inventor Amelia Vanderbuckle into early enforced and confinement, I mean retirement.
Of course, the savage steam-powered barber chair might have made a small contribution.
But reality has a way of annexing satire and turning it into the mundane.
There is a reason Willie burns all the alternative-energy vehicles and everything else that smacks of progress.
Homer sees the true potential of the early loom, erotic patterns.
But Marge will never be forgiven.
Paths of Glory is timed well, with enough gags to go around.
The episode also makes you think, but not that hard.
Hank Azaria plays Groundskeeper Willie and Chief Wiggum.
Harry Shearer is Mr. Burns.
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Putt Putt Power mini-golf windmill farmers.
National Petroleum: Greening the arctic.
Try Krusty Burgers New Sunchoke Burger.
We dont know what sunchokes are either.
Mushroom Water: Cap your thirst.
Yabba Dabba Dune Buggy powered by Nelsons bare feet.
Patient records and Napoleon hats.
Homicidal maniacs: Extremely Dangerous.
Encyclopedia of Mothers fears: Volume 20 Salmonella to Sound Bites.
If your child is a sociopath we can help.
Ginos: Best Pizza in the Asylum District.
Rating:
4 out of 5