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Michael Jackson! |
We've just been handed a bulletin from our Rock 'N' Rumor Department. |
That's right, Michael Jackson -- the Thriller himself -- is moonwalkin' his way right here to our very own Spring- field! |
And while we go check it out, why don't you enjoy our seldom heard, extra longggg version of "In-a-Gadda-da-Vida." |
Michael Jackson! Oh such a thing happens once in a blue moon. Do I dare to leave my post? |
Aye carumba! |
This is the most exciting thing to happen to our fair town since the uh Dalai Lama visited in 1952. And so, I hereby declare that Route 401, currently known as the Dalai Lama Expressway, will henceforth be known as the Michael Jackson Expressway. |
And the guy in the pink shirt is the father of the family who, it turns out, was just released from a mental hospital. |
Thanks everybody! It's great to be sane. |
Here he is! Here's the guy you wanna see. |
Huh? Huh? |
He's three hundred pounds. |
He's white. |
He's dressed without flair. |
What the hell made me think Michael Jackson would even visit this jerkwater burg? |
You owe us Michael Jackson. |
Don't ever show your face around here again, ya tool. |
Bart, the entire town is howling for your blood, and before I join them I have one question: Today is my birthday -- you promised to get me something, and... and I'm afraid to ask. |
You know, maybe you should trust that instinct and not ask. |
I thought so. Oh, Bart, you... |
Come off. I'm sane now. |
Dear Bart, I am using the stationery Mom and Dad gave me for my birthday to inform you that we are now brother and sister in name only. Perhaps if a professional so advises, I will give you a hug at some far distant family reunion, but rest assured it will be purely for show. |
Hey, Bart. |
Hey... you. |
I WISH YOU BETTER THAN YOUR HEART DESIRE / |
Bart, when I was a kid, I didn't have much money. So you know what I did when my sisters' birthdays rolled around? |
Stiffed 'em? |
No. I wrote them a song. To show that I cared. |
I can't write a song. I'm only ten. |
Only ten? When I was your age I had six gold records. |
Hey, Looney Tunes, this is what Michael Jackson looks like. You look like a big fat mental patient. |
You'd be amazed how often I hear that. |
Just leave me alone. |
Look boy, either Michael Jackson is some guy working in a recording studio in LA or he's here with you willing to work on this song. It's your choice. So long. |
Wait, wait, Michael! You go sit at the piano and I'll boil some coffee. |
LISA, HER TEETH ARE BIG AND GREEN / LISA, SHE SMELLS LIKE GASOLINE / LISA, DA DA DA DEESA / SHE IS MY SIS-TA, HER BIRTHDAY I MISSED-TA. |
Uh, no. |
Bart, we've got to get to your real feelings about your sister. |
I don't have any. |
Well, let's go look at her. Maybe that will help. |
Ah, she looks sad. |
That's cause she knows you're looking at her. |
Although I am aware you are looking at me, I would look exactly the same even if you weren't. |
Bart, think. What happens to you when you turn eight? |
Well, your training wheels come off your bike. |
Good. That's good. THE TRAINING WHEELS COME OFF YOUR BIKE / YOU START TO NOTICE BOYS YOU LIKE...HEE, HEE, HEE. |
You're just putting that in because it's commercial. |
Lisa... Lisa... Lisa. |
Huh... wha-- Bart, it's six a.m. |
That's right! Hope you like your present. And a-one, and a-two, and a one, two, three, four -- |
LI-SA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / AND GOD BLESS YOU THIS DAY / YOU GAVE ME THE GIFT OF A LITTLE SISTER / AND I'M PROUD OF YOU TODAY... |
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA / |
AND YOUR FIRST KISS FROM A BOY... |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA / |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA... |
Oh! This is the best present I ever got. Thank you, Bart. Thank you Michael. |
Well, my work is done here. |
Hey, Michael. What happened to your voice? |
This is my real voice. My name is Leon Kompowski and I'm a brick layer from Patterson, New Jersey. All my life I was very angry until one day I just talked like this. All of a sudden everybody was smiling at me, and I was only doin' good on this earth, so I kept on doin' it. To make a tired point. Which one of us is truly crazy? |
Not me. I got this. |
Bye, bye, Leon / Bye, roomie / Bye, Pardner / You're a credit to Dementia! |
See ya! |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / GOD BLESS YOU THIS DAY / YOU GAVE-A ME THE GIFT-A DA DOO DA DEE DEE DOO DOO / AND I'M A PROUD OF YOU TODAY! |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA / LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA... |
I WISH YOU LOVE AND GOOD WILL / I WISH YOU PEACE AND JOY / |
I WISH YOU BETTER THAN YOUR HEART'S DESIRE / |
AND YOUR FIRST KISS FROM A BOY... |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA / LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA... |
Take it away, Lis. |
LISA IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY / HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA... |
Stupid junk mail... "You May Have Already Won!" Yeah, win this... "Here's Good News for Homer Simpsoy"... I'll see that he gets it. How dumb do they think I am? |
Huh? A check? |
One Million dollars? I'm rich! |
Mr. Simpson, I can assure you this "check" of yours is non-negotiable. |
Oh yeah? Well, what makes you so damn sure? |
You see where it says "VOID-VOID-VOID" and "This Is Not A Check"? "Cash value one twentieth of a cent"? "Mr. Banker, do not honor." |
Shut up. |
I had a feeling it was too good to be true. Every time you get a million dollars something queers the deal. |
I don't think real checks have exclamation points. |
Well, at least we got a free sample of Reading Digest. |
Marge, I never read a magazine in my life and I'm not gonna start now. |
Hey, a cartoon. |
"Well dear, you always wanted a compact." -- Ain't it the truth. |
No, it is not the truth, Homer. It's well documented that women are safer drivers than men. |
Oh, Marge. Cartoons don't have any deep meaning. They're just stupid drawings that give you a cheap laugh. |
Hey, Einstein. Put down your readin', it's lunchtime. |
Nah, you go ahead. |
Hey, You don't wanna eat? What'd ya do, get one of them stomach staples? |
As Tolstoy said in "Quotable Notables," "Give me learning, sir, and you may keep your black bread." |
Who is that bookworm, Smithers? |
Homer Simpson, sir. |
Simpson, eh? How very strange. His job description clearly specifies an illiterate. |
We now return to Troy McClure and Delores Montenegro in "Preacher with a Shovel." |
But irrigation can save your people, Chief Smiling Bear. |
Marge, look at them staring at that idiot box. God forbid they would ever read something and improve their minds. |
You've certainly taken a shine to that magazine. |
Important. |
Ooh... How about the "V"? |
It's not just one magazine, Marge. They take hundreds of magazines, filter out the crap, and leave you with something that fits right in your front pocket. |
Those kids don't know what they're missing. |
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