10/3 - Loan-a-Lisa (MABF17) Lisa invests some money she got from Grampa in Nelson's new business, which is an instant success, but she's afraid that he's letting it get to his head when he decides that he no longer needs to go to school, an opinion that is strengthened when Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (voicing himself) reveals he was a dropout as well * There is a (small) chance this episode may start late in the Eastern and Central time zones because of Fox NFL coverage
10/10 - (only a) DOUBLE FEATURE ------------------------------- 7:30 - The Bob Next Door (MABF11) Bart is so convinced that the new next-door neighbor is Sideshow Bob in disguise that Marge takes him to the prison to show him Bob is still behind bars...but looks can be deceiving
8:00 - MoneyBART (MABF18) Under the impresion that an Ivy League application can never have too many extracurricular activities on it, Lisa becomes a coach of Bart's Little League team, but when Bart claims that Lisa has turned baseball from fun into a contest of brains and statistics (with help from baseball statistics guru Bill James voicing himself), she kicks him off the team before the championship game
10/17 - PRE-EMPTED for game 2 of the baseball National League Championship Series
STUFF for "Elementary School Musical" (MABF21) ---------------------------------------------- Written by Tim Long Directed by Mark Kirkland Billboard: Prof. Frink's Sex/Kill-Bot / Make sure switch is in correct position Blackboard: WHEN I SLEPT IN CLASS, IT WAS NOT TO HELP LEO DICAPRIO Couch: They sit in front of a banner reading "23 SEASONS - CONGRATULATIONS FROM FOX"; a man brings in a cupcake with a candle, which Maggie blows out, only for the man to eat the cupcake Special Guest Voices: Jemaine Clement, Ira Glass, Stephen Hawking, Brett McKenzie, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley Also Starring: Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille, Russi Taylor, Karl Wiedergott Overseas Animation: Rough Draft TV Rating: TV-PG-V "Brush Your Teeth" music by Alf Clausen, lyrics by Tim Long "Medium T-Shirt", "Meal Lady", "We Never Do That", "Artists" (plus Reprise), and "Playing Guitars" music by Jemaine Clement and Brent McKenzie, lyrics by Tim Long, performed by Mickey Petralia
"Elementary School Musical" is also the name of a "South Park" episode, where all of the kids act as if they're right out of the movie.
The pool doesn't include the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
In reality, Nobel prizes are announced one per day.
Maggie doesn't seem to have a problem with "off-brand" pacifiers, like she did in a past episode.
One of the campers is in a wheelchair - most likely a reference to Artie from "Glee", although the character isn't wearing glasses (but then, none of the characters here look like the actors).
All of the flutes look like they're gold plated.
Speaking of flutes, Sherri and Terri are playing flute in the school band, like they used to do in the show's opening - in fact, the band room scene looks very similar to the one in the opening.
One of the Krusty clips is of his "nip slip", which appears to be a reference to Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" during a Super Bowl halftime show.
The "Sprooklyn Bridge" is deserted when Lisa is on it.
When Lisa is riding at night, she doesn't have a light, which is illegal.
When Ethan and Kurt fly, the flying sound effect is the one that Rocky the Flying Squirrel has when he flies.
Ethan (Ballantyne) and Kurt (Hardwick) live at 652 8th Avenue, according to the sheet Lisa has, but it doesn't say in which room they live, yet she manages to find them without apparently having to ask anybody.
The only other name and address on the sheet not blocked by Lisa's hand is Aiesha Smith, 11 Western Road, Shelbyville, USA. (The name below it could be Josh Perry of (something) Elm Street, Springfield, USA.)
LYRICS ------ (untitled - music is "Good Vibrations") I...I love the elegant pearls you wear And the starfish shape that constitutes your hair You'll be staying in cabin 12 And we think that you'll be very happy there You're gonna like arts camp, Lisa Marge paid with her debit Visa (those two lines are repeated in the background chorus, as Lisa repeats "Arts, arts, arts education")
Artists Artists are the people who hold up a mirror Artists make society see its faults clearer Artists help stamp out oppression and wars And when we camp outdoors, we make the best S'mores Three layers, mother nature Artists end poverty with music and dance Artists make art on the beaches of France (Lisa) I never knew artists were all so amazing Excuse me while I talk to this cow that is grazing I give art like you give milk (cow) Moo (translation: But they can't bottle your genius) Everyone listens when artists are talking 'Cause artists are smarter than Mr. Steven Hawking (Hawking) Oh yeah, break it down for me, fellas A brief history of rhyme (Lisa) Do you think that I can be an artist in the city? Hold on, Lisa, let me check with the committee... Yes Lisa, you can be an artist in the world So move to the city when you're less itty-bitty, girl To the gritty city when you're less itty-bitty, girl The city's pretty gritty for an itty-bitty pretty girl
Artists (Reprise) Artists are the least important people in the worls So whatever you do, don't be an artist, girl Artists make a living dressing up like a falafel Artists shed a tear when they're called something awful (Krusty) Artists sit in jail on a lifetime hitch The only way out is, become a prison snitch (Lisa) What I don't get is, why all the lies? We wanted you to think we were happening guys
-- Don S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!) f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M48 What - only one Gleek uploaded the song with the Glee actors onto YouTube in the first four hours after it aired?