My friends and I were playing Rock, Scissors, Paper earlier, and we were reminded of the moment from the ep. where Lisa thinks to herself, "Poor Bart, he always chooses rock..." (I think) and Bart goes, "Good old Rock."
Anyways, what ep. is this from, and does Bart always choose Rock?
Thanks!
The ONE and ONLY, Brandon Foster-Gray
CAPT. TENNILLE: Simpson, you're like the son I never had. HOMER: And you're like the father I never visit. ---"Simpson Tide" episode, "The Simpsons," 1998
On 18 Jul 2001, One of the GOOD AOL users wrote:
9F16, "The Front". It's when they argue whose name will be put first on the cover of their I&S episode "Little Barbershop of Horrors".
The complete quote (knicked from http://www.snpp.com/episodes/9F16.html):
Lisa: Look, there's only one way to settle this. Rock-paper-scissors. Lisa's brain: Poor predictable Bart. Always takes `rock'. Bart's brain: Good ol' `rock'. Nuthin' beats that! Bart: Rock! Lisa: Paper. Bart: D'oh!
To the answer of your second question: His reference to "good, old rock" would suggest that he sticks to rock.
/ Kristian
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[email] (One of the GOOD AOL users) wrote in message news:...
The Front. The episode where Lisa and Bart write episodes of "Itchy and Scratchy", and use Abe as their front man. Now, directly from http://www.snpp.com/episodes/9F16.html:
Lisa reads a book on writing cartoons. The first thing is to find a setting. Outside, Homer clips the hedges, and accidentally truncates Marge's do. Bart suggests a barber shop. Lisa and Bart put together a cartoon starring Itchy as a barber. But they reach a sticky point: Whose name goes first?
Lisa: Look, there's only one way to settle this. Rock-paper-scissors. Lisa's brain: Poor predictable Bart. Always takes `rock'. Bart's brain: Good ol' `rock'. Nuthin' beats that! Bart: Rock! Lisa: Paper. Bart: D'oh!
Aaron Hirshberg