Star-Spangled Banner question

Sep 20, 2001, 11:36 PM ET8 posts by 7 posters
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Ted S.

I tried to find the answer on snpp.com, but couldn't:

In which episode do OFF attend a baseball game where the national anthem goes on for something like 30 minutes?

(I was going to ask in which episode Debbie Gibson sings the national anthem, but I later realised it was actually Cyndi Lauper singing in that episode, not Debbie Gibson.)

Thanks in advance!

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Yarn SpinnerTed S.

Isn't it Dancing Homer?

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This episode was just on on WNDS. It is the Cyndi Lauper version that has a few extra lines that are just lines from some of her songs. It is the episode where the Isotopes go to the championship ("TOPES RULE"), and Homer trashes the elementary school with Barney, Carl, and Lenny ("NO, NOT LENNY"), and then Wiggum imposes a curfew, and the kids sneak out and go to the drive-in to see "The Bloodening", and we find out that Milhouse has Teletubbies underwear. The highlights include Eddy scaring Wiggum by shining the spotlight in the kids eyes when they are in the paddy wagon, Milhouse watching the Teletubbies on TV, and the school nurse giving the Isotope players their drug tests.

Aaron Hirshberg

Matt GarveyAaron Hirshberg

No, it was 7F05, Dancin' Homer, like they said. According to the clocks, it lasted about 26 minutes, and Lisa and Bleeding Gums (who was singing) were the only ones who stayed awake during the whole thing.

Aaron Hirshberg wrote:

Luke HoffmannAaron Hirshberg

A favorite of mine. Lauper DID sing in that one, but we only get the last few lines.

Homer: "Who won: The losers?" Bart: "No, they lost." Homer: "Figures."

Kent Brachman:(After interviewing Homer in Moe's): "And there you have it: "Woo"."

Lenny: "That sniper at the playoffs was a blessing in disguise."

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CanastaLuke Hoffmann

Playoffs?!?!? Try all-star game.

In article , [email] (Luke Hoffmann) wrote:

Luke HoffmannCanasta

D'oh! I stand corrected.

Luke Hoffmann [email]

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Kristian RongeTed S.

On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Ted S. wrote:

It's "Dancin' Homer", 7F05. That version kicked major ass!

Her version's pretty good, too.

/ Kristian

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