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Hey, kids, it's story time!
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I'm gonna tell you the story
of Krusty's expensive new suit:
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His sexual-harassment suit.
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Oh, boy.
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Anyway, as part of Krusty's
plea bargain...
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...he has a new
court-ordered sidekick...
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...Ms. No-Means-No.
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You're hot. Let's get some dinner
after the show.
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I have dinner with all my employees.
Right, Sideshow Mel?
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We've never spoken outside of work.
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I'm surprised he didn't blame
his problems on his Percodan addiction.
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Wasn't my fault. It was the Percodan.
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If you ask me,
that stuff rots your brain.
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And now a word from my new sponsor.
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Percodan?! Oh, crap!
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Bart, are you ready
for your history test?
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You bet, Mom. Ask me anything.
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Okay. Who was
George Washington Carver?
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The guy who chopped up
George Washington?
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Really?
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-Bart, you said you were going to study.
-My stomach.
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-You just don't wanna take that test.
-No, I mean it. It really hurts.
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Mom, I think he's serious.
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Kids are so naive.
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Lisa, when you get to be our age,
you'll learn a few things.
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Like when a sign says,
"Do not feed the bears"...
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...man, you'd better not
feed the bears.
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Now, get to school, boy.
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Mrs. Krabappel, I can't take the test.
I have a stomachache.
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Well, that's a lame excuse
for an excuse.
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Look, if you ignore me and I die,
you'll get in a lot of trouble.
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Read page six of the school charter.
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"No teacher shall be held accountable
if Bart Simpson dies."
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We're also absolved if Milhouse
gets eaten by the school snake.
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Hey, cool, there's a rabbit in here.
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Mrs. Krabappel, I'm done failing the test.
Can I please go to the nurse?
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Gosh, maybe you really are in pain.
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Well, it would be cruel
not to let you go.
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Now you may go.
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Lunchlady Doris, why are you here?
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Budget cuts. They've even got
Groundskeeper Willie teaching French.
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Banjul”, you cheese-eating
surrender monkeys.
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Look, my stomach really hurts.
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All I can give you are
these chewable Prozac for kids.
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Your choice: Manic-Depressive Mouse
or the Bluebird of Unhappiness.
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Superintendent Chalmers, meet
our new school nurse, Lunchlady Doris.
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Nice to see you. Seymour, why is that
student lying unconscious on the floor?
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Well, in many cases,
the floor is the best--
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Oh, look, here comes Lumpy.
the school snake.
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Help! Help!
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Oh, Lord.
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Don't worry, son. You'll be fine.
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This boy's appendix is inflamed
and about to burst...
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...which will make it easier to find
once I get in there.
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Man, these are prime seats.
I could really go for a hot dog.
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Homer, this is an operation.
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Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs here!
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Okay, Bart, I will count to three,
and you will be sound asleep.
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One, two, three.
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-Out like alight.
-Scalpel.
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Maybe if I fiddle with these knobs.
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Hey, I smell gas.
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Pleasant gas.
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Night-night gas.
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How's my special little guy?
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How you feeling, big brother?
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Oh, this is wonderful. You're alive.
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-No thanks to you, Homer.
-Why, you little--
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Now, Homer, please. The boy's
just had a very serious operation.
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Oh, right.
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Now, Bart, I found the culprit:
a jagged, metal cereal O.
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Wicked. I got this cool scar.
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And I get to miss a week of school.
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Dr. Hibbert, can I have
my appendix out?
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Why not. Follow me, kids.
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Nurse, prep these children.
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I'm glad you're okay, Bart.
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Bleeding Gums Murphy.
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Little Lisa. It's good to see you again.
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It's been along time.
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My friends call me Bleeding Gums.
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How'd you get a name like that?
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Let me put it this way.
You ever been to the dentist?
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-Yeah.
-Not me.
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I suppose I should go to one, but I
got enough pain in my life as it is.
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-What are you here for?
-My brother just had his appendix out.
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-Is he gonna be okay?
-Hello, I'm Dr. Cheeks.
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I'm doing my rounds,
and I'm a little behind.
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He'll be fine.
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Lisa, I sure am glad you dropped by.
You're the first visitor I've had.
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-What about your family?
-I don't really have a family.
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All I had was a little brother
who grew up to become a doctor.
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He used to laugh
at the most inappropriate times.
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I've got an older brother
that I'll never see.
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He's a jazz musician or some such.
Oh, well. Bye-bye.
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It must be awful to be
all alone in the world.
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Well, I always had my music.
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I learned at the feet
of Blind Willy Witherspoon.
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I've been playing jazz for 30 years,
and I just can't make a go of it.
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I want you to have my saxophone.
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This isn't a saxophone,
it's an umbrella.
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So I've played a umbrella
for 30 years?
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Why didn't anybody tell me?
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-We all thought it was funny.
-That's not funny.
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Then I got my big break.
I was on Steve Allen's Tonight! show.
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Now, a brilliant jazz musician who's
inspired me to do some improv poetry.
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Twinkle, twinkle, groovy cat
How I wonder where you at
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I really love the way you cook
Like me, when I wrote this bank
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How to Make Love to Steve Allen.
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From the author of
Happiness Is 6 Naked Steve Allen...
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...Journey to the Center of Steve Allen
and The Joy of Cooking Steve Allen.
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I cut my first and only album,
Sax an the Beach.
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But then I spent all my money
on my $1500-a-day habit.
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I'd like another Fabergé egg, please.
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-Sir, don't you think you've had enough?
-I'll tell you when I've had enough!
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When was the last time you worked?
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In '86, when I did a guest shot
on The Cosby Show.
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Hey, kids. Meet Grandpa Murphy.
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But we have three grandpas already.
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This one is a great jazz musician.
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They all are.
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You see, the kids,
they listen to the rap music...
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...which gives them the brain damage.
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With their hipping and the hopping
and the bipping and the hopping.
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So they don't know
what the jazz is all about.
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You see, jazz is like
a Jell-O Pudding Pop.
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No. Actually, it's more like Kodak film.
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No. Actually, jazz is like
the New Coke.
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It'll be around forever.
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Wow, you've had some career.
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Although the moral seems to be that
a life of jazz leaves you sad and lonely.
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Well, before you came to visit,
I would have agreed with you.
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This just in: Krusty the Clown staged
a press conference today...
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...to defend himself against charges
that his products are unsafe...
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...his theme park is a deathtrap...
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...and that he's marketing videos
of Tanya Harding's wedding night.
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I contend the tourists
were decapitated...
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...before they entered the Krustyland
House of Knives. Next question.
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What about that little boy who got
appendicitis from eating your cereal?
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To prove that this metal O is harmless,
I will personally eat one.
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See? There's nothing-
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Oh, boy!
This thing is shredding my insides!
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Krusty, that wasn't the metal one.
That was a regular Krusty-O.
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It's poison.
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-So you all set for your recital?
-I sure am. Look.
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I stopped brushing my teeth
so I can play just like you.
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Lisa, honey, music comes from what's
in your heart, not what's on your teeth.
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Come on, let's jam.
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Hey, Moe, what will you give me
for an A.A. chip?
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Barney, this is a five-minute chip.
It's worth a Pabst.
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Baby, you are gonna
knock them dead.
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Here, take this for luck.
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Your sax! Thank you so much.
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Now, I have learned that
most of the orchestra...
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...is having their appendixes removed.
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50 without further ado,
I give you the remnants...
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...of the Springfield Elementary School
orchestra.
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On saxophone, Lisa Simpson.
On triangle, Martin Prince.
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And with a flute up his nose,
Ralph Wiggum.
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That's some nice fluting.
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They'll play
"Stars and Stripes Forever."
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Hopefully not forever.
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This sucks.
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Hey, Bleeding Gums, I was great!
And I owe it all to--
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What happened to Mr. Murphy?
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I'm sorry. He passed away.
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Lisa, honey, are you gonna be okay?
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Bleeding Gums was my hero,
and I never got to tell him how I felt.
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Oh, I'm sure he knew.
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And I'm sure that wherever he is now,
he's happy.
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But he was the only person who had
the same love for music that I do.
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Thank you.
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Oh, Dad, why did he have to die?
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Well, it's like the time that your cat,
Snowball, got run over.
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-Remember, honey?
-Yeah.
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What I'm saying is,
all we have to do...
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...is go down to the pound
and get a new jazzman.
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Oh, Dad!
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I blew it again.
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What?
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Hey, Lis, you still upset
about that jazz guy?
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If it helps,
I believe that after you die...
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...you can come back
as whatever you want.
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-I'll be a butterfly.
-How come?
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Because nobody ever
suspects the butterfly.
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I didn't burn down the school.
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It was the butterfly, I tell you.
The butterfly!
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He's crazy, boys. Get the Taser.
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Maybe I need to talk to somebody
with a little more age and wisdom.
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Death stalks you at every turn.
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-Grampa.
-Well, it does.
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There it is. Death!
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It's only Maggie.
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Oh, yeah.
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You know, at my age,
the mind starts playing tricks. 50--
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-Death!
-That's only the cat.
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-Death!
-That's Maggie again, Grampa.
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Where were we? Death!
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How come it won't stop hurting?
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Lisa, it's normal to be sad
when a friend dies.
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And Bleeding Gums
was a good friend to you.
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But nobody is really gone
as long as we remember them.
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If you really want to preserve
his memory...
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...I recommend getting a tattoo.
It preserves the things you love.
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"Starland Vocal Band"? They suck!
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Death!
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-Isn't anybody gonna show up?
-Well, Lisa, we've waited an hour.
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Dearly beloved,
we are gathered here today...
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...to bid farewell
to Blood and Guts Murphy--
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No! It was Bleeding Gums Murphy.
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Anyway, Bloody Gums Murphy
was quite the sousaphone player--
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Saxophone! He was a jazz musician.
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You didn't know him.
Nobody knew him.
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But he was a great man.
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And I won't rest
until all of Springfield...
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...knows the name
Bleeding Gums Murphy.
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And I won't rest
until I've gotten a hot dog.
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Homer, this is a cemetery.
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Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs here!
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What do you do,
follow my husband around?
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Lady, he's putting my kids
through college.
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Good news, Bart.
The Krusty-O Cereal Corp...
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...has settled your case for $100,000.
less, of course, my legal fees.
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What kind of legal fees?
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Well, for a case this complex...
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...I had to assemble
a crack team of lawyers.
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Ronald Chaporo, trial attorney.
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Albert Dershman, who can hold
three billiard balls in his mouth.
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How much of the 100 thou do I get?
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Five hundred dollars?
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-Yes, well--
-Cool.
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Glad you're happy. Let's roll.
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I can't believe it. Five hundred bucks!
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Just think what I can do
with that money.
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Five hundred dollars on red.
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The winner is black.
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Cool.
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I wanna honor Bleeding Gums' memory,
but I don't know where to start.
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Maybe you could get the local
jazz station to do a tribute to him, huh?
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Jazz. They just make it up
as they go along. I could do that.
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-That's "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
-Okay, then this:
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That's the same thing.
You just replaced "dees" with "do's."
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I have a request. I'd like you to do
a tribute to Bleeding Gums Murphy.
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I'd love to, little sister,
but we don't have his album.
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-What if I could find it?
-I'd spin it.
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But ain't no one gonna hear it.
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Our broadcast range is only 23 feet...
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...which makes us the most powerful
jazz station in the entire U.S. of A.
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Gee, your station has
a lot of problems.
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Tell me about it.
Just look at our morning guy.
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Hello. This is "Moleman in the Morning."
Good Moleman to you.
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Today, part four of our series
of the agonizing pain...
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...in which I live every day.
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Two hundred and fifty dollars?
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But I need that album to honor
the memory of Bleeding Gums Murphy.
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He's dead?
Well, why didn't you say so?
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Where am I gonna get $500?
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Now drive, Smithers. Drive.
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Excuse me, my good man,
I have $500 to blow.
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-What have you got?
-Behold the ultimate Pug.
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I'll take it.
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Lisa, look what I've got. Ta-da!
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Bart, I can't believe it. But why?
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When I said my stomach hurt,
you were the only one who believed me.
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Oh, thank you. But $500...
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You'll never see that much
money again.
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Oh, yeah? Take a look at this.
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I got the album.
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Here. You can listen to it on this.
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I did the best I could, Bleeding Gums.
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Attention, all units.
Attention, all units.
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Poison-gas cloud heading for-
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That's nice. Hey, it's getting cloudy.
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Oh, boy.
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That was for you, Bleeding Gums.
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You've made
an old jazzman happy, Lisa.
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You must avenge my death, Kimba.
I mean, Simba.
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Luke, I am your father.
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This is CNN.
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Will you guys pipe down?
I'm saying goodbye to Lisa.
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We're sorry.
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I don't want you to go.
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Sorry, but I have to. Goodbye.
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Goodbye.
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Oh, what the heck.
Once more, from the top.
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One more time!
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Oh, came an, Lisa.
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I got a date with Billie Holiday.