S02E10 · SCENE 1/22 · 01:41
Bart Gets Hit by a Car · Springfield street
Bart hit by car

Bart is struck by a car and taken to the hospital.

01:41→01:54
in the episode · 0m 13s · S02E10
Bart hit by car

What happens

01:41–01:54

Bart is hit by a car and Mr. Burns offers a nickel. Smithers insists on calling an ambulance. Bart is taken away in the ambulance.

WhereSpringfield street
DriverMr. Burns
Positioncold_open · setup
ThreadBart's accident lawsuit

Key lines

from this scene
01:43

Just give him a nickel and let's get going!

01:47

I think we should call an ambulance, sir.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
chaotic0.7
violence0.6
coincidence0.4
absurd0.3
argument

Beats

01:42Bart is hit by a car

Scene in the episode

01:41–01:54
A · Bart's accident lawsuit
B · Homer and Marge marriage strain
C · Burns settlement negotiation

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