S02E10 · SCENE 7/22 · 06:24
Bart Gets Hit by a Car · Lionel Hutz's office
Hutz office meeting

Homer meets Hutz in his office to discuss the lawsuit.

06:24→06:29
in the episode · 0m 05s · S02E10

What happens

06:24–06:29

Homer goes to Hutz's office. Hutz boasts about his education. Hutz promises a big cash settlement for a 50% fee. Homer agrees to a million dollars.

WhereLionel Hutz's office
DriverLionel Hutz
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadBart's accident lawsuit

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06:25

Lionel Hutz.

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06:30Hutz office meeting

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06:24–06:29
A · Bart's accident lawsuit
B · Homer and Marge marriage strain
C · Burns settlement negotiation

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Lionel Hutz25 episodes · drives 9 scenes

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