S05E20 · SCENE 3/24 · 00:59
The Boy Who Knew Too Much · Springfield Elementary classroom
Uncomfortable chairs

Mrs. Krabappel introduces painful new chairs and extends school hours.

00:59→01:41
in the episode · 0m 42s · S05E20
Uncomfortable chairs

What happens

00:59–01:41

Mrs. Krabappel unveils ultra-hard chairs causing back spasms, then announces extra two hours due to fast clocks.

WhereSpringfield Elementary classroom
DriverMrs. Krabappel
Positioncomplication
ThreadBart's hooky and trial

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01:05

They're not imprisoning us, Bart, they're--

01:19

This bus and I have sort of a Shining thing going on.

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00:59–01:41
A · Bart's hooky and trial
B · Homer's jury duty
C · Skinner's pursuit

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