S06E01 · SCENE 18/22 · 13:08
Bart of Darkness · Bart's bedroom
Bart spies with telescope

Bart uses the telescope to spy.

13:08→13:43
in the episode · 0m 35s · S06E01

What happens

13:08–13:43

Bart looks through the telescope. He sees boring things. He decides to spy on Springfield's underworld. He sees something at Flanders' house.

WhereBart's bedroom
DriverBart Simpson
Positionact2 · setup
ThreadNed Flanders murder mystery

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from this scene
13:09

It turned out it was his evil twin.

13:21

I'm never gonna see anything interesting with this stupid piece of junk.

13:32

That came from Flanders' house.

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13:09Bart sees Flanders

Scene in the episode

13:08–13:43
A · Bart's housebound summer
B · Lisa's popularity rise
C · Ned Flanders murder mystery

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THE SIMPSONS - "Bart Thinks Ned Flanders is a Murderer" - 1994 · A FUSCO - Classic TV
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