S09E08 · SCENE 12/24 · 09:56
Lisa the Skeptic · Simpson house garage
Homer charges admission

Homer sets up a paid viewing of the angel skeleton.

09:56→10:44
in the episode · 0m 48s · S09E08

What happens

09:56–10:44

Homer sets up a sign charging fifty cents to see the angel. Lisa argues it's unfair and wants to take it to a museum for scientific testing. Homer refuses, fearing loss of income.

WhereSimpson house garage
DriverHomer
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadHomer's get-rich scheme

Key lines

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10:02

Pay you a buck. A buck, eh?

10:40

It's sacrilegious, I tell ya.

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argument

Beats

10:17Lisa argues with Homer

Scene in the episode

09:56–10:44
A · Angel hoax and faith
B · Homer's get-rich scheme
C · Lisa's scientific skepticism
D · Police sting operation

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