S18E14 · SCENE 19/24 · 16:59
Yokel Chords · Krusty's TV studio
Lisa confronts Krusty about missing school

Lisa tells Krusty the Spuckler kids missed reading class.

16:59→17:23
in the episode · 0m 24s · S18E14

What happens

16:59–17:23

Lisa confronts Krusty about the kids missing reading class. Krusty says to take it up with their manager. Cletus defends spending money on a solid gold hound dog.

WhereKrusty's TV studio
DriverLisa Simpson
Positionact2 · complication
ThreadLisa tutors hillbilly kids

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17:00

Uh... How do we get the real dog out?

17:04

Do you think I'm telling people not to have a cow because deep down I want them to have a cow?

17:13

I saw you yesterday in the dining room, and I didn't know if I should say "hi" or not.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
social rule violation0.6
angry0.6
absurd0.4
argument

Scene in the episode

16:59–17:23
A · Bart's therapy sessions
B · Lisa tutors hillbilly kids
C · Krusty exploits Spucklers

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[The Simpsons] Snake and Apu Go to Therapy · Chris Thompson (Stormwind Champion)
[The Simpsons] How do we gag a blabbermouth like Lisa · Chris Thompson (Stormwind Champion)

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Lisa Simpson246 episodes · drives 781 scenes
Kt
Krusty the Clown64 episodes · drives 180 scenes
CS
Cletus SpucklerHank Azaria10 episodes · drives 4 scenes

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