S20E03 · SCENE 12/23 · 10:36
Double, Double, Boy in Trouble · Woosterfield mansion
Bart calls Milhouse from mansion

Bart calls Milhouse to brag about his new rich life.

10:36→11:32
in the episode · 0m 56s · S20E03

What happens

10:36–11:32

Bart calls Milhouse from the mansion, showing off the caller ID. He tells Milhouse he switched places with a millionaire and is sending a car for him.

WhereWoosterfield mansion
DriverBart
Positionact1 · escalation
ThreadBart switches lives with rich kid

Key lines

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10:44

Ooh! And a racecar bed! That really races!

11:06

Back in the poster, Gabby. Yes, sir.

11:24

Just sit tight. I'm sending a car.

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Scene DNA

weights 0–1
cheerful0.9
impersonation0.7
scheme0.3
absurd0.1
phone call

Beats

11:13Bart calls Milhouse
11:20Bart sends car for Milhouse

Scene in the episode

10:36–11:32
A · Bart switches lives with rich kid
B · Homer loses lottery ticket due to Bart
C · Lenny wins lottery and throws party
D · Bart's bad behavior escalates

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Bart Simpson282 episodes · drives 1371 scenes
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Milhouse Van Houten89 episodes · drives 47 scenes

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