History Recap / TheSimpsonsS16E11OnAClearDayICantSeeMySister

* BlatantBurglar: An employee at the store explains to Homer [[spoiler: things that aren't bolted are easy to steal, hence why he never left, even removing the chips themselves]]. Homer uses this to his own “shopping”.

* TheCameo: Creator/GaryBusey is the host of the instruction video explaining how restraining orders work. He says that he has to do so because the court ordered him to (considering he says that the video's example situation was [AndThatLittleGirlWasMe his own situation]], that explains it).

* WildChild: Bart becomes one after being forced to live outside due to the 500 ft. order.

* AesopAmnesia: On the final act, Lisa declares that if she can remember three good acts that Bart had ever done for her, she would remove the restraining order. This would have been a good moment to remember [[ContinuityNod any of the good things that Bart had done for her during the series]][[note]]some examples include the two of them throwing the hockey game where they're pitted against each other on "Lisa on Ice," Bart taking the fall for Lisa when she steals the teacher's editions in "Separate Vocations," Bart telling Lisa she's not ugly and helping her walk in high heels on "Lisa the Beauty Queen," Bart standing up to Nelson when Nelson steals Lisa's cupcakes for Mrs. Hoover in "Bart the General," the song "Lisa, It's Your Birthday", Bart using his $500 to buy Lisa a copy of Bleeding Gum Murphy's record in "Round Springfield", and Bart getting the beach kids to sign Lisa's yearbook in "Summer of 4'2""[[/note]], but she cannot remember any (and when she does, [[NoodleIncident it is none that the audience had seen before]]).

* LaughingMad: Gary Busey is portrait this way.

* BadBoss: The Sprawl Mart manager guy for making Homer take a position that will force him to work overtime and by forging Mexican citizenship to blackmail him into taking the job, then locking everyone in the store to do work he just made up for them, and swallowing the bathroom key so they can't go to the restroom for the next several hours.

* AesopAmnesia: On the final act, Lisa declares that if she can remember three good acts that Bart had ever done for her, she would remove the restraining order. This would have been a good moment to remember [[ContinuityNod any of the good things that Bart had done for her during the series]][[note]]some examples include the two of them throwing the hockey game where they're pitted against each other on "Lisa on Ice," Bart taking the fall for Lisa when she steals the teacher's editions in "Separate Vocations," Bart telling Lisa she's not ugly and helping her walk in high heels on "Lisa the Beauty Queen," Bart standing up to Nelson when Nelson steals Lisa's cupcakes for Mrs. Hoover in "Bart the General," the song "Lisa, It's Your Birthday", and Bart getting the beach kids to sign Lisa's yearbook in "Summer of 4'2""[[/note]], but she cannot remember any (and when she does, [[NoodleIncident it is none that the audience had seen before]]).

* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: When Bart is sent to live into the woods outside of the house, he thinks that the rest of the family will miss him. One ExpositionCut later, the rest of the family are playing Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass' ''Tijuana Taxi'' inside the house. The family plays ''Tijuana Taxi'' again at the end of the episode when Lisa destroys the restraining order.

* BadBoss: The Sprawl Mart manager guy for making Homer take a position that will force him to work overtime and by forging Mexican citizenship to blackmail him into taking the job, then locking everyone in the store to do work he just made up for them.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Lisa gets a restraining order against Bart after he humiliated her on a field trip. Later, Judge Harm extends the order from 50 to 500 feet after Bart makes cracks at her marriage.

* {{Jerkass:}} Skinner makes the kids pull the bus up the hill with chains to the field trip.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Lisa gets a restraining order against Bart after humiliated her on a field trip. Later, Judge Harm extends the order from 50 to 500 feet after Bart makes cracks at her marriage.

* HollywoodRestrainingOrder and HilarityEnsues: In real life, Bart could have gotten the order lifted instantly by showing evidence that Lisa was following him around to force him out of places outside of the restraining order distance (it's implied he has permanent nerve damage because of it), as it shows willful abuse of the law, but [[RuleOfFunny that wouldn't make the story that interesting]].

* AesopAmnesia: On the final act, Lisa declares that if she can remember three good acts that Bart had ever done for her, she would remove the restraining order. This would have been a good moment to remember [[ContinuityNod any of the good things that Bart had done for her during the series]][[note]]some examples include the two of them throwing the hockey game where they're pitted against each other on "Lisa on Ice," Bart taking the fall for Lisa when she steals the teacher's editions in "Separate Vocations," Bart telling Lisa she's not ugly and helping her walk in high heels on "Lisa the Beauty Queen," Bart standing up to Nelson when Nelson steals Lisa's cupcakes for Mrs. Hoover in "Bart the General," and Bart getting the beach kids to sign Lisa's yearbook in "Summer of 4'2""[[/note]], but she cannot remember any (and when she does, [[NoodleIncident it is none that the audience had seen before]]).

* AesopAmnesia: On the final act, Lisa declares that if she can remember three good acts that Bart had ever done for her, she would remove the restraining order. This would be a good moment to remember [[ContinuityNod any of the good things that Bart had done for her during the series]], but she cannot remember any (and when she does, it is none that the audience had seen before).

* ComicallyMissingThePoint /DramaticallyMissingThePoint: The third good thing that Bart does for Lisa ([[AesopAmnesia that she can recall]]) is a straw effigy that he builds on the back yard. She thinks that it was to show that he misses being part of the family. In reality he was going to [[KillItWithFire set it on fire]] as a symbol of his spite for her (although [[SureLetsGoWithThat he's quick to say that it was out of love, when Lisa tells him she's moved by it]]).

* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: When Bart is sent to live into the woods outside of the house, he thinks that the rest of the family will miss him. One ExpositionCut later, the rest of the family are playing Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass' ''Tijuana Taxi''. The family plays ''Tijuana Taxi'' again at the end of the episode, when Lisa destroys the restraining order.

* HollywoodRestrainingOrder: In real life, Bart could have gotten the order lifted instantly by showing Lisa was following him around to force him out of places outside of the restraining order distance, as it shows willful abuse of the law, but [[RuleOfFunny that wouldn't make the story that interesting]].

* HollywoodRestrainingOrder: In real life, Bart could have gotten the order lifted instantly by showing Lisa was following him around to force him out of places outside of the restraining order distance, as it shows willful abuse of the law.

Lisa had enough of Bart’s actions and files a restraining order while Homer becomes a greeter of a super-store.

* HollywoodRestrainingOrder: In real Bart could have gotten the order lifted instantly by showing Lisa was following him around to force him out of places outside of the restraining order distance, as it shows willful abuse of the law.
* KidHasAPoint: Lisa pretty has a good reason to file a restraining order, although she learns her lesson.

* BlatantBurglar: An employee at the store explains to Homer [[spoiler: things that aren’t bolted are easy to steal, hence why he never left, even removing the chips themselves]]. Homer uses this to his own “shopping”.

* UpToEleven: Lisa does this to Bart when finally an order.
* WhatAnIdiot: If Wiggum isn’t stupid enough to arrest Snake for kidnapping the president, he does do that for Homer… he’s has a warrant to allow it.