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* ToiletHumour: Students make a joke when Principal Skinner instructs them to use a ''number two'' pencil.
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* ToiletHumour: Students make a joke when Principal Skinner instructs them to use a ''number two'' pencil.pencil.
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* AssholeVictim: While what happens in Homer's fantasy is horrible, Helen Lovejoy, Agnes Skinner and Cookie Kwan are hardly people you'd give much sympathy to.
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* AssholeVictim: While what happens in Homer's fantasy is horrible, Helen Lovejoy, Agnes Skinner and Cookie Kwan are hardly people you'd give much sympathy to. Burns is hardly a sympathetic man either.
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* AssholeVictim: While what happens in Homer's fantasy is horrible, Helen Lovejoy, Agnes Skinner and Cookie Kwan are hardly people you'd give much sympathy to.
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* AnAesop: Not everyone learns the same way. Not every value of intelligence can be calculated with a test. Skinner realizes that his bad students that have little to no interest in education actually seem to learn when given an applied example rather than simply being told facts.
* HardTruthAesop: Not everyone learns the same way, and not every value of intelligence can be calculated with a test. Skinner realizes that his bad students that have little to no interest in education actually seem to learn when given an applied example rather than simply being told facts, while Lisa (a ChildProdigy who's WiseBeyondHerYears) finds it nigh-impossible to complete a standardized test because it's not compatible with the way her mind works.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Chalmers and Skinner tell Bart that he got a perfect score of 100% on the practice test, which would mean that a perfect score spells out "SLURP MY SNOT" on the Scantron sheet. Which it doesn't--the story was part of a ruse to get all the worst students off the property on test day.
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Ban evader reversion
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: The moment Homer realized his insurance lapsed, he, the man who once brushed off his ''brain being exposed'' by a killer house, is absolutely adamant nothing that could ''possibly'' cause injury happened before the insurance complaint could be read.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Just as Lisa decides maybe average intelligence isn't so bad, Skinner bursts in and declares the test pointless, effectively invalidating her mental struggle.
-->'''Lisa''': Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
-->'''Lisa''': Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
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** It would be perfectly understandable for Homer to be ''deadly horrified'' that his insurance lapsed by his own stupidity- considering how much he is injured (a ''two minute long'' montage of such being shown in this episode), he must have the best insurance in the business, otherwise he'd likely put his family in the poor house all on his own.
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* HehHehYouSaidX: Bart gets a kick out of making Skinner say "number 2" (pencil). Skinner's obliviousness to the joke leads him to make increasingly ridiculous sentences: "As you can see, I'm holding a big number two in my hands, enjoying the weight and feel of it."
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: The moment Homer realized his insurance lapsed, he, the man who once brushed off his ''brain being exposed'' by a killer house, is absolutely adamant nothing that could ''possibly'' cause injury happened before the insurance complaint could be read.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Just as Lisa decides maybe average intelligence isn't so bad, Skinner bursts in and declares the test pointless, effectively invalidating her mental struggle.
-->'''Lisa''': Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
-->'''Lisa''': Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
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** It would be perfectly understandable for Homer to be ''deadly horrified'' that his insurance lapsed by his own stupidity- considering how much he is injured (a ''two minute long'' montage of such being shown in this episode), he must have the best insurance in the business, otherwise he'd likely put his family in the poor house all on his own.
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* OffModel: Helen's shoes go from low-cut heeled flats to high-heeled pumps when they land on Cookie Kwan's eyes during Homer's ImagineSpot, likely intentional given it isn't a real situation to begin with. She also has two left feet during the scene.
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* AnAesop: Not everyone learns the same way. Not every value of intelligence can be calculated with a test. Skinner realizes that the his bad students that have little to no interest in education, actually seem to learn when given an applied example rather than simply being told facts.
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* AnAesop: Not everyone learns the same way. Not every value of intelligence can be calculated with a test. Skinner realizes that the his bad students that have little to no interest in education, education actually seem to learn when given an applied example rather than simply being told facts.
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* AnAxeToGrind: How Agnes dies in Homer's ImagineSpot.
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* ArtifactTitle: InUniverse. All reading classes change their names from flower-based names to barnyard-based names, although one of the teachers, Mr. Becker, objects, so his team remains the Daffodills.
-->'''Daffodills team:''' Go 'Dills! Go 'Dills!
-->'''Daffodills team:''' Go 'Dills! Go 'Dills!
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* ArtifactTitle: InUniverse. All reading classes change their names from flower-based names to barnyard-based names, although one of the teachers, Mr. Becker, objects, so his team remains the Daffodills.
-->'''DaffodillsDaffodils.
-->'''Daffodils team:''' Go 'Dills! Go 'Dills!
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-->'''Daffodils team:''' Go 'Dills! Go 'Dills!
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Bart calls school a "suck shack", as does Chalmers in a later scene.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Bart calls school a "suck shack", as does Chalmers in a later scene. Bart claims he learned the phrase from a kid at school, so Chalmers might have heard it from the same kid (or taught it to that kid, or ''been'' the "kid").
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Chalmers and Skinner tell Bart that he got a perfect score of 100% on the practice test, which would mean that a perfect score spells out "SLURP MY SNOT" on the Scantron sheet. Which it doesn't--the story was part of a ruse to get all the worst students off the property on test day.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Chalmers and Skinner tell Bart that he got a perfect score of 100% on the practice test, which would mean that a perfect score spells out "SLURP MY SNOT" on the Scantron sheet. Which it doesn't--the story was part of a ruse to get all the worst students off the property on test day.
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Unnecessary Pothole Magnet.
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Springfield Elementary ships out all the poor-testing students ([[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Principal Skinner]]) on the day of a major standardized test. Meanwhile, Homer has to be extra careful now that his insurance has lapsed and has to wait until 3:00pm to get it reinstated.
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Springfield Elementary ships out all the poor-testing students ([[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and (along with Principal Skinner]]) Skinner) on the day of a major standardized test. Meanwhile, Homer has to be extra careful now that his insurance has lapsed and has to wait until 3:00pm to get it reinstated.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Bart calls school a "suck shack", as does Chalmers in a later scene.
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** AesopAmnesia: Lisa "decides" maybe she's better off not being an annoying, brainy know-it-all... and talks it out just long enough for Skinner to come in and nullify it, with Lisa immediately declaring herself a brainy outcast again.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Hey, Chalmers, maybe you ''shouldn't'' plant seeds of doubt in the '''one student''' whose grades are ''keeping your school accredited?''
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* StatusQuoIsGod: It almost seems as if the show itself was taunting fans who hated Lisa's know-it-all aspects here; The ''moment'' she decided maybe she was better off not being a know-it-all, she talked it out ''just'' long enough for Skinner to show up and nullify the test.
--> '''Lisa:''' Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
* TakeThat: To standardized testing and how ineffective it really is.
--> '''Lisa:''' Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
* TakeThat: To standardized testing and how ineffective it really is.
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--> '''Lisa:''' Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Hey, Chalmers, maybe you ''shouldn't'' plant seeds of doubt in the '''one student''' whose grades are ''keeping your school accredited?''
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* StatusQuoIsGod: It almost seems as if the show itself was taunting fans who hated Lisa's know-it-all aspects here; The ''moment'' she decided maybe she was better off not being a know-it-all, she talked it out ''just'' long enough for Skinner to show up and nullify the test.
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--> '''Lisa:''' Hooray! I'm a brainy outcast again!
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* TakeThat: To standardized testing and how ineffective it really is.
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* TheBusCameBack: Coach Krupt, the gym teacher who violently throws dodgeballs at students, returns after his first appearance in "My Fair Laddy" from season 17 (both episodes have the same writer). He reappears as a recurring character in seasons 24 and 25.
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There's no drooling, and he says boy not girl
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* DaydreamSurprise: We see a DisasterDominoes reaction that kills most of Marge's friends, causing her to freak out because they're uninsured... right before she makes out with Lindsey Naegle, the only remaining woman, which Homer drools at while watching before it's revealed it was only in his head.
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* DaydreamSurprise: We see a DisasterDominoes reaction that kills most of Marge's friends, causing her to freak out because they're uninsured... right before she makes out with Lindsey Naegle, the only remaining woman, which Homer drools at while watching watches before it's revealed it was only in his head.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: When Homer has an ImagineSpot about disasters that could happen while not insured, it quickly turns to Marge making out with Lindsey Naegle, making him drool.
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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: When Homer has an ImagineSpot about disasters that could happen while not insured, it quickly turns to Marge making out with Lindsey Naegle, making him drool.Naegle.
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* PottyDance: Ralph does it while on the bus. Skinner asks Otto to stop the bus so Ralph can go to a rest stop, but Otto is mesmerized by the "little girl's dance".
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* PottyDance: Ralph does it while on the bus. Skinner asks Otto to stop the bus so Ralph can go to a rest stop, but Otto is mesmerized by the "little girl's boy's dance".
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* AnAesop: Not everyone learns the same way. Not every value of intelligence can be calculated with a test. Skinner realizes that the his bad students that have little to no interest in education, actually seem to learn when given an applied example rather than simply being told facts.
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** Ralph mistakes a rat for [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo]].
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* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: The episode briefly features a scene from Otto's point of view, showing that he believes the school bus to be a helicopter flying through the air.