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* AccidentalHero: Krusty refused to play in Apartheid-era South Africa after the venue didn't meet his requirements. Apparently this was the last straw that led to the release of Nelson Mandela from prison. Bart uses a video of this to successfully argue that Krusty has had a positive impact on Western culture, sparing him from prison.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video of ''Series/TheElectricCompany'' with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video of ''Series/TheElectricCompany'' ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'' with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
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* GuestStar: ''Series/{{Glee}}'' performers Creator/LeaMichele, Creator/CoryMonteith and Creator/AmberRiley appear as themselves. Also [[Music/FlightOfTheConchords Bret and Jemaine]] as the counselors.
* HypocriticalHumor: Right after telling Krusty that Europeans don't use the prefix "Euro" in everything, the judge orders Euro-guards to use Euro-cuffs on him. Furthermore, the Euro-cuffs do look like the symbol for the Eurocurrency.
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* BoastfulRap: Kurt and Ethan (and Stephen Hawking, [[ItMakesSenseInContext and a cow]]) perform one at art camp about how "amazing" artists are. Subverted when it turns out none of the boasts were actually true, and they were just trying to impress Lisa.
* DarkReprise: While Lisa is at art camp, Kurt and Ethan perform a BoastfulRap about how great it is being an artist. When she discovers they were lying about [[StarvingArtist how glamorous their lives as artists are]], they perform a slowed-down ballad version that admits the truth.
* GuestStar: ''Series/{{Glee}}'' performers Creator/LeaMichele, Creator/CoryMonteith and Creator/AmberRiley appear asthemselves. Also themselves at the art camp Lisa goes to. [[Music/FlightOfTheConchords Bret and Jemaine]] as play the counselors.
counselors, while Creator/StephenHawking makes a brief cameo during their BoastfulRap.
-->'''Stephen Hawking''': Yes. Break it down. [''spins in his wheelchair''] A brief history of rhyme.
* HypocriticalHumor: Right after telling Krusty that Europeans don't use the prefix "Euro" in everything, the judge orders Euro-guards to use Euro-cuffs on him. Furthermore, the Euro-cuffs do look like the symbol for theEurocurrency.Euro currency.
* DarkReprise: While Lisa is at art camp, Kurt and Ethan perform a BoastfulRap about how great it is being an artist. When she discovers they were lying about [[StarvingArtist how glamorous their lives as artists are]], they perform a slowed-down ballad version that admits the truth.
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-->'''Stephen Hawking''': Yes. Break it down. [''spins in his wheelchair''] A brief history of rhyme.
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* StarvingArtist: Being an artist might seem like a glamorous career, but it is not an easy one. Nor is it one where you're always going to succeed. SensitiveArtist: PlayedForLaughs when Kurt and Ethan are forced admit to work a low paying job Lisa via DarkReprise that being an artist is nowhere near as glamorous as they'd hyped it up to be.
-->'''Kurt''': [''singing''] Artists makeends meet.a living dressing up like falafel.
-->'''Ethan''': [''singing''] Artists shed a tear when they're called something awful.
-->'''Passerby''': You ain't no falafel!
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-->'''Kurt''': [''singing''] Artists make
-->'''Ethan''': [''singing''] Artists shed a tear when they're called something awful.
-->'''Passerby''': You ain't no falafel!
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* StarvingArtist: Being an artist might seem like a glamorous career, but it is not an easy one. Nor is it one where you're always going to succeed. Kurt and Ethan are forced to work a low-paying job to make ends meet.
* StealingFromTheTill: Kurt and Ethan work at a Subway {{expy}} from which they're implied to regularly steal tomatoes and other sandwich fillings, [[StarvingArtist as they apparently don't make enough money to eat properly]].
* StealingFromTheTill: Kurt and Ethan work at a Subway {{expy}} from which they're implied to regularly steal tomatoes and other sandwich fillings, [[StarvingArtist as they apparently don't make enough money to eat properly]].
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* TrickedIntoAnotherJurisdiction: The Springfieldians are astounded by the announcement "live from Stockholm" that Krusty the Clown has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Krusty subsequently boards a plane to Oslo for the award ceremony, but to his surprise the plane lands in The Hague in the Netherlands. A Dutch policeman then reveals that Krusty is to be arrested and tried at the International Court of Justice for his manyfold crimes in Europe (such as dropping a monkey from the Eiffel tower, "aggravated hey-hey" in Greece, and stealing the jokes of a Dutch clown); the Nobel was only a ruse to lure Krusty to Europe.
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* TrickedIntoAnotherJurisdiction: The Springfieldians are astounded by the announcement "live from Stockholm" that Krusty the Clown has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Krusty subsequently boards a plane to Oslo for the award ceremony, but to his surprise the plane lands in The Hague in the Netherlands. A Dutch policeman then reveals that Krusty is to be arrested and tried at the International Court of Justice for his manyfold crimes in Europe (such as dropping a monkey from the Eiffel tower, "aggravated hey-hey" in Greece, and stealing the jokes of a Dutch clown); the Nobel Prize was only a ruse to lure Krusty to Europe.
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* GuestStar: ''Series/{{Glee}}'' performers Lea Michele, Cory Monteith Creator/LeaMichele, Creator/CoryMonteith and Amber Riley Creator/AmberRiley appear as themselves. Also [[Music/FlightOfTheConchords Bret and Jemaine]] as the counselors.
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* AdvertisedExtra: The ''Series/{{Glee}}'' {{Guest Star}}s were heavily built up in the promos for this episode, but only really appear in a minor role in the first act.
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* TrickedIntoAnother: TrickedIntoAnotherJurisdiction: The Springfieldians are astounded by the announcement "live from Stockholm" that Krusty the Clown has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Krusty subsequently boards a plane to Oslo for the award ceremony, but to his surprise the plane lands in The Hague in the Netherlands. A Dutch policeman then reveals that Krusty is to be arrested and tried at the International Court of Justice for his manyfold crimes in Europe (such as dropping a monkey from the Eiffel tower, "aggravated hey-hey" in Greece, and stealing the jokes of a Dutch clown); the Nobel was only a ruse to lure Krusty to Europe.
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* RealityEnsues: Being an artist might seem like a glamorous career, but it is not an easy one. Nor is it one where you're always going to succeed. Kurt and Ethan are forced to work a low paying job to make ends meet.
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* RealityEnsues: StarvingArtist: Being an artist might seem like a glamorous career, but it is not an easy one. Nor is it one where you're always going to succeed. Kurt and Ethan are forced to work a low paying job to make ends meet.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Right after telling Krusty that Europeans don't use the prefix "Euro" in everything, the judge orders Euro-guards to use Euro-cuffs on him. Furthermore, the Euro-cuffs do look like the symbol for the Eurpcurrency.Eurocurrency.
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* RealityEnsues: Being an artist might seem like a glamorous career, but it is not an easy one. Nor is it one where your you're always going to succeed. Kurt and Ethan are forced to work a low paying job to make ends meet.
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In this episode written by Tim Long, Lisa gets in touch with her inner hipster after going to a music camp. Krusty is nominated for a NobelPrize Nobel Prize but it's actually a way to get him on the International Court of Justice.
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In this episode written by Tim Long, Lisa gets in touch with her inner hipster after going to a music camp. Krusty is nominated for a NobelPrize but it's actually a way to get him on the International Court of Justice.
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* AdolfHitlarious: A clock tower has two dolls hitting a [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler-shaped doll]] with hammers.
* GuestStar: Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Amber Riley as themself from ''Series/{{Glee}}''.
* HypocriticalHumor: Right after telling Krusty that Europeans don't use the prefix "Euro" in everything, the judge orders Euro-guards to use Euro-cuffs on him. The Euro-cuffs do look like the symbol for Euro the currency.
* GuestStar: Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Amber Riley as themself from ''Series/{{Glee}}''.
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* AdolfHitlarious: A Dutch clock tower has two dolls hitting a [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitler-shaped doll]] with hammers.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video of ''Series/TheElectricCompany'' with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
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* TooDumbToLive: While in jail, Krusty sings about having to become a prison snitch to get out and the fellow inmates who hear him beat him up.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
* AdolfHitlarious: A clock tower has two dolls hitting a [[AdolfHitler Hitler-shaped doll]] with hammers.
* PlagiarismInFiction: Krusty is lured into the Netherlands where he can be prosecuted for stealing jokes from a Dutch clown.
* TooDumbToLive: While in jail, Krusty sings about having to become a prison snitch to get out and the fellow inmates who hear him beat him up.
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: While looking for evidence that Krusty made a cultural contribution, Homer and Bart find a video with a blackboard. The blackboard has the phrase "Gus got gas and the guy got gum".
* AdolfHitlarious: A clock tower has two dolls hitting a [[AdolfHitler Hitler-shaped doll]] with hammers.
* PlagiarismInFiction: Krusty is lured into the Netherlands where he can be prosecuted for stealing jokes from a Dutch clown.
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