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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: Jimbo Jones can twice be seen stealing things in the background, at the supermarket and later at the Kwik-e-Mart.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: It seems unusual for Lisa to be so gung-ho about Christian morals after she's been a Buddhist for several seasons, not to mention more concerned with the environment and social justice than her own moral status.
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** And a bunch of the voices on TV. They really got their money's worth out of Hartman's appearance!
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* InsistentTerminology: When Mr. Burns shows up to watch the fight, Homer tells Bart to hid the stuff he "borrowed" from work. Bart won't obey until Homer admits that, by "borrowed", he actually means "stole".

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* InsistentTerminology: When Mr. Burns shows up to watch the fight, Homer tells Bart to hid hide the stuff he "borrowed" from work. Bart won't obey until Homer admits that, by "borrowed", he actually means "stole".
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* HolierThanThou: Lisa ''really'' lays it on thick over the Eight Commandment. When she guilts Marge into paying for two grapes she sampled at the grocery store, the clerk is annoyed that he has to call in a price check for two grapes.

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* HolierThanThou: Lisa ''really'' lays it on thick over the Eight Eighth Commandment. When she guilts Marge into paying for two grapes she sampled at the grocery store, the clerk is annoyed that he has to call in a price check for two grapes.
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* CorruptCop: Some cops show up at the Simpson residence upon being informed Homer has an illegal cable hook-up. Homer is initially afraid they're there to arrest him but Chief Wiggum says they just want to watch the match.

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* CorruptCop: Some cops show up at the Simpson residence upon being informed Homer has an illegal cable hook-up. Homer is initially afraid they're there to arrest him but Chief Wiggum says they tell him they just want to watch the match.
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* DirtyKid: Bart takes a liking to the adult programming on Top Hat Entertainment, and charges all the other boys in the neighborhood to come watch it.
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* AdultFear: While Lisa's nightmarish ImagineSpot shows her fears of going to Hell, Homer's shows his fears of being isolated from his family (or at least everyone [[TheUnfavorite but Bart]]).

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* AdultFear: While Lisa's nightmarish ImagineSpot shows her fears of going to Hell, Hell depicted in FireAndBrimstoneHell style, Homer's shows his fears of being isolated from his family (or at least everyone [[TheUnfavorite but Bart]]).
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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it while Lisa just smiles. She's right and both sides sure know it.

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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: InsufferableGenius [=/=] RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Earlier, Lisa does did the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is Marge was similarly annoyed by it while Lisa just smiles.smiled. She's right and both sides sure know it.
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* RealityEnsues: Lisa forces Marge to admit she ate two grapes to a grocery store clerk. Rather than comically overreacting, the clerk does not care and openly mocks Marge for asking to be charged for them.
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* HolierThanThou: Lisa ''really'' lays it on thick over the Eight Commandment.

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* HolierThanThou: Lisa ''really'' lays it on thick over the Eight Commandment. When she guilts Marge into paying for two grapes she sampled at the grocery store, the clerk is annoyed that he has to call in a price check for two grapes.
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* AdultFear: While Lisa's nightmarish ImagineSpot shows her fears of going to Hell, Homer's shows his fears of being isolated from his family (or at least everyone [[TheUnfavorite but Bart]]).


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* CallBack: While Homer is watching TV, one sound clip heard is [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E9ItchyAndScratchyAndMarge Scratchy saying "Lemonade?"]]
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* DistantPrologue: "Mt. Sinai: 1220 B.C."
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* HolierThanThou: Lisa ''really'' lays it on thick over the Eight Commandment.
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* CorruptCop: Some cops show up at the Simpson residence upon being informed Homer has an illegal cable hook-up. Homer is initially afraid they're there to arrest him but Chief Wiggum says they just want to watch the match.


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* InsistentTerminology: When Mr. Burns shows up to watch the fight, Homer tells Bart to hid the stuff he "borrowed" from work. Bart won't obey until Homer admits that, by "borrowed", he actually means "stole".
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Homer says he only invited a few close friends to watch the fight, and then Apu shows up, it's meant as a joke: the idea is that Homer [[HypocriticalHumor has actually invited anyone and everyone to watch the fight]], even if they're less a "close friend" and more just a "guy I see at the convenience store a lot". Since this episode aired, however, the show has really built up the friendship between Apu and the Simpson family, to the point where him showing up at a gathering Homer's close friends would make complete sense.

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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Homer says he only invited a few close friends to watch the fight, and then Apu shows up, it's meant as a joke: the idea is that Homer [[HypocriticalHumor has actually invited anyone and everyone to watch the fight]], even if they're less a "close friend" and more just a "guy I see at the convenience store a lot". Since this episode aired, however, the show has really built up the friendship between Apu and the Simpson family, to the point where him showing up at a gathering of Homer's close friends would make complete sense.
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"This is where Die Hard jumps out the window!" "This is where Wall Street gets arrested!"

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* IAmNotShazam: Bart's comments while watching hours of movies on cable: "This is where Jaws eats the boat!" "This is where Die Hard jumps out the window!" "This is where Wall Street gets arrested!"

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* IAmNotShazam: Bart's comments while watching hours of movies on cable: "This is where Jaws eats the boat!" "This is where Die Hard jumps out the window!" "This is where Wall Street gets arrested!"
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* IAmNotShazam: Bart's comments while watching hours of movies on cable: "This is where Jaws eats the boat!" "This is where Die Hard jumps out the window!" "This is where Wall Street gets arrested!"
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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it while Lisa just smiles.

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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it while Lisa just smiles. She's right and both sides sure know it.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Homer says he only invited a few close friends to watch the fight, and then Apu shows up, it's meant as a joke: the idea is that Homer [[HypocriticalHumor has actually invited anyone and everyone to watch the fight]], even if they're less a "close friend" and more just a "guy I see at the convenience store a lot". Since this episode aired, however, the show has really built up the friendship between Apu and the Simpson family, to the point where him showing up at a gathering Homer's close friends would make complete sense.
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-->'''Lisa:''' Dad, we may have just saved your soul.
-->'''Homer:''' Yeah, at the worst possible time!

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-->'''Lisa:''' Dad, we may have just saved your soul.
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Yeah, at the worst possible time!



* TheTenCommandments: Moses explains the Ten Commandments in a historic flashback at the start of the episode.

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* TheTenCommandments: Moses explains the Ten Commandments in a historic flashback at the start of the episode.
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* BeingGoodSucks: Homer misses the game and deprives himself of cable after his conscience gets the better of him.

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* BeingGoodSucks: Homer misses the game match and deprives himself of cable after his conscience gets the better of him.
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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it.

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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it.it while Lisa just smiles.
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* BeingGoodSucks: Homer misses the game and deprives himself of cable after his conscience gets the better of him.
-->'''Lisa:''' Dad, we may have just saved your soul.
-->'''Homer:''' Yeah, at the worst possible time!


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* InsufferableGenius[=/=]RightlySelfRighteous: Lisa and Marge guilt trip Homer into giving up cable. Homer eventually admits defeat, but tells them he loathes them for it. They just smirk in response. Earlier Lisa does the same to Marge over testing two grapes in store, she is similarly annoyed by it.

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Homer gets an illegal cable hook-up, which causes Lisa to worry for her father's soul, as she learned about the 8th Commandment[[note]] even though the Roman Catholic and Lutheran sects of Christianity have "Thou shalt not steal" down as the seventh commandment, meaning that the first two commandments — "Thou shalt not have other gods before Me" and "Thou shalt not worship any graven images" are merged together[[/note]] in Sunday school ("Thou shalt not steal") and begins seeing theft everywhere she looks.

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Homer gets an illegal cable hook-up, which causes Lisa to worry for her father's soul, as she learned about the 8th Commandment[[note]] even though the Roman Catholic and Lutheran sects of Christianity have "Thou shalt not steal" down as the seventh commandment, meaning that the first two commandments -- "Thou shalt not have other gods before Me" and "Thou shalt not worship any graven images" -- are merged together[[/note]] in Sunday school ("Thou shalt not steal") and begins seeing theft everywhere she looks.

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* TheTenCommandments: Moses explains the Ten Commandments in a historic flashback at the start of the episode.

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* TheTenCommandments: Moses explains the Ten Commandments in a historic flashback at the start of the episode.episode.
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Episode - 7F13\\
First Aired - 2/7/1991


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* SpecialGuest: Creator/PhilHartman as the Cable Guy, Moses, and Troy [=McClure=]
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* [[DigitalPiracyIsEvil Cable Piracy is Evil]]

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* [[DigitalPiracyIsEvil Cable Piracy is Evil]]Evil]]
* TheTenCommandments: Moses explains the Ten Commandments in a historic flashback at the start of the episode.
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Homer gets an illegal cable hook-up, which causes Lisa to worry for her father's soul, as she learned about the 8th Commandment[[note]] even though the Roman Catholic and Lutheran sects of Christianity have "Thou shalt not steal" down as the seventh commandment, meaning that the first two commandments — "Thou shalt not have other gods before Me" and "Thou shalt not worship any graven images" are merged together[[/note]] in Sunday school ("Thou shalt not steal") and begins seeing theft everywhere she looks.

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* [[DigitalPiracyIsEvil Cable Piracy is Evil]]

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