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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: We never find out if the kids ever learned their vocational tests were mixed up.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Lisa angrily steals the Teacher’s Edition textbooks, and when Bart tells her she’s facing expulsion for it, Lisa tearfully admits that she knows that and breaks down crying.
* OhCrap: Lisa when she sees Skinner and Bart searching the lockers for the missing textbooks.
* OhCrap: Lisa when she sees Skinner and Bart searching the lockers for the missing textbooks.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate the value of a prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, but even I had my limits." Lisa was also aware that she went too far, but went through with it anyway, feeling she has nothing to lose anymore and cries.
-->"I know. I know!"
-->"I know. I know!"
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When Bart discovers that Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate is the value one who stole the teachers' answer keys:
-->'''Bart:''' Lis, why did you do it?\\
'''Lisa:''' Come on, Bart! In your pre-fascist days, you knew the thrill ofa prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, futile rebellion.\\
'''Bart:''' Yeah, but evenI ''I'' had my limits." Lisa was also aware that she went too far, but went through with it anyway, feeling she has nothing to lose anymore and cries.
-->"I know.limits. You're looking at ''expulsion'' for this!\\
'''Lisa:''' ''[tearing up]'' [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Iknow!"know!]] [[RegretfulTraitor I know!]] ''[sobs]''
-->'''Bart:''' Lis, why did you do it?\\
'''Lisa:''' Come on, Bart! In your pre-fascist days, you knew the thrill of
'''Bart:''' Yeah, but even
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'''Lisa:''' ''[tearing up]'' [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone I
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* PersonalitySwap: After the test results, Bart becomes hall monitor while Lisa fills the role of rebellious prankster vacated by Bart.
-->'''Marge:''' Bart's grades are up a little this term. But Lisa's are way down.\\
'''Homer:''' Oh, we always have one good kid and one lousy kid. Why can't ''both'' our kids be good ?\\
'''Marge:''' We have ''three'' kids, Homer.\\
'''Homer:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Marge, the dog doesn't count as a kid!]]
-->'''Marge:''' Bart's grades are up a little this term. But Lisa's are way down.\\
'''Homer:''' Oh, we always have one good kid and one lousy kid. Why can't ''both'' our kids be good ?\\
'''Marge:''' We have ''three'' kids, Homer.\\
'''Homer:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Marge, the dog doesn't count as a kid!]]
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* RoleSwapPlot: The results of their aptitude tests gradually cause Bart and Lisa to switch their standard FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling roles at school.
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* RoleSwapPlot: The results of their aptitude tests gradually cause Bart After the test results, [[ApatheticStudent Bart]] becomes a responsible hall monitor while [[GoGetterGirl Lisa]] becomes a nihilistic slacker.
-->'''Marge:''' Bart's grades are up a little this term. But Lisa's are ''way'' down!\\
'''Homer:''' Oh, we always have one good kid andLisa to switch their standard FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling roles at school. one lousy kid. Why can't ''both'' our kids be good?\\
'''Marge:''' We have ''three'' kids, Homer.\\
'''Homer:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Marge, the dog doesn't count as a kid.]]
-->'''Marge:''' Bart's grades are up a little this term. But Lisa's are ''way'' down!\\
'''Homer:''' Oh, we always have one good kid and
'''Marge:''' We have ''three'' kids, Homer.\\
'''Homer:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint Marge, the dog doesn't count as a kid.]]
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** In Bart's case, he goes from a fun-seeking troublemaker to the bad version of a good guy. He starts out as an ordinary hall monitor, but then he cracks down on ''any'' sort of misbehavior to the point of becoming a TotalitarianUtilitarian who makes the other students "afraid to sneeze," as Principal Skinner (proudly) puts it. Milhouse said it best when Bart took him away for punishment:
---> Sure, we have order, but at what price?!
---> Sure, we have order, but at what price?!
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* ConservationOfCompetence: Bart's grades go up...[[RoleSwapPlot and Lisa's go down]], prompting a frustrated LampshadeHanging from Homer.
-->'''Homer:''' We always have one good kid and one lousy kid. Why can't both our kids be good?
-->'''Homer:''' We always have one good kid and one lousy kid. Why can't both our kids be good?
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: In Lisa's case, it's more like holding a JerkassBall rather than being "evil", per se. After her [[IneptAptitudeTest discouraging test results]] and the [[BrutalHonesty equally discouraging words]] of the music instructor, Lisa no longer sees the need to be a good student or person. She essentially gives up on both and starts acting rude and obnoxious to everyone.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: In Lisa's case, it's more like holding grabbing a JerkassBall rather than being "evil", per se. After her [[IneptAptitudeTest discouraging test results]] and the [[BrutalHonesty equally discouraging words]] of the music instructor, Lisa no longer sees the need to be a good student or person. even a good ''person''. She essentially gives up on both and starts acting rude and like a rude, obnoxious delinquent.
** However, it's sort of [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] in a sense that the Music Instructor and the Aptitude Test ''never specifically told'' Lisa toeveryone.be a delinquent. However, their discouraging words did serve as a catalyst for her [[JerkassBall (temporarily) bad behavior]].
** However, it's sort of [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] in a sense that the Music Instructor and the Aptitude Test ''never specifically told'' Lisa to
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* RecruitingTheCriminal: Skinner does this when he realizes that Bart has developed a taste for authority after his adventure with the cops. Bart proves highly effective at stopping troublemakers because he is one himself.
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* YellowSashOfPower. As hall monitor, Bart rules with ruthless efficiency. The image at the top of this episode's page is a scene from this episode.
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* YellowSashOfPower. As hall monitor, Bart rules with ruthless efficiency. The image at the top of this episode's page is a scene from this episode. By the end of the episode the torch has been passed to Milhouse.
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* SelfFulfillingProphecy: Lisa very nearly plays right into predictions that she'll never achieve her dreams by giving up on them utterly and coming close to getting expelled from school. It's Bart who intervenes, demonstrating that he believes she has what it takes to do whatever she wants in life and causing her to become her ambitious self again.
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* RoleSwapPlot: The results of their aptitude tests gradually cause Bart and Lisa to switch their standard FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling roles at school.
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Episode [=8F15=]\\
First Aired 2/27/92
First Aired 2/27/92
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First Aired 2/27/92
'''Original air date:''' 2/27/1992
'''Production code:''' 8F15
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* BreakTheCutie: Learning that the only thing she is worthy of is being a housewife and being rejected from becoming a professional saxophone player due to her stubby fingers broke Lisa down to the point of becoming a rebellious student.
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* BreakTheCutie: Learning that the only thing she is worthy of is being a housewife and being rejected from becoming a professional saxophone player due to her stubby fingers broke Lisa down to the point of becoming a rebellious student. She is broken further when she realizes she went too far stealing the textbooks.
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** She is broken further when she realizes she went too far stealing the textbooks.
* BrutalHonesty: "Yeah, well, I'll be frank with you Lisa, and when I say 'frank,' I mean, you know, devastating."
* BrutalHonesty: "Yeah, well, I'll be frank with you Lisa, and when I say 'frank,' I mean, you know, devastating."
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--->'''Skinner''': 500 days!
--->'''Bart''': Ooh, big man!
--->'''Skinner''': 600 days!
--->''*beat*''
--->'''Bart''': [[DeadpanSnarker Maybe I'll just shut my big mouth.]]
--->'''Bart''': Ooh, big man!
--->'''Skinner''': 600 days!
--->''*beat*''
--->'''Bart''': [[DeadpanSnarker Maybe I'll just shut my big mouth.]]
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--->'''Bart''':
-->'''Bart''': [[DeadpanSnarker Maybe I'll just shut my big mouth.]]
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate the value of a prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, but even I had my limits."
** Even Lisa was aware that she went too far, but went through with it anyway, feeling she has nothing to lose anymore and cries.
** Even Lisa was aware that she went too far, but went through with it anyway, feeling she has nothing to lose anymore and cries.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate the value of a prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, but even I had my limits."
** Even" Lisa was also aware that she went too far, but went through with it anyway, feeling she has nothing to lose anymore and cries.
** Even
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* FunWithAcronyms: The Career Aptitude Normalizing Test (CANT)
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* FunWithAcronyms: FunWithAcronyms:
** The Career Aptitude Normalizing Test (CANT)
** The Career Aptitude Normalizing Test (CANT)
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* IneptAptitudeTest: According to the CANT, Bart is best suited to be a policeman, while Lisa will be a homemaker. The machine that analyzes the tests is seen malfunctioning when it gets to Bart's test.
** That being said, while Lisa's results are questionable, Bart succeeds as an authority figure. Had Lisa not gone bad, who knows how far he could've gone.
** That being said, while Lisa's results are questionable, Bart succeeds as an authority figure. Had Lisa not gone bad, who knows how far he could've gone.
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* IneptAptitudeTest: According to the CANT, Bart is best suited to be a policeman, while Lisa will be a homemaker. The machine that analyzes the tests is seen malfunctioning when it gets to Bart's test.
** That being said,test. Although, while Lisa's results are questionable, Bart succeeds as an authority figure. Had Lisa not gone bad, who knows how far he could've gone.
** That being said,
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* TheLancer: Bart becomes one to Principal Skinner.
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* AdultsAreUseless: After Lisa steals the entire faculty's answer books, the teachers prove completely incapable of managing their class or managing a basic lesson based on their own research. Bart's chalkboard punishments even specifically outlines it.
-->''"I will not expose the ignorance of the faculty."''
-->''"I will not expose the ignorance of the faculty."''
--->''*beat*''
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Bart gets 400 days detention over some answer books being stolen that he took the fall for (Skinner then increases it to ''600''). And that's Skinner being lenient thanks to Bart's previous work as a hall monitor, according to Bart stealing the books is grounds for expulsion.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Bart gets 400 days detention over some answer books being stolen that he took the fall for (Skinner then increases it to ''600''). And that's Skinner being lenient thanks to Bart's previous work as a hall monitor, according to Bart stealing the books is grounds for expulsion. As his chalkboard writing outlines however, this was because the faculty is completely ''useless'' without said answer books, and stealing them once again publically humiliated the school by demonstrating their incompetence as an educator.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Snake attempts to mow down Bart, though the narrow alleyway causes his car to crash and him to horribly injure himself instead.
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* VocalEvolution: Dr. Pryor no longer speaks in the nasal voice he had in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E1BartGetsAnF Bart Gets an F]]", speaking closer to how he sounded in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS1E2BartTheGenius Bart the Genius]]". Later appearances of the character would have him speak in a baritone voice more akin to that of Dr. Hibbert, also voiced by Creator/HarryShearer.
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* CouchGag: The family (sans Bart) sits on the couch. Bart comes in moments later and lies stretched out on everyone’s laps.
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** That being said, while Lisa's results are questionable, Bart succeeds as an authority figure. Had Lisa not gone bad, who knows how far he could've gone.
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"Evil" is a stretch in this case.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: When Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate the value of a prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, but even I had my limits."
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: EveryoneHasStandards: When Lisa points out that Bart used to appreciate the value of a prank, Bart responds, "Yeah, but even I had my limits."
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* JerkassBall: Lisa suffers the dual whammy of having a vocation aptitude test result of 'housewife' and being told she'll never be a great saxophonist because her fingers are too stubby. She turns into a Bad Girl, smoking in class, backtalking her teacher, and finally coming up with a plot to steal all the Teacher's Edition textbooks to sow chaos. Inversely, the same episode has Bart becoming a good kid after getting the result of 'police officer' on the same vocational aptitude test. Which he has to forsake to bring his sister back and induce the Status Quo.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bart quickly learns that firing a gun involves recoil.
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** Also, the cops reading Snake's license plate (EX CON): Eggplant Xerxes Criminy Overbite Narwhal.
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* UnfortunateName: Mr. Glascock, a supply teacher, who was forced to quit because of how people wouldn't stop mocking his name. He quit again after Lisa stole the teachers' textbooks.
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* UnfortunateName: Mr. Glascock, a supply teacher, who was forced to quit because of how people wouldn't stop mocking his name. He quit again after Lisa stole the teachers' textbooks.
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-->"[[SarcasmMode Wow, you're earning]] ''[[SarcasmMode your]]'' [[SarcasmMode eighteen-grand a year.]]"
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* PercussiveMaintenance: When the machine that analyzes the tests stops working, a man starts hitting it with a broomstick until it starts working again.
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* PercussiveMaintenance: When the machine that analyzes the tests stops working, working due to Bart's test causing a malfunction, an old man in a rocking chair starts hitting poking it with a broomstick until it starts working again.again. He's apparently kept on staff for that exact reason.
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: Bart was living the good life as hall monitor, and could have easily turned his sister in for stealing the Teacher's Edition textbooks. Instead, Bart takes responsibility for the crime, proving just how much he loves his sister.
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: When Skinner punishes him for "stealing" the teachers' answer books, Bart does this:
-->'''Skinner''': Now Bart, because of your recent service to this school, I've decided to be lenient. 400 days detention.
-->'''Bart''': 400 days. [[TemptingFate I could do that standing on my head!]]
--->'''Skinner'': 500 days!
--->'''Bart''': Ooh, big man!
--->'''Skinner''': 600 days!
--->'''Bart''': [[DeadpanSnarker Maybe I'll just shut my big mouth.]]
-->'''Skinner''': Now Bart, because of your recent service to this school, I've decided to be lenient. 400 days detention.
-->'''Bart''': 400 days. [[TemptingFate I could do that standing on my head!]]
--->'''Skinner'': 500 days!
--->'''Bart''': Ooh, big man!
--->'''Skinner''': 600 days!
--->'''Bart''': [[DeadpanSnarker Maybe I'll just shut my big mouth.]]
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* ImplausibleDeniability: Ralph denies eating his paste whith a mouth full of paste.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: In Lisa's case, it's more like holding a JerkassBall rather than being "evil", per se. After her [[IneptAptitudeTest discouraging test results]] and the [[BrutalHonesty equally discouraging words]] of the music instructor, Lisa no longer sees the need to be a good student or person. She essentially gives up on both and starts acting rude and obnoxious to everyone.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: In Lisa's case, it's more like holding a JerkassBall rather than being "evil", per se. After her [[IneptAptitudeTest discouraging test results]] and the [[BrutalHonesty equally discouraging words]] of the music instructor, Lisa no longer sees the need to be a good student or person. She essentially gives up on both and starts acting rude and obnoxious to everyone.
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Restructuring my earlier sentences.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: More like JerkassBall rather than "evil", per se. After Lisa's [[IneptAptitudeTest test results]] and the discouraging words of the music instructor she no longer sees the need to be a good student and becomes a very rude person.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: More In Lisa's case, it's more like holding a JerkassBall rather than being "evil", per se. se. After Lisa's her [[IneptAptitudeTest discouraging test results]] and the [[BrutalHonesty equally discouraging words words]] of the music instructor she instructor, Lisa no longer sees the need to be a good student or person. She essentially gives up on both and becomes a very starts acting rude person.and obnoxious to everyone.
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* WalkOnTheWildSideEpisode: Lisa becomes a delinquent after getting "Homemaker" in an IneptAptitudeTest and being told that she'll never become a professional jazz musician due to her stubby fingers. This culminates with her committing an expulsion worthy offense (stealing all of the teachers' guides) to which Bart takes the fall, not wanting her to ruin her life.
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* WalkOnTheWildSideEpisode: Lisa becomes becomes a delinquent after getting "Homemaker" in an IneptAptitudeTest and being told that she'll never become a professional jazz musician due to her stubby fingers. This culminates with her committing an expulsion worthy offense (stealing all of the teachers' guides) to which Bart takes the fall, not wanting her to ruin her life.
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: More like JerkassBall rather than "evil", per se. After Lisa's [[IneptAptitudeTest test results]] and the discouraging words of the music instructor she no longer sees the need to be a good student and becomes a very rude person.