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* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells. Lisa is overjoyed...until Homer comes out and yells, "Sweet, merciful crap! MY CAR!"
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* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells. Lisa is overjoyed...until Homer comes out and yells, "Sweet, yells:
---> '''Homer''': Sweet merciful crap!MY CAR!"My car!
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Lisa may have been restrained, but she got absolutely ''vicious'' with Bart the day after he showed her new friends her yearbook. She yanked him by his shirt, hissed at him over what he'd done, and was prepared to do something horrible to him with a bottle of honey before Marge came back in the room.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Lisa may have been restrained, but she got absolutely ''vicious'' with Bart the day after he showed her new friends her yearbook. She yanked yanks him by his shirt, hissed hisses at him over what he'd done, and was prepared to do something horrible to him with a bottle of honey before Marge came comes back in the room.
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* BrickJoke: At the beginning of the episode Lisa gets annoyed at herself for wanting to bring a microscope to the beach. [[FreezeFrameBonus At the end Ben writes "next year bring your microscope" in her yearbook.]]
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** At the beginning of the episode Lisa gets annoyed at herself for wanting to bring a microscope to the beach. [[FreezeFrameBonus At the end Ben writes "next year bring your microscope" in her yearbook.]]]]
** Homer shoves his illegal firework into the dishwasher, causing it to start oozing a black sludge. A few scenes later, Marge can be seen furiously scrubbing at the dishes, trying to get it off. Later on, the family eats off the broken plates anyway.
** At the beginning of the episode Lisa gets annoyed at herself for wanting to bring a microscope to the beach. [[FreezeFrameBonus At the end Ben writes "next year bring your microscope" in her yearbook.
** Homer shoves his illegal firework into the dishwasher, causing it to start oozing a black sludge. A few scenes later, Marge can be seen furiously scrubbing at the dishes, trying to get it off. Later on, the family eats off the broken plates anyway.
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** Milhouse flips out when the school bell rings, and rushes off. Mrs. Krabappel reminds the rest of the class that Summer break starts at the ''end'' of school.
** As Lisa complains about how friendless she is, she points out that even Gore Vidal's kissed more boys than she has. Marge, not getting her point, states that "boys kiss girls".
** Milhouse flips out when the school bell rings, and rushes off. Mrs. Krabappel reminds the rest of the class that Summer break starts at the ''end'' of school.
** As Lisa complains about how friendless she is, she points out that even Gore Vidal's kissed more boys than she has. Marge, not getting her point, states that "boys kiss girls".
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* ObviousMole: At the beginning, Lou states the police have someone on the inside of Springfield Elementary. Cue everyone glowering furiously at Martin.
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* ChaosWhileTheyreNotLooking: Lisa becomes furious at Bart for revealing her true geeky nature to her new beach friends. In one scene, when Marge leaves the room, Lisa grabs Bart by his collar and prepares to pour syrup on his eyes, only to put everything back the second she reenters.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Lisa, quietly but furiously, blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously, furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
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* AccidentalAesop: The episodes message seems to be to be yourself. The problem with that is that it doesn’t really make any sense. It doesn’t explain why she has no friends to begin with. She is obviously being herself at school so why doesn’t it in Springfield. it also ignore the fact that she completely changed her personality to get the kids to like her in the first place, (they even have a DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything moment with a crustation), they also got leery anytime she showed signs of her original personality. The actual aesope come across more as confidence and self esteem. Liking yourself enough so that you can put yourself out there and approach people.
** There is also the aesope about being humble as Lisa never showed any of her SoapBoxSadie or InsufferableGenius aspect that put off the kids in Springfield
** There is also the aesope about being humble as Lisa never showed any of her SoapBoxSadie or InsufferableGenius aspect that put off the kids in Springfield
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: The beach kids decorate the family car for Lisa as a sign that they still view her as a friend, but fail to note that ''Homer'' would react differently to what they've done.
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: Lisa initially tries to hide her bookworm side towards Erin and her friends.
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* AccidentalAesop: The episodes message seems to be to be yourself. The problem with that is that it doesn’t really make any sense. It doesn’t explain why she has no friends to begin with. She is obviously being herself at school so why doesn’t it in Springfield. it also ignore the fact that she completely changed her personality to get the kids to like her in the first place, (they even have a DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything moment with a crustation), they also got leery anytime she showed signs of her original personality. The actual aesope come across more as confidence and self esteem. Liking yourself enough so that you can put yourself out there and approach people.
** There is also the aesope about being humble as Lisa never showed any of her SoapBoxSadie or InsufferableGenius aspect that put off the kids in Springfield
** There is also the aesope about being humble as Lisa never showed any of her SoapBoxSadie or InsufferableGenius aspect that put off the kids in Springfield
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* BrickJoke: At the beginning of the episode Lisa gets annoyed at herself for wanting to bring a microscope to the beach. [[FreezeFrameBonus At the end Ben writes "next year bring your microscope" in her yearbook.]]
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** Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drink seawater]].
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** Marge Marge's motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drink seawater]].seawater.
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* [[KickTheDog The Dog Gets Kicked]] [[YankTheDogsChain and Yanked]] [[TheDogBitesBack Until It's Had Enough and Bites Back]]: Lisa is ostracized at school for being nerdy, then finally makes some new friends by posing as a beatnik until Bart outs her in front of them, for which she gives him a well-deserved [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech tongue-lashing]].
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Kids]]: Erin and her friends subvert KidsAreCruel, are pretty nice people. When they learn Lisa's unpopular nature, rather than shun and bully her, they decorate the family car in seashells (which turns pear-shape when Homer catches them and a flock of seagulls peck at the car when they drive home), sign her yearbook, and tell her that they don't mind -- and actually like -- that she's a brainy girl.
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Kids]]: NiceGuy: Erin and her friends subvert KidsAreCruel, avoid KidsAreCruel and are pretty nice people. When they learn Lisa's unpopular nature, rather than shun and bully her, they decorate the family car in seashells (which turns pear-shape when Homer catches them and a flock of seagulls peck at the car when they drive home), sign her yearbook, and tell her that they don't mind -- and actually like -- that she's a brainy girl.
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* ShutUpHannibal: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[{{Jerkass}} Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''[[{{Jerkass}} Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
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* ShutUpHannibal: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], furiously, blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[{{Jerkass}} Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating -->'''Bart''': Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].yourself.
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car in Lisa's honor.
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car in Lisa's honor.honor.
* YankTheDogsChain: Lisa is ostracized at school for being nerdy, then finally makes some new friends by posing as a beatnik until Bart outs her in front of them, for which she gives him a well-deserved [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech tongue-lashing]].
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* YankTheDogsChain: Lisa is ostracized at school for being nerdy, then finally makes some new friends by posing as a beatnik until Bart outs her in front of them, for which she gives him a well-deserved [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech tongue-lashing]].
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* TheChewToy: Milhouse, and he really does nothing to deserve any of it.
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** Reconstructed with Bart, who already is popular in their home ground, but is left disgruntled when he can't impress Lisa's friends and is stuck with Milhouse throughout the vacation (Lisa had expected he'd try steal them from her and convinced them he was an annoying dork).
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* BorrowedCatchphrase: Lisa infuriates Bart by using all his phrases and lingo to impress her friends.
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* EscalatingWar: Lisa is left livid over Bart seemingly destroying her relationship new friends, leading to a back and forth at the beach carnival. After she is humiliated when they take their war to the bumper cars, Lisa loses interest and walks off depressed, and Bart to suffer a JerkassRealization.
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* BeYourself: Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drink seawater]].
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* BeYourself: BewareTheNiceOnes: Lisa may have been restrained, but she got absolutely ''vicious'' with Bart the day after he showed her new friends her yearbook. She yanked him by his shirt, hissed at him over what he'd done, and was prepared to do something horrible to him with a bottle of honey before Marge came back in the room.
* BeYourself
** Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drinkseawater]].seawater]].
** Bart tries to mock Lisa with this trope the morning after he outs her. She almost kills him.
* BeYourself
** Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drink
** Bart tries to mock Lisa with this trope the morning after he outs her. She almost kills him.
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* IdenticalStranger: The local Kwik-E-Mart owner looks and sounds like Apu only with a beard and a turban.
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* IdenticalStranger: The local Kwik-E-Mart owner at the beach looks and sounds like Apu Apu, only with he looks Sikh (has a beard and a turban.turban) rather than Hindu.
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* NoodleImplements: Marge finding all the embarrassing sexual and personal hygiene stuff in the grocery bag, thinking he's planning some kinky night with her that she wants nothing to do with (though a later scene that shows Marge [[DidYouJustHaveSex smiling]] has led viewers to believe that Homer really did use the panty shields, condoms, enemas, Old Harper, and porno mags for a sexual night with Marge).
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends (meaning that the girls she hangs out with at school -- Janey, Sherri and Terri, and the pigtail girl who bought her Lisa Lionheart doll -- don't like her enough to sign her yearbook or even be considered her best friends) and, during a trip to Flanders' beach house, Lisa decides to ditch her nerdy persona and be one of the cool kids, which makes her popular with some local teenagers (one of which is voiced by guest star ChristinaRicci). Meanwhile, Homer goes to the beachside Kwik-E-Mart to buy some illegal fireworks.
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends (meaning friends[[note]]meaning that the girls she hangs out with at school -- Janey, Sherri and Terri, and the pigtail girl who bought her Lisa Lionheart doll -- don't like her enough to sign her yearbook or even be considered her best friends) friends[[/note]] and, during a trip to Flanders' beach house, Lisa decides to ditch her nerdy persona and be one of the cool kids, which makes her popular with some local teenagers (one of which is voiced by guest star ChristinaRicci). Meanwhile, Homer goes to the beachside Kwik-E-Mart to buy some illegal fireworks.
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car is Lisa's honor.
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car is in Lisa's honor.
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* [[KickTheDog The Dog Gets Kicked]] [[YankTheDogsChain and Yanked]] [[TheDogBitesBack Until It's Had Enough and Bites Back]]: Lisa is ostracized at school for being nerdy, then finally makes some new friends by posing as a beatnik until Bart outs her in front of them, for which she gives him a well-deserved [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech tongue-lashing]].
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car is Lisa's honor.
* WhatTheHellHero: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[JerkAss Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know '''''exactly''''' who I am. I am the sister of a ''rotten'', jealous, '''''mean''''' little sneak! ''You cost me my only friends''! '''''You've ruined my life'''''!
* WhatTheHellHero: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[JerkAss Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know '''''exactly''''' who I am. I am the sister of a ''rotten'', jealous, '''''mean''''' little sneak! ''You cost me my only friends''! '''''You've ruined my life'''''!
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* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car is Lisa's honor.
* WhatTheHellHero:ShutUpHannibal: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[JerkAss -->'''[[{{Jerkass}} Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know '''''exactly''''' who I am. I am the sister of a ''rotten'', jealous, '''''mean''''' little sneak! ''You cost me my only friends''! '''''You've ruined mylife'''''!life'''''!
* TrueCompanions: Lisa and Erin, sealed by the friendship bracelet, and her and her other friends decorating Homer's car is Lisa's honor.
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-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know '''''exactly''''' who I am. I am the sister of a ''rotten'', jealous, '''''mean''''' little sneak! ''You cost me my only friends''! '''''You've ruined my
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick: Homer tries to buy illegal fireworks from a Kwik-E-Mart and they're the least suspicious item on the list, despite being the only illegal one, parodying a similar scene in ''Film/AmericanGraffiti''.
-->'''Homer:''' Yeah, um, give me one of those porno magazines, a large box of condoms, a bottle of Old Harper, a box of panty shields, some illegal fireworks, and one of those disposable enemas. Eh, make it two.
-->'''Homer:''' Yeah, um, give me one of those porno magazines, a large box of condoms, a bottle of Old Harper, a box of panty shields, some illegal fireworks, and one of those disposable enemas. Eh, make it two.
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* OverlyLongName: The Flanders' beach house is at Little Pwagmattasquarmsettport.
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* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells. Lisa is overjoyed- cue Homer leaving the house furious about the damage done to his car.
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* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells. Lisa is overjoyed- cue overjoyed...until Homer leaving the house furious about the damage done to his car.comes out and yells, "Sweet, merciful crap! MY CAR!"
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends (meaning that the girls she hangs out with at school -- Janey, Sherri and Terri, and the pigtail girl who bought her Lisa Lionheart doll -- don't like her enough to sign her yearbook or even be considered her best friends) and, during a trip to Flanders' beach house, Lisa decides to ditch her nerdy persona and be one of the cool kids, which makes her popular with some local teenagers (one of which is voiced by guest star ChristinaRicci). Meanwhile, Homer goes to the beachside Kwik-E-Mart to buy some illegal fireworks.
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Kids]]: Erin and her friends subvert KidsAreCruel, are pretty nice people. When they learn Lisa's unpopular nature, rather than shun and bully her, they give her a gift decorate the family car in seashells (which turns pear-shape when she feels down. Homer catches them and a flock of seagulls peck at the car when they drive home), sign her yearbook, and tell her that they don't mind -- and actually like -- that she's a brainy girl.
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-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know exactly '''''exactly''''' who I am. I am the sister of a rotten, ''rotten'', jealous, mean, '''''mean''''' little sneak! You ''You cost me my only friends! You've friends''! '''''You've ruined my life!life'''''!
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends. The Simpsons family takes friends (meaning that the girls she hangs out with at school -- Janey, Sherri and Terri, and the pigtail girl who bought her Lisa Lionheart doll -- don't like her enough to sign her yearbook or even be considered her best friends) and, during a trip to a Flanders' beach after Flanders loans Homer his beach house. house, Lisa decides to use ditch her nerdy persona and be one of the vacation to reinvent herself. Adopting a laid-back, cool personality, she kids, which makes her popular with some local teenagers (one of which is able to make a few friends-much to Bart's chagrin.
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* BeYourself: Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate this side of her.Lisa's lessons on nature and [[CaptainObvious why you can't drink seawater]].
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* BigBrotherBully: Bart to possibly [[KickTheDog his nastiest degree]]. Rather than be happy that Lisa is making friends, he is upset they treat him like a nerd and that Lisa is co-opting his catchphrases, and tries to sabotage Lisa's relationship.
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends. After The Simpsons family takes a trip to a beach after Flanders offers loans Homer his beach house to the Simpson family, house. Lisa decides to use the vacation to reinvent herself. Adopting a laid-back, cool personality, she is able to make a few friends-much to Bart's chagrin. \n
* BeYourself: Marge motherly advice to Lisa about her lack of friends. Lisa tries the opposite, and makes herself into some beatnik. However, her intellectual nature still shines through, but her beach friends actually appreciate this side of her.
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* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering [[spoiler: that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells- cue Homer leaving the furious about the damage done to his car]].
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* GreenEyedMonster: Bart becomes very jealous of Lisa's newfound popularity. It culminates in him showing Lisa's friends her yearbook, revealing her nerdy, unpopular nature.
* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering[[spoiler: that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells- seashells. Lisa is overjoyed- cue Homer leaving the house furious about the damage done to his car]].car.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Bart regrets seemingly ruining Lisa's relationship with her beach friends, and makes up for it by having them sign her yearbook.
* WhatTheHellHero: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[JerkAss Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know exactly who I am. I am the sister of a rotten, jealous, mean, little sneak! You cost me my only friends! You've ruined my life!
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Bart regrets seemingly ruining Lisa's relationship with her beach friends, and makes up for it by having them sign her yearbook.
* WhatTheHellHero: Lisa, [[TranquilFury quietly but furiously]], blows up at Bart for (apparently) sabotaging her relationship with her friends.
-->'''[[JerkAss Bart]]''': [[EvilGloating Hey, Lise. I guess my little yearbook stunt was pretty rough but it did teach you a lesson. It's important to be yourself]].
-->'''Lisa''': ''(Yanks him by the shirt into her face)'' I know exactly who I am. I am the sister of a rotten, jealous, mean, little sneak! You cost me my only friends! You've ruined my life!
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On the last day of school, no one bothers to sign Lisa's yearbook, making her feel depressed about her lack of true friends. After Flanders offers his beach house to the Simpson family, Lisa decides to use the vacation to reinvent herself. Adopting a laid-back, cool personality, she is able to make a few friends-much to Bart's chagrin.
* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering [[spoiler: that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells- cue Homer leaving the furious about the damage done to his car]].
* MoodWhiplash: The episode switches constantly between zany comedy and heartfelt moments. The ultimate example is Lisa discovering [[spoiler: that her new friends don't shun her, and actually show their friendship by decorating Homer's car with seashells- cue Homer leaving the furious about the damage done to his car]].
