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While Lisa and Marge spend the day cleaning rocks after Captain MacCallister runs his ship aground a la the Exxon Valdez incident in 1989, Bart gets in trouble for breaking the gargoyle of an old house, and the owner wants Bart to work for her to pay for it — by making him her right-hand man for her burlesque house.

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Broken Gargoyle Penalty
Everything Has Rhythm: The musical number 'We Keep The Spring in Springfield' includes such effects as Moe banging bin lids together, someone 'boing'ing Bumblebee Man's antenna and Lenny smacking someone in the head (accidentally) with a sledgehammer.
Hypocritical Humor and Aesop Amnesia: Homer drooling over Princess Kashmir (the stripper/belly dancer from "Homer's Night Out") in front of Bart, seasons after Homer learned his lesson on not objectifying women.
Never Trust a Radio Announcement: A lot of TV and radio promos for this episode played up the sex angle of this episode. Commercials that aired during prime-time claimed that Springfield would be rocked by a sex scandal, and showed Marge's incriminating pictures of people leaving the Maison Derriere (which was correct, only it didn't go that far)^note, while a radio station had Homer saying, "I have misplaced my pants," which, out of context, paints a rather risque mental picture of Homer, when really that line was used in the scene of Belle taking Bart back home and Belle finding that Homer is using a grocery bag as a substitute for underwear.
Shaming The Mob: Homer does this, with a lavish musical number.
She's Got Legs: While talking to Marge, Belle pulls up her skirt and crosses her legs, showing her sharply-clad legs.
Sidetracked by the Analogy
Spontaneous Choreography
Stocking Filler: Belle wears fishnets and the most of the dancers wear thigh-high stockings.
Stylistic Suck: Marge's attempt at a counter-song after the "We Put the Spring in Springfield" sequence.
Marge: (singing off key) Morals and ethics and carnal forbearance...
Unishment: To give Homer some credit, he didn't know the house Bart vandalized was really a burlesque house. Of course, he doesn't mind Bart still working there after he finds out.
Trash of the Titans: The floor is so coated in garbage that Homer and Bart make garbage angels.
What Could Have Been: The producers originally wanted a Celebrity Voice Actor for Belle, but couldn't find anyone good enough (or with a free schedule), so they brought in Tress MacNeille.
Work Off the Debt: Bart breaking the gargoyle kicks off the A-plot. At the end, Marge replaces the club's warm-up comedian after demolishing half the building.