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* KiddyCoveralls: Bart is first shown wearing overalls when he's younger in this episode
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-->'''Abe''': All I have is this house that I built with my own two hands.
-->'''Homer''': You didn't build this house, you won it on a crooked '50s game show!
-->'''Abe''': [[KarmaHoudini I ratted on everybody and got off scott-free!]]
-->'''Homer''': You didn't build this house, you won it on a crooked '50s game show!
-->'''Abe''': [[KarmaHoudini I ratted on everybody and got off scott-free!]]
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-->'''Abe''': All I have is this house that I built with my own two hands. \n-->'''Homer''': \\
'''Homer''': You didn't build this house, you won it on a crooked '50s gameshow!
-->'''Abe''':show!\\
'''Abe''': [[KarmaHoudini I ratted on everybody and got off scott-free!]]
'''Homer''': You didn't build this house, you won it on a crooked '50s game
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'''Abe''': [[KarmaHoudini I ratted on everybody and got off scott-free!]]
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* RevengeIsADishBestServed: Lashing out after his Krusty Burger Olympics promotion has cost him millions, Krusty yells out that he will personally spit into every 50th Krusty Burger. Homer isn't horribly phased to hear this.
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* ComicBookTime: This episode provides the first explicit example of this trope in ''The Simpsons''. In the season 2 episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E12TheWayWeWas "The Way We Was"]] it was established that Bart was conceived in May 1980, putting birth in early 1981, which made sense back then, since the episode first aired in January 1991, and Bart is supposed to be 10 years old. With this episode they follow the same logic: Lisa is supposed to be 8, and the episode came out in 1992, so Lisa's birth year is established as 1984. Thus the Comic Book Time sets in when the two kids, who are two years apart in age, have been given birth years three years apart from each other.
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* ComicBookTime: This episode provides the first explicit example of this trope in ''The Simpsons''. In the season 2 3 episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E12TheWayWeWas "The Way We Was"]] [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E12IMarriedMarge "I Married Marge"]] it was established that Bart was conceived in May 1980, putting his birth in early 1981, which made sense back then, since the episode first aired in January December 1991, and Bart is supposed to be 10 years old. With this episode they follow the same logic: Lisa is supposed to be 8, and the episode came out in 1992, so Lisa's birth year is established as 1984. Thus the Comic Book Time sets in when the two kids, who are two years apart in age, have been given birth years three years apart from each other.
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* ComicBookTime: This episode provides the first explicit example of this trope in ''The Simpsons''. In the season 2 episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E12TheWayWeWas "The Way We Was"]] it was established that Bart was born in 1980, which made sense back then, since the episode first aired in January 1991, and Bart is supposed to be 10 years old. With this episode they follow the same logic: Lisa is supposed to be 8, and the episode came out in 1992, so Lisa's birth year is established as 1984. Thus the Comic Book Time sets in when the two kids, who are two years apart in age, have been given birth years four years apart from each other.
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* ComicBookTime: This episode provides the first explicit example of this trope in ''The Simpsons''. In the season 2 episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E12TheWayWeWas "The Way We Was"]] it was established that Bart was born conceived in May 1980, putting birth in early 1981, which made sense back then, since the episode first aired in January 1991, and Bart is supposed to be 10 years old. With this episode they follow the same logic: Lisa is supposed to be 8, and the episode came out in 1992, so Lisa's birth year is established as 1984. Thus the Comic Book Time sets in when the two kids, who are two years apart in age, have been given birth years four three years apart from each other.
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* EarlyPersonalitySigns: Following from "I Married Marge," Baby Bart was just a smaller version of his 10-year-old self, endlessly (and purposely) causing trouble for his parents, irritating his dad by calling him "Homer," and even saying "[[{{Catchphrase}} ¡Ay caramba!]]" as his very first "word." Lisa also displayed high intelligence as an infant when, immediately after saying her first word, she repeated several other words with ease including the complicated "David Hasselhoff."
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* EarlyPersonalitySigns: Following from "I Married Marge," Baby Bart was just a smaller version of his 10-year-old self, endlessly (and purposely) causing trouble for his parents, irritating his dad by calling him "Homer," and even saying "[[{{Catchphrase}} "[[CharacterCatchphrase ¡Ay caramba!]]" as his very first "word." Lisa also displayed high intelligence as an infant when, immediately after saying her first word, she repeated several other words with ease including the complicated "David Hasselhoff."
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* ExtremeDoormat: Ned Flanders. He meekly asks for his TV tray to be returned ''once'' in eight years, after pointing out that he just found Homer's lost infant daughter and he probably owes him one. Homer just slams the door in his face.
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* HilariousInFlashback: Baby Bart is amused at Sideshow Bob getting hurt, long before Bob became Bart's arch-nemesis.
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* BabysFirstWords: It revealed in this episode that Bart's first utterance was "[[{{Catchphrase}} ¡Ay caramba!]]" (after walking in on Homer and Marge having sex), and Lisa's first word was "Bart" (as Bart was getting ready to run away from home). Homer remarks that considering how mouthy Bart and Lisa turned out, he'd be just as happy if Maggie never said anything. The episode ends with Maggie, alone and unheard, saying her first word: "Daddy" (before she fell asleep).
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* BabysFirstWords: It revealed in this episode that Bart's first utterance was "[[{{Catchphrase}} "[[CharacterCatchphrase ¡Ay caramba!]]" (after walking in on Homer and Marge having sex), and Lisa's first word was "Bart" (as Bart was getting ready to run away from home). Homer remarks that considering how mouthy Bart and Lisa turned out, he'd be just as happy if Maggie never said anything. The episode ends with Maggie, alone and unheard, saying her first word: "Daddy" (before she fell asleep).
