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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Grandpa's [[http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/leaving-now-grandpa-simpsons.gif infamous reaction]] to running into Bart in the Maison.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Grandpa's [[http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/leaving-now-grandpa-simpsons.gif infamous reaction]] to running into Bart Bart's presence in the Maison.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Grandpa's [[http://gifrific.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/leaving-now-grandpa-simpsons.gif infamous reaction]] to running into Bart in the Maison.
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* AmbiguousSyntax: During a town meeting, Marge announces that she's sharing her moral outrage over "a certain house in our town". The others, however, assume she's referring to the meeting house they're in.
-->'''Moe:''' Yeah, well, what's wrong with this house? Is it the plumbing?\\
'''Marge:''' No, it's a house of ill fame... a house of loose ethics.\\
'''Kent Brockman:''' Is there a building code violation? A drainage issue? A surveying error?\\
'''Marge:''' The house is perfectly fine!\\
'''Chief Wiggum:''' Well, then quit bad-mouthing the house!\\
'''Otto:''' Yeah, leave the house alone!
-->'''Moe:''' Yeah, well, what's wrong with this house? Is it the plumbing?\\
'''Marge:''' No, it's a house of ill fame... a house of loose ethics.\\
'''Kent Brockman:''' Is there a building code violation? A drainage issue? A surveying error?\\
'''Marge:''' The house is perfectly fine!\\
'''Chief Wiggum:''' Well, then quit bad-mouthing the house!\\
'''Otto:''' Yeah, leave the house alone!
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge is at her worst pre-{{Flanderization}} here, forcing her views on the town of Springfield because she has a problem with the house existing, rather than her underaged son working there ([[RealityEnsues which would have caused Belle to get arrested and the entire place to get shut down, if the show followed reality]]).
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge is at her worst pre-{{Flanderization}} here, forcing her views on the town of MoralGuardians: Marge, because she thinks that Springfield because she has does not want a problem with the house existing, rather than burlesque house, despite everyone else's views. It's not "Springfield doesn't want a burlesque house", it's "Marge Simpson doesn't want a burlesque house, and is forcing everyone to follow her underaged son working there ([[RealityEnsues which would have caused Belle to get arrested and the entire place to get shut down, if the show followed reality]]).view".
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* TorchesAndPitchforks: and [[DropTheHammer Sledge hammers]], oh my! Seen when the town decides to tear down the house; they also discuss what they plan to smash and/or loot.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Marge is at her worst pre-{{Flanderization}} here, forcing her views on the town of Springfield because she has a problem with the house existing, rather than her underage son working there ([[RealityEnsues which would have caused Belle to get arrested and the entire place to get shut down, if the show followed reality]]).
* TorchesAndPitchforks: and [[DropTheHammer Sledge hammers]], oh my! Seen when the towndecides is forced by Marge to tear down the house; they also discuss what they plan to smash and/or loot.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: and [[DropTheHammer Sledge hammers]], oh my! Seen when the town
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Homer attempts to chastise Belle for allowing Bart to work at her establishment, but has difficulty doing so while watching Princess Kashmir.
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* {{Cameo}}: Princess Kashmir appears, doing a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_dance Fan Dance]].
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* TorchesAndPitchforks: and [[DropTheHammer Sledge hammers]], oh my! Seen when the town decides to tear down the house; they also discuss what they plan to smash and/or loot.
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'''Abe:''' No, the burlesque house! Now shut up!
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'''Abe:''' No, the burlesque house! Now shut up!keep yer mouth shut!
* ArrowsOnFire: Moleman's weapon of choice.
* ArrowsOnFire: Moleman's weapon of choice.
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* EverythingHasRhythm: 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.
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* BrickJoke: When the townsfolk are tearing down the house, Moleman is seen with a [[ArrowsOnFire flaming arrow;]] and begs them to "please hurry..." When Marge comes in with the bulldozer and demands she be allowed to sing a CrowdSong of her own; said flaming arrow is seen embedding itself in the tree.
* EverythingHasRhythm: The musical number 'We Keep The Spring in Springfield' includes such effects as Moe banging bin lids together,someone Belle 'boing'ing Bumblebee Man's antenna and Lenny Willie smacking someone Lenny in the head (accidentally) with a sledgehammer.
* EverythingHasRhythm: The musical number 'We Keep The Spring in Springfield' includes such effects as Moe banging bin lids together,
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* {{Bouncer}}: Bart acts in this fashion; [[spoiler: escorting Homer off the premises after he drunkenly demands Marge "take it off!" during her ventriloquist act]].
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge is at her worst pre-{{Flanderization}} here, forcing her views on the town of Springfield because she has a problem with the house existing.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Marge is at her worst pre-{{Flanderization}} here, forcing her views on the town of Springfield because she has a problem with the house existing.existing, rather than her underaged son working there ([[RealityEnsues which would have caused Belle to get arrested and the entire place to get shut down, if the show followed reality]]).
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* OhCrap: Homer when he openly admits to a crowd about letting his son work in a burlesque house with Marge in earshot.
-->'''Homer:''' If Homer Simpson wants his ten-year-old son to work in a burlesque house, then Homer Simpson's ten-year-old son is going to work in a burlesque house. That--''(sees Marge; laughs nervously)'' Hi, Marge. Now you're going to hear a lot of crazy talk about Bart working in a burlesque house.
-->'''Homer:''' If Homer Simpson wants his ten-year-old son to work in a burlesque house, then Homer Simpson's ten-year-old son is going to work in a burlesque house. That--''(sees Marge; laughs nervously)'' Hi, Marge. Now you're going to hear a lot of crazy talk about Bart working in a burlesque house.
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* AllMenArePerverts: It might be easier to list who hasn't been going to the Maison Derrière.
-->"Oh, I'm afraid this problem goes far beyond Eugene and Rusty."
** During the vote to close the place:
--->'''Jasper:''' Are they talkin' about the bordello?\\
'''Abe:''' No, the burlesque house! Now shut up!
-->"Oh, I'm afraid this problem goes far beyond Eugene and Rusty."
** During the vote to close the place:
--->'''Jasper:''' Are they talkin' about the bordello?\\
'''Abe:''' No, the burlesque house! Now shut up!
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* ShesGotLegs: While talking to Marge, Belle pulls up her skirt and crosses her legs, showing her sharply-clad legs.
* SidetrackedByTheAnalogy
* SidetrackedByTheAnalogy
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* StockingFiller: Belle wears fishnets and the most of the dancers wear thigh-high stockings.
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**Also, Marge's ventriloquist act.
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* [[NeverTrustATrailer 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]]Compare with the ads that aired during times when kids would be watching cartoons, where they just played up the fact that Homer and Bart are left to fend for themselves while Marge, Lisa, and Maggie go on a day trip to help clean up an oil spill[[/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.
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* [[NeverTrustATrailer Never Trust a Radio Announcement]]: Promo]]: 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]]Compare with the ads that aired during times when kids would be watching cartoons, where they just played up the fact that Homer and Bart are left to fend for themselves while Marge, Lisa, and Maggie go on a day trip to help clean up an oil spill[[/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.
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Episode - 4F06\\
First Aired - 11/24/1996
First Aired - 11/24/1996
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* StylisticSuck: 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...
-->'''Marge:''' ''(singing off key)'' Morals and ethics and carnal forbearance...
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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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YMMV tropes can be found [[YMMV/TheSimpsonsS8E5BartAfterDark here]].
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* HypocriticalHumor: 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.
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* HypocriticalHumor: HypocriticalHumor and AesopAmnesia: 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.women.
* [[NeverTrustATrailer 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]]Compare with the ads that aired during times when kids would be watching cartoons, where they just played up the fact that Homer and Bart are left to fend for themselves while Marge, Lisa, and Maggie go on a day trip to help clean up an oil spill[[/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.
* [[NeverTrustATrailer 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]]Compare with the ads that aired during times when kids would be watching cartoons, where they just played up the fact that Homer and Bart are left to fend for themselves while Marge, Lisa, and Maggie go on a day trip to help clean up an oil spill[[/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.
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* {{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.
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* TrashOfTheTitans: The floor is so coated in garbage that Homer and Bart make garbage angels.
* TrashOfTheTitans: The floor is so coated in garbage that Homer and Bart make garbage angels.
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* HypocriticalHumor
HypocriticalHumor: 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.
*LesYay: Belle seems to be coming onto Marge.
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*WhatCouldHaveBeen: The producers originally wanted a CelebrityVoiceActor for Belle, but couldn't find anyone good enough (or with a free schedule), so they brought in TressMacNeille.
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* WorkOffTheDebtWorkOffTheDebt: Bart breaking the gargoyle kicks off the A-plot. At the end, [[spoiler: Marge replaces the club's warm-up comedian after demolishing half the building.]]
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* [[BrokenGlassPenalty Broken Gargoyle Penalty]]
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* ShamingTheMob
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* {{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.
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* StockingFiller: Belle wears fishnets, along with spike-heeled shoes.
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* EverythingHasRhythm: 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.
* LesYay: Belle seems to be coming onto Marge.
* ShesGotLegs: While talking to Marge, Belle pulls up her skirt and crosses her legs, showing her sharply-clad legs.
* StockingFiller: Belle wears fishnets, along with spike-heeled shoes.
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* LesYay: Belle seems to be coming onto Marge.
* ShesGotLegs: While talking to Marge, Belle pulls up her skirt and crosses her legs, showing her sharply-clad legs.
* StockingFiller: Belle wears fishnets, along with spike-heeled shoes.
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