The Good, the Sad and the Drugly
- Episode aired Apr 19, 2009
- TV-14
- 21m
Bart gets Milhouse to take the rap for a prank at school, and then blows him off when he falls for a cute 5th grade do-gooder, prompting Milhouse's wrath. Meanwhile, Lisa begins taking "happ... Read allBart gets Milhouse to take the rap for a prank at school, and then blows him off when he falls for a cute 5th grade do-gooder, prompting Milhouse's wrath. Meanwhile, Lisa begins taking "happy pills" to improve her negative outlook.Bart gets Milhouse to take the rap for a prank at school, and then blows him off when he falls for a cute 5th grade do-gooder, prompting Milhouse's wrath. Meanwhile, Lisa begins taking "happy pills" to improve her negative outlook.
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- Homer Simpson
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- Marge Simpson
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- Bart Simpson
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- Lisa Simpson
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- Principal Skinner
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- Jenny
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- Milhouse Van Houten
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- Mental Doctor
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- Miss Hoover
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- TriviaBart's girlfriend in this episode, Jenny, is voiced by Anne Hathaway. In a season 6 episode, "Bart's Girlfriend," Bart dates Jessica Lovejoy, who was voiced by Meryl Streep. Both Streep and Hathaway were the leads in "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006).
- GoofsWhen Willy is knocked unconscious by the falling letters, 3 Ns fall sideways next to his head, making it appear as if he is sleeping/snoring, yet there are only 2 Ns in "Springfield Elementary School."
- Quotes
Principal Skinner: Lisa, your outburst was either a sign of deep emotional imbalance, or a passionate response to a sobering truth. Luckily the treatment for both is intensive therapy.
- ConnectionsReferences The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
- SoundtracksWhat a Wonderful World
(uncredited)
Written by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss
Performed by Louis Armstrong