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[[Milhouse]]'s parents had just gotten back together, and Milhouse wanted them to break up again because they were now paying more attention to each other than to him and because he could no longer play them against each other. As Milhouse complained to [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] about his situation, an episode of ''The O.C.'' came on TV. | [[Milhouse]]'s parents had just gotten back together, and Milhouse wanted them to break up again because they were now paying more attention to each other than to him and because he could no longer play them against each other. As Milhouse complained to [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] about his situation, an episode of ''The O.C.'' came on TV. | ||
| − | In the episode, a girl confronted her boyfriend and accused him of cheating on her, after finding another girl's bra in his bed. The scene gave Bart and Milhouse the idea of planting one of [[Marge]]'s bras in [[Kirk]]'s bed to make [[Luann]] think he was cheating and want to break up with him. However, the scheme backfired when it nearly broke up Marge and [[Homer]] instead. | + | In the episode, a girl confronted her boyfriend and accused him of cheating on her, after finding another girl's bra in his bed. After that, one of the boys said that they were going to hang out at {{W|Knott's Berry Farm}}. The bra scene gave Bart and Milhouse the idea of planting one of [[Marge]]'s bras in [[Kirk]]'s bed to make [[Luann]] think he was cheating and want to break up with him. However, the scheme backfired when it nearly broke up Marge and [[Homer]] instead. |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| − | ''{{W|The O.C.}}'' is a real teen drama which originally | + | ''{{W|The O.C.}}'' is a real teen drama which originally aired on FOX from August 5, 2003 to February 22, 2007. It used "{{W2|California|Phantom Planet song}}" performed by the band {{W|Phantom Planet}} as its theme song. Although it was referred to as ''The O.C.'', none of the characters shown or named are from the original TV show. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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The O.C.
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The O.C. is an American television drama series which airs on FOX.
History[edit]
Milhouse's parents had just gotten back together, and Milhouse wanted them to break up again because they were now paying more attention to each other than to him and because he could no longer play them against each other. As Milhouse complained to Bart and Lisa about his situation, an episode of The O.C. came on TV.
In the episode, a girl confronted her boyfriend and accused him of cheating on her, after finding another girl's bra in his bed. After that, one of the boys said that they were going to hang out at Knott's Berry Farm. The bra scene gave Bart and Milhouse the idea of planting one of Marge's bras in Kirk's bed to make Luann think he was cheating and want to break up with him. However, the scheme backfired when it nearly broke up Marge and Homer instead.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The O.C. is a real teen drama which originally aired on FOX from August 5, 2003 to February 22, 2007. It used "California" performed by the band Phantom Planet as its theme song. Although it was referred to as The O.C., none of the characters shown or named are from the original TV show.
Appearances[edit]
Episode – "Milhouse of Sand and Fog" 
THOH – "Treehouse of Horror XVI" (mentioned)
