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| + | Aside from [[Lisa]], everyone in the family contracts food poisoning after eating organic produce from The Farmers’ Market. After nurturing the family back to health, Lisa agrees to participate in a [[Krusty the Clown|Krusty]] sponsored “Li’l Starmaker” competition, with the first prize winner being animated into an [[Itchy and Scratchy]] episode. Lisa panics during the competition when a Christina Aguilera type performs a better rendition of “Mocking Bird” and [[Homer]] saves the day by hammering out a manipulative tune about [[Springfield]] that leads Lisa to victory. With a win under his belt, Homer becomes a stereotypical star-crazed parent and manager who ultimately drives Lisa to fire him. A distraught Homer counters by taking Lisa’s rival, [[Cameron]], under his wing and grooming him for the finals. Lisa comes to realize that her relationship with Homer is more important than the competition and performs an apologetic song. Homer reunites with his daughter before Cameron performs an egotistical song Homer prepared to sabotage the young boy’s performance. | ||
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| + | When Bart hits Lisa with a chicken bone, Bart says "Praise the Lord!",in a Martin Luther King style. | ||
| + | The competition is similar to American Idol,X factor. | ||
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Episode Information
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This episode is the 18th episode of the 16th season.
Aside from Lisa, everyone in the family contracts food poisoning after eating organic produce from The Farmers’ Market. After nurturing the family back to health, Lisa agrees to participate in a Krusty sponsored “Li’l Starmaker” competition, with the first prize winner being animated into an Itchy and Scratchy episode. Lisa panics during the competition when a Christina Aguilera type performs a better rendition of “Mocking Bird” and Homer saves the day by hammering out a manipulative tune about Springfield that leads Lisa to victory. With a win under his belt, Homer becomes a stereotypical star-crazed parent and manager who ultimately drives Lisa to fire him. A distraught Homer counters by taking Lisa’s rival, Cameron, under his wing and grooming him for the finals. Lisa comes to realize that her relationship with Homer is more important than the competition and performs an apologetic song. Homer reunites with his daughter before Cameron performs an egotistical song Homer prepared to sabotage the young boy’s performance.
Cultural reference
When Bart hits Lisa with a chicken bone, Bart says "Praise the Lord!",in a Martin Luther King style. The competition is similar to American Idol,X factor.
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