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| − | "'''Bart's Comet'''" is the fourteenth episode of [[Season 6]] | + | "'''Bart's Comet'''" is the fourteenth episode of [[Season 6]]. It aired on February 5, 1995. The episode was written by [[John Swartzwelder]] and directed by [[Bob Anderson]]. The episode contains references to ''Where's Waldo?'' and ''The Twilight Zone''. |
| − | [[Springfield]]'s days are numbered when [[Bart]] discovers a comet is heading straight for them. Now they must decide who will brave the comet's arrival and who can stay in the [[Ned Flanders|Flanders]]' bomb shelter. | + | [[Springfield]]'s days are numbered when [[Bart]] discovers a comet is heading straight for them. Now they must decide who will brave the comet's arrival and who can stay in the [[Ned Flanders|Flanders]]' bomb shelter. |
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
After vandalizing the [[Springfield Elementary School|school's]] new weather balloon, [[Bart]] is punished by having to help [[Skinner]] while he goes sky watching. However, he spots the balloon and leaves briefly to try and catch it. Bart messes with the telescope, finds a comet and reports it. His discovery makes the papers and he becomes famous among the nerds at school. However, Lisa is the first to realize that the comet is heading for Earth, and is going to decimate the town. Thes strangest claim is Homer who says that the comet will just burn up and become a rock the size of a Chihuahua's head. | After vandalizing the [[Springfield Elementary School|school's]] new weather balloon, [[Bart]] is punished by having to help [[Skinner]] while he goes sky watching. However, he spots the balloon and leaves briefly to try and catch it. Bart messes with the telescope, finds a comet and reports it. His discovery makes the papers and he becomes famous among the nerds at school. However, Lisa is the first to realize that the comet is heading for Earth, and is going to decimate the town. Thes strangest claim is Homer who says that the comet will just burn up and become a rock the size of a Chihuahua's head. | ||
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Episode Information
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"Bart's Comet" is the fourteenth episode of Season 6. It aired on February 5, 1995. The episode was written by John Swartzwelder and directed by Bob Anderson. The episode contains references to Where's Waldo? and The Twilight Zone.
Springfield's days are numbered when Bart discovers a comet is heading straight for them. Now they must decide who will brave the comet's arrival and who can stay in the Flanders' bomb shelter.
Plot
After vandalizing the school's new weather balloon, Bart is punished by having to help Skinner while he goes sky watching. However, he spots the balloon and leaves briefly to try and catch it. Bart messes with the telescope, finds a comet and reports it. His discovery makes the papers and he becomes famous among the nerds at school. However, Lisa is the first to realize that the comet is heading for Earth, and is going to decimate the town. Thes strangest claim is Homer who says that the comet will just burn up and become a rock the size of a Chihuahua's head. Springfield officials launch a rocket to stop it, but it misses and blows up the only bridge out of town, leaving the townsfolk doomed. They all decide to go to a bomb shelter, one that belongs to Ned Flanders. The bomb shelter is too cramped, so the inhabitants decide to evict Ned from his own shelter. To pass the time they play a guessing game, but this makes them argue. Tired of being cramped, the whole group of people abandon the shelter and join Ned Flanders outside, waiting for the comet to strike. The comet burns up in Springfield's toxic atmosphere and shrinks to the size of a Chihuahua's head, then it hits the shelter causing it to collapse. Bart puts the remains of his comet into his pocket. The show ends with Bart and Lisa (and Homer) being afraid, because what Homer said regarding the comet came true.
