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Milhouse once ran away from filming [[Radioactive Man (film)|Radioactive Man]] and hid in the treehouse<ref>"[[Radioactive Man]]"</ref> | Milhouse once ran away from filming [[Radioactive Man (film)|Radioactive Man]] and hid in the treehouse<ref>"[[Radioactive Man]]"</ref> | ||
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| + | When Bart and his friends were trying to listen in on Lisa's tea party with her friends, Lisa saw the paper cup which the boys were listening from, and pulled it. Then the boys started pulling it, and it turned into a tug of war, until Bart's treehouse fell apart due to the pressure of Lisa's pulling on the tree. Then, after Homer's disastrous attempt and getting a plan for the treehouse (which turned out to be something created by a person Homer doesn't even know) and chopping down trees in the forest for wood, Marge called on the Amish. The Amish put together the treehouse pretty quickly, but the grand opening turned into a disaster when Homer switched the electricity on (put together by the Amish) and the electric wire exploded and the whole treehouse was set alight. Homer got trapped in the treehouse, but when Santa's Little Helper went to "save" him, he dragged out the turkey instead. Snowball II ran up, and Homer, unconscious on the floorboards, was woken up (or rather scratched on the chest) by the cat, and was lead out of the window safely.<ref>"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]" | ||
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Bart's treehouse
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Location Information
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Bart's treehouse is the treehouse owned by Bart Simpson that resides in the back garden of 742 Evergreen Terrace.
History
Bart often comes to the treehouse with friends, mainly Milhouse.
Milhouse once ran away from filming Radioactive Man and hid in the treehouse[1]
When Bart and his friends were trying to listen in on Lisa's tea party with her friends, Lisa saw the paper cup which the boys were listening from, and pulled it. Then the boys started pulling it, and it turned into a tug of war, until Bart's treehouse fell apart due to the pressure of Lisa's pulling on the tree. Then, after Homer's disastrous attempt and getting a plan for the treehouse (which turned out to be something created by a person Homer doesn't even know) and chopping down trees in the forest for wood, Marge called on the Amish. The Amish put together the treehouse pretty quickly, but the grand opening turned into a disaster when Homer switched the electricity on (put together by the Amish) and the electric wire exploded and the whole treehouse was set alight. Homer got trapped in the treehouse, but when Santa's Little Helper went to "save" him, he dragged out the turkey instead. Snowball II ran up, and Homer, unconscious on the floorboards, was woken up (or rather scratched on the chest) by the cat, and was lead out of the window safely.<ref>"Old Yeller-Belly"
Description
It is a small house made of wood with a ladder leading up to it and a secret entrance in the floor. It's got a couple of windows as well as the door.
Trivia
- In different episodes the treehouse has been seen in different locations of the backyard.
Appearances
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Episode – "Bart the General" 
THOH – "Treehouse of Horror" - Episode – "Three Men and a Comic Book"
- Episode – "Radioactive Man"
- Episode – "Old Yeller-Belly"
– The Simpsons Movie - Episode – "To Surveil With Love"
Merchandise – The Simpsons Trading Card Game
References
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