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''' Pinchy''' is a lobster that appered in [[Lisa Gets An A]]. He is [[Homer]]'s pet but is later cooked in a hot tub. Homer finds him at a grocery store and decides to take him home to fatten up and eventually eat. But gradually he grows fond of the lobster and decides to keep it. He throws him in the fish tank and in a rubber ring pool to help him survive. Marge wants Homer to get rid of him by cooking him up. At the end of the episode Homer tells Marge that he is washing mud off Pinchy by placing him in a hot tub. Bart then walks into the kitchen and comments on the nice smell. Homer then puts two and two together and realizes that Pinchy has been cooked in the tub. The episode then concludes with Homer distraught at the dinner table, sobbing while eating Pinchy. | ''' Pinchy''' is a lobster that appered in [[Lisa Gets An A]]. He is [[Homer]]'s pet but is later cooked in a hot tub. Homer finds him at a grocery store and decides to take him home to fatten up and eventually eat. But gradually he grows fond of the lobster and decides to keep it. He throws him in the fish tank and in a rubber ring pool to help him survive. Marge wants Homer to get rid of him by cooking him up. At the end of the episode Homer tells Marge that he is washing mud off Pinchy by placing him in a hot tub. Bart then walks into the kitchen and comments on the nice smell. Homer then puts two and two together and realizes that Pinchy has been cooked in the tub. The episode then concludes with Homer distraught at the dinner table, sobbing while eating Pinchy. | ||
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[[Category:Deceased Characters]] | [[Category:Deceased Characters]] | ||
Revision as of 19:09, May 2, 2008
Pinchy is a lobster that appered in Lisa Gets An A. He is Homer's pet but is later cooked in a hot tub. Homer finds him at a grocery store and decides to take him home to fatten up and eventually eat. But gradually he grows fond of the lobster and decides to keep it. He throws him in the fish tank and in a rubber ring pool to help him survive. Marge wants Homer to get rid of him by cooking him up. At the end of the episode Homer tells Marge that he is washing mud off Pinchy by placing him in a hot tub. Bart then walks into the kitchen and comments on the nice smell. Homer then puts two and two together and realizes that Pinchy has been cooked in the tub. The episode then concludes with Homer distraught at the dinner table, sobbing while eating Pinchy.
