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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | One evening, Bart | + | One evening, Bart watched a show hosted by [[Troy McClure]] on his portable TV. On the show, [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] advertised an Itchy & Scratchy animation cell, a limited edition with 800,000 copies, and promised that the animation cell was to increase in value. [[Bart]] wanted to obtain the cell, so he bumped into [[Homer]] in the hallway and apologized. Bart stole Homer's wallet and Homer stole Bart's slingshot. Bart then rung up the show and ordered the cell as "Homer Simpson" with Homer's Visa card. One day, Bart was reading a [[Radioactive Man]] comic book and the doorbell rung. Bart answered the door as Homer, and got a punch in the nose for writing letters to [[Frank Sinatra|Mr. Sinatra]]. Bart answered the doorbell again and the [[Squeaky Voiced Teen]] gave Bart another punch in the nose for stealing golf balls from the driving range. The doorbell rung again, but Bart ignored it. The delivery guy shouted that Homer had a special delivery. Bart looked through the letterbox and saw the delivery guy hold the cylinder box for the animation cell. The box bore the label "Do Not Roll". Bart opened the door and the delivery guy handed Bart the box. He then received a third punch in the nose for keeping the delivery guy waiting. On the sofa, Bart opened the box in front of [[Lisa]], but as Lisa started getting excited, they both found that the cell bore [[Scratchy]]'s arm and nothing else. Lisa asked how much the cell was and Bart says that it cost $350. Later, Bart asked [[Comic Book Guy]] whether the cell was worth anything. Comic Book Guy said no, but offered Bart a telephone shaped like {{W|Mary Worth}}. When [[Mr. Burns]] dropped by to greet [[Homer|Fred Flintson]] and his wife [[Marge|Wilbur]], Bart threatened to ruin Burns' suit by squeezing ketchup and mustard over it. Bart squeezed mustard over Burns' suit and Burns gave Bart the money. That evening, Bart told Homer about charging his credit card $350. Homer freaked out, but Bart gave Homer the money and ran off. Bart told himself that he's keeping the Mary Worth phone so he can be reminded never to do something as stupid as what he did again. [[Milhouse]] rung Bart up and asked him if he wanted to play with the X-ray machine in the abandoned hospital. Bart says "Sure!" and hung up. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Revision as of 09:26, March 31, 2012
- "Hey, Lis, guess who's got a genuine Itchy and Scratchy animation cell?"
- ―Bart Simpson
- "Oh! That is so cool! That is so exciting! That is so...[looks at cell] crappy."
- ―Lisa Simpson
The Itchy and Scratchy animation cell is an animation cell from The Itchy & Scratchy Show.
History
One evening, Bart watched a show hosted by Troy McClure on his portable TV. On the show, Roger Meyers, Jr. advertised an Itchy & Scratchy animation cell, a limited edition with 800,000 copies, and promised that the animation cell was to increase in value. Bart wanted to obtain the cell, so he bumped into Homer in the hallway and apologized. Bart stole Homer's wallet and Homer stole Bart's slingshot. Bart then rung up the show and ordered the cell as "Homer Simpson" with Homer's Visa card. One day, Bart was reading a Radioactive Man comic book and the doorbell rung. Bart answered the door as Homer, and got a punch in the nose for writing letters to Mr. Sinatra. Bart answered the doorbell again and the Squeaky Voiced Teen gave Bart another punch in the nose for stealing golf balls from the driving range. The doorbell rung again, but Bart ignored it. The delivery guy shouted that Homer had a special delivery. Bart looked through the letterbox and saw the delivery guy hold the cylinder box for the animation cell. The box bore the label "Do Not Roll". Bart opened the door and the delivery guy handed Bart the box. He then received a third punch in the nose for keeping the delivery guy waiting. On the sofa, Bart opened the box in front of Lisa, but as Lisa started getting excited, they both found that the cell bore Scratchy's arm and nothing else. Lisa asked how much the cell was and Bart says that it cost $350. Later, Bart asked Comic Book Guy whether the cell was worth anything. Comic Book Guy said no, but offered Bart a telephone shaped like Mary Worth. When Mr. Burns dropped by to greet Fred Flintson and his wife Wilbur, Bart threatened to ruin Burns' suit by squeezing ketchup and mustard over it. Bart squeezed mustard over Burns' suit and Burns gave Bart the money. That evening, Bart told Homer about charging his credit card $350. Homer freaked out, but Bart gave Homer the money and ran off. Bart told himself that he's keeping the Mary Worth phone so he can be reminded never to do something as stupid as what he did again. Milhouse rung Bart up and asked him if he wanted to play with the X-ray machine in the abandoned hospital. Bart says "Sure!" and hung up.
