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The Play's the Sting

Comic Information Release date: December 2011 Comic series: Simpsons Comics

The Play's the Sting is a comic story featured in Simpsons Comics #185.

Synopsis

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Clancy shoots the TV on Moe's when Kent Brockman talking about Sideshow Bob is still free. Homer squeak then to Wiggum why he had not takening him yet and Wiggum squeak that Homer does not guard his son. Moe comes with a new TV, and where it sends the ballet, it gives Clancy an idea, Bob likes culture so he decides that he and Eddie sets up a ballet when the can easily capturing him. Homer decides to help, Clancy and he let him helping in the search of Bob under the the appearance. But after Eddie gets unconscious after Homer collidet with his car let Clancy, him to where Eddies leotard. They are just a few hours before the show and the only clothes they found is for girls, but since no one but Bob and a few others come and watch it because it's America's Got Deferred Psychica Talent in Springfield at the same time, they do not worried for embarrassing themself. Bart eavesdropping and sets up a fake sign at the entrance to America's Got Deferred Psychica Talent who says that it is canceled, he then tells the crowd that wanted to see the show that there is a better event and get them to go see the ballet.

The show will start, Clancy and Homer sees that the locale is full and not dare to go out on stage for look after Bob, Bart opens then the drapes and the two are forced to dance. The audience laughs at Clancy and Homer, but Bob (who sits in the audience dressed up), get quickly furious at how poorly they dance so he drops his dressing and Clancy will then easily understand who Bob is and he is apprehended while Homer and Clancy stands on the stage in ballet clothes and Bart laughs to them all.

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