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Nights of the Dinner Table

Comic Story information Released: April 2013 Comic series: Bart Simpson Pages: 6 Written by: Ian Brill

Nights of the Dinner Table is a Bart Simpson story that appears in Bart Simpson #82.

Synopsis

"Homer and Bart pull an all-nighter and put themselves on high alert to prevent a potential home invasion."

Plot

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Homer comes home at 3:00 AM while Bart sneaks into the kitchen to have a night meal and the two discover each other. They going to the kitchen where Homer eats the sandwich that Bart was going to eat. They realize that if they fall asleep in church again, Marge understands that they have been up all night again. They decide to stay awake until church is over. They start drinking coffee to avoid falling asleep and after an hour they hear that someone is in the garden and they believe they are a burglar. They decide to scare the burglar and dresses up and goes out of garden. They discover that the thief just be Santa's Little Helper who do not recognize them and starts chasing them. Marge and Lisa wakes up and they think they are burglar outside. They go up to scare them but discovers that was only Homer, Bart and the dog. A few hours later in the church sleeps Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa, which annoys the assembly.

Reprints

Comic issue Release date Country Bart & Co. #4 March 27, 2014 Bongo Comics Free-For-All 2017 May 6, 2017

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