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| − | The [[Springfield Elementary School|school]] starts giving out " | + | The [[Springfield Elementary School|school]] starts giving out "Academic Alerts" to tells the kids what they're failing. [[Lisa]] is told that she's failing gym. The gym teacher tells her that she won't fail if she joins one of the "Pee-wee" teams in town. She is bad at everything she tries. At [[Bart]]'s hockey game, he starts hitting things at her and she defends them like a top-notch goalie, so [[Apu]] brings her onto his team. When she starts winning games, she gets more respect than Bart and they start a rivalry. Their rivalry is taken to a new level when Bart's team is going to play Lisa's team. With the game tied at the end and the result coming down to a penalty shot by Bart, they both experience harmonious flashbacks, causing them to remember their love for each other. They throw down their equipment and hug as the hockey arena errupts into rioting. |
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Revision as of 23:54, February 8, 2007
Lisa on Ice Plot
The school starts giving out "Academic Alerts" to tells the kids what they're failing. Lisa is told that she's failing gym. The gym teacher tells her that she won't fail if she joins one of the "Pee-wee" teams in town. She is bad at everything she tries. At Bart's hockey game, he starts hitting things at her and she defends them like a top-notch goalie, so Apu brings her onto his team. When she starts winning games, she gets more respect than Bart and they start a rivalry. Their rivalry is taken to a new level when Bart's team is going to play Lisa's team. With the game tied at the end and the result coming down to a penalty shot by Bart, they both experience harmonious flashbacks, causing them to remember their love for each other. They throw down their equipment and hug as the hockey arena errupts into rioting.
Quotes
- Chief Wiggum: "We won! We won! Unfortunetly, since I bet on the other team, we won't be going out for pizza."
