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| − | '''From Lichtenslava With Love''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in [[Bart Simpson 11]]. The story was later reprinted in the [[Big Bratty Book of Bart Simpson]]. | + | '''''From Lichtenslava With Love''''' is a [[Simpsons Comics]] story that appears in ''[[Bart Simpson 11]]''. The story was later reprinted in the ''[[Big Bratty Book of Bart Simpson]]'' book. |
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
[[Skinner]] tells the students in [[Bart]]'s class how ads in magazines can be misleading. He shows an advert for a decommissioned Soviet submarine and Bart, seeing a prank opportunity, tries to get [[Homer]] to buy it. Bart later decides to order it without the approval of Homer and [[Marge]]. However, his letter goes astray in the Lichtenslavic mail system when it is partly eaten by a goat. | [[Skinner]] tells the students in [[Bart]]'s class how ads in magazines can be misleading. He shows an advert for a decommissioned Soviet submarine and Bart, seeing a prank opportunity, tries to get [[Homer]] to buy it. Bart later decides to order it without the approval of Homer and [[Marge]]. However, his letter goes astray in the Lichtenslavic mail system when it is partly eaten by a goat. | ||
| − | A few weeks later when Bart comes home, he finds that [[Agna]], a mail-order bride, has arrived from Lichtenslava and expects to marry the man who "ordered" her. As Agna starts to settle into the Simpson household by helping Marge with the household chores, [[Lisa]] explains to Agna she can't marry Bart, but Agna wants to marry him so she can stay in America. Bart realizes that he can't marry Agna, and Lisa feels sorry for her and thinks she can look for another fiancé among the men of [[Springfield]]. The family put up advertisements and all the city's single men come to meet Agna. | + | A few weeks later when Bart comes home, he finds that [[Agna]], a mail-order bride, has arrived from Lichtenslava and expects to marry the man who "ordered" her. As Agna starts to settle into the Simpson household by helping Marge with the household chores, [[Lisa]] explains to Agna she can't marry Bart, but Agna wants to marry him so she can stay in America. Bart realizes that he can't marry Agna, and Lisa feels sorry for her and thinks she can look for another fiancé among the men of [[Springfield]]. The family put up advertisements and all the city's single men come to meet Agna. Not wanting to marry ''any'' of Springfield's bachelors, Agna returned to her home in Lichtenslava. |
== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
Revision as of 11:37, September 27, 2011
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Comic Information
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From Lichtenslava With Love is a Simpsons Comics story that appears in Bart Simpson 11. The story was later reprinted in the Big Bratty Book of Bart Simpson book.
Plot
Skinner tells the students in Bart's class how ads in magazines can be misleading. He shows an advert for a decommissioned Soviet submarine and Bart, seeing a prank opportunity, tries to get Homer to buy it. Bart later decides to order it without the approval of Homer and Marge. However, his letter goes astray in the Lichtenslavic mail system when it is partly eaten by a goat.
A few weeks later when Bart comes home, he finds that Agna, a mail-order bride, has arrived from Lichtenslava and expects to marry the man who "ordered" her. As Agna starts to settle into the Simpson household by helping Marge with the household chores, Lisa explains to Agna she can't marry Bart, but Agna wants to marry him so she can stay in America. Bart realizes that he can't marry Agna, and Lisa feels sorry for her and thinks she can look for another fiancé among the men of Springfield. The family put up advertisements and all the city's single men come to meet Agna. Not wanting to marry any of Springfield's bachelors, Agna returned to her home in Lichtenslava.
Behind the Laughter
- The story's title is a pun on the James Bond film From Russia with Love.
