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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | + | When the kids in [[Springfield]] were forced to stay home after a curefew had been declared [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] decided to watch primetime TV. The channel they tuned in showed the sitcom "Don't Go There". When the commercial break was announced Bart planned on smashing the TV (presumably because he found the show to be unbearable) but Lisa stopped him in the act. Immediately after this the network broadcasted a commercial for [[The Bloodening]]. | |
| − | When the kids in [[Springfield]] had | ||
| − | Some days later when [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] watching TV | + | Some days later when [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] are watching TV, Homer asks Marge if she is ready for another episode of Don't Go There. Marge responds by saying that she is "tired of that show", but she had been "hearing good things about [[Talk to the Hand]]", and the couple starts watching that instead. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{ep|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken}} | *{{ep|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken}} | ||
Revision as of 18:01, July 24, 2014
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TV Show Information
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Don't Go There is a prime-time television sitcom.
History
When the kids in Springfield were forced to stay home after a curefew had been declared Bart and Lisa decided to watch primetime TV. The channel they tuned in showed the sitcom "Don't Go There". When the commercial break was announced Bart planned on smashing the TV (presumably because he found the show to be unbearable) but Lisa stopped him in the act. Immediately after this the network broadcasted a commercial for The Bloodening.
Some days later when Homer and Marge are watching TV, Homer asks Marge if she is ready for another episode of Don't Go There. Marge responds by saying that she is "tired of that show", but she had been "hearing good things about Talk to the Hand", and the couple starts watching that instead.
