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[[Bart]] has an idea how can with his friends see the R-rated movie, [[Dr Gruesome vs. Bagface vs. Mommyman]]. When he buys tickets for himself and his friends, he buys tickets for the children movie [[Chuckles the Happy Hamster]], but when they'll go into the room he tells them to go into the room beside, where Dr. Gruesome Vs. Bagface Vs. Mommyman shown. They sit near an adult so they think they are with him or her. After the movie becomes Bart honored by his friends and the next week he planing doing the same thing, they then watch the R-rated movie [[Kung Fu Stewardesses]] but booked tickets to [[Koala Kapers]]. One problem, has happened that week, [[Milhouse]] has talking about Bart's idea for everyone in the school, the cinema is full of screaming kids which is not Bart appreciate. In [[Hollywood]] is not all happy too, Koala Kapers have been at the top of the screenings, but Kung Fu Stewardesses to the bottom and they has realized that viewers want to see children's movies today. They begins to only produce children's films, which makes the children sad because there are no good movies to sneak into anymore. | [[Bart]] has an idea how can with his friends see the R-rated movie, [[Dr Gruesome vs. Bagface vs. Mommyman]]. When he buys tickets for himself and his friends, he buys tickets for the children movie [[Chuckles the Happy Hamster]], but when they'll go into the room he tells them to go into the room beside, where Dr. Gruesome Vs. Bagface Vs. Mommyman shown. They sit near an adult so they think they are with him or her. After the movie becomes Bart honored by his friends and the next week he planing doing the same thing, they then watch the R-rated movie [[Kung Fu Stewardesses]] but booked tickets to [[Koala Kapers]]. One problem, has happened that week, [[Milhouse]] has talking about Bart's idea for everyone in the school, the cinema is full of screaming kids which is not Bart appreciate. In [[Hollywood]] is not all happy too, Koala Kapers have been at the top of the screenings, but Kung Fu Stewardesses to the bottom and they has realized that viewers want to see children's movies today. They begins to only produce children's films, which makes the children sad because there are no good movies to sneak into anymore. | ||
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Box Office Bingo
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Comic Information
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Box Office Bingo! is a Bart Simpson story that appears in Bart Simpson #25. The comic later got reprinted in the Big Brilliant Book of Bart Simpson.
Plot
Bart has an idea how can with his friends see the R-rated movie, Dr Gruesome vs. Bagface vs. Mommyman. When he buys tickets for himself and his friends, he buys tickets for the children movie Chuckles the Happy Hamster, but when they'll go into the room he tells them to go into the room beside, where Dr. Gruesome Vs. Bagface Vs. Mommyman shown. They sit near an adult so they think they are with him or her. After the movie becomes Bart honored by his friends and the next week he planing doing the same thing, they then watch the R-rated movie Kung Fu Stewardesses but booked tickets to Koala Kapers. One problem, has happened that week, Milhouse has talking about Bart's idea for everyone in the school, the cinema is full of screaming kids which is not Bart appreciate. In Hollywood is not all happy too, Koala Kapers have been at the top of the screenings, but Kung Fu Stewardesses to the bottom and they has realized that viewers want to see children's movies today. They begins to only produce children's films, which makes the children sad because there are no good movies to sneak into anymore.
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