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| − | [[Image:500px-Gina]].gif|200px|thumb|nail|left|'''Gina Vendetti''' is a young girl who is in a juvenile prison for girls, for pushing Snow White off the parapet at Disneyland. She is featured in the episode "[[The Wandering Juvie]]" and is voiced by [[Sarah Michelle Gellar]]. In the episode, Bart is sent to boys' juvenile prison and is immediately attacked by Gina while hanging out near the fence on the girls' side. They later get partnered (and handcuffed) together for ballroom dancing, but Gina spots a way to escape, and drags Bart with her. Bart and Gina at first hate each other but start to gain each other's trust and eventually kiss. Once freed from their handcuffs, Gina and Bart go separate ways, but Gina (having nowhere to go) starts crying and attacks Bart when he spots her. The two start fighting and are captured by the police. Gina, not wanting Bart's life to be ruined because of her escape, confesses that the entire thing was her idea and Bart is released from prison although he still had time to do. Gina had during the episode told Bart that she had a family to go back to... but during her crying fit after she separates from Bart, she reveals she actually doesn't have a family. Later, the Simpson family visit her in prison and they eat together. She appeared in a issue of [[Simpsons Comics]] as Bart's love interest. | + | [[Image:500px-Gina]].gif|200px|thumb|nail|left| '''Gina Vendetti''' is a young girl who is in a juvenile prison for girls, for pushing Snow White off the parapet at Disneyland. She is featured in the episode "[[The Wandering Juvie]]" and is voiced by [[Sarah Michelle Gellar]]. In the episode, Bart is sent to boys' juvenile prison and is immediately attacked by Gina while hanging out near the fence on the girls' side. They later get partnered (and handcuffed) together for ballroom dancing, but Gina spots a way to escape, and drags Bart with her. Bart and Gina at first hate each other but start to gain each other's trust and eventually kiss. Once freed from their handcuffs, Gina and Bart go separate ways, but Gina (having nowhere to go) starts crying and attacks Bart when he spots her. The two start fighting and are captured by the police. Gina, not wanting Bart's life to be ruined because of her escape, confesses that the entire thing was her idea and Bart is released from prison although he still had time to do. Gina had during the episode told Bart that she had a family to go back to... but during her crying fit after she separates from Bart, she reveals she actually doesn't have a family. Later, the Simpson family visit her in prison and they eat together. She appeared in a issue of [[Simpsons Comics]] as Bart's love interest. |
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Revision as of 16:31, May 17, 2008
File:500px-Gina.gif|200px|thumb|nail|left| Gina Vendetti is a young girl who is in a juvenile prison for girls, for pushing Snow White off the parapet at Disneyland. She is featured in the episode "The Wandering Juvie" and is voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar. In the episode, Bart is sent to boys' juvenile prison and is immediately attacked by Gina while hanging out near the fence on the girls' side. They later get partnered (and handcuffed) together for ballroom dancing, but Gina spots a way to escape, and drags Bart with her. Bart and Gina at first hate each other but start to gain each other's trust and eventually kiss. Once freed from their handcuffs, Gina and Bart go separate ways, but Gina (having nowhere to go) starts crying and attacks Bart when he spots her. The two start fighting and are captured by the police. Gina, not wanting Bart's life to be ruined because of her escape, confesses that the entire thing was her idea and Bart is released from prison although he still had time to do. Gina had during the episode told Bart that she had a family to go back to... but during her crying fit after she separates from Bart, she reveals she actually doesn't have a family. Later, the Simpson family visit her in prison and they eat together. She appeared in a issue of Simpsons Comics as Bart's love interest.
