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| − | After [[Mr. Burns]] lost the [[Springfield Film Festival]] he bribed everyone in Hollywood and tried to win the Academy Award but lost it to [[George C. Scott]] in "[[Man Getting Hit | + | After [[Mr. Burns]] lost the [[Springfield Film Festival]] he bribed everyone in Hollywood and tried to win the Academy Award but lost it to [[George C. Scott]] in "[[Man Getting Hit by Football]]".<ref>"[[A Star is Burns]]"</ref> |
[[Angry Dad: The Movie (film)|Angry Dad: The Movie]] was nominated for an Oscar in the best short animated film category. [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] came to the awards without [[Homer]] as Homer took all the credit. After finding out that he had been Oscar blocked, [[Rolling 80]] gives him and [[Marge]] a lift to the Academy Awards. | [[Angry Dad: The Movie (film)|Angry Dad: The Movie]] was nominated for an Oscar in the best short animated film category. [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] came to the awards without [[Homer]] as Homer took all the credit. After finding out that he had been Oscar blocked, [[Rolling 80]] gives him and [[Marge]] a lift to the Academy Awards. | ||
Revision as of 11:43, July 28, 2012
The Academy Awards ceremony is a prestigious ceremony that hands out the Oscar awards.
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History
After Mr. Burns lost the Springfield Film Festival he bribed everyone in Hollywood and tried to win the Academy Award but lost it to George C. Scott in "Man Getting Hit by Football".[1]
Angry Dad: The Movie was nominated for an Oscar in the best short animated film category. Bart and Lisa came to the awards without Homer as Homer took all the credit. After finding out that he had been Oscar blocked, Rolling 80 gives him and Marge a lift to the Academy Awards.
Halle Berry was presenting the award for best short animated film. There were two other contenders for the award, Condiments by Mixar and Willis & Crumble in Better Gnomes and Gardens by Nick Park. Angry Dad: The Movie won and Bart went to claim the award but realized that everyone needed credit. He then cut up the award into bits and gave each bit to a crew member who helped out.[2]
Non-canon
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After the Academy Awards, Lisa stated that Meryl Streep spat on her and this sequence is seen.[3]
