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| − | "'''Brother's Little Helper'''" is the second episode of the [[List of The Simpsons episodes#Season 11|eleventh season]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. | + | "'''Brother's Little Helper'''" is the second episode of the [[List of The Simpsons episodes#Season 11|eleventh season]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. |
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| − | [[Principal Skinner]] introduces a fire safety skit to the students. When [[Ned Flanders]] catches on fire, the fire department tries to extinguish him, but it does not work because [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] is pulling a prank with the fire hose. Skinner has Homer and Marge come to the school. It is then when Bart is diagnosed with [[Attention Deficit Disorder]]. Principal Skinner recommends that Bart take a behavior drug called Focusyn. | + | [[Principal Skinner]] introduces a fire safety skit to the students. When [[Ned Flanders]] catches on fire, the fire department tries to extinguish him, but it does not work because [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] is pulling a prank with the fire hose. Skinner has Homer and Marge come to the school. It is then when Bart is diagnosed with [[wikipedia:Attention_deficit_hyperactivity_disorder|Attention Deficit Disorder]]. Principal Skinner recommends that Bart take a behavior drug called Focusyn. |
| − | After several failed attempts by [[Homer Simpson|Homer]], [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] convinces Bart to take the medication, and his behavior immediately improves. He begins paying attention in school and being respectful to his parents. However, side effects soon occur as Bart becomes paranoid that [[Major League Baseball]] is spying on the town using satellites. The doctors recommend that Bart go off Focusyn, but he refuses. Before anyone can stop him, he swallows several handfuls of Focusyn and runs away. | + | After several failed attempts by [[Homer Simpson|Homer]], [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] convinces Bart to take the medication, and his behavior immediately improves. He begins paying attention in school and being respectful to his parents. However, side effects soon occur as Bart becomes paranoid that [[wikipedia:Major_League_Baseball|Major League Baseball]] is spying on the town using satellites. The doctors recommend that Bart go off Focusyn, but he refuses. Before anyone can stop him, he swallows several handfuls of Focusyn and runs away. |
| − | Bart wanders onto an army base and manages to steal a tank (ala Shawn Nelson). He cuts a swath of destruction through the town, until he eventually stops at the school. There, he points the tank's cannon into the sky and shoots down a Major League Baseball satellite, proving his theory right. [[Mark McGwire]] appears, but instead of explaining the bizarre situation, he distracts the townspeople by hitting some baseballs and then runs off with the evidence. Marge takes Bart off Focusyn for good and puts him back on "good old [[Ritalin]]", which he is okay with. | + | Bart wanders onto an army base and manages to steal a tank (ala [[wikipedia:Shawn_Nelson|Shawn Nelson]]). He cuts a swath of destruction through the town, until he eventually stops at the school. There, he points the tank's cannon into the sky and shoots down a Major League Baseball satellite, proving his theory right. [[wikipedia:Mark_McGwire|Mark McGwire]] appears, but instead of explaining the bizarre situation, he distracts the townspeople by hitting some baseballs and then runs off with the evidence. Marge takes Bart off Focusyn for good and puts him back on "good old [[wikipedia:Ritalin|Ritalin]]", which he is okay with. |
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"Brother's Little Helper"
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Episode Information
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"Brother's Little Helper" is the second episode of the eleventh season of The Simpsons.
Plot
Principal Skinner introduces a fire safety skit to the students. When Ned Flanders catches on fire, the fire department tries to extinguish him, but it does not work because Bart is pulling a prank with the fire hose. Skinner has Homer and Marge come to the school. It is then when Bart is diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. Principal Skinner recommends that Bart take a behavior drug called Focusyn.
After several failed attempts by Homer, Marge convinces Bart to take the medication, and his behavior immediately improves. He begins paying attention in school and being respectful to his parents. However, side effects soon occur as Bart becomes paranoid that Major League Baseball is spying on the town using satellites. The doctors recommend that Bart go off Focusyn, but he refuses. Before anyone can stop him, he swallows several handfuls of Focusyn and runs away.
Bart wanders onto an army base and manages to steal a tank (ala Shawn Nelson). He cuts a swath of destruction through the town, until he eventually stops at the school. There, he points the tank's cannon into the sky and shoots down a Major League Baseball satellite, proving his theory right. Mark McGwire appears, but instead of explaining the bizarre situation, he distracts the townspeople by hitting some baseballs and then runs off with the evidence. Marge takes Bart off Focusyn for good and puts him back on "good old Ritalin", which he is okay with.
