Difference between revisions of "Girl's in the Band"
(→Plot) |
|||
| Line 25: | Line 25: | ||
A panoramic of [[Springfield]] is shown, with a billboard saying ''Welcome to Springfield. Come for [[Whacking Day]], stay for the snake chowder'' and a text engraved in the corn field next to [[Cletus's farm]] saying ''Corn likker sold here'', before zooming in the [[Springfield Academy of Music]], where the class of 1999 are graduating, where [[Dewey Largo]] is one of the winners of the Golden Baton Award, but Gustavo Dudumel, the other winner, strangles him in dark energy after the university president says to him he's going to be just a school teacher. | A panoramic of [[Springfield]] is shown, with a billboard saying ''Welcome to Springfield. Come for [[Whacking Day]], stay for the snake chowder'' and a text engraved in the corn field next to [[Cletus's farm]] saying ''Corn likker sold here'', before zooming in the [[Springfield Academy of Music]], where the class of 1999 are graduating, where [[Dewey Largo]] is one of the winners of the Golden Baton Award, but Gustavo Dudumel, the other winner, strangles him in dark energy after the university president says to him he's going to be just a school teacher. | ||
| − | Largo then wakes up from the nightmare next to his partner. After seeing [[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] uncover a manhole, from which [[Sideshow Bob]] escapes, his everyday morning with his partner and dog is shown. At [[Springfield Elementary School|School]], Largo is teaching music, when he recieves an email from [[Victor Kleskov]], the musical director of the [[Capital City]] Philarmonic, saying he'll be attending his concert the next night. | + | Largo then wakes up from the nightmare next to his partner. After seeing [[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] uncover a manhole, from which [[Sideshow Bob]] escapes, his everyday morning with his partner and dog is shown. At [[Springfield Elementary School|School]], Largo is teaching music, when he recieves an email from [[Victor Kleskov]], the musical director of the [[Capital City]] Philarmonic, saying he'll be attending his concert the next night, so he starts training them with {{w|The Stars and Stripes Forever}}. |
| − | |||
| + | The concert is a success, but Largo is sad when Victor chooses [[Lisa]] as the talent to take with him. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 10:12, April 1, 2019
|
|||||||||
|
|
|
|
This article is about an upcoming episode. The article's contents may change as the episode approaches and more information becomes available. Please be cautious when adding information to this article, as rumors and speculation often get confused with fact. Always provide a source for any information you add if possible. |
"Girl's in the Band"
| ||||||
Episode Information
|
"Girl's in the Band" is the 19th episode of season 30 of The Simpsons. It aired on March 31, 2019.
Contents
Synopsis
- "Lisa is scouted by the director of the Capitol City Philharmonic, to her band teacher's dismay. Homer works extra shifts at the plant so Lisa can play, putting strain on the family."
Plot
A panoramic of Springfield is shown, with a billboard saying Welcome to Springfield. Come for Whacking Day, stay for the snake chowder and a text engraved in the corn field next to Cletus's farm saying Corn likker sold here, before zooming in the Springfield Academy of Music, where the class of 1999 are graduating, where Dewey Largo is one of the winners of the Golden Baton Award, but Gustavo Dudumel, the other winner, strangles him in dark energy after the university president says to him he's going to be just a school teacher.
Largo then wakes up from the nightmare next to his partner. After seeing Jimbo, Kearney and Dolph uncover a manhole, from which Sideshow Bob escapes, his everyday morning with his partner and dog is shown. At School, Largo is teaching music, when he recieves an email from Victor Kleskov, the musical director of the Capital City Philarmonic, saying he'll be attending his concert the next night, so he starts training them with The Stars and Stripes Forever.
The concert is a success, but Largo is sad when Victor chooses Lisa as the talent to take with him.
Gallery
Production
Promo videos
Preview: Look Out For FOX Sunday at YouTube- Lisa Gets Yelled At For Playing The Wrong Note at YouTube
- Homer Takes A Break From His Family at YouTube
