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| − | When [[Lisa]] sat in Homer's loaner she used the radio that let her contribute directly to NPR. After she did it {{ch|Terry Gross}} from NPR thanked her and started playing an 1987 interview with Senator | + | When [[Lisa]] sat in Homer's loaner she used the radio that let her contribute directly to NPR. After she did it {{ch|Terry Gross}} from NPR thanked her and started playing an 1987 interview with Senator Alan Cranston.<ref>"[[The Debarted]]"</ref> |
When [[Lisa]] and {{ch|Lady Gaga}} were singing "[[Super Star]]" she said she liked NPR.<ref>"[[Lisa Goes Gaga]]"</ref> | When [[Lisa]] and {{ch|Lady Gaga}} were singing "[[Super Star]]" she said she liked NPR.<ref>"[[Lisa Goes Gaga]]"</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:24, July 4, 2020
The NPR is a media organization.
History
When Lisa sat in Homer's loaner she used the radio that let her contribute directly to NPR. After she did it Terry Gross from NPR thanked her and started playing an 1987 interview with Senator Alan Cranston.[1]
When Lisa and Lady Gaga were singing "Super Star" she said she liked NPR.[2]
Bob Boilen told a poster of Hettie Mae Boggs that she had made a powerful enemy, NPR.[3]
When Bart was dressed like Lisa he said to her friends after a basketball game that she was going home to play with Malibu Stacy and listen to NPR.[4]
Appearances
Episode – "The Debarted" (mentioned)- Episode – "Lisa Goes Gaga"
- Episode – "Opposites A-Frack" (mentioned)
- Episode – "Gal of Constant Sorrow" (mentioned)
Comic story – Basketball's a Drag (mentioned)
References
