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Latest revision as of 08:03, July 31, 2021
Homer and Bart's Surveillance Camera Blind Spot
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Location Information
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Homer and Bart's Surveillance Camera Blind Spot was a blind spot which was used by townspeople. It was a place where people could escape from the surveillance cameras and just have fun. It was located in The Simpsons' backyard.
History[edit]
When Bart tried to moon the surveillance camera after Ned Flanders's voice was annoying him, he discovered that the camera could not see him in some places, and marked a line around the blind spot. About half of Springfield went to the blind spot, and enjoyed it, until Ned listened to Marge talking about the blind spot through a camera. Ned called Rod and told him to place a mirror that faced the camera, so Ned could see what was going on in the Simpsons' backyard. Ned told Rod that he and Todd need to stay in the house. Rod told Ned that Todd was not in the house and was being held down by Jimbo, Dolph and Kearney, and a tube, which had rats running inside it, was aimed at the inside of his mouth. Later on, Ned arrived at the blind-spot and argued with Homer.
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