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| + | {{Desc|[[Lisa]]'s version of [[Barthood]]. [[Homer]] discovers how smart she is, she'll go to college, and being scared out of Springfield. [[Ned]] will try to cure Homer of his alcohol problem.<ref name="S29EW"/><br/><br/>As future Lisa writes her college application essay for [[Harvard University|Harvard]], she recalls past disappointing birthdays that helped shape her.<ref name="AD"/>}} | ||
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"Mr. Lisa's Opus"
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Episode Information
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"Mr. Lisa's Opus" is an upcoming season 29 episode. It will air sometime in November 2017.[1][2] It was written by Al Jean.[3]
Synopsis
- "Lisa's version of Barthood. Homer discovers how smart she is, she'll go to college, and being scared out of Springfield. Ned will try to cure Homer of his alcohol problem.[4]
As future Lisa writes her college application essay for Harvard, she recalls past disappointing birthdays that helped shape her.[5]"
Production
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