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| − | ''' | + | '''Itchy & Scratchy Land '''is an [[Itchy and Scratchy]]-themed amusement park owned by ''Itchy and Scratchy International''. |
| − | + | After seeing ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "{{ap|The Last Traction Hero|I&S episode}}", which advertised Itchy & Scratchy Land, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] started to pester [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] to take them there. Eventually, they caved in and the family went to Itchy & Scratchy Land. The family then went on the rides and visited a restaurant before seeing the animatronic parade. After getting sick of the rides in the park, Homer and Marge headed to [[Parents' Island]] for a while, leaving Bart and Lisa on their own. | |
| − | + | During the course of their visit, Bart and Homer managed to get arrested in the park for attacking the mascots. Meanwhile, [[Professor Frink]] came by the science labs in the park to tell them that the robots would go berserk within twenty four hours. He then realized he forgot to carry the one in his equation and then the robots started to attack everyone. After getting Homer and Bart out of security, the Simpsons realized that the robots were attacking. They then made a run for the last helicopter but one of the mascots was on it and refused to let them on, leaving the Simpsons alone in the park. Backed into a corner, Homer started to throw everything he had at the robots, eventually throwing a flash photography camera, which shut down some of the robots. Upon realizing this, everyone started to take photos of the robots, with Bart smashing up a shop to get some more. Eventually, they destroyed all the robots and [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] thanked them for their help and gave them two free passes to the park... | |
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Revision as of 05:58, June 1, 2018
Itchy & Scratchy Land is an Itchy and Scratchy-themed amusement park owned by Itchy and Scratchy International.
After seeing The Itchy & Scratchy Show episode "The Last Traction Hero", which advertised Itchy & Scratchy Land, Bart and Lisa started to pester Homer and Marge to take them there. Eventually, they caved in and the family went to Itchy & Scratchy Land. The family then went on the rides and visited a restaurant before seeing the animatronic parade. After getting sick of the rides in the park, Homer and Marge headed to Parents' Island for a while, leaving Bart and Lisa on their own.
During the course of their visit, Bart and Homer managed to get arrested in the park for attacking the mascots. Meanwhile, Professor Frink came by the science labs in the park to tell them that the robots would go berserk within twenty four hours. He then realized he forgot to carry the one in his equation and then the robots started to attack everyone. After getting Homer and Bart out of security, the Simpsons realized that the robots were attacking. They then made a run for the last helicopter but one of the mascots was on it and refused to let them on, leaving the Simpsons alone in the park. Backed into a corner, Homer started to throw everything he had at the robots, eventually throwing a flash photography camera, which shut down some of the robots. Upon realizing this, everyone started to take photos of the robots, with Bart smashing up a shop to get some more. Eventually, they destroyed all the robots and Roger Meyers, Jr. thanked them for their help and gave them two free passes to the park...
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