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Charlie is a boy who was briefly "adopted" by Bart Simpson. When Bart decided that he wanted a younger brother because he was jealous of the relationship that Lisa and Maggie had, he went to the Springfield Orphanage to adopt one. When he was told that he couldn't, he left. However, Charlie saw Bart and followed him home. Bart was excited to get a brother who was similar to him and the two of them went around town having fun and pulling pranks on people. At the Kwik-E-Mart, Lisa encountered them and found out what happened. Lisa told Bart that he had to take him back to the orphanage, but Bart refused. Bart took Charlie to see Sever V at the theater, hyping it up to Charlie. However, Charlie was scared of the film and cowered under his seat. As Bart and Charlie left, Charlie was scared and jumped at everything. Chief Wiggum then appeared from the bushes and tried to take Charlie back, with Charlie running to his side as he wanted to go home. Bart was upset that Charlie would betray him like that until Charlie took Wiggum's pepper spray and sprayed him in the face. Bart and Charlie then ran off with Wiggum chasing them... Read more of this article | More featured articles | Vote for a featured article |
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"Every Man's Dream" is the first episode of season 27 of The Simpsons and the five-hundred and seventy-fifth episode overall. It originally aired on September 27, 2015. The episode was written by J. Stewart Burns and directed by Matthew Nastuk. It guest stars Lena Dunham as Candace and Hannah Horvath, Allison Williams as Candace's friend 3, Zosia Mamet as Candace's friend 2, Jemima Kirke as Candace's friend 1, Laura Ingraham as Janet Zilowitz and Adam Driver as Adam Sackler. Homer is diagnosed with narcolepsy — but instead of returning home with his prescription medication — he returns home drunk. He and Marge visit a marriage counselor and have a trial separation, during which Homer begins dating a 20-something... Read more of this episode | More featured episodes | Vote for featured episode |
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Monk Murphy is the deaf son of Bleeding Gums Murphy. When Lisa found out that Bleeding Gums had a son she didn't know about, she tracked him down and introduced herself to him. When Lisa tried to play him the song that his father had written for him, "Monk's New Tune", Monk told Lisa that he couldn't enjoy the song as he was deaf. Monk then explained to Lisa that he was born deaf and the cochlear implants were too expensive for his father to afford for him. Therefore, Monk learned to lip read and use sign language to communicate with other people. When Lisa told Monk about the Springfield Lottery using Bleeding Gums' song in an advert, Monk got annoyed as his father hated gambling. Lisa then told Monk that they would get royalties from the song being used by going to the publisher and demanding justice. Lisa then took Monk to The Jazz Hole where some of the musicians who performed there recognized Monk. Etta Pryor told Monk that she had written songs about him when he was a baby. Monk then discovered the album Broken Elevator Blues on the wall of the club and found that the publisher was Treasured Artists Publishing... Read more of this article | Vote for a comprehensive article |
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