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Jessica Lovejoy is the daughter of Reverend Lovejoy and Helen Lovejoy. While she has a sweet and calm appearance, Jessica also has a penchant for mischief and chaos, and can cross the line farther than Bart Simpson himself. Amongst boys smitten by her, she falls right into the role of femme fatale, and isn't afraid to use them. She went to a boarding school, but was expelled for destroying school property, stealing collection money on Sundays and starting up fights with whomever she could. She was also Bart's girlfriend for a while. According to Bart's experiences with her, she wasn't afraid to dare him to skate down an extremely steep hill littered with truck accidents, and even pulled the fire alarm during the school day out of pure thrills. He also states that she has an IQ of 108, and that she's "like a Milk Dud, sweet on the outside, but poison on the inside." She went too far, however, when she stole collection money again and pinned it on Bart. Lisa Simpson, however, brought her to justice. After showing the evidence that Jessica is bad, her father doesn't want to believe his daughter is bad and he continues to blame the theft on Bart. Later, Bart lets her take advantage of him... Read more of this article | More featured articles | Vote for a featured article "The Wettest Stories Ever Told" is the eighteenth episode of season 17 of The Simpsons and the three-hundred and seventy-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on April 23, 2006. The episode was written by Jeff Westbrook and directed by Mike B. Anderson. While waiting for the dinner at The Frying Dutchman, the family starts telling three stories about ships: "Mayflower Madman", "Stupidity on the Bounty", and "The Neptune Upending"... Read more of this episode | More featured episodes | Vote for featured episode Y2K: The Millennium Bug is a musical about the Year 2000 problem. When Marge was in high school, she worked as a stage manager for the plays the school put on. One of these was Y2K: The Millennium Bug, which was directed by Franklin Chase. After Franklin Chase died, Marge was given her old prompt book by Mrs. Chase. Marge then decided to put on the musical again, bringing in all the old cast members. However, Lenny injured himself before the musical could be started, so Homer took over his role instead... Read more of this article | Vote for a comprehensive article Most recent news about The Simpsons. 01-21-2022 Season 33 News: New Details on Robert Reich and John Lithgow Guest Starring announced 01-19-2022 Tapped Out: Red Alert event is coming! 12-30-2021 Season 33 News: Sneak Peeks for “The Longest Marge” have been released! 12-16-2021 Season 33 News: Promotional images for “The Longest Marge” have been released! 12-15-2021 Season 33 News: Sneak Peeks for “A Made Maggie” have been released! 12-11-2021 Season 33 News: Marge Simpson and Mr. Burns battle over a football player this January! Wikisimpsons Answers Feed The most recent questions and answers from Wikisimpsons Answers. Answered: Is there a way to easily find red links? Need help trying to figure out cameo/reference in The Simpson's Answered: I accidentally made duplicates of the same image. How do I delete them? Answered: What episode has the most guest stars? (not counting the movie) Ask a Question

Today is January 28. On this day... 1953: Louie Pérez, percussionist, guitarist and guest star, was born. 1960: Steve Sax, baseball player and guest star, was born. 1961: Michael Ferris, one time writer, was born. 1975: Sara Gilbert, actress and guest star, was born. 1989: "Bart the Hero" aired for the first time. 2006: "We're on the Road to D'oh-where" aired for the first time. 2012: "Moe Goes from Rags to Riches" aired for the first time. "You gotta give her up." ―Lisa Simpson "No, no, wait. Hear my plan. I put up with her for seven more years. Then, we'll get married. Once the first baby comes along, she's bound to settle down and start treatin' me right. After all, I deserve it." ―Bart Simpson, talking about Jessica Lovejoy More featured quotes Vote for a featured quote Homer shows off his great ass suction. More featured pictures Vote for a featured picture Name: "Pixelated and Afraid" Date: February 27, 2022 :

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