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Bart's Not Dead is a Christian biographical film produced about Bart's near-death experience. After Homer told Bart that he had to do a dare, Bart accepted a dare to jump off Dead Boy's Ledge. Bart did this and got injured as a result. In hospital, Bart lied to his family, telling them he had a near death experience and saw Heaven. Bart's story got written up and went around until three Christian movie producers, Luke, Mark and Matthew, offered to make his story into a movie. Homer and Bart agreed to this, with Bart pretending to speak to Jesus about it. Bart claimed Jesus told him that Ned Flanders had to help with the film. Auditions for the film were held, with Emily Deschanel getting the role of Marge Simpson and Gal Gadot getting the role as Lisa Simpson. Barney Gumble also auditioned for the role of Noah, who wasn't in the film at the time. Lenny, Carl and Barney also helped with rewriting the script. Eventually, Bart started to have second thoughts about the lies and wanted to stop the film. The film them premiered at the Aztec Theater in Springfield. After the premiere, Bart finally told the truth to Marge. Lisa then told them that the movie was going to make $100 million. Homer and Bart then announced to everyone that the movie was a lie, which angered many fans... Read more of this article | More featured articles | Vote for a featured article "Lisa's Wedding" is the nineteenth episode of season 6 that originally aired March 19, 1995. The episode was written by Greg Daniels and directed by Jim Reardon. Phil Hartman and Mandy Patinkin guest star. Lisa visits with a mysterious fortune teller at the Renaissance Fair who tells of Lisa's future courtship in 2010 with an Englishman she meets at college named Hugh Parkfield. Read more of this episode | More featured episodes | Vote for featured episode Tacomat is a taco store in Springfield. It is located in a parking lot across the street from the First Bank of Springfield. Tacomat is billed as "Taco convenience incarnate" and is a converted parking-lot photography kiosk. It is the world's smallest taco dispensing structure and has 27 employees. The building requires oxygen tanks to be supplied, due to its small size. Tacomat is very near to Comic Book Guy's apartment and can be seen from his kitchen window. Due to the proximity to Tacomat, Comic Book Guy cites "convenient location near city hot spots" as one of his apartment's best attributes. Read more of this article | Vote for a comprehensive article Most recent news about The Simpsons. 04-22-2019 Season 30 News: Sneak Peeks for “D’oh Canada” have been released 04-17-2019 Season 30 News: Marge Opens a New-Age Store in Season 30’s season finale! 04-16-2019 Season 30 News: Promotional images for “Woo-hoo Dunnit?” have been released! 04-11-2019 Season 30 News: Promotional images for “D’oh Canada” have been released! 04-11-2019 Season 30 News: Lisa’s College Fund Goes Missing in May! 04-04-2019 Season 30 News: Promotional images for “I’m Just a Girl Who Can’t Say D’oh” have been released! Wikisimpsons Answers Feed The most recent questions and answers from Wikisimpsons Answers. Answered: Which episode did Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie move out, leaving Homer behind? What episode did Milhouse wear black socks? Answered: TOCU contents edit Answered: Will Bongo Comics really disestablish in the fall? Ask a Question

Today is April 25. On this day... 1964: Hank Azaria, a voice actor, was born. 1969: Joe Buck, sportscaster and interviewee, was born. 1991: "Lisa's Substitute" aired for the first time. 1999: "The Old Man and the "C" Student" aired for the first time. 2004: "Catch 'Em if You Can" aired for the first time. 2010: "The Squirt and the Whale" aired for the first time. "I'll have to read Marge's book. And I swore never to read again after "To Kill A Mockingbird" gave me no useful advice on killing mockingbirds. It did teach me not to judge a man based on the color of his skin, but what good does that do me?" ―Homer More featured quotes Vote for a featured quote Do The X-Men seem different to anyone? More featured pictures Vote for a featured picture Name: "D'oh Canada" Date: April 28, 2019 :

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