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Brendan Beiderbecke is a singer, musician, and former student at Springfield Elementary School.
Lisa met Brendan at the STEM Conference, where he was playing the piano in the hotel's bar. Lisa immediately fell for his looks, musical talent, and singing voice, although she disliked his arrogant attitude. Brendan serenaded Lisa with "Crazy Fling". She nervously introduced herself to him and learned that he was transferring to Springfield Elementary School. When Homer showed up, Lisa pretended not to know him to prevent Brendan from forming a negative impression of her.
Brendan later visited the Simpson house, where he played the piano while Lisa accompanied him on her saxophone. He criticized Lisa's timing, stating that she was behind the beat. Although the remark irritated her, she continued playing. At school, Lisa showed Brendan around the school, where he met Nelson. Nelson immediately disliked Brendan because he also had feelings for Lisa. Using his connection with the other bullies, Nelson arranged for them to trip Brendan. In response, Brendan began singing "I'm Tripping for You", making all the girls in the school swoon over him...
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Tanks of the Third Reich is a military history book about tanks used by Germany during World War II.
Marge and Homer noticed the spice fading from their love life, so they went to Books! Books! And Additional Books! to find a book that could improve their marriage. At the store, Marge and Homer looked in the "Marital Relations" section, while Bart and Lisa shopped on their own.
When the kids returned from their shopping, Marge and Homer were embarrassed to be caught looking at books about sex. They quickly grabbed other books at random so they could pretend they were looking at something else, and Marge ended up with a copy of Tanks of the Third Reich. When Bart asked what Marge and Homer were looking at, Marge covered herself awkwardly, but reasonably well, replying, "Ummm ... I'm just reading up on ... artillery", as she glanced at the cover to see what the book was about. Homer, however, didn't fare as well and was shocked into screaming by the copy of Mapplethorpe he picked up...
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