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Clips from The Simpsons (1989) (S29E29)

"There is a God, and his name is the Devil."
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"Bart, come forward."
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"In the words of the late David Bowie, né Jones:"
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""Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes.""
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"Aah!"
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"No. Got you!"
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"Simpson, I'm not retiring."
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"This was all just a prank on you."
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"Leave him alone!"
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"Hold still. You've got honey in your pits."
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"Bombardment!"
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"Haw-haw!"
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"Oh, Nelsoned by Largo."
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"I'll get them back. I'll get them all back."
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"And that'll be the end of it forever."
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"Not good enough! _"
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"_"
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"I'll have nightmares,"
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"You are wearing your pajamas."
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"Some day I want to be a racecar driver."
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"Do you know how many get killed?"
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"Ugh."
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"Pranking Bart was my "Sergeant Peppers,""
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"after a lifetime of "Back Off Boogaloos.""
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"What the...? Simpson! _"
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"Ugh!"
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"What else is new?"
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"Mama needs a new people coat."
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"Thanks to one vengeful prankster, clowns..."
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"once a source of delight... have now become more twisted"
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"than the balloon animals they wrap their creepy hands around."
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"We only hope that by showing it on TV,"
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"Now, let's tell you how it's done."
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"Send your copycat videos"
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"to "Kent's Krazy Klown Karnival of Kartoon Karnage.""
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"Oh, no. No. Now people have to judge us by our music."
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"We're doomed."
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"Krusty, I have to warn you."
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"People's attitudes have changed about..."
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"Hey-hey, kids!"
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"Calm down, children. I'm here."
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"The shirtless man with the bone through his skull"
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"I tried to warn you."
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"People hate clowns now."
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"_"
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"- I don't get it. - I don't know."
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"Boys will be boys."
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"What does that mean? Spoons will be spoons."
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"Yo. If we hurry, we can get those breakfast burritos"
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"- they serve at the courthouse. - Those are good, Marge."
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"is now in session."
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"Apologies. Divorced dad, no sitter."
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"That must be really tough, Judge."
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"Let me look at your file, son."
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"Your Honor, I can save you some time."
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"I've done it all: juvie, state juvie, groovy juvie,"
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"the Montessori prison, Outward and Inward Bound."
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"So you're down to fry me or free me."
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"What can I say? I'm a widdle dickens."
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""boys will be boys...""
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"Mm-hmm."
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"Marge, for once, let us get rich people justice."
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"He needs to learn the meaning of consequences."
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"Huh?"
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"Bart, I sentence you to 28 days"
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"at the Tomorrow's New Horizons Addiction Rehab Center"
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"and General Rotten Time Ranch."
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""Help me. My kid has a problem.""
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"I do not! All I ask is, Dad, while I'm gone,"
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"will you hold onto my can of peanut brittle?"
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"Anything for you, son."
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"Why you little...!"
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"Oh. The snakes ate all the peanut brittle."
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"I don't know."
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"I don't know if I did the right thing."
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"Comfort me."
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"Oh, Marge, part of being a parent is doing things"
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"that'll make your child never speak to you again."
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"Definitely on his deathbed."
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"Oh!"
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"I had to do it. I had to do it."
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"_"
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"I feel terrible for his writers."
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"I beat you"
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"What are you here for? To laugh at me?"
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"- No. - Please laugh at me!"
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"Look what you've done to me!"
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"He looks just like me!"
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"And Maggie looks just like Lisa."
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"And Milhouse's mother looks just like Milhouse's father."
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"Never mind that."
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"Krusty, our son's prank caused this."
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"We're gonna help you."
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"Ah, forget it. I'm finished."
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"Oh!"
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"- Wait, wait. - What?"
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"I've never shown genuine emotion in my life."
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"I'm even reading this off a card."
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"Okay, next card."
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"But seriously, I gotta speak from the..."
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"next card... heart."
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"I have all the depth of a foot bath."
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"A lot of funny actors have transitioned to drama:"
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"Tom Hanks, Albert Brooks."
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"I'm not convinced."
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"_"
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"Greetings! I am your director, Llewellyn Sinclair,"
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"and you are the Barbies and Kens"
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"in my Malibu beach house of thespic triumph."
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"Death of a Salesman."
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"However, the rights cost too much,"
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"so we'll be doing this knockoff version, The Salesman's Bad Day."
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"Don't worry, the text is just Play-Doh"
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"to be extruded through the Fun Factory"
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"of my Tony Award-watching genius."
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"To play Willie Salesman, please welcome the man who's taking"
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"and giving me a ride home tonight,"
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"and maybe more, hmm?"
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"Hey-hey. Let me see the script."
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"My line. My line. Garbage."
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