The Simpsons season 10 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Lisa cheats on a test for "The Wind in the Willows," leading to an unexpected academic grant for her school. Struggling with guilt, she eventually confesses, jeopardizing the grant. Meanwhile, Homer buys a lobster to fatten and eat, but grows attached, naming it Pinchy. Pinchy becomes a pet, but accidentally dies, leaving Homer emotionally torn yet humorously eating him. The episode highlights Lisa's moral dilemma and Homer's humorous yet sentimental subplot with Pinchy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What event starts the episode?
The episode starts with a mix of sounds including chorus singing, bell ringing, whistle blowing, and beeping, followed by a jazzy solo.
Why does Moe try to escape the church?
Moe tries to escape the church because the sermon is too long and he is fed up.
What is the Simpsons' Sunday tradition?
The Simpsons' Sunday tradition is going for brunch, where they enjoy free samples at a grocery store.
How does Homer express his hunger?
Homer's stomach grumbles loudly, indicating his hunger.
What causes Lisa to catch a cold?
Lisa catches a cold after being exposed to cold temperatures while exploring ice cream flavors at a grocery store.
What video game does Lisa play while sick?
Lisa plays a video game with an Australian theme, involving a dingo and crystal babies.
How does Lisa cheat on her test?
Lisa cheats on her test by using a cheat sheet to answer questions on "The Wind in the Willows."
What are the consequences of Lisa's cheating?
Lisa's cheating leads to her feeling guilty, confessing, and causing the school to potentially lose a financial grant.
How does the school benefit from Lisa's test score?
The school qualifies for a basic assistance grant due to the high average GPA, raised by Lisa's test score.
What happens to Homer's lobster, Pinchy?
Homer's lobster, Pinchy, becomes a pet instead of a meal and later dies accidentally.
What moral dilemma does Lisa face?
Lisa faces a moral dilemma between confessing her cheating and allowing the school to keep the grant money.
What is Ralph's role in this episode?
Ralph brings Lisa her homework and interacts with her during her time off from school.
How does Lisa resolve her moral dilemma?
Lisa resolves her moral dilemma by publicly confessing to cheating during a school assembly.
What lesson does Lisa learn from her experience?
Lisa learns the value of integrity and honesty, even when it leads to difficult consequences.
How does Homer react to Pinchy's death?
Homer is emotionally affected by Pinchy's death, showing a humorous yet sentimental attachment to the lobster.
