S31.E14

Bart the Bad Guy

Episode aired Apr 10, 2020
12
21m

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7.2/10

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Adult Animation Satire Animation Comedy

Bart uses spoilers for a superhero movie he saw to get what he wants, but two movie executives will stop at nothing to keep his knowledge secret.Bart uses spoilers for a superhero movie he saw to get what he wants, but two movie executives will stop at nothing to keep his knowledge secret.Bart uses spoilers for a superhero movie he saw to get what he wants, but two movie executives will stop at nothing to keep his knowledge secret.

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IMDb RATING

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Chinnos
(voice)

Tal Fishman

Reaction Guy
(voice)

Taran Killam

Glen Tangier
(voice)

Joe Mantegna

Fat Tony
(voice)

Anthony Russo

Movie Executive
(voice)

Joe Russo

Movie Executive
(voice)

Cobie Smulders

Hydrangea
(voice)

Pamela Hayden

Tress MacNeille

Lunchlady Dora
(voice)
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Chris Edgerly

People in Crowd
(voice)

Grey Griffin

Martin Prince
(voice)

Kevin Michael Richardson

Black Voodoo
(voice)
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Trivia
When characters are going to see the movie sequel, dialog heard implies that Moe is dating Lunchlady Dora.

Goofs
Magnesium Man mentions Australian slang and animals but uses a New Zealand accent. He pronounces kookaburra the American way (kooky) 'kook-a-barra' instead of the Australian (rhymes with look) 'kook-a-burra'.

Quotes
Lenny Leonard: Wow. It was called "Crystal War" because they were all turned to crystals.
Carl Carlson: Hey, now it's not the time for your cold-hearted analysis.
Professor Frink: The sequel isn't coming out for a year.
Helen Lovejoy: What loving God would make us wait that long?
Bart Simpson: A year? That's, like, a million years.
Groundskeeper Willie: [angrily] I cannot wait. Don't you leave me, you be-cape-ed-gob-smashers!
[groans]

Connections
References Song of the South (1946)

Soundtracks
People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
(uncredited)
Written by James Brown, Fred Wesley and St. Clair Pinckney
Performed by James Brown

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Featured review

9/10

Very Much Enjoyed This Episode

I've been a fan of the Simpsons for a long time and I'll admit some of the newer episodes haven't been good to me but this one was just genius AND it was a Marvel parody episode with actors from Marvel crew and cast! I do enjoy Homer and Bart episodes and this was one of my favourites of the newer episodes