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-{{Desc|When [[Bart]] accidentally 'moons' the American flag at a school function and [[Homer]] says he hates America on national TV, [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are labeled as unpatriotic and are arrested for high treason. They then embark on a cross-country mission to the nation's capital to prove they love America.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Bart]] accidentally 'moons' the American flag at a school function and [[Homer]] says he hates America on national TV, [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are labeled as unpatriotic and are arrested for high treason. They then embark on a cross-country mission to the nation's capital to prove they love America.}}
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-"'''Bart-Mangled Banner'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[season 15]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on May 16, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]].
+"'''Bart-Mangled Banner'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 15|broadcast season 15]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on May 16, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]].
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 |couchgag= The couch is replaced by a giant microwave. Someone puts a tray inside and presses a button. The Simpsons rise from the tray as it cooks
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-{{Desc|When [[Bart]] accidentally 'moons' the American flag at a school function and Homer says he hates America on national TV, the Simpsons are labeled as unpatriotic and are arrested for high treason. They then embark on a cross-country mission to the nation's capital to prove they love America.}}
+{{Desc|When [[Bart]] accidentally 'moons' the American flag at a school function and [[Homer]] says he hates America on national TV, [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are labeled as unpatriotic and are arrested for high treason. They then embark on a cross-country mission to the nation's capital to prove they love America.}}
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-"'''Bart-Mangled Banner'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[season 15]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three-hundred and thirty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on May 16, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]].
+"'''Bart-Mangled Banner'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[season 15]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on May 16, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]].
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 The Simpsons are taken to the "[[Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center]]", which houses Michael Moore, the {{Chs|Dixie Chicks}}, [[Elmo]] (who accidentally went to the wrong fundraiser), and [[Bill Clinton]]. The Simpsons escape the prison but realize the re-education center is actually Alcatraz Prison. While swimming to land, they are picked up by a French freighter and brought to [[France]]. They are well-adjusted, but still miss the U.S., mainly because it is where all their stuff is. They move back to the U.S. dressed as 19th-century immigrants from Europe.
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	The Simpsons are taken to the "[[Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center]]", which houses Michael Moore, the {{Chs\|Dixie Chicks}}, [[Elmo]] (who accidentally went to the wrong fundraiser), and [[Bill Clinton]]. The Simpsons escape the prison but realize the re-education center is actually Alcatraz Prison. While swimming to land, they are picked up by a French freighter and brought to [[France]]. They are well-adjusted, but still miss the U.S., mainly because it is where all their stuff is. They move back to the U.S. dressed as 19th-century immigrants from Europe.		The Simpsons are taken to the "[[Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center]]", which houses Michael Moore, the {{Chs\|Dixie Chicks}}, [[Elmo]] (who accidentally went to the wrong fundraiser), and [[Bill Clinton]]. The Simpsons escape the prison but realize the re-education center is actually Alcatraz Prison. While swimming to land, they are picked up by a French freighter and brought to [[France]]. They are well-adjusted, but still miss the U.S., mainly because it is where all their stuff is. They move back to the U.S. dressed as 19th-century immigrants from Europe.
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 The [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] are later asked to appear on the talk show ''[[Head Butt]]'' with [[Nash Castor]] and tell their side of the story. However, Nash asks, instead, "What part of America do you hate most?" (an example of the fallacy of many questions). Marge says that, if leading questions such as that are the only forms of discussion in America, then she does hate America. She also said that she is well-liked in Springfield, prompting the host to say that Springfield hates America. The US then turns their back on Springfield, so [[Mayor Quimby]] frantically decides to change the name of Springfield to "Libertyville." Everything in town is quickly patriotized; the traffic light colors are changed to red, white, and blue, and everything costs $17.76. While at church, [[Lisa]] speaks her opinion about patriotism, and the Simpsons are taken into custody, in violation of the "Government Knows Best Act".
-The Simpsons are taken to the "[[Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center]]", which houses Michael Moore, the {{chs|Dixie Chicks}}, [[Elmo]] (who accidentally went to the wrong fundraiser), and [[Bill Clinton]]. The Simpsons escape the prison but realize the re-education center is actually Alcatraz Prison. While swimming to land, they are picked up by a French freighter and brought to [[France]]. They are well-adjusted, but still miss the U.S., mainly because it is where all their stuff is. They move back to the U.S. dressed as 19th-century immigrants from Europe.
+The Simpsons are taken to the "[[Ronald Reagan Reeducation Center]]", which houses Michael Moore, the {{Chs|Dixie Chicks}}, [[Elmo]] (who accidentally went to the wrong fundraiser), and [[Bill Clinton]]. The Simpsons escape the prison but realize the re-education center is actually Alcatraz Prison. While swimming to land, they are picked up by a French freighter and brought to [[France]]. They are well-adjusted, but still miss the U.S., mainly because it is where all their stuff is. They move back to the U.S. dressed as 19th-century immigrants from Europe.
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