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 == Synopsis ==
-{{desc|[[Springfield]]'s youth join a [[Springfield Wildcats|pee-wee football team]]. With [[Ned Flanders]] at the helm and [[Nelson]] at quarterback, the team is undefeated until [[Homer]] strong-arms himself into Ned's job and puts all his faith in underqualified [[Bart]] as his quarterback.}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Springfield]]'s youth join a [[Springfield Wildcats|pee-wee football team]]. With [[Ned Flanders]] at the helm and [[Nelson]] at quarterback, the team is undefeated until [[Homer]] strong-arms himself into Ned's job and puts all his faith in underqualified [[Bart]] as his quarterback.}}
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-"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]], and [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}.
+"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[Season 9|broadcast season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]], and [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}.
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 |airdate=November 9, [[1997]]
 |blackboard=I did not invent Irish dancing
 |couchgag= Everyone sits of the couch but are crushed into a block by a contractor
-|guests= [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}<br>[[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]]<br>[[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}
+|guests= [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}<br>[[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]]<br>[[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}
-|writer=[[Donick Cary]]
+|writer= [[Donick Cary]]
-|director=[[Dominic Polcino]]
+|director= [[Dominic Polcino]]
 |showrunner1= Mike Scully
 |DVD features=yes
 }}
-"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]] and [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}.
+"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]], and [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}.
 == Synopsis ==
-{{desc|[[Springfield]]'s youth join a pee-wee football team. With [[Ned Flanders]] at the helm and [[Nelson]] at quarterback the team is undefeated until [[Homer]] strong arms himself into Ned's job and puts all his faith in under qualified [[Bart]] as his quarterback.}}
+{{desc|[[Springfield]]'s youth join a [[Springfield Wildcats|pee-wee football team]]. With [[Ned Flanders]] at the helm and [[Nelson]] at quarterback, the team is undefeated until [[Homer]] strong-arms himself into Ned's job and puts all his faith in underqualified [[Bart]] as his quarterback.}}
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 The next morning, Lisa walks out of her room half-asleep and falls down the stairs, only to be stopped by tires placed there by Homer as part of his training course. Homer tells her she will not make the team with that attitude. Lisa insists that she does not want to make the team, but Homer asks why she ran the obstacle course then.
-After ordering Bart to run 20 laps around the backyard, Marge reminds Homer of how his dad never supported him in sports—specifically gymnastics. Homer flashes back to when he was impressing [[Marge]] with a gymnastics performance before his dad distracted him with shouting, causing him to fall. Snapping back to reality, Homer calls to Bart that he can stop running—before chasing him around the yard for a hug. At practice, Homer cuts a few players, including Martin and [[Wendell]] (who later rejoins the team). He then states that, despite being the coach’s son, Bart will not receive special treatment and announces that Bart will replace Nelson as quarterback. The team protests, but Homer insists that Bart is the new quarterback. He then tells the team to run five laps and hit the showers.
+After ordering Bart to run 20 laps around the backyard, Marge reminds Homer of how his dad never supported him in sports—specifically gymnastics. Homer flashes back to when he was impressing [[Marge]] with a gymnastics performance before his dad distracted him with shouting, causing him to fall. Snapping back to reality, Homer calls to Bart that he can stop running—before chasing him around the yard for a hug. At practice, Homer cuts a few players, including Martin and [[Wendell]] (who later rejoins the team). He then states that, despite being the coach's son, Bart will not receive special treatment and announces that Bart will replace Nelson as quarterback. The team protests, but Homer insists that Bart is the new quarterback. He then tells the team to run five laps and hit the showers.
 [[File:Bart Star - Heckled Bart.png|200px|thumb|right|Bart gets heckled by [[Nelson]], who proceeds to throw him in the mud.]]

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-"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one-hundred and eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]] and [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}.
+"'''Bart Star'''" is the sixth episode of [[season 9]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred eighty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on November 9, [[1997]]. The episode was written by [[Donick Cary]] and directed by [[Dominic Polcino]]. It guest stars [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [[Mike Judge]] as [[Hank Hill]] and [[Roy Firestone]] as {{Ch|Roy Firestone|himself}}.
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 At the next game, once again, Nelson wins the team the game. During cheering, Homer teases Ned by shouting "Flanders! Flanders!" continuously. Ned then loses his temper, and tries to calm himself. But Homer makes Ned to get rage breaking point by throwing a full can of [[Duff Beer]] at him. Ned then goes up to Homer, with Homer struggling his way through Ned' questions, until Homer states that half a brain could coach better than Ned. Ned gives up and announces Homer as the new team coach. In the morning after the game, Lisa walks out of her room half-asleep, only to fall down the stairs, being stopped along the way by tyres laid there by Homer. Homer then walks in, saying that Lisa won't make the team with that attitude. Lisa then says that she doesn't want to make the team, with Homer asking Lisa why she ran the obstacle course then.
-After telling Bart to run 20 laps around the backyard, Marge reminds Homer about when his dad was never proud of his sport - gymnastics. Homer flashbacks to when he was putting on a show, impressing [[Marge]] before his dad shouted abusively at him, distracting him, making him fall onto the ground. Homer then shouts to Bart that he can stop running, before chasing him around the backyard for a hug. At a team practise, Homer cuts a few members of the team, including Martin and [[Wendell]]( he then rejoins)Homer then proceeds to say that Bart, being the coach's son, will get no special treatment, and he will replace Nelson as the quarterback, much to the team's dismay. Bart argues that Nelson is the quarterback who carries the team, but Homer says that Bart will be the quarterback from now on. Homer then tells the team to run five laps then hit the showers.
+After telling Bart to run 20 laps around the backyard, Marge reminds Homer about when his dad was never proud of his sport - gymnastics. Homer flashbacks to when he was putting on a show, impressing [[Marge]] before his dad shouted abusively at him, distracting him, making him fall onto the ground. Homer then shouts to Bart that he can stop running, before chasing him around the backyard for a hug. At a team practise, Homer cuts a few members of the team, including Martin and [[Wendell]] (who later rejoins the team) Homer then proceeds to say that Bart, being the coach's son, will get no special treatment, and he will replace Nelson as the quarterback, much to the team's dismay. Bart argues that Nelson is the quarterback who carries the team, but Homer says that Bart will be the quarterback from now on. Homer then tells the team to run five laps then hit the showers.
 [[File:Bart Star - Heckled Bart.png|200px|thumb|right|Bart gets heckled by [[Nelson]], who proceeds to throw him in the mud.]]

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