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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Bart]] attempts to follow in the footsteps of his hero, a daredevil named [[Captain Lance Murdock]]. As part of becoming a daredevil himself, Bart does increasingly dangerous stunts, leading to his final stunt: jumping the [[Springfield Gorge]].}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Bart]] attempts to follow in the footsteps of his hero, a daredevil named [[Captain Lance Murdock]]. As part of becoming a daredevil himself, Bart does increasingly dangerous stunts, leading to his final stunt: jumping the [[Springfield Gorge]].}}
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-"'''Bart the Daredevil'''" is the eighth episode of [[Season 2]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the twenty-first episode overall. It originally aired on December 6, [[1990]]. The episode was written by [[Jay Kogen]] and [[Wallace Wolodarsky]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]].
+"'''Bart the Daredevil'''" is the eighth episode of [[Season 2|broadcast season 2]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the twenty-first episode overall. It originally aired on December 6, [[1990]]. The episode was written by [[Jay Kogen]] and [[Wallace Wolodarsky]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]].
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-{{Desc|[[Bart]] attempts to follow in the footsteps of his hero, a daredevil named [[Captain Lance Murdock]]. As part of becoming a daredevil himself Bart does increasingly dangerous stunts leading to his final stunt: jumping the [[Springfield Gorge]].}}
+{{Desc|[[Bart]] attempts to follow in the footsteps of his hero, a daredevil named [[Captain Lance Murdock]]. As part of becoming a daredevil himself, Bart does increasingly dangerous stunts, leading to his final stunt: jumping the [[Springfield Gorge]].}}
 == Plot ==

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 |blackboard= I will not drive the [[Seymour Skinner|principal's]] car.
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 The episode was written by [[Jay Kogen]] and [[Wallace Wolodarsky]] and directed by [[Wes Archer]]. The main inspiration for the episode came from the real-life world famous daredevil, [[Evel Knievel]]. The writers were huge fans of Knievel and decided to write an episode about stunts with Bart in the spotlight.
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 == Plot ==
-[[Homer]] and Bart are highly anticipating a trip to the monster truck rally featuring [[Truckasaurus]], a giant robotic dinosaur which ultimately crushes the Simpson family car and the owner of the robot pays the damage. The rally's grand finale features a death-defying stunt by "the world's greatest daredevil", Lance Murdock. Despite the fact that the act leaves Murdock badly hurt and hospital-bound, Bart is enamored and dreams of becoming a daredevil.
+[[Homer]] and Bart eagerly anticipate a trip to the monster truck rally featuring [[Truckasaurus]], a giant robotic dinosaur that ultimately crushes the Simpson family car. The robot's owner compensates them for the damage. The rally's grand finale showcases a death-defying stunt by "the world's greatest daredevil," Lance Murdock. Despite Murdock being badly hurt and hospitalized after the act, Bart becomes enamored and dreams of becoming a daredevil.
-Bart quickly injures himself during his first skateboard stunt. At the hospital, [[Dr. Hibbert]] shows Bart a ward full of children who have been hurt from attempting stunts. Nonetheless, Bart is persistent and continues, jumping over a swimming pool, some animals, and Homer on his hammock. On a class trip to [[Springfield Gorge]], Bart announces that on the coming Saturday he will jump over the gorge. [[Lisa]] talks Bart into visiting the hospital to see Murdock, hoping that the daredevil will talk him out of the dangerous stunt. Unexpectedly, however, Murdock supports Bart's plan. In hopes to deter him, Lisa tells the family.
+Bart quickly injures himself during his first skateboard stunt. At the hospital, [[Dr. Hibbert]] shows Bart a ward full of children injured from attempting stunts. Nonetheless, Bart persists, successfully jumping over a swimming pool, some animals, and Homer on his hammock. On a class trip to [[Springfield Gorge]], Bart announces that he plans to jump the gorge on the coming Saturday. [[Lisa]] persuades Bart to visit the hospital to see Murdock, hoping the daredevil will dissuade him. Unexpectedly, Murdock encourages Bart's plan. In an effort to stop him, Lisa informs the family.
-Even after a punishment, several orders, and a "heart-to-heart talk" with Homer, Bart still goes to the gorge and tries to jump it but he is stopped at the last second by Homer. Homer angrily resolves to jump the gorge himself to show Bart what it is like to see a family member needlessly risking their life for no reason. Bart, not wanting to see his father injured, recants his wish to jump the gorge. However, Homer finds himself on Bart's skateboard rolling down the ramp toward the jump. Homer becomes airborne but does not quite make the distance and plummets. He is put into an [[ambulance]] via a helicopter, which ultimately rams into a tree, sending Homer down the gorge again, and is eventually taken to the hospital in the same room as Lance Murdock, when he says, "You think you've got guts? Try raising my kids!"
+Despite receiving a punishment, several warnings, and a "heart-to-heart talk" with Homer, Bart still goes to the gorge to attempt the jump. At the last second, Homer stops him. Angrily, Homer decides to jump the gorge himself to show Bart what it is like to see a family member needlessly risking their life. Bart, not wanting to see his father hurt, withdraws his wish to jump. However, Homer finds himself on Bart's skateboard, rolling down the ramp toward the jump. Homer becomes airborne but fails to make the distance and plummets into the gorge.
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 == In other languages ==
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 |deName=Der Teufelssprung
 |deTrans=The devil's leap
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 |blackboard= I will not drive the [[Seymour Skinner|principal's]] car.
 |couchgag= [[Homer]]'s weight tips the couch.
-|showrunner= [[James L. Brooks]]<br>[[Matt Groening]]<br>[[Sam Simon]]
+|showrunner1= James L. Brooks
 |writer= [[Jay Kogen]]<br>[[Wallace Wolodarsky]]
 |director= [[Wes Archer]]