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Dfssddsaq435543ytq3r at 23:35, May 28, 2026

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3ewrnwetetwtrwtwttrrtq at 00:06, April 17, 2026

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3ewrnwetetwtrwtwttrrtq at 00:05, April 17, 2026

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Solar Dragon at 21:49, May 26, 2025

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 Using the GPS system, she is able to find where Bart is going: she grabs him from a rated R movie, gambling at a horse race, and prevents him (just in time) from skating down steps and hurting himself. Lisa overhears Marge and Homer, and is shocked by the injustice. She immediately tells Bart, who is angry with Marge. Bart, thinking quickly, attaches the GPS chip onto the leg of a bird which sends his family on an national chase. While Homer, Marge, Lisa, and Maggie are searching for Bart, Lisa realizes that the bird is the one they'd been chasing. After checking research on her laptop, she discovers the bird is going to Machu Picchu, her dream trip they couldn't afford. She deliberatley lets the bird go free, so the family can chase it to Machu Picchu.
-Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. The Monster kill Bart Simpsons kill people and being falling down. Monster mocking at Marge and her family and scary off.  Marge calls Dr. Hibbert to inform him that Monster look like Demon.
+Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. Bart says he didn't notice they were gone (for two weeks), so Marge, depressed, goes upstairs. However, upon reaching the stairs, she is stopped by Bart, who quickly begs her to never leave again. The episode ends with Lisa asking Homer where Maggie is; as it turns out, the family had left her in Machu Picchu, where she is being worshipped.
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 Using the GPS system, she is able to find where Bart is going: she grabs him from a rated R movie, gambling at a horse race, and prevents him (just in time) from skating down steps and hurting himself. Lisa overhears Marge and Homer, and is shocked by the injustice. She immediately tells Bart, who is angry with Marge. Bart, thinking quickly, attaches the GPS chip onto the leg of a bird which sends his family on an national chase. While Homer, Marge, Lisa, and Maggie are searching for Bart, Lisa realizes that the bird is the one they'd been chasing. After checking research on her laptop, she discovers the bird is going to Machu Picchu, her dream trip they couldn't afford. She deliberatley lets the bird go free, so the family can chase it to Machu Picchu.
-Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. The Monster kill Bart Simpsons kill people and being falling down. Mmnster mocking at Marge and her family and scary off.  Marge calls Dr. Hibbert to inform him that Monster look like Demon.
+Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. The Monster kill Bart Simpsons kill people and being falling down. Monster mocking at Marge and her family and scary off.  Marge calls Dr. Hibbert to inform him that Monster look like Demon.
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 Using the GPS system, she is able to find where Bart is going: she grabs him from a rated R movie, gambling at a horse race, and prevents him (just in time) from skating down steps and hurting himself. Lisa overhears Marge and Homer, and is shocked by the injustice. She immediately tells Bart, who is angry with Marge. Bart, thinking quickly, attaches the GPS chip onto the leg of a bird which sends his family on an national chase. While Homer, Marge, Lisa, and Maggie are searching for Bart, Lisa realizes that the bird is the one they'd been chasing. After checking research on her laptop, she discovers the bird is going to Machu Picchu, her dream trip they couldn't afford. She deliberatley lets the bird go free, so the family can chase it to Machu Picchu.
-Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. Bart says he didn't notice they were gone (for two weeks), so Marge, depressed, goes upstairs. However, upon reaching the stairs, she is stopped by Bart, who quickly begs her to never leave again. The episode ends with Lisa asking Homer where Maggie is; as it turns out, the family had left her in Machu Picchu, where she is being worshipped.
+Meanwhile, Bart initially relishes his newfound freedom, but is horrified and frightened of being alone at night. Arriving in Machu Picchu in the morning, the family searches all over the Inca ruins for Bart. Marge, despite being exhausted, can't give up, but Lisa convinces her to rest on an ancient sculture, below the statue of the god Viracocha. Marge quickly falls asleep. In her dream, Marge is whisked away by Viracocha, who shows her Ancient Peru. He teaches her how throughout history, parents who over-parented their children could never set them free. Upon waking, Marge learns that she cannot over-mother Bart, and must let him take steps for himself. Homer discovers that the family had been following a bird the whole time. Marge takes the family back to Springfield, where they find Bart and home. The Monster kill Bart Simpsons kill people and being falling down. Mmnster mocking at Marge and her family and scary off.  Marge calls Dr. Hibbert to inform him that Monster look like Demon.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|While trying to earn money at the [[Springfield Glen Country Club|country club]], [[Bart]] acquires {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s cell phone after Leary angrily throws it away. Bart keeps the phone and makes prank calls pretending to be Leary. When Bart is allowed to keep the phone, Marge activates the GPS tracking in the phone so she can follow Bart's every move.}}
+{{Synopsis|While trying to earn money at the [[Springfield Glen Country Club|country club]], [[Bart]] acquires {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s cell phone after Leary angrily throws it away. Bart keeps the phone and makes prank calls pretending to be Leary. When Bart is allowed to keep the phone, Marge activates the GPS tracking in the phone so she can follow Bart's every move.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''Lost Verizon'''" is the second episode of [[season 20]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on October 5, [[2008]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Raymound S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}} and [[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}}
+"'''Lost Verizon'''" is the second episode of [[Season 20|broadcast season 20]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on October 5, [[2008]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Raymound S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}} and [[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}}
 "Lost Verizon" was dedicated to guest star [[Paul Newman]], who died nine days before the episode aired.

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 |season=20
 |snumber=2
-|prodcode= KABF15
+|prodcode= [[Production season KABF|KABF15]]
 |airdate= October 5, [[2008]]
 |blackboard= Teacher's diet <u>is</u> working.
 |couchgag= The family rushes to the viewing area of a mountain, where they are carved into the mountain's face. Bart remarks "¡Ay, caramba!" upon seeing the statue.
-|guests= [[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}}<br>[[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}}
+|guests= [[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}}<br>[[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}}
 |showrunner1= Al Jean
 |writer= [[John Frink]]
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-"'''Lost Verizon'''" is the second episode of [[season 20]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on October 5, [[2008]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Raymound S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}} and [[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}}.
+"'''Lost Verizon'''" is the second episode of [[season 20]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on October 5, [[2008]]. The episode was written by [[John Frink]] and directed by [[Raymound S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Brian Grazer]] as {{Ch|Brian Grazer|himself}} and [[Denis Leary]] as {{Ch|Denis Leary|himself}}
 "Lost Verizon" was dedicated to guest star [[Paul Newman]], who died nine days before the episode aired.
 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|While trying to earn money at the country club, [[Bart]] acquires {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s cell phone after Leary angrily chucks it away. Bart keeps the phone and makes prank calls pretending to be Leary and when [[Marge]] finds out what Bart is doing she contacts Leary. Denis says Bart might as well keep the phone, but he advises her to activate the GPS tracking in the phone so she can follow Bart's every move.}}
+{{Desc|While trying to earn money at the [[Springfield Glen Country Club|country club]], [[Bart]] acquires {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s cell phone after Leary angrily throws it away. Bart keeps the phone and makes prank calls pretending to be Leary. When Bart is allowed to keep the phone, Marge activates the GPS tracking in the phone so she can follow Bart's every move.}}
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