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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Lisa]] stays home from school to explore the wonders of Western art. She appears as [[Lisanardo da Vinci]], while [[Bart]] takes the shape of a [[France|French]] impressionist, [[Maggie]] as a warrior [[Cupid]], and [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]].}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Lisa]] stays home from school to explore the wonders of Western art. She appears as [[Lisanardo da Vinci]], while [[Bart]] takes the shape of a [[France|French]] impressionist, [[Maggie]] as a warrior [[Cupid]], and [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]].}}
 == Plot ==

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-'''"Now Museum, Now You Don't"''' is the third episode of [[season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred eighty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on October 11, [[2020]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Greaney]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]].
+'''"Now Museum, Now You Don't"''' is the third episode of [[Season 32|broadcast season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred eighty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on October 11, [[2020]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Greaney]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |airdate= October 11, [[2020]]
 |couchgag= The [[Simpson family|family]] is sitting on the couch, being formed piece by piece by animation cel, showing the internal organs, muscles and skin. Everytime a cel is placed, [[Homer]] is heard screaming. He then grabs a donut and eats it, with the donuts parts being shown on the cel too.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Lisa]] stays home from school to explore the wonders of Western art. She appears as [[Lisanardo da Vinci]], while [[Bart]] takes the shape of a [[France|French]] impressionist, [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]], and Maggie as a warrior [[Cupid]].}}
+{{Desc|[[Lisa]] stays home from school to explore the wonders of Western art. She appears as [[Lisanardo da Vinci]], while [[Bart]] takes the shape of a [[France|French]] impressionist, [[Maggie]] as a warrior [[Cupid]], and [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]].}}
 == Plot ==
-[[Lisa]] is staying home sick, and receives from [[Marge]] the book [[Illustrated History of Western Art]] to read and she starts fantasizing the stories.
+[[Lisa]] is staying home sick, and receives from [[Marge]] the book [[Illustrated History of Western Art]] to read, and she starts fantasizing the stories.
 === Lisanardo da Vinci ===
-In [[Venice]], [[Lisanardo da Vinci|Lisanardo]] is drawing the picture of a suspect for [[Wiggum]], when he announces she'll make her family rich. In [[Florence]], it was the start of the Renaissance, and Lisanardo become apprentice of [[Andrea del Verrocchio]], with [[Barticelli]], [[Dolphatello]] and [[Ralphael]].
+In [[Venice]], [[Lisanardo da Vinci|Lisanardo]] is drawing the picture of a suspect for [[Wiggum]] when he announces she'll make her family rich. In [[Florence]], at the start of the Renaissance, Lisanardo becomes the apprentice of [[Andrea del Verrocchio]], alongside [[Barticelli]], [[Dolphatello]], and [[Ralphael]].
-When Lisanardo shows her work to Andrea, it discourages him from working as a painter, so he goes to music school, while the other kids accuse her of having help from the Heaven above, when an angel appears giving her more.
+When Lisanardo shows her work to Andrea, it discourages him from painting, so he enrolls in music school, while the other kids accuse her of receiving help from the Heaven above—when an angel appears to give her more.
-Her [[Vitruvian Man]] inspires her to invent weapons of war, but her diary gets stolen by [[Barticelli]], and brought to the Cardinal, which uses them to kill slightly different Christians.
+Her [[Vitruvian Man]] inspires her to invent weapons of war, but her diary is stolen by [[Barticelli]] and brought to the Cardinal, who uses it to kill slightly different Christians.
 === 1863 France ===
-[[Bart]] listened to the story, and Lisa compares him to another artist that had trouble with the Academy.
+[[Bart]] listens to the story, and Lisa compares him to another artist who had trouble with the Academy.
-Bart is the main character this time, getting bad grades at the Aujourd'Hui: Royal Salon, and get mocked by the other students. [[Toulouse-Moetrec]] arrives at the [[Moulin Rouge]] and acclaims Bart's job and changes the mind of the other kids, to follow his work.
+Bart is the main character this time, getting bad grades at the Aujourd'Hui: Royal Salon, and being mocked by the other students. [[Toulouse-Moetrec]] arrives at the [[Moulin Rouge]], acclaims Bart's work, and changes the minds of the other kids to follow him.
-Back at the school, [[Chalmers]] arrives and Skinner shows him the new paintings, scaring him to not show them to the emperor coming later that day. Toulouse-Moetrec encourages them to show their work to the emperor anyway, with him loving cheese, so they bring a big form of cheese in the school.
+Back at the school, [[Chalmers]] arrives and Skinner shows him the new paintings, scaring him into not showing them to the emperor coming later that day. Toulouse-Moetrec encourages them to show their work to the emperor anyway. Since he loves cheese, they bring a large wheel of cheese to the school.
-Emperor [[Napoleon III]] starts eating it and it gets destroyed against the wall in the back room of the salon, where Bart and the other kids show him their work and get acclaimed. When [[Marge Simpson|Empress Eugénie]] notes how Skinner expelled him from the salon, him and Chalmers get decapitated.
+Emperor [[Napoleon III]] starts eating it, and it gets destroyed against the wall in the back room of the salon, where Bart and the other kids show him their work and are acclaimed. When [[Marge Simpson|Empress Eugénie]] notes how Skinner expelled Bart from the salon, she has both him and Chalmers decapitated.
 === Cupid ===
-[[Maggie]] arrives in Lisa's room and asks for her story, as she is [[Cupid]], fighting off [[Gerald Samson]]'s evil attacks, but on one occasion, he switches Cupid's arrows with Death arrows. Maggie shoots the arrow on Homer which dies. His weights so much that the staircase to [[Heaven]] breaks and he falls into [[Hell]].
+[[Maggie]] arrives in Lisa's room and asks for her story, as she is [[Cupid]], fighting off [[Gerald Samson]]'s evil attacks. On one occasion, he switches Cupid's arrows with Death arrows. Maggie shoots one at Homer, who dies. He weighs so much that the staircase to [[Heaven]] breaks and he falls into [[Hell]].
 === Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo ===
-Homer arrives in the room and Lisa tells the story of him and Marge as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]]. The story starts with their marriage, and everyone congratulate them, just before {{ap|El Barto|Now Museum, Now You Don't}} appears, killing Wiggum with his sword. After the ceremony, Diego announces they'd move to [[USA|America]], in [[New York]], to his wife's dismay.
+Homer arrives in the room and Lisa tells the story of him and Marge as [[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]]. The story starts with their marriage, and everyone congratulates them just before {{ap|El Barto|Now Museum, Now You Don't}} appears, killing Wiggum with his sword. After the ceremony, Diego announces they'll move to [[USA|America]], in [[New York]], to his wife's dismay.
 There, they visit [[John D. Rockefeller Jr.]], a young capitalist, and Marge mentions how [[Bernie Sanders]] is being born, ready to take capitalists down. Bernie is seen at [[Springfield Elementary School]] bullying other kids to follow him.
-Rockefeller tasks Diego to build a mural at the [[Rockefeller Center]], while Frida is cast aside. After a discussion on bed, while Diego goes at the bar, Frida is left alone in front of the mirror, contemplating what to do, when her sisters, as angels, show up, telling her to paint her feelings and leaving Diego.
+Rockefeller tasks Diego with building a mural at the [[Rockefeller Center]], while Frida is cast aside. After a discussion in bed, Diego goes to the bar, and Frida is left alone in front of the mirror, contemplating what to do, when her sisters, as angels, show up, telling her to paint her feelings and leave Diego.
-She presents her work to Diego, who after admiring her amazing paintings, decides to adapt his mural to her beliefs, painting a communist on it. Rockefeller wasn't happy and treatened to have him lose his commission if he didn't paint over it.
+She presents her work to Diego, who, after admiring her paintings, decides to adapt his mural to her beliefs by painting a communist on it. Rockefeller isn't happy and threatens to revoke his commission if he doesn't paint over it.
-He refused, and they leave the Center, while Rockefeller ejects himself into a canal. Lisa tells of how Freida become more famous than Diego and an icon for female artists everywhere. In the end, Diego painted another mural telling the stories told in the episode. The episode ends with [[Moe]] telling the short story of [[Vincent van Gogh|Vincent van Moe]].
+He refuses, and they leave the Center, while Rockefeller ejects himself into a canal. Lisa tells how Frida becomes more famous than Diego and an icon for female artists everywhere. In the end, Diego paints another mural telling the stories shown in the episode. The episode ends with [[Moe]] telling the short story of [[Vincent van Gogh|Vincent van Moe]].
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-'''"Now Museum, Now You Don't"''' is the third episode of [[season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and eighty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on October 11, [[2020]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Greaney]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]].
+'''"Now Museum, Now You Don't"''' is the third episode of [[season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred eighty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on October 11, [[2020]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Greaney]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]].
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 == Production ==
-As of this episode, [[Eric Lopez]] takes over voicing [[Bumblebee Man]], taking over the role from [[Hank Azaria]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/1315279320235925509 Al Jean's Twitter - "And a warm Simpsons welcome to Eric Lopez!"]</ref>
+As of this episode, [[Eric Lopez]] takes over voicing [[Bumblebee Man]], taking over the role from [[Hank Azaria]].<ref name="AlJeanTwitter">Al Jean's Twitter (account closed)</ref>
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