The Boy Who Knew Too Much - Revision history

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Bart]] skips class and witnesses [[Mr. Lacoste|a waiter]] brutally beaten. The Mayor's nephew, [[Freddy Quimby]], is blamed, but Bart can clear him. However, it would mean coming clean about skipping class.}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Bart]] skips class and witnesses [[Mr. Lacoste|a waiter]] brutally beaten. The Mayor's nephew, [[Freddy Quimby]], is blamed, but Bart can clear him. However, it would mean coming clean about skipping class.}}
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-"'''The Boy Who Knew Too Much'''" is the twentieth episode of [[season 5]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred first episode overall. It originally aired on May 5, [[1994]]. The episode was written by [[John Swartzwelder]] and directed by [[Jeffrey Lynch]]. It guest stars [[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]].
+"'''The Boy Who Knew Too Much'''" is the twentieth episode of [[Season 5|broadcast season 5]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred first episode overall. It originally aired on May 5, [[1994]]. The episode was written by [[John Swartzwelder]] and directed by [[Jeffrey Lynch]]. It guest stars [[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]].
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-{{Desc|[[Bart]] skips class and witnesses a waiter brutally beaten. The Mayor's nephew is blamed, but Bart can clear him—however it would mean coming clean about skipping class.}}
+{{Desc|[[Bart]] skips class and witnesses [[Mr. Lactose|a waiter]] brutally beaten. The Mayor's nephew, [[Freddy Quimby]], is blamed, but Bart can clear him. However, it would mean coming clean about skipping class.}}
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 == Plot ==
-It's a beautiful day in [[Springfield]], but Bart isn't happy about going to school (in part because they have to go on a prison bus) and when arriving in class, Bart has had enough, skipping school by pretending to go to the dentist. But [[Principal Skinner]] isn't convinced. He goes after Bart, finally cornering him. But Bart jumps in a car in time. The car is actually driven by [[Freddy Quimby]], the arrogant scion of the wealthy New England-accented influential Quimby family (based on the Kennedy family), who is headed to his birthday party. At lunch, Freddy is served chowder, but he asked the French waiter, [[Mr. Lacost]], to say it correctly. Lacost says 'shau-dere' but Freddy insists it is pronounced 'chow-dah' (New England accent). The bullying Freddy hectors the waiter and follows him into the kitchen demanding the waiter say 'chow-dah'. Bart happens to be hiding under a table nearby. Soon after, Freddy Quimby's voice is heard saying, "Alright, you asked for it. I'm gonna enjoy this.' These words are then followed by a loud assortment of noises, and the waiter lands right by Bart, who is still hiding, but has witnessed the whole thing. Freddy Quimby is then arrested for the crime (presumably battery) and put on trial. Everyone believes Freddy is guilty, but Bart knows he didn't do it. He doesn't want to testify, however, because he skipped school and Principal Skinner will know that he did if he testifies. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] is selected for jury duty for the same trial.
+It's a beautiful day in [[Springfield]], but Bart isn't happy about going to school (in part because they have to go on a prison bus) and when arriving in class, Bart has had enough, skipping school by pretending to go to the dentist. But [[Principal Skinner]] isn't convinced. He goes after Bart, finally cornering him. But Bart jumps in a car in time. The car is actually driven by [[Freddy Quimby]], the arrogant scion of the wealthy New England-accented influential Quimby family (based on the Kennedy family), who is headed to his birthday party. At lunch, Freddy is served chowder, but he asked the French waiter, [[Mr. Lacoste]], to say it correctly. Lacoste says 'shau-dere' but Freddy insists it is pronounced 'chow-dah' (New England accent). The bullying Freddy hectors the waiter and follows him into the kitchen demanding the waiter say 'chow-dah'. Bart happens to be hiding under a table nearby. Soon after, Freddy Quimby's voice is heard saying, "Alright, you asked for it. I'm gonna enjoy this.' These words are then followed by a loud assortment of noises, and the waiter lands right by Bart, who is still hiding, but has witnessed the whole thing. Freddy Quimby is then arrested for the crime (presumably battery) and put on trial. Everyone believes Freddy is guilty, but Bart knows he didn't do it. He doesn't want to testify, however, because he skipped school and Principal Skinner will know that he did if he testifies. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] is selected for jury duty for the same trial.
 During the course of the trial, [[Mayor Quimby]] pays for witnesses (such as [[Moe]]) to falsely testify that Freddy was nowhere near the [[Quimby Compound]] that day. The people in the courtroom grow to believe this is correct, and Freddy Quimby is asked to speak before the court. Freddy's lawyer tells the court that Freddy would never lose his head over something as trivial as the pronunciation of the word chowder (pronouncing it as it should be). This causes Freddy to fly into a rage, shouting: "That's chow-dah! Chow-dah! I'll kill you! I'll kill every one of you, especially those of you in the jury!" Needless to say, Freddie is now the leading guilty suspect.