The Color Yellow - Revision history

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total loser or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tries to help a slave escape to [[Canada]], but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplishes.}}
+{{Synopsis|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total loser or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tries to help a slave escape to [[Canada]], but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplishes.}}
 == Plot ==

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-"'''The Color Yellow'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[season 21]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on February 21, [[2010]]. The episode was written by [[Billy Kimball]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and directed by [[Raymond S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Wren T. Brown]] as [[Virgil Simpson]].
+"'''The Color Yellow'''" is the thirteenth episode of [[Season 21|broadcast season 21]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the four hundred fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on February 21, [[2010]]. The episode was written by [[Billy Kimball]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and directed by [[Raymond S. Persi]]. It guest stars [[Wren T. Brown]] as [[Virgil Simpson]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |season=21
 |snumber=13
-|prodcode= MABF06
+|prodcode= [[Production season MABF|MABF06]]
 |airdate= February 21, [[2010]]
 |couchgag= The Simpsons compete in an Olympic swimming race, and all of the family gets to the couch, except for Homer, who drowns.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total boob or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tried to help a slave escape to Canada, but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplished.}}
+{{Desc|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total loser or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tries to help a slave escape to [[Canada]], but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplishes.}}
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	As of March [[2025]], "The Color Yellow" has a 6.6 rating on {{W\|IDMb}}.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1597692/ IMDb - "The Color Yellow"]</ref>		As of March [[2025]], "The Color Yellow" has a 6.6 rating on {{W\|IDMb}}.<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1597692/ IMDb - "The Color Yellow"]</ref>
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		+	== In other languages ==
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		+	\|deTrans=The Color Yellow
		+	\|es=yes
		+	\|esName=El color amarillo
		+	\|esTrans=The Color Yellow
		+	\|la=yes
		+	\|laName=El color amarillo
		+	\|laTrans=The Color Yellow
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		+	\|frTrans=The Color Yellow
		+	\|qu=yes
		+	\|quName=On voit tes racines
		+	\|quTrans=We see your roots
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		+	\|itName=Il colore giallo
		+	\|itTrans=The Color Yellow
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 Grampa then tells them that that son was his great-great-grandfather. Lisa realizes that this means that she is 1/64th Black. Bart says that this is why he's so cool, Lisa says that this is why her jazz is so smooth, and Homer says that it is why he earns less than his White co-workers. Lisa then asks Grampa why he didn't tell them about it, and he confirms that he didn't because his generation is racist.
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 |airdate= February 21, [[2010]]
 |couchgag= The Simpsons compete in an Olympic swimming race, and all of the family gets to the couch, except for Homer, who drowns.
-|titlescreen= The "Miss Gulch/Wicked Witch of the West" theme from the 1939 film ''The Wizard of Oz'' is heard, but unlike "[[Thursdays with Abie]]", "The Simpsons" choir is heard as well as [[Agnes Skinner]] rides her bicycle across the title.
+|titlescreen= The "Miss Gulch" theme from the 1939 film ''[[The Wizard of Oz]]'' is heard alongside ''The Simpsons'', as [[Agnes Skinner]] rides her bicycle across the screen.
 |guests= [[Wren T. Brown]] as [[Virgil Simpson]]
 |showrunner1= Al Jean

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 Finding this out leaves Lisa feeling more depressed, but she goes to the library once more to see if they have anything else. {{ap|Martha|librarian}} tells Lisa about the film vault, and Lisa finds a film of Eliza at age 100, where she talks about her only regret being standing idly by as Hiram went to get Virgil. She goes home again, where Grampa lets on that he knows a bit more of the story than he was willing to reveal. Homer then convinces him to tell the rest of the story. When Colonel Burns went to the shed, Mabel refused to let him near Virgil, threatening Burns with a shotgun. Mabel and Virgil then fled towards [[Canada]]. However, wanted posters for them were up, and with Mabel's hair being very distinctive, they were likely to be found. [[Abraham Lincoln]] then happened to find them and gave Mabel his hat to hide her hair. The two of them then fled to Canada, where Virgil proposed to Mabel. Mabel got divorced from Hiram, and she and Virgil lived in a cabin together, where they had [[Abraham Simpson I|a son]].
-After the story, Lisa realizes that she is 1/64th Black. Bart says that this is why he's so cool, Lisa says that this is why her jazz is so smooth, and Homer says that it is why he earns less than his White co-workers. Lisa then asks Grampa why he didn't tell them about it, and he confirms that he didn't because his generation is racist.
+Grampa then tells them that that son was his great-great-grandfather. Lisa realizes that this means that she is 1/64th Black. Bart says that this is why he's so cool, Lisa says that this is why her jazz is so smooth, and Homer says that it is why he earns less than his White co-workers. Lisa then asks Grampa why he didn't tell them about it, and he confirms that he didn't because his generation is racist.
 == Promotional images ==