The Springfield Connection - Revision history

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|Wanting a change in her life, [[Marge]] decides to join the [[Springfield Police Department]]. However, life as a police officer, and the corruption in the force, starts to get to her.}}
+{{Synopsis|Wanting a change in her life, [[Marge]] decides to join the [[Springfield Police Department]]. However, life as a police officer, and the corruption in the force, starts to get to her.}}
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-"'''The Springfield Connection'''" is the twenty-third episode of [[season 6]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred twenty-sixth episode overall. It originally aired on May 7, [[1995]]. The episode was written by [[Jonathan Collier]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]].
+"'''The Springfield Connection'''" is the twenty-third episode of [[Season 6|broadcast season 6]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the one hundred twenty-sixth episode overall. It originally aired on May 7, [[1995]]. The episode was written by [[Jonathan Collier]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 == Plot ==
-[[Homer]] and [[Marge]] attend a concert, where they play the [[Star Wars]] theme (whom's composer Homer believes is dead). On their way home, they spot [[Snake]]'s {{W|Three-card monte}} stand, where all you have to do is pick a red card. Homer places a twenty-dollar bet and loses, but Marge discovers Snake's secret (none of the cards were red), leading to a chase. Eventually, she knocks him out. Everyone cheers for her.
+[[Homer]] and [[Marge]] attend a concert, where the ''[[Star Wars]]'' theme is played (whose composer Homer believes is dead). On their way home, they spot [[Snake]]'s {{W|Three-card monte}} stand, where all you have to do is pick a red card. Homer places a twenty-dollar bet and loses, but Marge discovers Snake's secret (none of the cards are red), leading to a chase. Eventually, she knocks him out. Everyone cheers for her.
-The next day, Marge discovers she needs some action in her life. So, she changes the brand of ham and the magazines she buys. Soon, she decided to join the police. [[Chief Wiggum]] trains her and other trainees, but Marge doesn't do what the chief tells her. Eventually, he lets Marge become an officer.
+The next day, Marge discovers she needs some action in her life. So, she changes the brand of ham and the magazines she buys. Soon, she decides to join the police. [[Chief Wiggum]] trains her and other trainees, but Marge doesn't do what the chief tells her. Eventually, he lets Marge become an officer.
-During dinner, Marge tells Homer his theory (that she's the man and he's the woman) is wrong. And the next day, she goes to work. On her first day she does everything by the book, but this causes problems. Her friends even think she's a cop off-duty! She even arrests her own husband for being parked on three handicapped parking spaces.
+During dinner, Marge tells Homer his theory (that she's the man and he's the woman) is wrong. And the next day, she goes to work. On her first day she does everything by the book, but this causes problems. Her friends even think she's a cop off-duty. She even arrests her own husband for being parked on three handicapped parking spaces.
 After Homer is freed, he has a poker game with his friends, but [[Herman]] has to go to Homer's garage. When he gets there, he and some other men meet up to try to sell some counterfeit jeans. Marge, however, discovers this and she and Herman fight in [[Bart's treehouse]]. When Herman tries to get away on a rope (using the jeans as a zip line), it fails due to the jeans being made of a shoddy material.
-The rest of the policemen arrive to take Herman, but they can't due to no evidence. Marge tries to point out there's a lot of counterfeit jeans in her garage, but Chief Wiggum points out that they're gone (in reality however, he and the rest of the officers took them). Marge decided to resign form the police, and Chief Wiggum eventually accepts that.
+The rest of the policemen arrive to take Herman, but they can't due to no evidence. Marge tries to point out there's a lot of counterfeit jeans in her garage, but Chief Wiggum points out that they're gone (in reality, however, he and the rest of the officers took them). Marge decides to resign from the police, and Chief Wiggum eventually accepts that.
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 |couchgag=Homer enters as James Bond while the theme plays, spoofing the {{W2|Gun barrel sequence|James Bond}}.
 |guests=[[Phil Hartman]] as [[Lionel Hutz]]
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 |writer=[[Jonathan Collier]]
 |director=[[Mark Kirkland]]