Town Jubilation Committee - Revision history

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 {{Quote|Mm, he's [[Made-up words#Embiggen|embiggened]] that role with his [[Made-up words#Cromulent|cromulent]] performance.|[[Seymour Skinner]], on [[Homer]]'s performance as town crier|}}
 [[File:Town jubilation committee.png|thumb|right|250px|The Town Jubilation Committee]]

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 The Town Jubilation Committee was first seen appointing townspeople to fill roles in the parade such as water churner, typhoid carrier and apprentice. [[Homer Simpson]] auditioned for, and won, the role of town crier even though the committee had already decided to give the job to [[Ned Flanders]]. Homer's criering impressed the committee, and when Ned agreed that his ownership of the crier's hat and bell shouldn't stand in the way of Homer getting the job, the committee made Homer the crier.
-The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. Lisa's revelation at the committee's meeting causes the celebration's corporate sponsor to exit as a pirate is hardly the image for {{W|Long John Silver's}} (itself named after fictional pirate [[Long John Silver]]). The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
+The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. Lisa's revelation at the committee's meeting caused the celebration's corporate sponsor to exit as, they said, a pirate was hardly the image for {{W|Long John Silver's}} (itself named after fictional pirate [[Long John Silver]]). Lisa said that the proof of Jebediah's fraud was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
 Lisa found further evidence of Jebediah Springfield's deception, and was about to publicly denounce him. As she approached a microphone, the length to which the Town Celebration Committee was willing to go to protect Jebediah's legacy was revealed. A sharpshooter, closely supervised by Mayor Quimby, was seen taking aim at her from a nearby rooftop. The sharpshooter said he thought he could pick her off, but Quimby said to wait and hear what she had to say. After a few moments' thought, Lisa decided that the truth was less important than the fact that Jebediah's legacy brought out the best in everyone. Instead of denouncing Jebediah Springfield as a fraud, she said that she had learned that Jebediah was great, and the crowd applauded. However, apparently either Quimby or the sharpshooter was unmoved. As Lisa left the stage to join the festivities, a bullet was seen hitting the stage near to where she had been standing.

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 The Town Jubilation Committee was first seen appointing townspeople to fill roles in the parade such as water churner, typhoid carrier and apprentice. [[Homer Simpson]] auditioned for, and won, the role of town crier even though the committee had already decided to give the job to [[Ned Flanders]]. Homer's criering impressed the committee, and when Ned agreed that his ownership of the crier's hat and bell shouldn't stand in the way of Homer getting the job, the committee made Homer the crier.
-One of the committee's responsibilities regarding Jebediah Springfield's legacy was deciding how Jebediah's likeness would be used in advertising. This was no trivial task, as Springfield's bicentennial celebration had major corporate sponsors, and {{W|Long John Silver's}} considered using Jebediah as their mascot.
+The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. Lisa's revelation at the committee's meeting causes the celebration's corporate sponsor to exit as a pirate is hardly the image for {{W|Long John Silver's}} (itself named after fictional pirate [[Long John Silver]]). The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
 Lisa found further evidence of Jebediah Springfield's deception, and was about to publicly denounce him. As she approached a microphone, the length to which the Town Celebration Committee was willing to go to protect Jebediah's legacy was revealed. A sharpshooter, closely supervised by Mayor Quimby, was seen taking aim at her from a nearby rooftop. The sharpshooter said he thought he could pick her off, but Quimby said to wait and hear what she had to say. After a few moments' thought, Lisa decided that the truth was less important than the fact that Jebediah's legacy brought out the best in everyone. Instead of denouncing Jebediah Springfield as a fraud, she said that she had learned that Jebediah was great, and the crowd applauded. However, apparently either Quimby or the sharpshooter was unmoved. As Lisa left the stage to join the festivities, a bullet was seen hitting the stage near to where she had been standing.

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 The Town Jubilation Committee was first seen appointing townspeople to fill roles in the parade such as water churner, typhoid carrier and apprentice. [[Homer Simpson]] auditioned for, and won, the role of town crier even though the committee had already decided to give the job to [[Ned Flanders]]. Homer's criering impressed the committee, and when Ned agreed that his ownership of the crier's hat and bell shouldn't stand in the way of Homer getting the job, the committee made Homer the crier.
-One of the committee's responsibilities regarding Jebediah Springfield's legacy was deciding how Jebediah's likeness would be used in advertising. This was no trivial task, as Springfield's bicentennial celebration had major corporate sponsors, and {{w|Long John Silver's}} considered using Jebediah as their mascot.
+One of the committee's responsibilities regarding Jebediah Springfield's legacy was deciding how Jebediah's likeness would be used in advertising. This was no trivial task, as Springfield's bicentennial celebration had major corporate sponsors, and {{W|Long John Silver's}} considered using Jebediah as their mascot.
 The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence indicating that Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.

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 The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence indicating that Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
-Lisa found further evidence of Jebediah Springfield's deception, and was about to publicly denounce him. As she approached a microphone, the length to which the Town Celebration Committee was willing to go to protect Jebediah's legacy was revealed as sharpshooters were seen taking aim at her. However, Lisa decided that the truth was less important than the fact that Jebediah's legacy brought out the best in everyone. Instead of denouncing Jebediah Springfield as a fraud, she said that she had learned that Jebediah was great, and the sharpshooters stood down.
+Lisa found further evidence of Jebediah Springfield's deception, and was about to publicly denounce him. As she approached a microphone, the length to which the Town Celebration Committee was willing to go to protect Jebediah's legacy was revealed. A sharpshooter, closely supervised by Mayor Quimby, was seen taking aim at her from a nearby rooftop. The sharpshooter said he thought he could pick her off, but Quimby said to wait and hear what she had to say. After a few moments' thought, Lisa decided that the truth was less important than the fact that Jebediah's legacy brought out the best in everyone. Instead of denouncing Jebediah Springfield as a fraud, she said that she had learned that Jebediah was great, and the crowd applauded. However, apparently either Quimby or the sharpshooter was unmoved. As Lisa left the stage to join the festivities, a bullet was seen hitting the stage near to where she had been standing.
 == Membership ==

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 {{Simpsons characters}}
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 *Mayor [[Joe Quimby]] (Chairman)
 *Police Chief [[Clancy Wiggum]]
-*Rev. [[Timothy Lovejoy]]
+*Rev. [[Timothy Lovejoy, Jr.]]
 *[[Springfield Elementary School]] Principal [[Seymour Skinner]]
 *Dr. [[Julius Hibbert]]

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 One of the committee's responsibilities regarding Jebediah Springfield's legacy was deciding how Jebediah's likeness would be used in advertising. This was no trivial task, as Springfield's bicentennial celebration had major corporate sponsors, and {{w|Long John Silver's}} considered using Jebediah as their mascot.
-The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence indicating that Jebediah Springfield was a fraud -- in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
+The Town Jubilation Committee was put to its greatest test, however, when [[Lisa Simpson]] discovered evidence indicating that Jebediah Springfield was a fraud—in reality, he was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld. The proof, Lisa said, was that Sprungfeld had lost his tongue in a fight and had it replaced with a silver prosthetic, and the silver tongue would be in Jebediah's coffin. To debunk Lisa's claim, the committee agreed to the extreme measure of having Jebediah exhumed. No silver tongue was found, but it was later revealed that town historian [[Hollis Hurlbut]] had stolen the tongue.
 Lisa found further evidence of Jebediah Springfield's deception, and was about to publicly denounce him. As she approached a microphone, the length to which the Town Celebration Committee was willing to go to protect Jebediah's legacy was revealed as sharpshooters were seen taking aim at her. However, Lisa decided that the truth was less important than the fact that Jebediah's legacy brought out the best in everyone. Instead of denouncing Jebediah Springfield as a fraud, she said that she had learned that Jebediah was great, and the sharpshooters stood down.
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 == Appearances ==
-*{{Ep|Lisa the Iconoclast}}
+*{{ep|Lisa the Iconoclast}}
 {{Simpsons characters}}