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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Ned Flanders]] announces at a barbecue that he's starting his own general store catering to the left-handed, [[Homer]] wishes that his goody-goody neighbor would suffer financial ruin. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] takes karate class, but ends up cutting it when he realizes that it's not as exciting as it's cracked up to be.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Ned Flanders]] announces at a barbecue that he's starting his own general store catering to the left-handed, [[Homer]] wishes that his goody-goody neighbor would suffer financial ruin. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] takes karate class, but ends up cutting it when he realizes that it's not as exciting as it's cracked up to be.}}
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 Things progress in this vein, and even when Homer begins to witness left-handed people who would benefit from patronizing Ned's store, he does nothing to send them in that direction. Soon after, Flanders begins to experience financial hardship as a result of his failing business venture. Rather than helping him, he buys most of Ned's belongings at a garage sale. Eventually, Ned loses his store and is forced to close.
-On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to do so, Bart is hung on the basketball hoop rim in his underwear. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
+On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to do so, Bart is hung on a playground basketball hoop rim in his underwear. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
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 Things progress in this vein, and even when Homer begins to witness left-handed people who would benefit from patronizing Ned's store, he does nothing to send them in that direction. Soon after, Flanders begins to experience financial hardship as a result of his failing business venture. Rather than helping him, he buys most of Ned's belongings at a garage sale. Eventually, Ned loses his store and is forced to close.
-On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to actually defend himself or his sister, Bart is pantsed and hung from a playground basketball hoop, leaving him in his underwear. Regaining her saxophone, Lisa wistfully notes that sometimes two wrongs can make a right. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
+On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to do so, Bart is hung on the basketball hoop rim in his underwear. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
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 Things progress in this vein, and even when Homer begins to witness left-handed people who would benefit from patronizing Ned's store, he does nothing to send them in that direction. Soon after, Flanders begins to experience financial hardship as a result of his failing business venture. Rather than helping him, he buys most of Ned's belongings at a garage sale. Eventually, Ned loses his store and is forced to close.
-On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to actually defend himself or his sister, Bart is pantsed and hung from a playground basketball hoop, leaving him in his underwear. Regaining her saxophone, Lisa wistfully notes that sometimes two wrongs sometimes make a right. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
+On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to actually defend himself or his sister, Bart is pantsed and hung from a playground basketball hoop, leaving him in his underwear. Regaining her saxophone, Lisa wistfully notes that sometimes two wrongs can make a right. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
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 Things progress in this vein, and even when Homer begins to witness left-handed people who would benefit from patronizing Ned's store, he does nothing to send them in that direction. Soon after, Flanders begins to experience financial hardship as a result of his failing business venture. Rather than helping him, he buys most of Ned's belongings at a garage sale. Eventually, Ned loses his store and is forced to close.
-On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to actually defend himself or his sister, Bart is pantsed and hung from a playground basketball hoop, leaving him in his underwear, the bullies later retrun Lisa's saxaphone. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
+On the school playground, the bullies take away Lisa's saxophone, and she calls upon Bart to defend her with his martial arts skills. Unable to actually defend himself or his sister, Bart is pantsed and hung from a playground basketball hoop, leaving him in his underwear. Regaining her saxophone, Lisa wistfully notes that sometimes two wrongs sometimes make a right. That night, Homer finds the Flanders family living in their car after losing their house, and Homer has a heart-to-heart with him. Stricken with guilt, Homer decides to take it upon himself to make several phone calls and get everyone to start buying there.
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-"'''When Flanders Failed'''" is the third episode of [[season 3]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the thirty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on October 3, [[1991]]. The episode was written by [[Jon Vitti]] and directed by [[Jim Reardon]].
+"'''When Flanders Failed'''" is the third episode of [[Season 3|broadcast season 3]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the thirty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on October 3, [[1991]]. The episode was written by [[Jon Vitti]] and directed by [[Jim Reardon]].
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