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"'''Girls Just Want to Have Sums'''" is the nineteenth episode of [[season 17]]. It aired for the first time in April 30, [[2006]]. It was written by [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Nancy Kruse]].
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"'''To Courier with Love'''" is the 20th episode of [[season 27]]. It aired on May 8, [[2016]]. It was written by [[Bill Odenkirk]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]]. [[Jay Leno]] guest-starred as {{ch|Jay Leno|Himself}}.
  
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After women of [[Springfield]] criticize [[Principal Skinner]] because he thinks girls are bad at maths, the school is divided into boys and girls, but the math class for girls doesn't teach real math, so [[Lisa]] disguises as a boy to infiltrate into the boy math class.
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After promising [[Marge]] the trip of a lifetime, frugality gets the better of [[Homer]] when he makes a deal with a travel agent to be a courier of a top-secret briefcase in exchange for a discounted family vacation to [[Paris]].
  
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[[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] and many other prominent [[Springfield]]ians go to see a performance of ''Stab-A-Lot: The [[Itchy & Scratchy|Itchy and Scratchy]] Musical''. The show pretty much comprises the homicidal cat and mouse doing what they do best, but all in song. The audience is enthralled by the performance and give it a standing ovation. Julianna, the director comes out on stage, accompanied by [[Principal Skinner]], to acknowledge the cheers. Skinner reveals that she used to be a student of [[Springfield Elementary]] and, while acknowledging all her accomplishments, says that she wasn't very good in math, because she is a girl. Expectedly, everyone in the audience - women, in particular - is shocked...
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In Stone age (50.000 years ago), [[Simpsons family]] lookalikes show "The Invention of Motherhood", where [[Marge]] tries to keep [[Homer]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Maggie]] under control with their shenanigans. Moving to the present day, the same thing is happening at the [[Simpson House]], and Marge tries to convince Homer to do his chores. In the garage, Lisa finds a rare {{w|Morgan Motor Company|Morgan Motor}} vehicle, left by the previous owner of the house and Homer decides to keep it...
  
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"To Courier with Love" is the 20th episode of season 27. It aired on May 8, 2016. It was written by Bill Odenkirk and directed by Timothy Bailey. Jay Leno guest-starred as Himself.

After promising Marge the trip of a lifetime, frugality gets the better of Homer when he makes a deal with a travel agent to be a courier of a top-secret briefcase in exchange for a discounted family vacation to Paris.

In Stone age (50.000 years ago), Simpsons family lookalikes show "The Invention of Motherhood", where Marge tries to keep Homer, Bart, Lisa and Maggie under control with their shenanigans. Moving to the present day, the same thing is happening at the Simpson House, and Marge tries to convince Homer to do his chores. In the garage, Lisa finds a rare Morgan Motor vehicle, left by the previous owner of the house and Homer decides to keep it...

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