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Suzanne is a witch who lives in a Gingerbread House.
After Bart and Lisa were thrown into the Deep Dark Woods, they found their way to the Gingerbread House. At first, Lisa wanted to look up the house in her copy of Grimms' Fairy Tales, but the offer of free candy from Suzanne was enough for her and Bart to enter the house. Soon, the two of them were chained up, with Bart being force fed sweets and Lisa being made to clean the house. Meanwhile, Homer returned home without the kids, and Marge made him go and look for them.
While Bart was eating, Lisa pointed out that Suzanne was only fattening him up so she could eat him, but Bart didn't care. As Bart and Lisa spoke, Suzanne entered the room again and told them to stop chattering and told Lisa to get back to sweeping as the house was filthy. Bart asked why she cared as it wasn't like she had a boyfriend. Suzanne became defensive and said that she did have a boyfriend called George. When she looked at her cauldron, she gave George the surname of "Cauldron". Bart and Lisa laughed at Suzanne because they assumed she was making her boyfriend up...
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Today is October 2.
On this day...
- 1926: Ramona Fradon, comic book artist, was born.
- 1951: Sting, actor, musician and guest star, was born.
- 1956: Mike Scully, writer and producer, was born.
- 1959: Tom Mazzocco, animation timer, was born.
- 1962: Annette Caton, assistant to Matt Groening, was born.
- 1969: Stephanie Gillis, writer, was born.
- 1994: "Itchy & Scratchy Land" aired for the first time.
- 2010: Daria Paris, production assistant, died.
- 2011: "Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts" aired for the first time.
- 2016: "Friends and Family" aired for the first time.
- 2017: Tom Petty, singer and guest star, died.
- 2021: Balenciaga released on YouTube.
- 2022: "One Angry Lisa" aired for the first time.
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