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Girl's in the Band is the nineteenth episode of Season 30.
Synopsis
The director of the Capitol City Philharmonic takes notice of Lisa’s talent and attempts to convince her to join them, which upsets her band teacher; Homer inadvertently puts strain on the family when he works extra shifts to support Lisa.