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|name = Lisa Gets the Blues |
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|image = Lisa Gets the Blues promo 3.png |
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|Episode Number = 635 |
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|Show Runner = [[Al Jean]] |
|Show Runner = [[Al Jean]] |
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|Written By = [[David Silverman]]<br>[[Brian Kelley]] |
|Written By = [[David Silverman]]<br>[[Brian Kelley]] |
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|Directed By = [[Bob Anderson]] |
|Directed By = [[Bob Anderson]] |
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|specialGuestVoices = {{w|Trombone Shorty}} as the Trombonist |
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| + | |couchGag = [[Marge]], [[Maggie]], [[Bart]] and [[Homer]] are at the couch gag, but [[Lisa]] doesn't show up as she's still talking with [[Dewey Largo]]. [[Homer]] would have cut the couch out of a log with a chain saw. The text "We're lumberjacks. Why is that funny?" appears. |
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"'''Lisa Gets the Blues'''" is the seventeenth episode of [[Season 29]]. This episode has tied The Simpsons with Gunsmoke for “Most Episodes in a TV Show”. |
"'''Lisa Gets the Blues'''" is the seventeenth episode of [[Season 29]]. This episode has tied The Simpsons with Gunsmoke for “Most Episodes in a TV Show”. |
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[[Dewey Largo]] tells [[Lisa]] that she is just a big fish in a small pond, and she is not a good musician. Initially, the Simpson family was supposed to go to Gainesville, Florida, to visit [[Eunice Bouvier]] for her birthday, but their flight to Gainesville gets rerouted to New Orleans instead. To cheer her up, the rest of the [[Simpson family]] goes with Lisa to Jazz Fest. While there, Lisa is forced to face her failures, and regain her confidence as a jazz musician. |
[[Dewey Largo]] tells [[Lisa]] that she is just a big fish in a small pond, and she is not a good musician. Initially, the Simpson family was supposed to go to Gainesville, Florida, to visit [[Eunice Bouvier]] for her birthday, but their flight to Gainesville gets rerouted to New Orleans instead. To cheer her up, the rest of the [[Simpson family]] goes with Lisa to Jazz Fest. While there, Lisa is forced to face her failures, and regain her confidence as a jazz musician. |
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| + | *The episode was dedicated "In Loving Memory of [[R. Lee Ermey]]", the actor who voiced [[Colonel Leslie Hapablap]] in "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]" and "[[Waiting for Duffman]]." Ermey passed away on April 15, 2018, seven days before the episode's U.S. airdate. |
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Bart Sings As Little Orphan Annie Season 29 Ep. 17 THE SIMPSONS |
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"Lisa Gets the Blues" is the seventeenth episode of Season 29. This episode has tied The Simpsons with Gunsmoke for “Most Episodes in a TV Show”.
Synopsis
Dewey Largo tells Lisa that she is just a big fish in a small pond, and she is not a good musician. Initially, the Simpson family was supposed to go to Gainesville, Florida, to visit Eunice Bouvier for her birthday, but their flight to Gainesville gets rerouted to New Orleans instead. To cheer her up, the rest of the Simpson family goes with Lisa to Jazz Fest. While there, Lisa is forced to face her failures, and regain her confidence as a jazz musician.
Meanwhile, Bart is intrigued by the voodoo in Louisiana, and Homer becomes attracted to the drinks, just as well as the local food.
Trivia
- The episode was dedicated "In Loving Memory of R. Lee Ermey", the actor who voiced Colonel Leslie Hapablap in "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming" and "Waiting for Duffman." Ermey passed away on April 15, 2018, seven days before the episode's U.S. airdate.
Reception
Dennis Perkins of The A.V Club gave this episode a C+, stating, "It’s momentarily affecting, especially with Smith giving voice to Lisa’s pain, but 'Lisa Gets The Blues' quickly scatters any intention of recapturing the old Lisa Simpson tragicomic resonance over a succession of self-referential gags, inconsistently sketched character beats, and some of the most indulgent tourist rubbernecking the show has ever done."
"Lisa Gets the Blues" scored a four share and was watched by 2.19 million people, making it Fox's highest rated show of the evening.
Videos
Bart Sings As Little Orphan Annie Season 29 Ep. 17 THE SIMPSONS
Lisa Gets Vertigo Season 29 Ep. 17 THE SIMPSONS
Homer Eats His Way Through New Orleans Season 29 Ep. 17 THE SIMPSONS