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− | |couchGag = A photographer takes The Simpsons' picture, which sets off a slideshow of events from 2006 to 2013 (Homer's death in 2008, the kids beginning puberty in 2009, Marge marrying Lenny in 2009 and Jimbo Jones in 2011, Marge leaving the family in 2010, Lenny and Carl caring for the kids also in 2010, Homer being remade as a robot in 2012, and The Simpsons becoming robots in 2013). |
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|specialGuestVoices = [[Melanie Griffith]] as herself <br> [[Larry Hagman]] as [[Wallace Brady]] |
|specialGuestVoices = [[Melanie Griffith]] as herself <br> [[Larry Hagman]] as [[Wallace Brady]] |
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|Written By = [[J. Stewart Burns]] |
|Written By = [[J. Stewart Burns]] |
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|Directed By = [[Raymond S. Persi]] |
|Directed By = [[Raymond S. Persi]] |
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+ | |Show Runner = [[Al Jean]]}}{{Quote|So, according to creationism, there were no cavemen.|[[Bart Simpson]]}}{{Quote|Good riddance. Their drawings suck and they look like hippies.|[[Homer Simpson]]}} |
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"'''The Monkey Suit'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 17]]. |
"'''The Monkey Suit'''" is the twenty-first episode of [[Season 17]]. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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− | After [[Ned Flanders]] sees an exhibit on evolution at a museum, he and [[Timothy Lovejoy, Jr.|Reverend Lovejoy]] talk [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] into allowing the teaching of creationism in schools. When [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] complains at a town meeting that there should only be one theory taught in schools, [[Mayor Quimby]] agrees - and teaching evolution is banned in schools, so Lisa |
+ | After [[Ned Flanders]] sees an exhibit on evolution at a museum, he and [[Timothy Lovejoy, Jr.|Reverend Lovejoy]] talk [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] into allowing the teaching of creationism in schools. When [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] complains at a town meeting that there should only be one theory taught in schools, [[Mayor Quimby]] agrees - and teaching evolution is banned in schools, so Lisa plans to teach a secret evolution class which gets her arrested. Does Marge have something up where her sleeves would be if she didn't always wear a sleeveless dress to help Lisa? |
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==Full Story== |
==Full Story== |
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− | Pressured by Ned Flanders and |
+ | Pressured by Ned Flanders and Reverend Lovejoy, Mayor Quimby is forced to allow the teaching of creationism in schools. Lisa is outraged and demands that the school only teach one theory of life, and unfortunately they choose creationism and outlaw the theory of evolution. Lisa tries to hold secret meetings to keep the theory alive in town, only to have the police arrest her with [[Chief Wiggum]] claiming that the town has only the police resources to enforce the last past law. |
− | At her trial, it is clear that the odds are stacked against Lisa, as she is assigned a hated New York lawyer opposed to the overweight beloved southern man promoting creationism and denouncing science. |
+ | At her trial, it is clear that the odds are stacked against Lisa, as she is assigned a hated New York lawyer opposed to the overweight beloved southern man promoting creationism and denouncing science. Seeking to better understand Lisa's point of view, [[Marge]] finds Lisa's copy of the origin of species and becomes engrossed in it, finding herself in agreement with her daughter she comes up with a plan. At the trial, Marge gives Homer a bottle of beer. Homer is ecstatic, but becomes increasingly agitated when he can't open it, eventually acting like a monkey. This causes Ned to crack under pressure and call Homer a 'Monkey faced Gorilla' in front of everyone which Lisa's lawyer capitalizes on by forcing Ned to admit under oath that Homer does indeed look like the missing link that the prosecutors were basing their argument and the case falls apart. |
− | In the end, Lisa comforts a dejected Ned by saying that she respects his beliefs |
+ | In the end, Lisa comforts a dejected Ned by saying that while she respects his beliefs, at the same time, feels that science and religion should stay separate and that she wouldn't want a scientist teaching religion anymore than priest teaching science--something that Ned can agree with. After that, Todd reveals himself to really be Nelson in disguise, by peeling a latex mask from his face, the screen slowly fades to black and the closing credits roll. |
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- “So, according to creationism, there were no cavemen.”
- ―Bart Simpson
- “Good riddance. Their drawings suck and they look like hippies.”
- ―Homer Simpson
"The Monkey Suit" is the twenty-first episode of Season 17.
Synopsis
After Ned Flanders sees an exhibit on evolution at a museum, he and Reverend Lovejoy talk Principal Skinner into allowing the teaching of creationism in schools. When Lisa complains at a town meeting that there should only be one theory taught in schools, Mayor Quimby agrees - and teaching evolution is banned in schools, so Lisa plans to teach a secret evolution class which gets her arrested. Does Marge have something up where her sleeves would be if she didn't always wear a sleeveless dress to help Lisa?
Full Story
Pressured by Ned Flanders and Reverend Lovejoy, Mayor Quimby is forced to allow the teaching of creationism in schools. Lisa is outraged and demands that the school only teach one theory of life, and unfortunately they choose creationism and outlaw the theory of evolution. Lisa tries to hold secret meetings to keep the theory alive in town, only to have the police arrest her with Chief Wiggum claiming that the town has only the police resources to enforce the last past law.
At her trial, it is clear that the odds are stacked against Lisa, as she is assigned a hated New York lawyer opposed to the overweight beloved southern man promoting creationism and denouncing science. Seeking to better understand Lisa's point of view, Marge finds Lisa's copy of the origin of species and becomes engrossed in it, finding herself in agreement with her daughter she comes up with a plan. At the trial, Marge gives Homer a bottle of beer. Homer is ecstatic, but becomes increasingly agitated when he can't open it, eventually acting like a monkey. This causes Ned to crack under pressure and call Homer a 'Monkey faced Gorilla' in front of everyone which Lisa's lawyer capitalizes on by forcing Ned to admit under oath that Homer does indeed look like the missing link that the prosecutors were basing their argument and the case falls apart.
In the end, Lisa comforts a dejected Ned by saying that while she respects his beliefs, at the same time, feels that science and religion should stay separate and that she wouldn't want a scientist teaching religion anymore than priest teaching science--something that Ned can agree with. After that, Todd reveals himself to really be Nelson in disguise, by peeling a latex mask from his face, the screen slowly fades to black and the closing credits roll.