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Fat Man and Little Boy

Episode aired Dec 12, 2004
TV-14
30m

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7.0/10

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Nancy Cartwright and Dan Castellaneta in The Simpsons (1989)

Adult Animation Satire Animation Comedy

Bart begins designing T-shirt slogans, and his T-shirts become very popular among the citizens of Springfield.Bart begins designing T-shirt slogans, and his T-shirts become very popular among the citizens of Springfield.Bart begins designing T-shirt slogans, and his T-shirts become very popular among the citizens of Springfield.

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Dan Castellaneta

Homer Simpson
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Julie Kavner

Marge Simpson
(voice)

Nancy Cartwright

Bart Simpson
(voice)
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Yeardley Smith

Lisa Simpson
(voice)

Hank Azaria

Sea Captain
(voice)
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Harry Shearer

Ned Flanders
(voice)
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Eric Idle

Declan Desmond
(voice)

Terry Greene

Sgt. Activity
(voice)
(as Terry W. Greene)

Pamela Hayden

Tress MacNeille

Lady
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Russi Taylor

Martin Prince
(voice)

Karl Wiedergott

Man
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Trivia
"Fat Man" and "Little Boy" are the code names of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 at the end of World War II.

Goofs
Mr. Burns mentions it's Christmas Day, though there is no indiction it's winter, as it's shown in multiple episodes that Springfield experiences snow and cold weather.

Quotes
Rod Flanders: Daddy, can I buy this one?
[holds up a short that says "Get Bent"]
Ned Flanders: Let's see. "Get Bent" Well the only thing that could mean is kneel down and pray. We'll take the whole box.
[passes t-shirts to people]
Ned Flanders: Get bent everyone!

Connections
References The Pink Panther (1963)

Soundtracks
Dust in the Wind
(uncredited)
Performed by Kansas

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5/10

I can't run in flip-flops

Bart starts designing T-shirts that go down very well in this funny episode of the show from the 16th series.

What's great about the show at this point is that it has such depth in terms of the supporting characters, that Apu or Flanders can pop up, as they both do here, have a big joke, and then not be in the rest of the episode.

I liked also that Homer wasn't a complete idiot, and that there was a nice heartfelt moment between him and Bart at the end.

Another decent episode.