From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu   
      
   Well, better than part 1, though I'm not sure why it had to be two parts at   
   all. Then again, maybe I'd be complaining if this all got covered in one   
   episode and wrapped up too quickly. Anyway, the dirt Lovejoy dug up was quite   
   a letdown. Oooh, shocking.    
   Lisa points out that it's her hick town's views to blame for the change of   
   attitude, but even she seems barely tolerant of the act. Meanwhile, Mr. Burns   
   shreds an ancient fragment of a gospel for a laugh. No one sees it, of course,   
   and he's just evil    
   anyway, but I'm just sayin'. Well, that's that. Very short episode, too.   
   Perhaps some day I'll learn what the couch gag is all about.   
      
   DYN:   
   ...longtime Simpsons director, producer, etc. David Silverman is listed among   
   the Also Starrings? (As?)   
      
   Previous episode stuff   
   2F20: Episode footage used in bizarre couch gag   
   Lisa's vision board:   
   8F06: Lisa and her pony (also portrayed in couch gag?)   
   7F19: Lisa and Mr. Bergstrom   
   CABF01: Lisa and Jesse Grass (the treehugger)   
   4F17: Lisa and Mr. Burns picking up recycling on the beach   
   2F32: Lisa and Bleeding Gums Murphy in his hospital room   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)