Protesters with signs reading "Things Are Fine!", "No Opinion", "No Complaints Here", "One Happy Camper" and "Everything's A-OK" stand…
The Simpsons, “Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington” (season 3, episode 2), 11:11–11:22
What happens
Protesters with signs reading "Things Are Fine!", "No Opinion", "No Complaints Here", "One Happy Camper" and "Everything's A-OK" stand outside a White House fence, then the scene moves inside to the White House Bowling Alley, where Marge, Lisa, Maggie and Bart stand near a plaque reading "Historical Landmark: On this spot Richard Nixon bowled back to back 300 games." Homer, bald with stubble and a white shirt, holds a boxy gadget and looks down at Bart beside a red "V.I.P. Tour" arrow, and then Marge and Lisa peek out from a bathroom doorway beside a pedestal sink.
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