Bart the Lover
The Simpsons, season 3, episode 16. First aired February 13, 1992. 139 moments of about ten seconds each: open one for its frame, what happens and what's said.
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About the episode
After his yo-yo smashes the class fish tank, Bart lands in detention, where he finds Edna Krabappel's lonely-hearts ad and answers it as a made-up suitor, Woodrow, with a photo of hockey star Gordie Howe. Seeing her cry alone after he stands her up at a restaurant, Bart feels guilty, and the Simpsons help him write Woodrow's farewell. Meanwhile, Homer's swearing while building a doghouse rubs off on Todd Flanders.
- Written by
- Jon Vitti
- Directed by
- Carlos Baeza
- Guest stars
- Marcia Wallace as Mrs. Krabappel
- Couch gag
- Alien
- Production code
- 8F16
The synopsis is our own. Credits and guest stars from Wikipedia and the Simpsons wiki.
Every moment
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Bart stands on the roof of a pink car in a driveway, and Homer later stands beside the same car
“The Simpsons”
0:00–0:12 -
Homer enters through a door into the living room, where Santa's Little Helper is not shown but a green…
0:12–0:23 -
A black-and-white, grainy scene opens on a black screen, then shows a white sedan parked on a suburban street…
“You said you wanted to live in a world without zinc, Jimmy.”
0:23–0:35 -
A bow-tied, wide-eyed man with swept-back hair appears in a black-and-white view of a suburban house…
“Well, now your car has no battery. But I promised Betty I'd pick her up by six.”
0:35–0:43 -
Two men stand in a plain grey office in a black-and-white cartoon
“Sorry, Jimmy.”
0:43–0:53 -
A grey-toned cartoon scene shows a young man with neat brown hair and a bow tie aiming a revolver…
“Think again, Jimmy. You see, the firing pin in your gun was made of...”
0:53–1:02 -
Two black-and-white cartoon men appear in a room with a black telephone on a table and a framed picture…
“Zinc. Come back, Zinc. Come back.”
1:02–1:14 -
A dark-haired man in a pale collared shirt lies wide-eyed in bed in a black-and-white cartoon…
“Oh, it was all a dream.”
1:14–1:27 -
Bart raises his hand in a classroom while Milhouse sits nearby and Mrs. Krabappel stands by a projector…
“Gross. He's picking his nose.”
1:27–1:37 -
Mrs. Krabappel walks down a school hallway past orange double doors while credits read Supervising Producers…
“I'll do your homework for you.”
1:37–1:48 -
Mrs. Krabappel stands at the Kwik-E-Mart counter facing Apu, who wears a green shirt and apron
“One scratch and win, Appu.”
1:48–1:59 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits at the wheel of an orange car while a mechanic in a grey cap and coveralls stands…
“Bingo, bango, sugar in a gas tank.”
1:59–2:12 -
In a green-tiled kitchen, a short-haired woman in a green cardigan holds a paper grocery bag while a purple…
“A personal ad?”
2:12–2:23 -
Edna Krabappel stands at a kitchen counter, first reading an open Springfield Magazine and then lifting…
“Why not?”
2:23–2:33 -
A man in a grey suit stands alone in a red spotlight on a stage before red curtains, above a packed theatre…
“Stop it!”
2:33–2:41 -
Principal Skinner stands alone in a red spotlight on a stage in front of a red curtain, hands clasped…
“People!”
2:41–2:48 -
Principal Skinner stands before a red curtain holding a microphone
“You know, I can wait just as long as you.”
2:48–2:55 -
Principal Skinner stands in a red spotlight on a stage before red curtains and a silhouetted audience…
“Knock it off! Uh, boys and girls, let's welcome our very special guest,”
2:55–3:04 -
Troy McClure stands alone in a red spotlight on a wooden stage before a red curtain, holding a microphone…
“Kids, this is a yo-yo.”
3:04–3:12 -
A man with swept-back orange hair and a pink-and-orange striped sweater holds a pink yo-yo and a microphone…
“Not much competition for a video game. Or is it?”
3:12–3:23 -
A tall woman with long grey hair, a blue jumpsuit with a pink star across the front, and roller skates stands…
“She's beautiful.”
3:23–3:34 -
Bart Simpson sits among a wide-eyed audience in purple seats as a man with swept-back orange hair and a pink…
“The cobra.”
3:34–3:41 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits on a dark couch beside a woman with a pale blonde bob, glasses and a pink blouse…
“I bet they get all kinds of girls.”
3:41–3:51 -
Lisa sits in the audience beside Marge, whose tall blue beehive stands out, as the family and other…
“This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius,”
3:51–4:02 -
Three performers in matching blue jumpsuits stand on a stage before a red curtain, one holding a microphone…
“Now for our next stunt, what do you say we get your principal up here?”
4:02–4:13 -
Principal Skinner stands center stage before a red curtain while several spinning yo-yos on strings circle…
“Careful, man.”
4:13–4:24 -
Three boys in blue jumpsuits wave toward a yellow house while people watch from its windows, and a white van…
“Bye!”
4:24–4:37 -
Seated on a Twirl King cardboard box and wearing roller skates, a woman with long grey-violet hair in a blue…
4:37–4:41 -
Otto drives a yellow school bus marked Springfield Elementary School, while Bart with spiky hair, Milhouse…
4:41–4:49 -
Nelson stands on a green court by a chain-link fence beside a blond boy in a white shirt and purple shorts…
“That's your trick?”
4:49–4:56 -
Bart and a boy with orange hair in a purple shirt stand on a playground beside blue climbing bars, and Bart…
“Whoa!”
4:56–5:07 -
Bart Simpson stands on a checkered floor in front of a green wall and a red-and-blue painting of a house…
“Can you believe it? Pretty soon I'll be able to quit my job and live off the boy.”
5:07–5:10 -
Marge and Homer stand in a pink living room beside a yellow curtain and two oval framed portraits…
“Can you believe it? Pretty soon I'll be able to quit my job and live off the boy.”
5:10–5:18 -
Marge Simpson and Homer Simpson stand side by side in the pink living room, with framed oval portraits…
“Name me one person who's gotten rich by doing yo-yo tricks.”
5:18–5:27 -
Mrs. Krabappel reads from a red book at the front of a classroom while Bart, Marge and other pupils sit…
“After two months at sea, the Pilgrims were running out of food and water.”
5:27–5:40 -
In a classroom with a blue chalkboard, Milhouse with blue hair and red glasses gestures from his desk…
“Did the Indians have yo-yos? No, they did not have yo-yos.”
5:40–5:51 -
Bart and Milhouse sit at school desks in a classroom, with Bart grinning and squinting at first…
“or anything else on yo-yos or yo-yo-related topics.”
5:51–6:02 -
Bart sits at a classroom desk under a chalkboard with ABC letters, stretching a rubber band with a red ball…
“Just one. A little something I call plucking the pickle.”
6:02–6:14 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits at a classroom desk while Bart in his orange shirt stands beside it, and a tall…
“Don't worry about your wee fish loss.”
6:14–6:23 -
Bart Simpson sits at a wooden desk in a classroom with pink-topped desks behind him, first looking up…
“Mrs. Krabappel, we're all upset by the untimely deaths of Stinky and Wrinkles.”
6:23–6:35 -
Bart Simpson stands in a classroom with pink desks and green walls, holding a red yo-yo
“Bart, if I were you and you were me, would you give back the yo-yo?”
6:35–6:46 -
A hand in a green sleeve reaches for an orange door knob, then a woman with a tall brown hairdo and a green…
“What's eatin' you, woman?”
6:46–6:59 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits in an orange diner booth beside a martini glass, holding a sheet of paper and resting…
“I don't know. I guess I expected something different from your photo.”
6:59–7:09 -
Bart kneels in an open sink cabinet at the back of an empty classroom, working on a pipe with a purple wrench…
“One month's detention should pay for this.”
7:09–7:21 -
Bart Simpson is at school, first clasping his hands and glancing sideways in the empty classroom with desks…
“Just a sec.”
7:21–7:34 -
Bart is seen first in a close-up of a classified ad with a gold circle drawn around it, reading "1+1=2?"…
“Recently divorced fourth grade teacher wishes to meet man age 18 to 60.”
7:34–7:47 -
Bart Simpson leans over a wooden desk holding a stack of envelopes addressed to Edna K, P.O. Box 402…
“Hmm.”
7:47–7:53 -
Bart Simpson sits at a desk in a classroom with green walls, holding a pencil
“Dear Edna, I never answered a personal ad before,”
7:53–8:02 -
No regular characters are visible; the moment shows a yellow nameplate reading WOODROW WILSON on an orange…
“Woodrow. I like holding hands and dinner by candlelight.”
8:02–8:08 -
Mrs. Krabappel wears a pink nightgown and stands barefoot in a pink bedroom beside a bed with a purple cat…
“Woodrow. I like holding hands and dinner by candlelight.”
8:08–8:15 -
A brown-haired woman in a pink nightgown lies asleep across a pink bed beside a lamp, a tissue box…
“Maybe we should let the dog in. Marge, dogs love the outdoors.”
8:15–8:23 -
Homer Simpson sits at the blue kitchen table with a pink heart-patterned mug while Marge Simpson stands…
“Maybe we should let the dog in. Marge, dogs love the outdoors.”
8:23–8:36 -
Homer stands in a kitchen beside Marge, who has a tall blue beehive, a red bead necklace and a pink top
“Oh, Marge, you're a tool of the doghouse makers.”
8:36–8:40 -
Homer and Marge Simpson sit across a blue-covered kitchen table, each holding a mug, with a pencil, a notepad…
“Yes, you are. You've been brainwashed by all those doghouse commercials on TV.”
8:40–8:50 -
Homer and Marge stand at a blue kitchen table holding a coffee cup
“Don't worry.”
8:50–9:02 -
Homer and Marge sit together at a blue kitchen table, with Marge sipping from a pink mug while Homer smiles…
“He shines down on the house, see?”
9:02–9:13 -
Bart Simpson first stands in the kitchen by a fridge holding a white envelope and smiling with his eyes shut…
“Yes!”
9:13–9:25 -
Bart lies in bed under a hanging blue toy airplane, reading a handwritten letter signed Edna that asks him…
“But I've had some bad experiences with these ads, so I'd like to learn more about you.”
9:25–9:35 -
Homer Simpson scowls while sawing a wooden plank in a snowy yard beside a trash can and a blue hose…
“Stupid lumber.”
9:35–9:43 -
Ned Flanders sits at the head of a dining table while a curly-haired woman in an apron carries in a platter…
“A fella came into the store today and asked for change for a dollar.”
9:43–9:53 -
Ned Flanders sits at a dinner table with a curly-haired woman in a white blouse who holds a purple salad…
“What did you say? I said I don't want any damn vegetables.”
9:53–10:01 -
Ned Flanders sits at a dining table across from a woman in an white apron who holds a purple salad bowl…
“All right, that's it, young man. No Bible stories for you tonight.”
10:01–10:08 -
A man with black hair, wearing a black shirt and white clerical collar, sits at a table with a slice…
“Ned Flanders is on the phone. Oh, if this is about that stupid quarter again.”
10:08–10:17 -
Ned Flanders stands by a staircase against a purple wall, holding a blue phone to his ear with one hand…
“Sorry to bother you, Reverend Lovejoy, but I'm kind of in a tizzy.”
10:17–10:27 -
Ned Flanders stands by a wooden staircase holding a blue telephone to his ear with a wide-eyed, worried…
“What was it, asparagus? No, no, Reverend, the point is he said a bad word.”
10:27–10:39 -
Ned Flanders talks on a blue phone at the foot of a wooden staircase, looking anxious and gesturing…
“Where in the Bible?”
10:39–10:50 -
Bart stands in the living room with one hand on his hip, first holding a potted flowering plant out…
“Suppose I was writing a second letter to a girl and I already used up my A material.”
10:50–11:00 -
Bart and Lisa appear first in a close-up of Bart scowling with his mouth open, then Lisa with half-lidded…
“Oh, please. Is it Terry? No. Is it Sherry?”
11:00–11:11 -
Lisa Simpson leans in close to Bart Simpson and a window showing a house outside
“Hey, Bart, let's do some homework.”
11:11–11:17 -
A curly-haired boy in a green shirt and teal shorts sits motionless on a pink couch in a living room…
“Golly, Sergeant Carter. I can't fix your Jeep, but maybe this'll make it up to you.”
11:17–11:26 -
Ned Flanders stands at the right of a living room with a pink couch, a bookshelf of blue books…
“Galveston, oh, Galveston.”
11:26–11:34 -
Marge and Bart are in his bedroom, where a clipboard titled "Possible Bad Influences" has bumper stickers…
“but he thought the idea of a talking dog was blasphemous.”
11:34–11:47 -
Bart Simpson sits in a pink-walled bedroom beside a blue nightstand and lamp, holding a postcard with both…
“Maybe it's the beer talking, Mars, but you got a butt that won't quit.”
11:47–11:59 -
Marge Simpson leans over Bart, who wears an orange shirt, as they both look at a small picture card in a pink…
“Wow.”
11:59–12:11 -
Edna Krabappel sits at a desk with a red chair, first resting her chin on her hands and grinning…
“Well,”
12:11–12:21 -
Bart Simpson sits up in bed in his pink bedroom, holding an open blue book on his knees while he taps a pen…
“Dear Edna, your photo took my breath away.”
12:21–12:26 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits in a bubble-filled purple bathtub reading a sheet of paper
“Truly, yours is a butt that won't quit.”
12:26–12:39 -
Two curly-haired children sit on a purple floor by a large window and a potted plant, playing with colorful…
“At last we've built a mission. Finally, the villagers have a place to pray.”
12:39–12:50 -
Ned Flanders stands on a backyard patio beside two curly-haired boys: one in an orange jacket and blue pants…
“We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.”
12:50–13:01 -
Homer Simpson stands on a red walkway in front of a beige house with a pink door, carrying a wooden board…
“Oh, you bat-headed duck dove!”
13:01–13:12 -
Ned Flanders gestures with both hands near a beige house while talking, then stands beside Homer, bald…
“No.”
13:12–13:24 -
Homer Simpson and Ned Flanders stand face to face outside a house with a brown roof and a fence and hedge…
“So, I don't want to be hard on you,”
13:24–13:36 -
Ned Flanders stands outside a house beside a wooden fence and hedge, rubbing his moustache with one hand…
“What's wrong with my mustache?”
13:36–13:46 -
Homer and Ned Flanders stand talking outside a tan house with a wooden fence behind them
“Well, you've got yourself a deal.”
13:46–14:00 -
A pale blue-skinned man with slicked-back black hair, a maroon jacket and a lime-green shirt sits…
“Ah, my love.”
14:00–14:08 -
Bart Simpson sits on the back of a maroon couch writing on a notepad, then in a classroom he sits at a desk…
“Oh, slow down, Frenchy. This stuff is gold.”
14:08–14:21 -
Bart is in a classroom with Mrs. Krabappel, who has a brown hairdo and a green cardigan and grins…
“If he's got everything where it should be, I'm reeling him in.”
14:21–14:33 -
Homer and Marge are in their bed in the pink bedroom, with framed pictures of Bart and Lisa on the wall…
“Hey, Marge, do you want to hear something funny?”
14:33–14:44 -
Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson sit side by side in bed against a purple headboard in a pink bedroom…
“Well, what a surprise.”
14:44–14:55 -
Homer sits up in a purple bed against a pink wall with a framed picture above him, first looking up…
“Marge, maybe I do curse a little, but that's the way God made me.”
14:55–15:08 -
Homer sits propped up in bed with his arms crossed beside Marge, a woman in a purple robe with a tall blue…
“So my mom put a swear jar in the kitchen.”
15:08–15:16 -
Homer and Marge Simpson sit up in bed in their bedroom, with a framed family portrait on the pink wall…
“What do you think? Well, Marge, self-improvement has always been a passion of mine.”
15:16–15:23 -
Homer lies in bed under a red blanket with his eyes wide open and his mouth turned down, while Marge lies…
“Do I have to pay if I hit my hand with a hammer?”
15:23–15:35 -
Bart Simpson sits inside a small wooden treehouse at night, lit by a candle on a dark stand beside him…
“Dear Woodrow, it's time for us to meet.”
15:35–15:47 -
A pink letter signed "Hungrily yours, Edna" with yellow flowers is shown first
“Hungrily yours, Edna.”
15:47–15:58 -
Mrs. Krabappel holds up a purple-framed portrait of a grinning man with swept-back reddish hair…
“Bart, eyes down. Yes, ma'am.”
15:58–16:00 -
Bart sits at a classroom desk writing with a pen, then looks up wide-eyed with his mouth open before glancing…
“Bart, eyes down. Yes, ma'am.”
16:00–16:08 -
Mrs. Krabappel stands before a tall oval floor mirror in a bedroom with a window and an open closet, trying…
“Join me at the Gilded Truffle this Saturday at 8.”
16:08–16:15 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits at a candlelit restaurant table while a Black waiter in a black tuxedo and white apron…
“Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.”
16:15–16:21 -
Bart stands in front of The Gilded Truffle restaurant in the first frame, while a heavy woman with a tall…
“Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.”
16:21–16:31 -
A woman with an orange-red bouffant, red bead necklace and white top sits at a round table in a dimly lit…
16:31–16:40 -
Bart Simpson stands on a green hedge-lined patio in an orange shirt and blue shorts, looking up and biting…
“I can't help but feel partly responsible.”
16:40–16:53 -
Homer Simpson appears in a bowling alley and then outside his house
“Oh, you son of a...”
16:53–17:02 -
Ned Flanders leans over a wooden fence in a backyard and talks with Homer, the bald heavy man in a white…
“Hey, Homer.”
17:02–17:12 -
Homer first stands scowling and clenching his fists in a sunny yard beside a house with a large window…
“I'll tell you, the way these checks keep coming in, it's almost criminal.”
17:12–17:22 -
A large yellow cartoon hand flails near a SWEAR JAR on a cluttered kitchen shelf, with pink sparks flying…
“Oh, Woodrow, how could you stand me up? Mrs.”
17:22–17:34 -
Bart and Mrs. Krabappel sit on opposite sides of an orange desk in a classroom with a dark blue chalkboard…
“Oh, Woodrow, how could you stand me up? Mrs.”
17:34–17:46 -
Bart Simpson stands at the left of a classroom with wide eyes glancing sideways, while Mrs. Krabappel raises…
“What about Coach Fortner? Look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look.”
17:46–17:56 -
Bart stands at the left beside an orange desk, facing Mrs. Krabappel, his teacher, who has a tall brown…
“Bart, you are the closest thing to a man in my life.”
17:56–18:10 -
Homer Simpson kneels on a green lawn in front of a tan house with a red door and a tree, working with broken…
“Oh, fudge. That's broken.”
18:10–18:23 -
Homer Simpson stands on a grassy lawn in front of the Simpson house with its red arched door and a blue…
“I'm not going to swear, but I am going to kick this doghouse down!”
18:23–18:36 -
Marge glances sideways and grins in front of a purple house, then Homer in a white shirt stands in front…
“And if you look inside the doghouse, there's a little surprise.”
18:36–18:47 -
Homer stands beside a white doghouse with a blue roof while Marge with her tall blue beehive and Maggie…
“How did you know?”
18:47–19:00 -
Bart Simpson stands on the left beside Marge Simpson, whose tall blue beehive towers over her, as they stand…
“Mom, this is a little ahead of schedule, but I need help with my love life.”
19:00–19:10 -
Bart, Homer and Marge are in the living room, with Bart standing at right beside the couch while Homer sits…
“Mrs. Krabappel.”
19:10–19:22 -
Bart Simpson stands at the left edge beside a dark blue cabinet at first, then moves to the living room couch…
“What? You did a very cruel thing.”
19:22–19:34 -
In the family living room with pink walls, a red lamp and a window with yellow curtains, Homer stands at left…
“One that says goodbye but lets her feel loved.”
19:34–19:39 -
Homer Simpson stands at a green desk in a pink room beside a teal lamp, a purple pencil cup, and a framed…
“Sensitive love letters are my specialty.”
19:39–19:47 -
Homer first leans over a desk writing with a pencil, then stands with his arms crossed as Marge rests a hand…
“Population, you. We'll all help.”
19:47–19:55 -
Bart stands at the left facing Marge, who sits on a green armchair with a red bead necklace and a light green…
“My heart will always be with you. That sucks.”
19:55–20:04 -
Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa are in the living room, with Homer standing behind Bart and Marge seated…
“it doesn't matter that a crocodile bit off his face.”
20:04–20:14 -
Bart Simpson lies sprawled on a dark red couch beside a red lamp, first with eyes shut, then with eyes wide…
“for I will be farming the ocean floor. I must finish this letter quickly,”
20:14–20:22 -
Marge sits on a green couch in the living room, holding a sheet of paper and a pencil while looking up…
“I am gay.”
20:22–20:34 -
Lisa, with spiky star-shaped hair and a red bead necklace... wait, Lisa wears a pearl necklace and Marge sits…
“How shall we end it? How about, with a love that will echo through the ages.”
20:34–20:43 -
Bart in an orange shirt stands by a pink doorway, looking up and grinning as Homer leans in with an arm…
“Oh, that's sweet. Homer, you old honey dripper.”
20:43–20:56 -
Bart is on a purple metal staircase outside an apartment building, with a small white paper on the ground…
“Wait!”
20:56–21:02 -
A yellow hand holds up a white card reading "Edna" against a dark background, then a woman with a tall brown…
“Dearest Edna, I must leave you.”
21:02–21:10 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits at a small table by a window overlooking green foliage and purple flowers
“Why, I cannot say. Where, you cannot know.”
21:10–21:17 -
Mrs. Krabappel sits by a window reading a handwritten letter beside a Krusty-O cup with a spoon
“But one thing I can tell you, any time I hear the wind blow,”
21:17–21:26 -
Mrs. Krabappel stands with her hands clasped behind her back in an empty classroom lined with windows, desks…
“Bart, it's such a nice day today. Let's have detention outside.”
21:26–21:34 -
Bart Simpson crouches beside a spilled purple puddle and an overturned-looking purple bucket in a classroom…
“It's a date.”
21:34–21:41 -
A framed caricature of hockey player Gordie Howe hangs on a pink wall beside his career statistics…
“Thank you.”
21:41–21:51 -
No Simpsons characters appear in this moment; it is a black title card sequence with yellow cast credits…
21:51–22:01 -
No regular Simpsons characters or one-off characters appear in this moment; it is a black title card sequence…
22:01–22:11 -
The moment is a black screen with yellow hand-lettered end credits that appear in turn…
22:11–22:21 -
A black closing credits roll for The Simpsons
“We'll be right back.”
22:21–22:30 -
No characters appear in this sequence; it is a black closing credits roll of yellow hand-lettered text…
22:30–22:40 -
No characters appear in this sequence; it is a black title-card credit roll with no people on screen
22:40–22:50 -
Silhouetted audience members, one with a large puffy head of hair, sit in rows of dark theater seats watching…
“Shh.”
22:50–23:02
Who's in it
Bart Simpson, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Marge Simpson, Maggie Simpson, Milhouse Van Houten, Grampa Simpson, Principal Skinner, Ned Flanders, Krusty the Clown, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Mrs. Krabappel, Nelson Muntz, Otto Mann, Jasper Beardsley, Martin Prince, Ralph Wiggum, Reverend Lovejoy, Groundskeeper Willie, Santa's Little Helper, Lewis Clark, Wendell Borton, Richard, Jimbo Jones, Miss Hoover, Todd Flanders, Maude Flanders, Snowball II, Rod Flanders, Sherri Mackleberry, Terri Mackleberry, Nina Skalka, Janey Powell, Helen Lovejoy, Adrian Belew, Becky Shorter, Sophie Jensen, Girl with glasses, Long-haired girl, Jaffee Ziswhisky, Buck-toothed boy, Buck-toothed girl, Lewis' lookalike, Chuck Berger, Black Weasel, Yellow Weasel, Wanda, Smug Girl, Coward, White-Haired Girl, Freddy, Abraham Lincoln, Violet Bazaar, Brown-haired boy, Benjamin Franklin, Tanya, Brittany, Cecile Shapiro, Ian, Woodrow Wilson, Grandma Flanders, Sparkle, Gordie Howe, Mechanic, Mr. Amazing, Stinky and Wrinkles, Ted Carpenter, The Cobra, Zero Gravity
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