Bart's Inner Child
The Simpsons, season 5, episode 7. First aired November 11, 1993. 141 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 Homer's free trampoline ends in injuries and Marge's family calls her a nag, Patty and Selma steer her toward self-help guru Brad Goodman. At his seminar, Goodman holds up Bart's rowdiness as a model of following your inner child, and soon all of Springfield acts like Bart, leaving him feeling ordinary. When the town's Do What You Feel Festival collapses into chaos, everyone blames Bart.
- Written by
- George Meyer
- Directed by
- Bob Anderson
- Guest stars
- Marcia Wallace as Mrs. Krabappel
- Phil Hartman as Troy McClure
- Albert Brooks as Brad Goodman
- James Brown
- Couch gag
- Fat Man
- Production code
- 1F05
The synopsis is our own. Credits and guest stars from Wikipedia and the Simpsons wiki.
Every moment
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Homer stands by the front of a pink car in a sunny driveway outside a yellow house with an open garage…
0:00–0:12 -
Homer peeks out from a bedroom doorway beside a small white wastebasket, then Marge, Lisa and Bart stand…
0:12–0:23 -
Lisa and Bart sit at a blue kitchen table with cereal bowls, juice glasses and a wicker basket of bbread…
“Quit it, Bart.”
0:23–0:37 -
Marge with her tall blue beehive and Maggie sit at the kitchen table while Homer plays with Santa's Little…
“Stop that, Bart. Homer, speak to him.”
0:37–0:47 -
Homer sits in the kitchen holding up a newspaper marked FOR FREE while Marge stands behind him looking…
“Ooh, the Springfield Men's Shelter is giving away 60 soiled mattresses!”
0:47–0:58 -
Homer reads a newspaper at the blue-covered kitchen table while Marge stands behind Bart, Lisa and Maggie…
“Oh my God!”
0:58–1:09 -
Homer Simpson grips the wheel of a yellow car with an angry scowl, then the yellow car crashes into a pink…
“Oh no you don't! That trampoline is mine!”
1:09–1:16 -
Homer stands at a red front door and is repeatedly hit in the face by a jet of seltzer, flinching…
“Huh?”
1:16–1:28 -
Homer Simpson stands at a doorway talking with Krusty the Clown, who has a red nose, teal curly hair, a bald…
“Krusty!”
1:28–1:38 -
Homer Simpson stands on a lawn beside Krusty the Clown, who has teal curly hair, a red nose, a lavender shirt…
“Well, I used to do a lot of tumbling in my act,”
1:38–1:49 -
Krusty the Clown stands outside a peach-colored house with a pink roof and grins in the first two views
“Ha ha ha ha.”
1:49–1:58 -
Bart sits on a purple table in a pink room, petting Santa's Little Helper, the family's brown greyhound…
“You're a good dog, aren't you, boy? Aren't you?”
1:58–2:08 -
Homer and the spiky-haired Bart in an orange shirt and Lisa with star-shaped hair in a red dress are…
“Whoa!”
2:08–2:18 -
Homer, Bart and Lisa are launched upward and tossed through a blue sky with white clouds, with Homer's arms…
“Hey!”
2:18–2:31 -
Marge is seen leaping and tumbling through the air above a black trampoline on a metal frame, arms folded…
“I don't know if this is a good idea. Marge, it's the perfect exercise!”
2:31–2:40 -
Homer gestures excitedly in front of a pink house with a tree and windows, while Bart and Lisa cheer…
“Absolutely!”
2:40–2:52 -
Lisa digs in a muddy pit marked by a MUCKVILLE USA sign, while Bart and an unnamed woman in an orange top…
“It smells funny in there. No it doesn't.”
2:52–3:03 -
Homer stands beside Bart in an orange shirt, while two girls with long blonde and curly brown hair look…
“Whoa.”
3:03–3:12 -
Otto lies face-down in a pink shirt and blue shorts on a green playground floor while Bart kneels on his back…
“Otto, you okay?”
3:12–3:25 -
A bald yellow man with spiky blue hair in a grey-blue shirt and a curly-haired man in a blue shirt and purple…
“Wee! Ow! I bit my tongue.”
3:25–3:35 -
A yellow cartoon figure with a curly brown hairdo lies face down on the grass beside a swing set in a sunny…
“What have we done to make God angry?”
3:35–3:41 -
Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson stand outside their house beside a trampoline-like metal frame and a green…
“Kids, kids, once you get hurt, move aside and let other people jump.”
3:41–3:50 -
Homer Simpson hammers a wooden stake holding a red CAUTION sign into a green lawn beside a trampoline…
3:50–3:57 -
A large crowd of yellow-skinned one-off kids lies sprawled across a green lawn beside a wooden fence, some…
“I told you this was a bad idea.”
3:57–4:04 -
Marge with her tall blue beehive and Homer in a white shirt stand together on a lawn, with Homer scowling…
“I told you this was a bad idea.”
4:04–4:17 -
Homer sits at the wheel of a pink car with a tan rope-like cable beside him, while a grey object looms…
“There we go.”
4:17–4:25 -
Homer stands on the edge of a sandstone cliff against a bright blue sky, first with his hands clasped…
“That's the last I'll see of Mr. Trampoline.”
4:25–4:36 -
Homer stands on the edge of a sandy orange cliff against a bright blue sky, hands raised to his face
“If this were a cartoon, the cliff would break off now.”
4:36–4:47 -
A figure in blue pants and dark shoes is seen only from the legs down, standing beneath a black sled-like…
“I'm thirsty.”
4:47–4:58 -
Homer Simpson appears in a backyard first as a blue-clad leg walks past in the foreground of a lawn…
“Checkmate, Mr. Trampoline.”
4:58–5:09 -
Marge Simpson and a little girl with a light-blue bow who is Maggie, sit at the kitchen table
5:09–5:11 -
Homer Simpson stands in a backyard beside a clothesline and a wooden fence, shaking his fists and gesturing…
“All right.”
5:11–5:19 -
Homer and Bart are in a suburban backyard with a wooden fence and a rusty trampoline frame
“Rust, I tell you!”
5:19–5:28 -
Bart and Homer are in a backyard beside a wooden fence
“Observe. A bike lock.”
5:28–5:35 -
Homer stands beside Bart, who has spiky hair and wears an orange shirt, in a backyard in front of a tall…
“One, two, three.”
5:35–5:44 -
Homer and Marge lie wide-eyed under a blue blanket in their dimly lit bedroom at night, with a blue lamp…
“Shh!”
5:44–5:55 -
Homer and Marge Simpson lie in a dim bedroom, with Marge under a purple blanket and Homer propped up…
“Okay, the trampoline was a bad idea.”
5:55–6:06 -
Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa are in the Simpsons' living room, with Marge seated on the green couch and Bart…
“Name one thing you've done in the past month that was fun.”
6:06–6:19 -
Marge Simpson stands outdoors in front of a purple railing with a backyard fence, a green tree and brick…
6:19–6:20 -
Bart and Lisa sit on a red couch and look sideways with uneasy expressions
“Um, well...”
6:20–6:29 -
Homer and Marge stand in the pink living room, with a framed portrait of Mr. Burns on the wall and a red lamp…
“We're on a tight budget here. Bart, watch your language.”
6:29–6:39 -
Marge stands at the right of a pink living room near a window, speaking, while Homer stands behind a dark red…
“I didn't realize people saw me that way.”
6:39–6:52 -
Marge Simpson sits on a green couch with a blood pressure cuff on her arm while her twin sisters, Patty…
“Your blood pressure is off the chart, and I don't like this urine sample one bit.”
6:52–7:05 -
A man with curly reddish hair and a grey sweater sits behind a wooden desk in an office with a blank flip…
“Thank you, Martha Quinn.”
7:05–7:07 -
Troy McClure sits at a desk on a television screen with a blue backdrop and an orange chair edge at left
“There you have it.”
7:07–7:17 -
Troy McClure sits behind a brown desk inside a TV-screen-framed box against a blue background with an orange…
“I loved her in the thing I saw her in. You know,”
7:17–7:26 -
A stooped man in a green suit, green fedora and bow tie, with a pipe in his mouth, stands at the lower right…
“Depression, insomnia, motor mouth, darting eyes, indecisiveness, decisiveness,”
7:26–7:37 -
Marge Simpson sits on the brown couch in the pink living room while Homer stands gesturing with his hands…
“Nagging.”
7:37–7:51 -
A purple-framed television screen displaying a tropical beach with two palm trees, blue ocean, sand…
7:51–7:54 -
Troy McClure sits in a wicker chair on a patio in front of a blue lake and distant hills, the scene framed…
“Oh, hi. I'm Troy McClure.”
7:54–8:07 -
Troy McClure appears on a purple-framed television screen in front of a lake and a metal loop structure…
“That's right. It's the Brad Goodman something or other.”
8:07–8:14 -
Troy McClure sits in front of a lake, green hills, and a large wire-mesh structure on a purple-bordered screen
“Marge, can I go outside and play? Shh. A few weeks ago,”
8:14–8:22 -
Troy McClure appears on a TV screen framed in purple in front of a large lattice hoop, hills, and a lake…
“Ah, sweet liquor eases the pain.”
8:22–8:31 -
A man in a red shirt and tan pants and a man with curly reddish hair in a grey turtleneck stand on a small…
“Brad Goodman!”
8:31–8:41 -
Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson stand in the living room in front of a brown couch
“Folks, I'm often asked about my qualifications.”
8:41–8:43 -
A man with curly reddish-brown hair and a grey turtleneck sweater sits in a wicker chair beneath a bamboo…
“Folks, I'm often asked about my qualifications.”
8:43–8:52 -
A one-off character with curly reddish-brown hair and a grey turtleneck sweater sits in a wicker chair…
“but I'll tell you one thing.”
8:52–9:00 -
Troy McClure stands beside a green chalkboard in a wicker-furnished set and draws a circle with chalk…
“Troy, this circle is you. My God, it's like you've known me all my life.”
9:00–9:11 -
On a television screen framed in purple, a man in a red shirt holding a wine glass stands beside a man…
“Doctor, you've solved all my problems.”
9:11–9:20 -
Marge with her tall blue beehive and Homer sit together in a room with a pink wall, a window, and a brown…
“That video really opened my eyes. I can see that I'm just a passive-aggressive co-culprit.”
9:20–9:31 -
Homer and Marge sit together on a brown couch in the pink living room, with Marge pointing at Homer…
“Exactly!”
9:31–9:43 -
Homer stands in the living room by a brown couch with a stack of magazines on it, then turns to face Marge…
“Marge, I'm feeling a lot of shame right now.”
9:43–9:56 -
Marge stands in the purple kitchen holding a pink object near her mouth, first wide-eyed and then smiling…
“but also tolerance.”
9:56–10:06 -
No characters appear in this scene, which shows the exterior of the Simpson family home on a sunny street
10:06–10:08 -
Homer sits at the kitchen table reading a large newspaper while Marge stands beside him
“Wow!”
10:08–10:21 -
Bart, Marge, Lisa and Homer appear in a sequence that begins with Bart in an orange shirt scrambling…
“Whoa!”
10:21–10:32 -
Homer sits in a purple-seated auditorium next to Lisa's spiky-haired profile at the left edge and raises…
“I just thought I'd remind everybody, after all,”
10:32–10:45 -
Troy McClure stands in a crowded auditorium beside a row of seated and standing townspeople, many…
“I, uh, can't commit to a relationship.”
10:45–10:51 -
A curly-haired, heavyset man in a grey turtleneck sweater, who resembles no listed regular, stands…
“Okay, okay.”
10:51–11:01 -
Homer, Marge-like Mrs. Krabappel
“Now, close your eyes for a moment and really listen to that inner voice inside.”
11:01–11:13 -
A boy with a brown bowl cut in a white shirt and blue pants appears in a thought bubble against a pale…
“Food goes in here.”
11:13–11:23 -
Moe stands in a crowd with a sour, skeptical look and a hand at his chin
“Mama mia.”
11:23–11:35 -
Troy McClure stands beside an unnamed thin man with dark combed hair, a purple shirt and an orange tie…
“Tell this dummy mother exactly how you feel.”
11:35–11:45 -
A grey-haired man in a purple shirt and orange tie wrestles with a ragged doll-like figure with blue hair…
“I'm a grown man now, and I can run my own life!”
11:45–11:58 -
A cartoon man with curly reddish-brown hair and a grey turtleneck sweater stands behind a wooden podium…
“You see, folks, we're all trying to please someone else.”
11:58–12:11 -
Bart in his orange shirt and Marge with her tall blue beehive sit among a crowded seated audience in a hall…
“A human going!”
12:11–12:24 -
A curly dark-red-haired man in a grey sweater, who doesn't match any named regular, sits before a white sign…
“You just wanted to express yourself.”
12:24–12:29 -
Bart stands in a room with an empty green chair at right while a man with curly reddish-brown hair, a grey…
“I do what I feel like. That's marvelous.”
12:29–12:36 -
Bart stands in a plain room with an orange wall and a green armchair at right while a man with curly dark red…
“I do what I feel like.”
12:36–12:43 -
Lisa Simpson looks wide-eyed and grimacing in the foreground of a packed audience
“What?”
12:43–12:50 -
Bart stands while a curly-haired man in a grey sweater and brown trousers kneels beside him and talks, first…
“I tell you, that means no, huh?”
12:50–13:01 -
Homer stands at a podium with a microphone and holds red candied apples, while Marge stands beside him
“Thank you.”
13:01–13:11 -
Homer stands beside Marge, who has a tall blue beehive, a green dress and a red necklace
“Here we have a man with an obvious eating disorder and a woman with a bizarre hairstyle,”
13:11–13:21 -
Marge Simpson stands beside Homer, a bald heavy man in a white shirt and blue pants, while a man with curly…
“That's fantastic.”
13:21–13:27 -
Marge Simpson stands with her hands clasped on the left of a plain brown wall, facing a heavyset man…
“this... Rudiger. Rudiger.”
13:27–13:35 -
A heavy, stout man with curly reddish-brown hair and a grey turtleneck sweater stands in an orange-brown room…
“What's important here is that this lad has fully developed ego integrity with”
13:35–13:43 -
Bart is joined by Homer, who stands with a hand to his chin, and Marge, with her tall blue beehive…
“That isn't he.”
13:43–13:52 -
A man with curly dark-red hair and a grey turtleneck sweater stands at a wooden podium with a microphone…
“I can sense a change in the air tonight.”
13:52–14:03 -
A man in a grey sweater with curly reddish-brown hair stands at a podium with a microphone while Bart watches…
“Be like the boy”
14:03–14:13 -
Three elderly men sit in a row of folding seats under a skylight: on the left, a man with spiky yellow hair…
14:13–14:23 -
Lisa Simpson stands in a crowd of people clutching stacks of yellow-covered books, with a pearl necklace…
“This is madness. He's just peddling a bunch of easy answers.”
14:23–14:27 -
Lisa Simpson stands outside at night on a blue sidewalk beneath purple clouds, trees and a glowing street…
“This is madness. He's just peddling a bunch of easy answers.”
14:27–14:37 -
Kent Brockman sits at a desk behind a purple sign reading "My Two Cents with Kent Brockman" on a teal…
“A new mood is in the air in Springfield as refreshing as a pre-moistened towelette.”
14:37–14:47 -
Kent Brockman sits at a desk reading from papers under a 'My Two Cents with Kent Brockman' title card…
“all these good vibes can be traced to one feisty little scamp who taught us that if it”
14:47–14:57 -
Bart and Lisa sit on the brown couch in the living room while a television shows a grey-haired news anchor…
“Lise, today I am a god.”
14:57–15:08 -
A thin, dark-haired man in a white robe, who is not one of the regulars, speaks from a blue-fronted pulpit…
“Now, instead of my boring old sermon,”
15:08–15:19 -
Homer in a blue suit and green tie, Marge in a green dress with pearls, and Bart in a brown suit sit…
“Take five, Mrs. Fish.”
15:19–15:24 -
In a church sanctuary with a red-carpeted stage, a dark-haired man in a white robe sits at an organ bench…
“Wait, wait, I can do this.”
15:24–15:37 -
Mrs. Krabappel stands at the front of a green classroom beneath an alphabet strip and a framed portrait…
“The wireless was an invention by Guglielmo Marconi.”
15:37–15:49 -
Mrs. Krabappel stands at the chalkboard holding a red book beneath an alphabet banner while Patty and Selma…
“Good one, Milhouse. Anyone else? The first message by wireless.”
15:49–16:00 -
Bart Simpson sits at a school desk while a classmate with a bushy purple-grey afro and an orange-and-white…
“Oh, jeez. Everybody's a comedian.”
16:00–16:11 -
Bart stands with his back to us on a sidewalk watching a crowd of onlookers along a road, and the scene…
“Aw.”
16:11–16:23 -
Lisa Simpson stands with her arms crossed against a pink wall in the first frames, her expression going…
“So why does it suck? It's simple, Bart. You've defined yourself as a rebel.”
16:23–16:32 -
Lisa Simpson stands in a pink-walled room facing Bart Simpson, the spiky-haired boy in an orange shirt seen…
“Ever since that self-help guy came to town, you've lost your identity.”
16:32–16:41 -
Lisa Simpson appears in close-up against a pink wall in the first four images, grinning, glancing sideways…
“Well, this is your chance to develop a new and better identity.”
16:41–16:49 -
An elderly man with white swept-back hair and an orange shirt sits at a desk in a teal-walled room…
“Springfield will have its first annual Do What You Feel Festival this Saturday,”
16:49–17:01 -
Sideshow Bob stands at a podium with a microphone on a flag-draped stage at the top of a wide set of steps…
“If elected mayor,”
17:01–17:14 -
Homer and Chief Wiggum appear in a festive street fair where a crowd gathers beside a yellow-roofed stand…
“I feel like such a free spirit,”
17:14–17:26 -
Mr. Burns wears a purple palm-tree Hawaiian shirt and holds a vanilla ice cream cone, while a heavyset man…
“I feel like such a free spirit,”
17:26–17:38 -
Mr. Burns and a man in a green tank top with glasses and grey hair, stand outside a shop with an ice cream…
“I'd just like to say that I love you.”
17:38–17:50 -
Patty and Selma, Marge's twin sisters with grey-violet hair, smoke cigarettes while standing in front…
“My God, they're naked.”
17:50–18:02 -
Bart, Lisa, Marge holding baby Maggie, and Homer in a long brown robe with a green belt walk together…
“This is great. I can finally look like I want and not get hassled by the man.”
18:02–18:12 -
Homer and Marge stand at the left edge of a plaza beside a stone statue as Krusty the clown rides…
“Skateboards?”
18:12–18:21 -
A dark-haired man in a purple suit and white sash speaks into a microphone at a podium draped with red, white…
“Good afternoon and welcome to the Do What You Feel Festival.”
18:21–18:33 -
A man in a purple suit and blue tie speaks into a microphone at a podium draped in red, white and blue…
“And now to usher in this new era of feeling good, is the godfather of soul,”
18:33–18:46 -
A flamboyant one-off singer in a white suit with a star-spangled blue vest, red bow tie, and tall black…
“Hell!”
18:46–18:54 -
A man in a white tuxedo with blue lapels, a red bow tie and long black hair, who is not a regular, stands…
“So good!”
18:54–19:06 -
A flashy man in a white suit with a red bow tie and a tall black pompadour gestures and frowns at the crowd…
“Hey, wait a minute. Hold on here. This bandstand wasn't double bolted.”
19:06–19:17 -
Marge stands outside in front of a columned building, first alone and then joined by Ned Flanders…
“but my inner critic says you should have done your job.”
19:17–19:30 -
Marge with her tall blue beehive and Bart with his spiky hair ride a red Ferris wheel above a crowd…
19:30–19:42 -
Sideshow Bob glares beside a man in a sash reading MAYOR and a man in a blue cap and overalls holding a white…
“Indy, a spirit of the occasion, I must tell you what I think.”
19:42–19:55 -
Principal Skinner stands on a street in front of a playground while Moe confronts him
“I feel that you should shut up. You know you really irritate me, Skinner.”
19:55–20:03 -
Moe stands on the left facing a young man with reddish-orange hair, a white cap and a red-and-white striped…
“Mister, I can't stand the sound of your voice.”
20:03–20:10 -
Marge Simpson stands in the foreground on a sunny street as an angry crowd of townspeople presses…
“Oh, sure there is.”
20:10–20:21 -
A giant golden statue of a man in a sweater towers over a street as a red-haired woman in a white dress…
“God is angry. We've made a false idol of this Brad Goodman.”
20:21–20:31 -
Bart Simpson stands on a street, then runs past a pink cushioned wall while Homer's face peeks over it…
“Here, boy, in here!”
20:31–20:44 -
Seen from a car dashboard, a red speedometer needle climbs from 0 toward 5 MPH on a gauge marked in miles per…
“So long, suckers! Damn,”
20:44–20:55 -
Moe scowls in a crowd outside a shop with a green-striped awning and 5¢ and 49¢ price signs…
“So long, suckers! Damn,”
20:55–21:07 -
The moment begins with a row of people walking past a striped-awning shop with a partly visible Springfield…
“Get some cider. That's a good idea. All right, let's get some cider.”
21:07–21:17 -
Marge Simpson appears in close-up at the start, looking sideways with a wide-eyed, grimacing expression…
“The lesson here is that self-improvement is better left to people who live in big cities.”
21:17–21:28 -
Homer Simpson sits on a brown couch in front of a pink wall with a wooden-framed window at the right edge
“That's what I've been saying. We're all fine the way we are.”
21:28–21:32 -
Homer, Bart, Lisa and Marge sit side by side on the brown couch in the pink living room, with Maggie's small…
“Ooh, it's that new show about the policeman who solves crimes in his spare time.”
21:32–21:40 -
Homer, Bart, Lisa and Marge sit side by side on the brown living room couch under a sailboat painting…
“Crank it, Homer. You busted up that crack house pretty bad, McGonagall.”
21:40–21:47 -
Homer Simpson sits in front of a pink wall and a window showing a toy sailboat, and talks with his mouth open…
“Ah, McGonagall.”
21:47–21:51 -
No regular characters are visible; the scene shows the Simpson family house at night under a full moon…
“Eases the pain. You're off the case, McGonagall.”
21:51–22:00 -
A small dark figure stands on the sidewalk beside a two-story house with glowing yellow windows, a garage…
“Dad, sit down. Oh, I'm sorry.”
22:00–22:09 -
The moment is a series of black title cards with gold Simpsons-style lettering in sequence
22:09–22:19 -
The scene is a black screen with yellow credit text in a cartoon-style font
22:19–22:28 -
A black closing credits roll with yellow text on a black background
22:28–22:37 -
No Simpsons characters appear in this moment; it is a black closing credits sequence with gold text…
22:37–22:47 -
Silhouetted audience members, one with a tall beehive-like hairdo, sit in rows of theater seats facing…
“Thank you.”
22:47–22:57
Who's in it
Bart Simpson, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Marge Simpson, Maggie Simpson, Moe Szyslak, Milhouse Van Houten, Grampa Simpson, Principal Skinner, Ned Flanders, Barney Gumble, Chief Wiggum, Krusty the Clown, Lenny Leonard, Carl Carlson, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Mrs. Krabappel, Dr. Hibbert, Mr. Burns, Waylon Smithers, Nelson Muntz, Kent Brockman, Otto Mann, Jasper Beardsley, Martin Prince, Ralph Wiggum, Patty Bouvier, Reverend Lovejoy, Selma Bouvier, Groundskeeper Willie, Santa's Little Helper, Lewis Clark, Wendell Borton, Richard, Jimbo Jones, Miss Hoover, Todd Flanders, Maude Flanders, Snowball II, Rod Flanders, Kearney Zzyzwicz, Sherri Mackleberry, Terri Mackleberry, Mayor Quimby, Sideshow Mel, Nina Skalka, Janey Powell, Hans Moleman, Helen Lovejoy, Adrian Belew, Professor Frink, Agnes Skinner, Horatio McCallister, Snake, Girl with glasses, Long-haired girl, Jaffee Ziswhisky, Buck-toothed boy, Dewey Largo, Lionel Hutz, Squeaky-Voiced Teen, Buck-toothed girl, Herman Hermann, Lewis' lookalike, Boy with shades, Sanjay Nahasapeemapetilon, Troy McClure, Old Jewish Man, Bumblebee Man, Raphael, Coward, Just Stamp the Ticket Man, Dave Shutton, Marvin Monroe, Space Mutants, Jebediah Springfield, J. Loren Pryor, Ms. Mellon, Cheery, Corporal Punishment, Doofy, Joshua and Amber's Mom, Kim, Gertie Feesh, Jay Nahasapeemapetilon, Pahusacheta Nahasapeemapetilon, Brad Goodman, McGarnagle, Police Captain, Bolt Guy, James Brown
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