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Clips from The Simpsons (1989) - Now Museum, Now You Don't (S32E32)

"No, honey. And you should stay home."
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"Yes, Miss Hoover."
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"HOMER (reading):"
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""Born near Florence, Italy, in the year 1452,"
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"Yeah, yeah. That's, uh, that's great."
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"Lisanardo, did you finish"
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"that drawing of the suspect yet?"
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"- (cash register dings) - We're rich!"
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"and this delicious new thing called a pizza."
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"That's what great artists do."
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"My foot hands are brushes."
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"(laughing)"
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"♪ Although my brilliant genius shone ♪"
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"(church bell tolling)"
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"(yawns)"
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"Why did you kill us?"
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"It's my only pathway to pope."
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"Lisanardo, I have many questions."
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"just as soon as I finish my masterpiece, my king."
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"(kids laugh)"
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"the most complicated joke there is."
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"Not very efficient. Really not."
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"This is the greatest thing I've ever seen,"
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"All right, time to do my first self‐portrait."
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"Mon cher, le superintendent,"
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"Monarchs love challenges to the established order."
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"No, no. But there is one thing"
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"♪ ♪"
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"- Hmm. - Do we have a winner?"
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"What is that cheese doing?"
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"we'll show you something really special,"
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"(chuckles) Congratulations on your discerning eye,"
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"Oh, sure, Maggie. That's easy."
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"especially baby angels."
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"in heaven, shall we?"
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"So, telling stories about art, huh?"
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"Do they have one about a fat guy whose wife is too good for him?"
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"(scoffs) Lisa, I haven't even heard"
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"of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner."
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"♪ ♪"
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"You may now beso quite mucho."
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"and El Barto."
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"He lives in that house you come out of every night."
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"¡Ay, caramba!"
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"You never asked me!"
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"with the theme "man at the crossroads.""
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"Do you know what that is in today's money?"
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"(whoops)"
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"(grumbles)"
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"- No. - (gasps) What's wrong, my dear?"
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"- I am glad we are in agreement. - (huffs)"
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"Paint a happy self‐portrait,"
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"smiling ear to ear,"
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"I love you, too."
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"My darling, I am not half the artist you are."
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"Diego, what are you saying?"
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"I am saying I've underestimated you all this time."
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"words are usually louder."
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"Rich people. Yes, excellent."
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"Aah!"
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"Ironically, in time,"
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"All right, now it's time for the story of Vincent van Moe."
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"(chuckles) ♪ Bar‐ry, bar‐ry night ♪"
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"♪ For the last time, say there's no Wi‐Fi ♪"
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"♪ Add tap water to the kegs ♪"
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"♪ And search the bushes for my missing ear ♪"
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"♪ Now the show is done ♪"
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"♪ But no one ever obeys her ♪"
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"This one ain't so great."
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"♪ I will not listen ♪"
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"♪ She's not the boss of me ♪"
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"♪ And she will never be. ♪"
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"♪ ♪"
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"I'm not at school?"
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"I put some books beside the bed."
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"Will you test me on them later?"
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"Of course. And I won't even give you any warning."
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"I'd like that."
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"(grunts)"
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"Mm!"
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"(reading):"
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"Aw. Ooh!"
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""Leonardo da Vinci displayed a genius"
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"unmatched in human history.""
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"Extra, extra!"
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"Renaissance begins today!"
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"If you're gonna torture someone, do it quick!"
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"LISA: "As a child, Lisanardo's gifts were evident""
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"I want you to be just as talented as her."
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"I made an Uffizi"
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"on the floor of the Farnese."
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"Wow."
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"Gee. That talented kid"
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"is gonna make you a lot of money."
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"Like Marge's tomato sauce."
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"- (grunts) Not until dinner. - Oh!"
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"he help people who get lost telling stories"
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"find their way back to the point."
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"He was canonized by Gregory the Inconvenient,"
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"who shot him out of the cannon."
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"This was before they discovered gunpowder,"
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"so they pulled the cannon to a cliff and pointed down."
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"But then he stayed in."
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"They had to give him an eviction notice."
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"LISA: "Florence, at the time,"
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"was at the start of the Renaissance.""
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"Hey, you can never be too careful."
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"Aw, don't worry."
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"We got frescoes, we got spinach"
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"I'm the original Ray."
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"Well, I am‐a Famous Ray."
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"Basta!"
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"(overlapping shouting)"
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"What about me, Little‐a Caesar?"
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"Pizza! Pizza!"
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"Ouchie! Ouchie!"
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"LISA: "Young Lisanardo was soon an apprentice"
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""to the most famous artist in Florence,"
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"Andrea del Verrocchio.""
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"Whoever paints the sweetest cherub"
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