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[edit] Thelonious and Lisa in this episode

Other pages on "The Simpsons" mention this episode as the one in which Lisa meets Thelonious, a pupil at the West Springfield Elementary School, who appears to have all the characteristics of "Mr. Right" for her. I hesitate to add this into the Synopsis on this page because I lack further details and have no access to the episode itself for review. I'd appreciate if some knowledgeable Wikipedian will fill this in; I'll follow the page for further editing. --Thanks, Deborahjay 04:06, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

• Also, it should be noted somewhere on this page that Frankie Muniz provided the voice for Thelonious.

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After Homer pours beer into the robot, the LCD screen displays this number. Would anyone happen to know the significance of this? It would be very uncharacteristic of them to put something in the show without a good reason for it. Good times —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 128.228.93.202 (talk) 01:19, 23 March 2007 (UTC).