The betting king
Episode of the series The Simpsons | |
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title | The betting king |
Original title | Lisa the Greek |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Age rating | FSK 12 |
classification | Season 3, episode 14 49th episode overall ( list ) |
First broadcast | 01/23/1992 on FOX |
German-language first broadcast |
January 25, 1993 on ZDF |
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Director | Rich Moore |
script | Jay Kogen and Wallace Wolodarsky |
music | Alf Clausen |
synchronization | |
► Main article: Dubbing The Simpsons |
The Betting King ( English title: Lisa the Greek ) is the 14th episode of the 3rd season of the series The Simpsons . She won the Voice-Over Performance category at the 1992 Emmy Awards .
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Homer watches a football game at home and bets on the wrong team. Lisa shows him her self-made one-room apartment for her barby doll. Homer shows no interest in it. Lisa complains to Marge, who advises her to pay Homer attention. This is how Lisa and Homer watch the football game: Miami Dolphins vs Cincinnati Bengals together . Homer wants to bet again, Lisa suggests the Dolphins. When, as Lisa said, the team won, Homer noticed that his daughter was very good at betting. From now on, both will spend time together on Sundays. Lisa is happy about her father's recognition. When Lisa Homer suggests going hiking with him on the Sunday after the final, Homer replies that he has already promised Barney that he will go bowling with him and puts her off for the start of the next season. Lisa notices that Homer only took advantage of her for betting and was not at all interested in her person. But they still watch the final together. Lisa says Washington Redskins wins, but if she's still mad at Homer, Buffalo Bills will win. Homer doesn't even decide to bet and because Lisa has forgiven him Washington wins. In the end they both hike up Mount Springfield.
Web links
- Lisa the Greek in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Official website of The Simpsons
Individual evidence
- ↑ Release certificate for Der Wettkönig . Voluntary self-regulation of the film industry (PDF).