15 January 2009 6 Comments

Promo: Lisa The Drama Queen

A new promotional image for ‘Lisa The Drama Queen’, which airs January 25, has been released by Fox.

Lisa meets equally academic and creative new friend Juliet (guest-voice Emily Blunt) and together they construct a fantasy world that takes them both a little too far from reality

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6 Responses to “Promo: Lisa The Drama Queen”

  1. Nicolas 25 January 2009 at 6:11 am #

    It’s today! :D
    Although most of the Simpson’s episodes where Lisa was “main character” were dull, hope that this one will bring some exchanges.
    According to this two-sentences-preview it could be big change 4 good old Lisa! :)

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  2. Charles-Montgomery-Burns 26 January 2009 at 4:50 pm #

    I really liked this episode, though I am a sucker for Lisa. It was nice seeing her acting like an eight year old girl, nice to see Homer and Marge axcting like parents, nice to see Bart be the big brother. Overall it was just a well characterised episode with some nice chuckles and a well paced story.

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  3. Marbat 27 January 2009 at 2:22 pm #

    well first off this has got to be one of the worst simpsons episodes i ever saw, the story was about nothing, their was some good points but in total it was boogus. i think that the people who make the simpsons should try to make an episode about something, it wasn’t a classic episode, i like the simpsons very much but this has got to be one of the worst episodes ever.

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  4. Daniel 26 March 2009 at 11:55 pm #

    This is one of the fewest viewed episodes. It was to kiddish.

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  5. vikki 22 April 2009 at 7:13 am #

    yerrr it it kiddish a bit but i would watch it if i was bored =[[[

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  6. Milli 25 August 2009 at 4:26 pm #

    This episode happens to be one of my all-time faves! First of all, I love Lisa. Second, I love magic and writing, so this episode hit the jakcpot for me. I agree with the above that most of the Lisa episodes are dull but I don’t think this one was. I’m sure U would take it a little more serriously if U knew it was based on a kina sad true story. Two girls became friends in high school and made up an imaginary world. One was not mentaly, well, right, and became obsessed with it. Later in life she comited suicide. The other one became a mystery writer. But I love the episode. U have to agree it’s probably the best Lisa episode yet, and I don’t know if they’ll make another like it. However, I think it was sad that Lisa and Juliet stopped haging out together.

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