User:MJF2000/Detailed plots for The Simpsons episodes/Elementary School Musical

Lisa, Milhouse, Martin, Database and Maggie are sitting with snacks watching TV. Homer enters saying that it is 4am, and they should be off to bed. Lisa says they are watching the Nobel Prize announcements, when Homer jumps and squeezes into the couch in excitement. The announcer on TV says that the winner of the Nobel Economics Prize is Jagdish Bhagwati. Martin is surprised and shows everyone that he guessed that he would win the Economics prize. Lisa tells everyone to be quiet as the Nobel Peace Prizes come on. Homer says he "would kill for that". When it is announced that Krusty the Clown is the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, all gasp (including Maggie who's nappy puffs up). The next day, Kent Brockman is outside the justice court reporting about Krusty's success. Krusty makes a speech stating that it is worth $2 million. Kent asks if Krusty will be flying to Norway to accept the prize, when Krusty replies as he'd love to visit the Arctic Circle or as he calls it his wife's side of the bed and just for the purpose of that joke, he got married. Homer starts laughing while no other person in the crowd does, which makes Homer start coughing and wheezing. Krusty shouts out to Homer telling him to meet him at his limo in five minutes. The limo starts bouncing, as Homer is still laughing at Krusty's joke. Krusty asks him to be in the audience when he recieves the Nobel Peace Prize. Homer asks if Bart can come, stating "he knows what to do when I swallow my tongue". At the airport, the three arrive, while men sing the tune to "The Itchy and Scratchy Show". While Krusty asks Bart and Homer to control his drugs, Lisa, Marge and Maggie are standing at the airport central, Lisa explaining that how come Bart and Homer get to go to Oslo and she doesn't, because the Nobel Prizes are her thing. She says that Bart gets to do everything because he's the older child and he's a boy and Maggie gets what's left over because she's the youngest and she's a baby, while Lisa just stands and waves at people going to better places. A workman comes over and asks Lisa if she would like a bottle of confiscated water, because it'll cheer her up. In the car going home, Lisa listens to her MyPod, which has reviews on a play. Marge then goes a different way than home, which Lisa asks her about. Marge says they're not going home yet. Lisa replies by saying they're going for ice-cream. Marge says she could get ice-cream or spend a week at a performing arts camp. Marge reverses because she didn't stop where she wanted to. Lisa thanks her mum, but she wants her saxaphone. Marge hands it to her, not forgetting. Lisa gives Marge a kiss on the cheek, and runs into the camp. Marge then turns round to Maggie, who is angry about she not getting anything. She then hands Maggie a new "Teether's Choice" dummy, which Maggie cuts the point of and puts in her mouth. Maggie then takes it out, blowing the air out. Marge then leaves the camp, while Lisa wanders around wondering where everyone is. Lea Michele and Cory Monteith then come out of the cabins with face masks on. This scares Lisa, but the two then uncover their real identity and sing a song to Lisa. The rest of the campers come out and sing to Lisa, which she joins in at. Two squirrels then pull the curtain across the screen. In Lisa's cabin, Ethan and Kurt, her councillors, who introduce themself. The two then start to tell Lisa about the camp, which they play a guitar with. Lisa asks them if they always do that. They reply (with the guitars playing), that they don't, which turns into a song. The plane has finally stopped, and a exhaused Bart, Homer and Krusty exit, which Krusty makes a joke. Bart holds up a leaflet of Oslo, saying that the churches are missing. A man then states that they're in Holland not Oslo. Krusty shouts at him asking where his Nobel Prize is, the man repling that it was a rouse to get Krusty to Europe, to get him into the World Court. Krusty asks what the charges are for it. The man replies by saying a list: Dropping a monkey from the Eiffel tower, in Greece commiting something called "Acrivated hey-hey",and in Holland stole the act of the clown Van Krusten. Van Krusten comes along in a clown motorbike, and slaps Krusty. Guards take away Krusty, with Homer and Bart behind looking in sadness. Meanwhile, at "Expressions" performing arts camp, Ethan and Kurt teach the campers about performing. Two campers start, but are interrupted by the councillors saying that his dog's dead. The two talk to each other, saying that statement wasn't a "hickle". Later in the evening, a camper asks what Ethan and Kurt do when they're not councillors. They reply saying they're highly successful artists, who live in Sprooklyn. The whole moment then turns into a song. Lisa then asks if she could be an artist, which the group agrees on (including the cow). Next morning, Krusty is in the International Court of Justice (formerly the International House of Pancakes). In court, Krusty is apologizing, but the judge says to get freedom, he has to make sure he has made a single contribution to Western Culture. Krusty asks if he saw his burp sketch, which the judge replies by saying he's not familiar with the wild burp sketch. Krusty offers to do another sketch, which embarrases him. At camp, the campers are painting and performing, while Lisa and her friends lie down on grass and look at the clouds. Lisa says she finally found where she belongs, when Marge looks over her, telling her the week's up. Lisa states that it can't be Saturday morning already, and looks at the photos on her camera for proof. Lisa then leaves disappointed with Marge, and her friends wave her goodbye. Ethan and Kurt asks if they have to leave this minute, which Marge replies by saying they have to to avoid getting stuck behind the joggers from the fat camp, who are already holding up traffic. Leaving, Lisa says that she can't leave because something happened to her there. Marge thinks Lisa saw a boy naked, which Lisa says that she didn't and fell in love with theatre, dance and song. Marge says that they've got plenty of songs in the car including Maggie's favourite singer, Roofe. The CD starts playing which is actually a song on what you should do every day. Lisa tries to escape, but Marge buts on the safety locks. Monday, at school, Otto asks why Lisa is sad. Lisa explains she is still upset about leaving arts camp and Otto driving on the shoulder has made her a little ill. Otto says he was playing a driving game while driving the bus. Lisa says to herself that it might not be that bad. Outside the bus, Dolph, Kearney and Jimbo insult her about going to arts camp. In music class, the students are practising playing "My Country 'Tis of Thee", when Lisa trails off with another piece of music. She is told of by Dewey, but Lisa says that arts camp encouraged her to "take off with her wings and fly". Dewey says that he went to arts camp too, which the song turns into a view of his life, saying his job is misery and he's 53. At the place where Homer and Bart are staying the two look on MyTube (a parody of YouTube) for Krusty giving a contribution to the Western Culture. They look down and find: "Krusty drunk on "The Tonight Show"" (rated 4 stars), "Krusty drunk on "The Today Show"" (rated 2 stars), "Krusty confesses to self-mutilation on Match Game P.M" (rated 3 stars), "Krusty trips the Pope" (rated 4 stars), "Krusty vomits in Baby Carriage" (rated 5 stars), "Krusty uses Child as Shield" (rated 4 stars), "Krusty Celebrity Poker freak-out" (rated 3 stars), "Krusty Super-bowl Nip Filp" (rated 3 stars). Next they find "Krusty on "The Electric Company"" (rated 4 stars). The video starts, where Krusty says he slept with the director's wife and a spotlight drops on him. A speech bubble comes on from Krusty saying "Ouch!". A person in a Spiderman costume comes on and dances. Homer and Bart look at each other. At home, Marge, Grampa, Lisa and Maggie are having dinner. Marge asks if Lisa has no appitite, and Lisa replies saying that dinner talk at camp was much more stimulated. One night, they all just spoke lines from famous poems. Grampa says a line from a poem, but he was actually describing his day. Lisa goes upstairs, saying if anyone needs her she's saying goodbye to her dreams. Grampa says his dream is walk upstairs like an 8-year old girl. Later, Lisa escapes from her room, with Maggie watching. Lisa says that she is leaving for a more artistic life and will contact when she's famous. Maggie hands Lisa a picture of a Brontosaurus. Lisa then tells Maggie to never turn 2. She rides off on her, and heads for Sprooklyn. She arrives the next morning, and finds Ethan and Kurt in run-down apartment block. Entering their apartment, Lisa discovers that arts camp was a lie. The two then sing a song telling Lisa not to become an artist. Krusty continues the song in jail, where he gets beat up for calling his prison cell-mates "snitches". Ethan and Kurt says that they wanted Lisa to think they were "happening guys". At court, Krusty sprays the judge with water and the guards take him away, as Bart and Homer barge in with the truth on a DVD. The judge asks if it is Region 1 or Region 2. Homer asks what region America is. The judge replies by saying American is Region 1, which Homer starts chanting that America is Region 1, when the judge says that the disc will be unreadable on Region 2 players. Another judge says that his brother has a multi-region player. The judge's brother fixes it to the computer, asking it back by 6pm. Bart plays the DVD, which shows Krusty in South Africa, Bart saying that after the gig, Africa freed Nelson Mandela from prison. Krusty is let go, and wants to have a meal to celebrate. At a run-down cafe in Sprooklyn, Ethan and Kurt perform on the stage. Marge finds Lisa and Lisa says she wants to go home. Ethan and Kurt leave the stage, when Moe comes on playing the guitar. Lisa says goodbye to Ethan and Kurt and the two say they left two surprises, one is their laundry. As Marge and Lisa leave, a painting of Lisa is on the wall of a building, which is actually Ethan and Kurt saying goodbye. They question themself how they got up so high, and fly back down to the ground where they enter a Sprubway shop (parody of Subway), apologizing because they are late for work.