From 7/16/1963 to 2/27/1992 ("Separate Vocations") is 343 months, 11 days
11 / 30 = 0.3 month
From 7/16/1963 to 2/27/1992 ("Separate Vocations") is 343.3 months
'34-33'
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"The Simpsons"
Separate Vocations (1992)
Original Air Date: 27 February 1992 (Season 3, Episode 18)
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Plot summary for
"The Simpsons"
Separate Vocations (1992)
After taking a career aptitude test at school, Bart is surprised to hear that "police officer" is his ideal vocation, while Lisa is devastated to be told that she is only fit to be a homemaker. Bart becomes a hall monitor, while Lisa adopts a sulky, rebellious attitude.
From 6/19/1968 to 11/9/2001 (Friday) is 3 weeks, 4 months, 33 years
'34-33'
From 11/9/2001 (Friday) to 11/11/2001 ("The Parent Rap")(Sunday) is: 2 days
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The Parent Rap
Original Airdate on FOX: 11-Nov-01
It begins with Bart and Milhouse accidentally stealing a police car. Expecting an easy judge, Bart is instead faced with Judge Constance Harm (Kaczmarek), a stern, no-nonsense arbiter. Noting Homer's contribution to the incident and sensing that Bart is "crying out for adult supervision." Her Honor orders the young troublemaker to be tethered to his father. The plan can't help but bring the pair closer to each other, but their new ling interferes with the relationship between Homer and Marge, who literally cuts the cord, landing her in Harm's way as well.
Did You Notice...
Lisa knows the court officer on a first name basis?
Homer does still have a job?
there doesn't appear to be any easy access to Judge Harm's houseboat by land?
- Springfield Shopper headline {af}
PAIR SINKS JUDGE'S HOUSE
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QUILT RUINED [pic of boat]
[ sinking ]
Clinton was never actually convicted of any crimes, so he wouldn't have been sentenced to community service... and what sort of crime matches the penalty of having to deliver mail?
Wouldn't she [Judge Harm] be required to recuse herself from the case? She did have a strong personal stake in the outcome.
