1. Hush Little Baby – LISA 2. ABC / Twinkle Twinkle – RALPH 3. Hush Little Baby – CLARISSA 4. When A Man Loves A Woman – MILHOUSE 5. Talkin’ Springfield – LISA 6. {Warm Up} – LISA 7. Alas My Love You Do Me Wrong – CAMERON 8. My Kitty Died – LISA 9. {Hey!} – CAMERON 10. Always My Dad – LISA 11. Privileged Boy – CAMERON 12. {Jazz Hands} – HOMER Enjoy! SPOILERS = The Simpsons decide to have vegetarian meal, which they enjoy until Bart, Homer, Marge, and Maggie start throwing up. Because she’s vegetarian, Lisa seems to be fine. Lisa points out that the rest of them are so used to processed foods that they could not stomach the nutritiousness of vegetables. As the family sits on the couch, wrapped in blankets, Lisa feeds them dry toast & gently sings them to sleep with the “Hush, Little Baby” song. The next morning, the family is feeling better, eating fried chicken while watching TV. They see Krusty make an endorsement for his “Li’l Starmaker” competition, a children’s American Idol style competition. Bart convinces Lisa to enter because of her beautiful singing voice. At the competition, another child sings a perfect version of “Hush, Little Baby”, the same song Lisa was planning to sing. Lisa starts to panic, but Homer comes to her rescue by going to the nearby music store & writing a song for her to sing. She sings the song “I’m Talking Springfield”, which praises Springfield which delights the crowd. Soon, the competition enters its knockout stages. Homer, now Lisa’s …

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The legendary “Simpsons” had their genesis on The Tracey Ullman Show starting in 1986 on the then up-and-coming FOX Network. Their story line was split up into four short segments, and shown as “blackout sketches” in between the live-action comedy sketches. This one is called “Football,” written by Matt Groening. Homer throws a football to Bart multiple times and promises all of them “frosty chocolate milk shakes” if he catches it. Very cute.