What Happens When Lisa Doesn't Go To College? Lisa makes a shocking college decision that hurts Marge | The Simpsons S32EP20 "Mother and Child Reunion"
@@early4thegameNOW What about the future where he became a Supreme Court justice? I'd say that would probably be his most successful future. He literally holds the fate of the entire country in his hands with each ruling he makes.
In other words, Lisa decides to enrich others, rather than just herself. She begins to bond with people and develop leadership skills, rather than focussing entirely on her own accomplishments, and it ends up rewarding her greatly. That's not to say college would have been a waste of time, there were members of the extended Simpson family who went to college and went on to bigger and better things, but I think having the pressure just blindsided her.
You're right in everything you said, but I wonder what was Lisa going to study, because when you said "That's not to say college would have been a waste of time", I remembered that college isn't a waste of time as long as she was going to study something related to health, engineering, economics or law, because in case she was going to study something like art or photography, then she dodged a bullet.
@@eduardoaguilar3421 That's an interesting point - despite being a straight A student, and her extra curricular activities, we don't know what, if anything, she wants to pursue or what area she excels at. She seems more interested in the idea of college and the culture of life on campus than she is actually finding a degree in something. Knowing her, she may take environmental sciences, political sciences, or law, but then she's never really shown indications as to what she specifically wants, only that she wants to be seen as remarkable.
Really? So instead of going to college, Lisa ends up teaching uneducated people in her own school, leading to helping out her country for the better, leading her own success. Go figure 🤔. I wish my choices were that simple.
Apparently college is good but it does not say you have experience in order to get a job. I have a basic certificate in CIS and have a bunch of experience in office work since I was 15. I get a lot of calls from recruiters asking me if I want to apply for jobs they have.
It’s not that out of character, this is typical mom behavior. They have plans and ideas for you, some don’t take it too well when you pick something else. Some of them can’t handle it at all.
Remember that Marge tends to project her dreams on Lisa. Remember the whole ballet episode? And even if Lisa is successful in her own way, Marge would be upset because it's not HER way.
Nono, it's perfectly in character for not only Marge but irl parents too. of course, being a wonderful president that actually cares about people and still having your parents disappointed over you is a hyperbole (not because of the parents lmao) but point still stands. There ARE parents who still resent their kids for not going to the fancy college they wanted them to attend and afford, regardless if they are successful and/or enriching the life of others.
You're not wrong its completely out of character. If she was like one if those helicopter parents focused on Lisas education I can see that happening but she never shows an interest in the academic side of her. Its very out of character
This is why Marge is the worst Simpson from a moral standpoint every time her family does something crazy she'll she'll pull some mopey speech about how they had good intentions and gaslight everyone she thinks she's always right just because she's the closest to normal in that family
He didn't say bad, he said rocky. And for Lisa who often treats greatness as a given I can see her being shocked at her family relationships crumbling. Probably my favorite Simpson future aside from the one where Bart is a divorced dad.
College is literally a gamble whether you get the degree that's "in vogue" or not. One of my best programmers on my senior project team that had the highest GPA is struggling to find work post grad.
Is also graduated with a high GPA, and like the thing many don't tell you is the job market cares less about your degree and more about your skill set. Like I have been working 3 different jobs in the course of 5 years, all of which aren't related to the degree I got. Seeing Lisa working behind a counter oddly feels realistic, but her ambition is rather strong, which as cheesy as it sounds, gives me hope.
This whole episode was just college propaganda, doesnt surprise me seeing the left-wing political slant the show decided to endeavor, college campuses being their most successful platform to spread the political zealotry mindset.
I like the versions of bart where he isn't a deadbeat. Bart is actually really creative and if given the right encouragement (Lisa, Marge and Maggie), he should be very successful
I always found it odd that they seem to love putting Bart as being a “loser” in these future timeline so much, even though the whole deal with Bart normally is that he’s supposed to be meant as a standard little boy who’s a but mischievous and has a tendency to backtalk sometimes (though I suppose much like the rest of the Simpsons cast, he’s been flanderized, as with it’s namesake), and as such, the various futures are a little odd when you really think about it.
@@CyberLance26 The difference is that it is shown that Lisa had to climb to the top and earn that position, unlike in other timelines where she is in a top position because of course she is, "She is the smart responsible one, thus life will go perfectly for her", despite Lisa being pretty pretentious annoying know it all that tends to go crazy when someone is out performing her. These timelines always went for a very black and white vision and Im glad we finally had some variety to show Lisa is still successeful but we are shown she had to show some humility and start from nothing to get there.
I love how many different ways the Simpsons future is foreseen. Once, by an Italian chef, as they gazed into soup (not kidding), another time, when Lisa was chasing a chicken at a renaissance fair, and here, by a magician that shows them their future. It’s also a different interpretation each time.
Mom's are like that, spiteful and dumb, the second you deviate from their path they made for you, they realize they don't have true control over their child, their 'property', so they punish, kick you out, and shun you.
It's not that, it's that Marge thought more of Lisa. She thought for sure that Lisa would go to college. That's why she was disappointed. It wasn't about the success
@@LegendaryBigsyyes. It’s bc they want a say in all your life decisions so they can partially take credit. Lmaoo Lisa didn’t go to school, like her mom told her to, and still became a massive success. People with delicate egos can’t handle that well.
I remember Lisa once told Homer that when she's so close to winning, something mucks it up. In the crossword puzzle competition, it was her act of kindness that was taken advantage. Good thing she didn't went to College because no doubt others will take advantage of her kindness and be depressed. Instead she expanded her kindness for the betterment of others and the kindness will continue.
This shows what happens when College is treated as A path to a better future. Not THE path to a better future. College isn't for everyone, even for smart people in some cases, and I have to give credit where it's due for Lisa in this timeline. She was honest with herself and found opportunity in enriching other people's lives, and it paid off for her.
Yeah(at least in this episode), without mentioning that she may be projecting her frustations on Lisa, because as far as I can remember, Marge had a lot of potential, but she decided to give up working on herself(going to college and all that) to marry him.
Nobody gets it they have bad mother daughter communication they always fight and hate each other, but in the end, they make up only to start the process all over again
Its because marge stayed up so many nights and helped alot during the day to help her get into college like lisa wanted as a child. Then lisa change her mind so marge just upset all that for nothing
@@jeromelancashire3278 I know the episode was focused on Bart's problems and his relations with his dad and sister, but in the end it all works out for them! Bart owns his own bicycle shop and continues with what he loves the most: graffiti arts. Honestly this timeline is one of the most realistic future episodes they have. Unlike the other future episodes where he's a deadbeat dad and divorced.
So. . . Lisa stopped being an asshole, helped other, stopped being selfish, amd everyting went. . . Actually pretty cool. Not gonna lie, something like that is actually a good way of redeem her, Bart also got a good part of the cake. So both of them are good and productive part of the society and try to help their family, Bart didn't need something for lisa but he still tried to reunite her with their mother.
Lisa really is destined for success. Also, I think the main reason Marge was so disappointed is because of how excited and determined LISA was for college growing up. Seeing her daughter suddenly give up on her dreams on a panicked whim probably hurt.
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Of course Bart is successful here, when Lisa decided to drop college and help others then Marge and Homer finally decided to help their son. They always loved Bart, yes, but they always thought that he wouldn't amount to anything and focused all their efforts on Lisa.
So, the official canon for future Bart and Lisa is: -Bart gets the chance to go to college, but decides to let Lisa keep the opportunity instead -Lisa goes to university for a short period, likely drops out after her marriage plans fall through -Marge and Homer separate for a period, but get back together -Bart finds success for a while -Lisa spends time educating others until she becomes president -Bart loses it all and starts a band with Ralph Wiggum, which also ends up failing Bart and Jenda apparently get married and have kids at one point, as do Lisa and Millhouse. President Lisa seems to take place long after both split from their respective partner.
I like to imagine Bart takes over Lianel Hutz's practice at some point. It's the perfect middle stage between Supreme Court Justice and Down on his luck Looser
Yeesh, Marge was a terrible hypocrite in this episode. She pressured her own daughter to the point of burning out and losing interest in college the same way she did and them ghosted her for decades. Kind of shows how Marge is the complete opposite of Homer to another extreme. Her love is almost conditional shes so obsessed with her kids living up to a certain standard
Seems like no matter what future Simpsons episodes is there Lisa is always going to be the successful one even without college. Still, at least Bart is more successful in the future of this episode
I really don't get Marge at all because she should be happy and proud of Lisa now that she's becaming the USA President in the future and done a lot of good things but Marge still wants Lisa to go to college. Seriously if Marge really obessed with wanting one of her family to go to college then maybe she should go to college herself instead.
This is possibly the best future timeline for Bart and Lisa
By far the best for Bart, in most futures hes broke
@early4thegameNOW true, even though she didn't appear I wonder what Maggie was like in that timeline? Whether she's still a rockstar or not?
@@thevalkyriemercenary9463Pretty sure she became one with the universe
Nah, Barthood is their best future.
@@early4thegameNOW What about the future where he became a Supreme Court justice? I'd say that would probably be his most successful future. He literally holds the fate of the entire country in his hands with each ruling he makes.
Finally, a timeline where Bart also gets a win.
I love those timelines like his mechanic/painter where Homer does the weed
Hopefully more but doubt it.
He’s a Supreme Court justice in another future
The one where he makes an auto body shop in grandpa's honor was a good one.
I'm surprised we haven't gotten Flying Hellfish bart yet
Bar and Lisa are both succeeding in life in the same future. This is probably the best possible scenario.
bar
Was it Bar who said “eat pant”?
@@DrakonBlakeconsume short
That depends on Maggie
In other words, Lisa decides to enrich others, rather than just herself. She begins to bond with people and develop leadership skills, rather than focussing entirely on her own accomplishments, and it ends up rewarding her greatly. That's not to say college would have been a waste of time, there were members of the extended Simpson family who went to college and went on to bigger and better things, but I think having the pressure just blindsided her.
You're right in everything you said, but I wonder what was Lisa going to study, because when you said "That's not to say college would have been a waste of time", I remembered that college isn't a waste of time as long as she was going to study something related to health, engineering, economics or law, because in case she was going to study something like art or photography, then she dodged a bullet.
@@eduardoaguilar3421 That's an interesting point - despite being a straight A student, and her extra curricular activities, we don't know what, if anything, she wants to pursue or what area she excels at. She seems more interested in the idea of college and the culture of life on campus than she is actually finding a degree in something. Knowing her, she may take environmental sciences, political sciences, or law, but then she's never really shown indications as to what she specifically wants, only that she wants to be seen as remarkable.
Yeah, but colleges today are just ideological indoctrination centers.
I can believe this
Thats her living her best life❤
Honestly this is my favorite possible future for Bart just because he's not a burnout here he's actually successful doing his own thing
I mean, he was a SCOTUS justice in one of them.
there are others in which he is succesful i like the one where he becomes an artist.
Chief Justice, owns a bike shop, works for a deconstruction company. To name what came to mind.
Damn your daughter becomes president and she's still disappointed. 😂
Average asian mom reaction😭
@@tophat.commenter ayy same.
I'd be disappointed if one of my children became president. I would hope I would raise them better than that.
Sounds about accurate if Marge was an immigrant mom lol
@@ryanjones875 if you are expecting them to be like Donald Trump if they have power then maybe you are the problem and not them
A Mom Translator... i may need one of those
Hell even a woman translator would make bank.
Who doesn’t?
I need a Dad Translator (and he needs a Daughter Translator).
I know right
“I will obsess over your welfare because I don’t have a life!” Dang Lisa
The scary part is that she’s probably not lying there
Mood.
She got my vote with that one. 🗳
This is literally probably the best future timeline for the both of them
Full except for Marge she spent 30 years salty that Lisa didn't go to some silly college and becoming an overworked lawyer or doctor
Really? So instead of going to college, Lisa ends up teaching uneducated people in her own school, leading to helping out her country for the better, leading her own success. Go figure 🤔. I wish my choices were that simple.
There’s a difference between being educated and overachieving
So what? There's nothing wrong with teaching uneducated people.
College indoctrinates you.
Apparently college is good but it does not say you have experience in order to get a job. I have a basic certificate in CIS and have a bunch of experience in office work since I was 15. I get a lot of calls from recruiters asking me if I want to apply for jobs they have.
@@NadiaGirl1 Did you apply for any of them?
I feel like Marge still caring about college even after her daughter became PRESIDENT is super out of character.
It’s not that out of character, this is typical mom behavior. They have plans and ideas for you, some don’t take it too well when you pick something else. Some of them can’t handle it at all.
And Marge was an activist.
A femnoid, not anti-establishment IIRC, but an activist just the same.
Remember that Marge tends to project her dreams on Lisa. Remember the whole ballet episode? And even if Lisa is successful in her own way, Marge would be upset because it's not HER way.
Nono, it's perfectly in character for not only Marge but irl parents too. of course, being a wonderful president that actually cares about people and still having your parents disappointed over you is a hyperbole (not because of the parents lmao) but point still stands. There ARE parents who still resent their kids for not going to the fancy college they wanted them to attend and afford, regardless if they are successful and/or enriching the life of others.
You're not wrong its completely out of character. If she was like one if those helicopter parents focused on Lisas education I can see that happening but she never shows an interest in the academic side of her. Its very out of character
i hate how marge acted in this episode
I completely agree Lisa becomes the goddamn president and still she’s pissy about a college
Womp womp
This is why Marge is the worst Simpson from a moral standpoint every time her family does something crazy she'll she'll pull some mopey speech about how they had good intentions and gaslight everyone she thinks she's always right just because she's the closest to normal in that family
@@A-TALKING-TOASTER She is flanderised as a stupid person who blindly see the bad things
It's because Marge is a failure, and when her kid didn't accomplish Marge's dreams, she's bitter. Lisa's own dreams never mattered to her.
So she ended up having a good life anyway. Helping kids and becoming president isn't bad at all
He didn't say bad, he said rocky. And for Lisa who often treats greatness as a given I can see her being shocked at her family relationships crumbling. Probably my favorite Simpson future aside from the one where Bart is a divorced dad.
If Lisa doesn’t go to college the timeline collapses
Huh. I wonder how that would happen 🤔.
No one will know........
@nasapo109 Bart's is probably marrying that blonde woman, having 2 Kids and then having a divorce, and Homer having his first beer.
No matter what she’s destined for greatness
"Why didn't you go to college?"
imagine going to college and still can't find a job with the skills you've learned and thousands in debt
College is literally a gamble whether you get the degree that's "in vogue" or not. One of my best programmers on my senior project team that had the highest GPA is struggling to find work post grad.
Is also graduated with a high GPA, and like the thing many don't tell you is the job market cares less about your degree and more about your skill set. Like I have been working 3 different jobs in the course of 5 years, all of which aren't related to the degree I got.
Seeing Lisa working behind a counter oddly feels realistic, but her ambition is rather strong, which as cheesy as it sounds, gives me hope.
This whole episode was just college propaganda, doesnt surprise me seeing the left-wing political slant the show decided to endeavor, college campuses being their most successful platform to spread the political zealotry mindset.
I like the versions of bart where he isn't a deadbeat. Bart is actually really creative and if given the right encouragement (Lisa, Marge and Maggie), he should be very successful
I always found it odd that they seem to love putting Bart as being a “loser” in these future timeline so much, even though the whole deal with Bart normally is that he’s supposed to be meant as a standard little boy who’s a but mischievous and has a tendency to backtalk sometimes (though I suppose much like the rest of the Simpsons cast, he’s been flanderized, as with it’s namesake), and as such, the various futures are a little odd when you really think about it.
Bruh, I need a mom translator
imagine being president but mom still does not love you
I would say your life sucks but Lisa admitted not to have one.
"mom translater"💀
😂
That mom translater reminds me of Luther the Obama anger translater
Wow, finally a timeline where Lisa isnt a perfect mary sue and Bart isnt a failure.
Is not that she still became so extremely succesful and powerful even after not going to College a Mary Sue thing?
@@CyberLance26 The difference is that it is shown that Lisa had to climb to the top and earn that position, unlike in other timelines where she is in a top position because of course she is, "She is the smart responsible one, thus life will go perfectly for her", despite Lisa being pretty pretentious annoying know it all that tends to go crazy when someone is out performing her.
These timelines always went for a very black and white vision and Im glad we finally had some variety to show Lisa is still successeful but we are shown she had to show some humility and start from nothing to get there.
She's still a Mary Sue
@@guilhermehank4938yeah, big difference between being a Mary Sue and being a character that earned their spot like Lisa is shown to in this timeline.
Despite Lisa being somewhat good as president
*she can’t beat Mr Frog in elections*
Mr. Frog makes a compelling argument I gotta agree
Yea that baby must have been a paid actor cuss I’m for sure voting for him
Hearing "Bart" and "successful" in the same sentence seems weird.... 😂 Good for him! 😃
”Bart” is not “successful” but his voice actor is
I love how many different ways the Simpsons future is foreseen. Once, by an Italian chef, as they gazed into soup (not kidding), another time, when Lisa was chasing a chicken at a renaissance fair, and here, by a magician that shows them their future. It’s also a different interpretation each time.
That was an Esquilax she was chasing. A mythical horse with the head of a rabbit, and the body of a rabbit.
Marge is acting pathetic the point of college is to get a good job Lisa literally becomes president of the USA that's one of the best jobs in history
POV: Proff that college is a waste of time
Honestly yeah. Working up in life will get you alot farther than a piece of paper.
@@fennek1nviking Hell Yes Fu&$%k college
Amen! Everyone I've ever known who has been to college agrees.
@@Spookweave cool
Proff u need college
Marge was still unsatisfied even when lisa became successful and a president? That's really stupid!
Moms are like that
Mom's are like that, spiteful and dumb, the second you deviate from their path they made for you, they realize they don't have true control over their child, their 'property', so they punish, kick you out, and shun you.
It's not that, it's that Marge thought more of Lisa. She thought for sure that Lisa would go to college. That's why she was disappointed. It wasn't about the success
@@LegendaryBigsyDude. wtf
I don't know what kind of b**ch you grew up with but that is NOT what most moms are like.
@@LegendaryBigsyyes. It’s bc they want a say in all your life decisions so they can partially take credit. Lmaoo
Lisa didn’t go to school, like her mom told her to, and still became a massive success. People with delicate egos can’t handle that well.
I remember Lisa once told Homer that when she's so close to winning, something mucks it up. In the crossword puzzle competition, it was her act of kindness that was taken advantage.
Good thing she didn't went to College because no doubt others will take advantage of her kindness and be depressed. Instead she expanded her kindness for the betterment of others and the kindness will continue.
Best bit is bart not being a failure
"im disappointed that you didn't go to college"
"But Mom. I'm the President of The USA! "
"no Excuses!
I am guessing since lisa didn't go to college Bart had less pressure on him. Also she showed you don't have to go to college to be successful.
This shows what happens when College is treated as A path to a better future. Not THE path to a better future. College isn't for everyone, even for smart people in some cases, and I have to give credit where it's due for Lisa in this timeline. She was honest with herself and found opportunity in enriching other people's lives, and it paid off for her.
Does anyone think Marge can be toxic?
Yeah(at least in this episode), without mentioning that she may be projecting her frustations on Lisa, because as far as I can remember, Marge had a lot of potential, but she decided to give up working on herself(going to college and all that) to marry him.
If Marge didn't go to college she has no right to be mad at Lisa
“Mom translator” is so crazy 💀
The best timeline, one where both Bart and Lisa get a win in life
Nobody gets it they have bad mother daughter communication they always fight and hate each other, but in the end, they make up only to start the process all over again
So basically, family lol
marge disappointed on lisa? unlike homer, marge doesn't even have a job.
Its because marge stayed up so many nights and helped alot during the day to help her get into college like lisa wanted as a child. Then lisa change her mind so marge just upset all that for nothing
She is SAHM, that's her job. She could be successful, but she gave it away for her children.
Marge was always the stay at home mom. That was literally normal when the show was made.
Warner Herzog's name is actually pronounced "Hertz-og"
Ok
Where’d the t come from
@@frog_king200 it's a German name. "Z" in German makes a "ts" sound, kinda like the "z" in Pizza.
@@frog_king200 Imagine not knowing about different languages...
@@comebackguy8892 I’m not offended when your username is comebackguy
I like this timeline more. Maybe she’ll end up with Nelson sooner
In this timeline Nelson impregnated the twins and had four sons. So yeah, it's kinda not happening.
I know it sucks...
@@friendlystranger5869 😢
@@ChloeCrismon nah, don't worry there's always that "barthood" timeline and "when nelson met lisa" timeline.
What episode, I need to watch this
S 32 ep 20, PS, this is one of the few creators who puts the episode in the description
-_-
@@Me-ne1sr how do you see that? I can't get it.
@CitroenGS you click the three dots in the top right, then description, P.S. not every one uses it
@@CitroenGS also by just clicking the video title
I can’t be more happy for this timeline because Bart isn’t left with the short end of the stick for a future. He’s actually successful like his sister
What's a mom translator?
The lesson of the story is that school is useless 💀
school is so useless Lisa decided to open up her own school
@@frenchtoaster7636 yep
That's one of the best future stories from the Simpsons series...
"....doesnt go to cologe"
Me:A better life
Love how it took a mom translator to talk things out, but Lisa becoming president didn't make Marge budge an inch
Lisa: *becomes president of the USA*
Marge: *still not happy with her daughters choices in life*
"There are many uneducated kids."
Ain't that the truth.
Marge is always on haterrade
i love it when both bart & lisa have happy futures, but why is maggie always left out 😢
A future timeline where Bart's life doesn't suck?
Well, there's "barthood"
@@friendlystranger5869 You mean the timeline where Bart is stuck under his sisters shadow and trapped by his own insecurity.
@@jeromelancashire3278 yes
@@friendlystranger5869 How is that life not sucking.
@@jeromelancashire3278 I know the episode was focused on Bart's problems and his relations with his dad and sister, but in the end it all works out for them! Bart owns his own bicycle shop and continues with what he loves the most: graffiti arts.
Honestly this timeline is one of the most realistic future episodes they have. Unlike the other future episodes where he's a deadbeat dad and divorced.
Even if she doesn't get Nelson in this future ( to my sadness ), this is the best future for her and Bart :)
What episode?
Season 3 Episode 20
@@Chips_sisterZ1pyt pls don't spread misinformation
@@ashdrawsstuff8073how you know this is misinformation here
@@Chips_sisterZ1pyt thank you!
@@Murdersharkvrit’s so not season 3 that was the 90s bro idk whT it is but cmon it’s sm newer than s3
The future episodes are honestly the best Simpsons episodes
The simpsons writers love to fantasize about Elizabeth Warren being president
Name of the episode?
E20s32 Mother and Child Reunion
So. . . Lisa stopped being an asshole, helped other, stopped being selfish, amd everyting went. . . Actually pretty cool.
Not gonna lie, something like that is actually a good way of redeem her, Bart also got a good part of the cake.
So both of them are good and productive part of the society and try to help their family, Bart didn't need something for lisa but he still tried to reunite her with their mother.
Lisa really is destined for success. Also, I think the main reason Marge was so disappointed is because of how excited and determined LISA was for college growing up. Seeing her daughter suddenly give up on her dreams on a panicked whim probably hurt.
"a mom translator" 👁️👄👁️
I LITERALLY JUST WATCHED THIS EPISODE
What episode?
ngl that's fr the best time line bart and lisa are successful no war or some bullcrap and whole family has a good relationship with eachother
She got to call a mom translator to know what her mom is saying
Guard you deserve so many more views than your getting, i’ll continue to spread your work as far as i can, and i wish you all the best!
When he said bart being successful the loud buzzer in my head went off again
"A mom translator" need more of these
"Lisa ends up president"
What a shocking turn of event, who would have seen that coming, etc
Looks like a good future
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Being a mom translator is funny af
When her spikes curl out when she gets older..I’ve always loved that it’s so cute and so perfect for her
Of course Bart is successful here, when Lisa decided to drop college and help others then Marge and Homer finally decided to help their son.
They always loved Bart, yes, but they always thought that he wouldn't amount to anything and focused all their efforts on Lisa.
Doesn't go to college: disappointed
Became President of the US: still disappointed about the college
President Lisa and Supreme Court Chief Justice Bart. Nice.
‘Mom translator’
That’s what we all need 💀
Crazy they just ignored maggy
Ironically, this is surprisingly accurate: College has been devolving into adult daycare for decades, and Simpsons finally tackled it.
Finally a future that doesn’t fuck bart over.
"A mom translate" 💀💀
Lisa will make her way, with or without college
Marge is such a hypocrite. Lady, you didn't go to college either
That is the most mother thing I have ever seen. You need a mom translators. I would had never imagined that one, ha ha.
So, the official canon for future Bart and Lisa is:
-Bart gets the chance to go to college, but decides to let Lisa keep the opportunity instead
-Lisa goes to university for a short period, likely drops out after her marriage plans fall through
-Marge and Homer separate for a period, but get back together
-Bart finds success for a while
-Lisa spends time educating others until she becomes president
-Bart loses it all and starts a band with Ralph Wiggum, which also ends up failing
Bart and Jenda apparently get married and have kids at one point, as do Lisa and Millhouse. President Lisa seems to take place long after both split from their respective partner.
A future episode with a legit happy ending and Bart isn’t despondent? What new spore of madness is this?
I'm so glad Bart gets to be successful in one of these... finally
Uhhh... Didn't Homer and Marge meet at college? And Homer needed a college degree to have his position at the power plant...
Lisa the Prankster 😂
Not the first person to become president as a prank
@@michaelmartin9022 Okay, Lisa the PRESIDENT!!!
I like to imagine Bart takes over Lianel Hutz's practice at some point. It's the perfect middle stage between Supreme Court Justice and Down on his luck Looser
Yeesh, Marge was a terrible hypocrite in this episode. She pressured her own daughter to the point of burning out and losing interest in college the same way she did and them ghosted her for decades. Kind of shows how Marge is the complete opposite of Homer to another extreme. Her love is almost conditional shes so obsessed with her kids living up to a certain standard
Werner Herzog having a magic shop makes too much sense.
Mom translator is wild
If she ended up with Nelson it be the perfect futures
This is a rare moment when Lisa is not an arrogant and selfish character but Marge is
Seems like no matter what future Simpsons episodes is there Lisa is always going to be the successful one even without college. Still, at least Bart is more successful in the future of this episode
I really don't get Marge at all because she should be happy and proud of Lisa now that she's becaming the USA President in the future and done a lot of good things but Marge still wants Lisa to go to college. Seriously if Marge really obessed with wanting one of her family to go to college then maybe she should go to college herself instead.
“I turned down college”
“I’m disappointed in you”
“I’m literally the president of the United fucking states”
“I’m still disappointed in you”
This is literally competent politician lore
The real hero is the person who discovered how to translate between child and mother.
Anyone else need a Mom Translator? *skull emoji