Lisa Simpson: The Sitcom Character

The Simpsons1989

Lisa Simpson one of the most sitcom characters of this month, and not only for mere hypocrisy but for her bold personality and insight when using any subject, apart from taints it seems great darkness from the beginning of the 90s to this time it can be understood that this generation of Lisa Simpson dilapidated, uniform smallholder.- The broken brooch of this generation are the sums that for their intelligence and size that resembles Lisa, is unpredictable small size and big brain but still the little lessons are poor no matter how much you read or learn the same is not the same in the mirror, as in the mirror . But now Lisa is hitting the waves in this era so unknown every day many young people identify with her through the events that happen in the current world, War, conflicts, disease, pandemic etc. .-

Best moments of Lisa Simpson 

You Only Move Twice (Season 8, Ep. 2)
The Simpsons move to Cypress Creek so that Homer can work with Hank Scorpio—the world's best boss—who turns out to be a James Bond-style villain.

Last Exit to Springfield (Season 4, Ep. 17)
Homer accidentally becomes the leader of the power plant's union to fight for the dental insurance that Lisa needs.

Cape Feared (Season 5, Ep. 2)
A brilliant parody of the movie *Cape Fear*. Sideshow Bob is released from prison and terrorizes Bart, forcing the family to enter the witness protection program.

Lisa Simpson/Quotes

A Simpson never gives up! (...

No, Dad! (Every time he warns Homer about something)

When I am sad, I open a book and ignore the world.

Be myself? I’ve been myself for eight years, and it hasn’t worked.

Now let`s talk the day that Lisa Simpson becoming in Hippie.

Remember the time Lisa dropped out of her studies in the future—essentially casting aside a million opportunities—to live an ordinary life like her mother, Marge? This was after her parents had literally invested every penny they had in her education. Now, the question is: were her parents too hard on her, or was the pressure simply too much for Lisa to bear? What does a mother truly hope for from her daughter—pride, or happiness? Amidst all the rhetoric, there is really nothing left to explain—especially considering that even Bart finished his studies, yet the episode reveals that he never actually managed to land a job (ending up alongside Newhouse).

A thousand apologies for being abrupt and hasty. I’m not usually like this, so I had to improvise something—and yes, folks, Lisa Simpson is my favorite sitcom character, followed by *Star Trek* (the final frontier—the Klingon language is a marvel!). And a thousand apologies for misspelling Newhouse's name.

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