
The Simpsons (TV Series)
Blame It on Lisa (2002)
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- TV-14
- 30min
- Animation, Comedy
- 31 Mar 2002
- TV Episode
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Complete, Cast awaiting verification
Dan Castellaneta | ... |
Homer Simpson / Itchy / Telemarketer / Co-Pilot / Waiter / Police Chief / Shooting Victim / Man on Fire (voice)
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Julie Kavner | ... |
Marge Simpson / Patty Bouvier (voice)
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Nancy Cartwright | ... |
Bart Simpson (voice)
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Yeardley Smith | ... |
Lisa Simpson (voice)
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Hank Azaria | ... |
Moon / Mr. MovieFone / Captain / Bag Boy / Lifeguard / Samba Teacher / Kidnapper #1 / Moe Szyslak / Man in Bird Costume (voice)
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Harry Shearer | ... |
Scratchy / Lenny / Kidnapper #2 / Montgomery Burns / Ned Flanders (voice)
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Pamela Hayden | ... |
Bartender (voice)
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Tress MacNeille | ... |
Robot / Lindsey Neagle / Ronaldo / Nun / Women on Beach / Kids TV Hostess (voice)
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Karl Wiedergott | ... |
Additional Voices (voice)
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Directed by
Jim Reardon | ... | (supervising director) |
Steven Dean Moore | ... | (directed by) |
Written by
Matt Groening | ... | (created by) (creator) |
James L. Brooks | ... | (developed by) (creator) & |
Matt Groening | ... | (developed by) (creator) & |
Sam Simon | ... | (developed by) (creator) |
Bob Bendetson | ... | (written by) |
Joel H. Cohen | ... | (executive story editor) |
Andrew Kreisberg | ... | (story editor) |
Matt Warburton | ... | (staff writer) |
Produced by
Larina Jean Adamson | ... | supervising producer |
Laurie Biernacki | ... | animation producer |
Dominique Braud | ... | associate producer |
James L. Brooks | ... | executive producer |
John Bush | ... | animation executive producer |
Richard K. Chung | ... | animation co-producer |
Kevin Curran | ... | supervising producer |
John Frink | ... | supervising producer |
Tom Gammill | ... | producer |
Dana Gould | ... | supervising producer |
Dan Greaney | ... | co-executive producer |
Matt Groening | ... | executive producer |
Ron Hauge | ... | producer |
John W. Hyde | ... | animation executive producer (as John Hyde) |
Al Jean | ... | executive producer (showrunner) |
Brian Kelley | ... | supervising producer |
Josh Lieb | ... | co-executive producer |
Tim Long | ... | supervising producer |
Ian Maxtone-Graham | ... | co-executive producer |
George Meyer | ... | producer |
David Mirkin | ... | producer |
Felicia Nalivansky-Caplan | ... | associate producer (as Felicia Nalivansky) |
Carolyn Omine | ... | supervising producer |
Don Payne | ... | supervising producer |
Bonita Pietila | ... | producer |
Max Pross | ... | producer |
Richard Raynis | ... | producer |
Mike Reiss | ... | producer |
Richard Sakai | ... | producer |
Matt Selman | ... | co-executive producer |
David Silverman | ... | producer |
Sam Simon | ... | executive producer |
Denise Sirkot | ... | producer |
Jon Vitti | ... | producer |
Marc Wilmore | ... | co-producer |
Michael Wolf | ... | animation producer (as Mike Wolf) |
Music by
Alf Clausen |
Editing by
Don Barrozo | ||
Michael Bridge |
Editorial Department
Larry Field | ... | telecine: Level 3 Post |
Tim Heyen | ... | negative cutter: D & A Film Cutting |
Kurtis Kunsak | ... | assistant film editor |
Aaron Llorens | ... | post-production assistant |
Jamie Nachenberg | ... | post-production coordinator |
Production Management
Elizabeth Ableson | ... | animation production supervisor (as Elizabeth Hernandez) |
Jason Bikowski | ... | animation production manager |
Alexander Duke | ... | post-production supervisor |
Brian J. Kaufman | ... | post-production supervisor |
Rick Polizzi | ... | animation post-production supervisor |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Chris Clements | ... | assistant director |
Hunilla Fodor | ... | assistant retake director |
Chris Loudon | ... | retake director |
Art Department
Karen Bauer | ... | color design supervisor (as Karen Bauer-Riggs) |
Dominique Blaskovich | ... | color designer |
Andrew Burrell | ... | prop designer |
Daniel Chiu | ... | color designer |
Walt Dohrn | ... | storyboard director |
Anne Legge | ... | color designer (as Anne Balser) |
Amy Rychlick | ... | color designer (as Amy Klees-Rychlick) |
Jefferson R. Weekley | ... | prop designer |
Sound Department
Ronny Cox | ... | production mixer (as Ron Cox) |
William Freesh | ... | re-recording mixer (as Bill Freesh) |
John Garret Gorman | ... | sound recordist (as John Gary Gorman) |
Terry Greene | ... | dialogue sound editor |
Bobby Mackston | ... | dialogue sound editor |
Norm MacLeod | ... | dialogue sound editor |
Travis Powers | ... | sound effects editor |
R. Russell Smith | ... | re-recording mixer |
Larry Spotts | ... | sound recordist |
Derek Casari | ... | adr engineer (uncredited) |
Bill Higley | ... | adr mixer (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
Reid Kramer | ... | animation camera operator |
Eric Loudon | ... | animation camera operator |
Animation Department
Brad Ableson | ... | storyboard artist |
Mike B. Anderson | ... | storyboard consultant |
Robyn Anderson | ... | lip sync |
Martin Archer | ... | storyboard artist |
William Bemiller | ... | animation checker |
Scott Brutz | ... | animation timer |
Nate Cash | ... | character layout artist (as Nathan Cash) |
Oscar Cervantes | ... | character layout artist |
Utit Choomuang | ... | overseas animation director |
Sandra Contreras | ... | animation production accountant |
Tria Ellison | ... | background cleanup artist |
Mark Ervin | ... | character layout artist |
Laura A. Gaimaro | ... | animation production assistant |
Matt Groening | ... | character designer |
Sam Ho | ... | background layout supervisor |
Jen Kamerman | ... | additional timer |
Darrell Kennedy | ... | animation production coordinator |
Eric S. Keyes | ... | character designer (as Eric Keyes) |
Nakjong Kim | ... | overseas animation producer (as N.J. Kim) |
John Krause | ... | background designer |
Jon Lopez | ... | additional timer |
Greg Lovell | ... | storyboard artist |
Michael Ludy | ... | character layout artist |
Hugh MacDonald | ... | background designer |
Michael G. Mahan | ... | animation post-production coordinator (as Michael Mahan) |
Istvan Majoros | ... | character layout artist |
John Mathot | ... | storyboard revisionist |
Kevin N. Moore | ... | character designer |
Trista H. Navarro | ... | animation production associate |
Kevin M. Newman | ... | character designer |
Javier Pineda | ... | background layout artist |
Charles Ragins | ... | background designer |
Thomas E. Richner | ... | character layout artist (as Tom Richner) |
Heliodoro Salvatierra | ... | animation production assistant |
Matthew Schofield | ... | character layout artist |
Sam Simon | ... | character designer |
Larry Smith | ... | animation checker |
Ralph Sosa | ... | character layout artist |
Brooks Stonestreet | ... | animation production assistant |
Erick T. Tran | ... | character layout artist (as Erick Tran) |
Joe Wack | ... | character design supervisor |
Paul Wee | ... | character layout artist |
Lance Wilder | ... | background design supervisor |
Casting Department
Bonita Pietila | ... | original casting |
Music Department
Bob Beecher | ... | music editor |
Danny Elfman | ... | composer: Theme by |
Chris Ledesma | ... | music editor |
Rick Riccio | ... | music mixer |
Tom Boyd | ... | oboe soloist (uncredited) |
Steven L. Smith | ... | music preparation (uncredited) |
Sally Stevens | ... | main title singer (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
Wendy Dallas | ... | script supervisor |
Louise Jaffe | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Drew Arrison | ... | assistant to the producers |
Jacqueline Atkins | ... | assistant to the producers |
James L. Brooks | ... | executive creative consultant |
Classie Davis | ... | assistant to the producers |
N. Vyolet Diaz | ... | assistant to Mr. Groening |
Matt Groening | ... | creative consultant |
Mick Kelly | ... | assistant to Mr. Jean |
Meghan Kiely | ... | assistant to the producers |
Colleen Lawler | ... | assistant to the producers |
Brendan Murphy | ... | assistant to Mr. Brooks |
Michael Nobori | ... | assistant to the producers |
Jessica Petelle | ... | assistant to the producers |
Jeffrey Poliquin | ... | assistant to the producers |
Jessica Schimmel | ... | assistant to the producers |
John Swartzwelder | ... | consultant |
Production Companies
- Gracie Films
- 20th Century Fox Television
- 20th Century Fox Television (in association with)
Distributors
- Canal Caracol (1998) (Colombia) (tv)
- Disney+ (2019) (United States) (video) (VOD)
- Fox Network (2002) (United States) (tv)
- Fox (2014) (Hungary) (tv)
- Viasat Hungária (2014) (Hungary) (tv)
- Viasat3 (2002) (Hungary) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- D & A Film Cutting (negative cutter)
- Film Roman Productions (animation production)
- Glenwood Editorial (track reader)
- LaserPacific (post-production facilities)
- Level 3 Post (telecine)
- Rough Draft Korea (overseas production)
- Sony Pictures Studios (post-production audio facility)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
Lisa is worried because Ronaldo, the little orphan boy she has been sponsoring in Rio De Janeiro, seems to have gone missing so the Simpsons travel to Brazil to locate him. However, shortly after they arrive, Homer is kidnapped. They find Ronaldo, now a child star because the shoes Lisa gave him have made him a very good dancer. He pays off the ransom and Homer is returned but then Bart gets eaten by an anaconda. Written by don @ minifie-1 |
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Trivia | The satirical take on Rio de Janeiro in "Blame It on Lisa", in which the streets of the city are teeming with monkeys, rats, thieving orphans, kidnapping cabbies and oversexed children's show hosts dancing suggestively on Carnival floats, provoked a threatened lawsuit by the Rio board of tourism against the producers of the show. In response, executive producer James L. Brooks released a statement saying "we apologize to the lovely city and people of Rio de Janeiro," but added, "If that doesn't settle the issue, Homer Simpson offers to take on the President of Brazil on Fox Celebrity Boxing." Rio tourism board president Jose Eduardo Guinle proceeded with exploring legal action, but eventually got over it. The show's writers, however, did not. After board spokesman Sergio Cavalcanti told Reuters that Guinle was most offended by "the idea of the monkeys, the image that Rio de Janeiro was a jungle", the writers made a running gag of it. In addition to Homer's reference to "the monkey problem getting worse" in Rio in "The Regina Monologues", Krusty the Klown also reveals in "Mr Spritz Goes to Washington" that immigration officials are constantly hounding him because his monkey sidekick, Mr. Teeny, is from Brazil, adding, "His uncle was the Head Monkey on the Bureau of Tourism." Due to all this controversy this episode is rarely aired. See more » |
Goofs | Homer is kidnapped and held captive in the Amazon jungle, which the storyline implies is near Rio de Janeiro. The two are in fact as far apart as New York and San Francisco. See more » |
Movie Connections | Featured in How the Test Was Won (2009). See more » |
Soundtracks | 'Miami Vice Theme See more » |
Quotes |
Kidnapper:
[opens suitcase full of money]
Ahh, look at all that pink and purple. Our money sure is gay. See more » |