Lisa becomes a vegetarian after meeting some farm animals.
This is a very strong episode with a great message humorously delivered.
The message and themes the writers put across about a child having her eyes opened by the reality of meat production is a good one and reminds me of the early episode 'Mr Lisa Goes To Washington', where she discovers the corruption of politics.
There are plenty of laughs and memorable moments like the conga line, Homer forgetting who he's not speaking to, and the moment Paul and Linda McCartney offer a song to Lisa and it is hilariously sung by a different character.
For me it's an 8.5/10 but I round upwards.
This is a very strong episode with a great message humorously delivered.
The message and themes the writers put across about a child having her eyes opened by the reality of meat production is a good one and reminds me of the early episode 'Mr Lisa Goes To Washington', where she discovers the corruption of politics.
There are plenty of laughs and memorable moments like the conga line, Homer forgetting who he's not speaking to, and the moment Paul and Linda McCartney offer a song to Lisa and it is hilariously sung by a different character.
For me it's an 8.5/10 but I round upwards.