Production info

Lost Our Lisa
USA, 1998  TV  

TV-series The Simpsons

  

On a teacher conference day off from school, Marge and Lisa plan a trip to the Springsonian Museum so they can see the Egyptian Treasures of Isis exhibit and the Orb of Isis. After a long detour they arrive after opening hours, but manage to enter illegally anyway. While there, they make a fascinating discovery that the Orb of Isis is a music box which had gone overlooked by scientists and museum staff. Lisa concludes that what her father said about risks was right – until the alarm goes off and guard dogs chase them out of the building.

Twenty-fourth episode of the ninth season (1998) of the popular animated television series "The Simpsons".


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