Ep 2. Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington

In The Simpsons season 3 episode 2, titled "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington," Lisa is chosen to represent her school in a national essay contest about patriotism. She is excited to go to Washington D.C. and see the government in action, but she quickly becomes disillusioned by the corruption and hypocrisy she witnesses.

As Lisa explores the city, she meets a group of political activists who are protesting a shady government deal. They encourage her to speak out against the injustice, and Lisa must decide whether to follow her own beliefs or conform to the expectations of those in power.

Meanwhile, Homer wins a pig in a raffle and decides to enter it in a state fair. But he soon realizes that caring for a pig is not as easy as he thought, and he enlists the help of the whole family to prepare the pig for the competition.

This episode is a satire on American politics and the disillusionment that many citizens feel towards their government. It also highlights the importance of standing up for one's beliefs, even when it may be unpopular or controversial. As always, the episode is full of humor and wit, making it a classic installment in the beloved Simpsons series.