Upon realizing that he is being grossly underpaid for his work, he begins chasing Superintendent Chalmers around the school. The children enjoy the new system, and Willie is named as coach of the math team. The sight inspires her to suggest that Springfield Elementary become a Waldorf school, with an emphasis on creative play and hands-on activities. As Miss Hoover tries to show her students an educational video on her cell phone, Lisa notices Groundskeeper Willie using a knotted rope to measure the dimensions of a field outside. However, electrical malfunctions in the computer servers cause all the new devices to overload and break down, leaving the teachers with nothing they can use to lead their classes. The three sponsors make a large donation to Springfield Elementary, prompting Principal Skinner to install upgraded equipment in all the classrooms and have the old textbooks destroyed. She laments the fact that Waverly Hills Elementary can afford the newest educational technology, while her school uses antiquated tools due to its inadequate budget. Lisa boasts that Springfield Elementary will surprise everyone at the meet her prediction comes true when the team fails to score any points at all. The math teams from Springfield Elementary and Waverly Hills Elementary compete against each other in an event organized by Benjamin, Doug and Gary. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on May 17, 2015. ' Mathlete's Feat' is the twenty-second and final episode of the twenty-sixth season of the American animated television series The Simpsons, and the 574th overall episode of the series.

Rick and Morty crash into the living room, killing the Simpson family, and attempt to clone them. Putting the chalk in his pocket, Bart writes 'I will not fight the future' with his finger once, then copies it multiple times over and inverts the screen. So, finally the research article appeared, and I came in with the reprints of this article and I said, 'Hey, I've got an article in Discrete Applied Mathematics.' Everyone was quite impressed except Ken Keeler, who said, 'Oh yeah, I had a paper in that journal a couple of months ago.22nd episode of the 26th season of The Simpsons ' Mathlete's Feat'ĭuring the episode, Bart starts writing 'I will not' before the chalkboard is taken away and replaced with an electronic one. So, by the time the paper was published, I had been working at The Simpsons for a while, and Ken Keeler had also been hired at that point. After the paper was accepted, there was an extremely long lag between it being submitted, revised, and published. I subsequently left graduate school to come and write for The Simpsons. “I had written this paper on pancake numbers with help from my adviser, Manuel Blum, who's a well-known computer scientist, and we submitted it to a journal called Discrete Applied Mathematics.

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