Bart's Haircut is the fifteenth Simpsons short and originally aired on The Tracey Ullman Show November 15, 1987. Bart walks into the family room with a sombrero, and Dad asks him why he is always wearing that hat.

Bart is a ten-year old boy who has yellow skin and blond spiky hair (naturally pale red as revealed in "No Loan Again, Naturally") that matches the color of his skin (similar to his sisters - on one occasion, this caused distress in all three of the siblings and had them wonder where their heads end and their hair actually starts), sports, and ...

The Tracey Ullman Show - Simpsons ShortsThe Simpsons - s00e15 - Bart's HaircutAired: 1987/11/15Bart has his hair cut too short by a barber. This is the first...

Bart's early design, featured in the first shorts, included hair with spikes of varying length; [53] this was later standardized to nine spikes of equal length.

I don't know if it's canon or just a gag, but at one point, Bart's cranial X-Ray shows that his skull is actually pointy in the shape of his spiked hair. So from that, it could be inferred that Bart is actually a bald kid with a mutated head.

Bart's hair is revealed to revert to a red when not in the sun. George H.W. Bush spanking Bart. Bart with Homer as he appeared in Good Night, the first Simpsons Short to air. Bart in his first …

Sep 23, 2016 · When Bart's hair grows too long, Homer and Marge order him to get it cut. The barber ends up shaving Bart's entire head, and he attempts to disguise his scal...

Mar 8, 2022 · " Bart's Haircut " is the fifteenth short. It aired on The Tracey Ullman Show on November 15, 1987. Bart goes to Snipper Cuts and Shaves to get his hair cut, but Jake the Barber does not know how to trim hair properly and Bart ends up going bald. His family laughs at his haircut. Modified on March 8, 2022, at 14:58.

Bart’s haircut was the fifteenth Simpsons Short to appear on the Tracey Ullman Show and was broadcast on November 15 1987. In Bart’s haircut, Bart must have a haircut as his hair is at a...

Apr 15, 2020 · The one thing that has remained fairly consistent, however, is their unnatural hair. Homer is stuck with comb-over squiggles, Marge keeps her blue beehive, and Lisa, Maggie, and Bart retain their spiky, yellow locks.