Say the Line, Bart! Meme Template

This 3-panel template is from the 1994 The Simpsons episode "Bart Gets Famous." In the scene, Bart Simpson has become a one-hit wonder for the catchphrase "I didn't do it." His classmates surround him, eagerly waiting for him to say it, but Bart is visibly exhausted and depressed by the repetitive nature of his fame. In meme culture, it is the definitive visual for being forced to repeat a tired joke, a predictable statement, or an overused catchphrase that everyone expects from you.

• Panel 1 (Top): Bart’s classmates (Milhouse, Sherri, Terri, etc.) staring at him with manic expectation, representing The Audience, The Client, or The Internet Community.
• Panel 2 (Middle): A close-up of Bart with heavy eyelids and a slumped posture, representing The Exhausted Expert, The Developer, or The Creator.
• Panel 3 (Bottom): The whole classroom cheering with their hands up, representing The Predictable Reaction or The Joy of Hearing the Same Thing Again.