There's probably like three of those already on A03, I'll bet.
Bob disguising himself as a student sounds like it'd be humorously ill-fated though... I headcanon that since he was Krusty's sidekick, most kids are just instinctively driven to attack him. It'd be kinda funny to have Bob come out with a whole list of other students to get revenge on because they kept mauling him. Also just for gag's sake he hits it off with the other obvious-adult-at-school Kearney somehow.
OH YES! Just imagining children headbutting him or stepping on his shoes to amuse themselves and him having the shuddering dignified reaction.
Ghghghghgh...
*Bob approaches the bully lunch table with a lunch tray in his hands.*
Bob: "Hello, hooligans. Can anyone ascertain whether a certain Bart has...
gone from court?"
Nelson: "Huh. That's weird. Something about your face
really makes me wanna throw a pie at it."
Bob: "Yes, that
is a weird thing to say to a fellow child."
*awkward silence*
*Bob gets a puddings thrown at him a la Lenny*
Love the idea of him and Kearney having a heart-to-heart in the back of a classroom.
Maybe comparing wallet photos of their sons before they get interrupted by a teacher, LOL.
There's definitely a Groundskeeper-Willie-keeps-leaving-his-rakes-unattended joke in there somewhere.
Also THAT WOULD BE A COOL FACE-OFF! If Willie (and maybe Skinner) have to somehow rescue Bart and defend his life.
Maybe the plot twist would be that Bob is such a good method-actor that, by the end of it, he really has forgotten his goal and genuinely wants to be a good student.
But the plausible deniability here is so implausible LOL. The suspension of disbelief is too darn high. It would never work. Too stupid to visually imagine, LOL. Definitely not viable.
But I can't believe I have been amusing myself so much with this concept.
So glad for your guys' great ideas, thank you.
Heh heh seems I managed to come up with one horrible enough for you to not enjoy.
Congratulations. You've achieved your goal.
/lh /sarcasm
Bye Bye Bart: Lisa wishes for bart to disappear and wakes up the next day to find him nowhere to be seen
as she continues her normal day without bart, she realizes how important he is to her, and how she wants him back
Awww! I would be interested to see it, though I do believe similar topics were explored in
On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister and
Bartless. However Bartless was Marge/Homer-focused, IIRC.