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Flanders's parents prefer Homer's company to his, making him jealous; Lisa's new substitute teacher bullies her.
Flanders's parents prefer Homer's company to his, making him jealous; Lisa's new substitute teacher bullies her.
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S24, EP18 "Pulpit Friction"A new pastor asks Homer to be a church deacon, but when Homer starts to get fervent, Bart asks Flanders for help finding their former pastor.
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S24, EP19 "Whiskey Business"Venture capitalists take an interest in Moe's homemade whiskey; Grampa hurts himself and learns he prefers being in the care of Bart over the nursing home; Lisa finds the hologram of a jazz legend offensive.
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S24, EP20 "Fabulous Faker Boy"Marge hires a beautiful piano instructor to help Bart explore his creative side; Homer loses his last two hairs.
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S24, EP21 "The Saga of Carl"When Homer, Moe, Lenny and Carl win the lottery, Carl takes off to Iceland with all the money.
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S38, EP2 "Diary of a Chimpy Kid"Bart and Lisa adopt an abandoned baby chimp and clash over their surprisingly different parenting styles; when the chimp is abducted by a private wild animal zoo, the family goes on a mission to rescue him.
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S38, EP1 "The Children's Book Job"Marge hopes to save Springfield Elementary by inviting a reclusive British children's author to appear at the school's book fair, but Homer botches his assignment of picking the author up at the airport.
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