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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|After [[Homer]] and the kids go on a joyride with [[Comic Book Guy]]'s [[Cadillac Eldorado|car]], accidentally destroying a rare comic in the process, Homer must either prove his innocence in court or reconcile with the nerd. The family then works together to create a mitigation video for Comic Book Guy.}}
+{{Synopsis|After [[Homer]] and the kids go on a joyride with [[Comic Book Guy]]'s [[Cadillac Eldorado|car]], accidentally destroying a rare comic in the process, Homer must either prove his innocence in court or reconcile with the nerd. The family then works together to create a mitigation video for Comic Book Guy.}}
 == Plot ==

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-'''"101 Mitigations"''' is the fifteenth episode of [[season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on March 3, [[2019]]. The story was written by [[Rob LaZebnik]], while the teleplay was written by [[Brian Kelley]] and [[Dan Vebber]]. The episode was directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Guillermo del Toro]] as {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro|himself}}.
+'''"101 Mitigations"''' is the fifteenth episode of [[Season 30|broadcast season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on March 3, [[2019]]. The story was written by [[Rob LaZebnik]], while the teleplay was written by [[Brian Kelley]] and [[Dan Vebber]]. The episode was directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Guillermo del Toro]] as {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro|himself}}.
 == Synopsis ==

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 [[Homer]] is dining at [[The Gilded Truffle]] using a 100% off coupon he won, while [[Marge]] uses the saved money to get a [[Sweden|Swedish]] massage. After the meal, [[Raphael]], the valet, mistakenly gives Homer the keys to a fancy seafoam blue [[Cadillac Eldorado]].
-Homer and the kids drive off in the car and enjoy a joyride. When they return to The Gilded Truffle, [[Comic Book Guy]], the car’s owner, sues them for grand theft auto. Homer tries to reason with him, but when Comic Book Guy discovers that his copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} was destroyed during the ride, he insists on pressing charges.
+Homer and the kids drive off in the car and enjoy a joyride. When they return to The Gilded Truffle, [[Comic Book Guy]], the car's owner, sues them for grand theft auto. Homer tries to reason with him, but when Comic Book Guy discovers that his copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} was destroyed during the ride, he insists on pressing charges.
 At the [[Springfield County Court House]], [[Judge Snyder]] finds Homer guilty, despite a heartfelt apology letter written by [[Lisa]]. As the family prepares for the possibility that Homer might go to jail, Marge visits [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] to try reasoning with Comic Book Guy, but he refuses to relent. Lisa then suggests creating a mitigation video, a strategy previously used by [[Mr. Burns]] for one of his crimes against [[Springfield]], with help from {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro}}.
-They initially consider hiring [[Gil Gunderson]] to film the video, but abandon the idea after learning his camera work is shaky due to a Vitamin E deficiency. Instead, they begin recording testimonials about Homer themselves. When Marge’s footage turns out poorly, Lisa uses her skills in {{W|Final Cut Pro}} to edit the video professionally.
+They initially consider hiring [[Gil Gunderson]] to film the video, but abandon the idea after learning his camera work is shaky due to a Vitamin E deficiency. Instead, they begin recording testimonials about Homer themselves. When Marge's footage turns out poorly, Lisa uses her skills in {{W|Final Cut Pro}} to edit the video professionally.
-Despite the video, Comic Book Guy remains unmoved, and Judge Snyder postpones the verdict until the following day. As a last resort, the family finds a pristine copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} at [[Zorbot the Geek]]. Even this doesn’t sway Comic Book Guy—until he notices a rare ''[[Welcome Back, Kotter]]'' keychain on Homer’s keyring.
+Despite the video, Comic Book Guy remains unmoved, and Judge Snyder postpones the verdict until the following day. As a last resort, the family finds a pristine copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} at [[Zorbot the Geek]]. Even this doesn't sway Comic Book Guy—until he notices a rare ''[[Welcome Back, Kotter]]'' keychain on Homer's keyring.
 To make Homer understand how it feels to lose something beloved, Comic Book Guy smashes the keychain with {{ap|Thor|Marvel Comics}}'s hammer. He then drops the charges and reconciles with Homer, becoming his best friend. They attend Comic-Con together, while [[Bart]] has fun with [[Skinner]] by submitting an insulting mitigation video to get out of detention.

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 |airdate= March 3, [[2019]]
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|After [[Homer]] steals [[Comic Book Guy]]'s car, he must either prove his innocence in court or reconcile with the jilted nerd.}}
+{{Desc|After [[Homer]] and the kids go on a joyride with [[Comic Book Guy]]'s [[Cadillac Eldorado|car]], accidentally destroying a rare comic in the process, Homer must either prove his innocence in court or reconcile with the nerd. The family then works together to create a mitigation video for Comic Book Guy.}}
 == Plot ==
-[[Homer]] is eating at [[The Gilded Truffle]], where he won a 100% off coupon, while with the saved money [[Marge]] is getting a [[Sweden|Swedish]] massage. Once out, [[Raphael]], the vallet, hands Homer the keys to the wrong car, a fancy seafoam blue [[Cadillac Eldorado]].
+[[Homer]] is dining at [[The Gilded Truffle]] using a 100% off coupon he won, while [[Marge]] uses the saved money to get a [[Sweden|Swedish]] massage. After the meal, [[Raphael]], the valet, mistakenly gives Homer the keys to a fancy seafoam blue [[Cadillac Eldorado]].
-They drive away with it, having fun on the road, but when they go back to the Truffle, [[Comic Book Guy]], the owner, sues them of Grand Theft Auto. Homer tries to persuade him, but when he notices his {{ap|Radioactive Man|comic}} #1 was destroyed by the voyage, he presses charges.
+Homer and the kids drive off in the car and enjoy a joyride. When they return to The Gilded Truffle, [[Comic Book Guy]], the car’s owner, sues them for grand theft auto. Homer tries to reason with him, but when Comic Book Guy discovers that his copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} was destroyed during the ride, he insists on pressing charges.
-At [[Springfield County Court House]], [[Judge Snyder]] finds Homer guilty, even after a touching apology letter (written by [[Lisa]]) and the family prepares on the chance Homer might go to jail, so Marge goes to [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] to reason with Comic Book Guy, with no help, so Lisa comes up with the idea of mitigations video, used already by [[Mr. Burns]] for one of his crimes against [[Springfield]], helped by {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro}}.
+At the [[Springfield County Court House]], [[Judge Snyder]] finds Homer guilty, despite a heartfelt apology letter written by [[Lisa]]. As the family prepares for the possibility that Homer might go to jail, Marge visits [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] to try reasoning with Comic Book Guy, but he refuses to relent. Lisa then suggests creating a mitigation video, a strategy previously used by [[Mr. Burns]] for one of his crimes against [[Springfield]], with help from {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro}}.
-They try hiring [[Gil Gunderson]] to film their movie, but opt out when they find out his camera hand shake due to Vitamin E deficiency, so they start recording people's opinion on him themself and when Marge's video turns out not so great, Lisa edits it using her skills in {{W|Final Cut Pro}}.
+They initially consider hiring [[Gil Gunderson]] to film the video, but abandon the idea after learning his camera work is shaky due to a Vitamin E deficiency. Instead, they begin recording testimonials about Homer themselves. When Marge’s footage turns out poorly, Lisa uses her skills in {{W|Final Cut Pro}} to edit the video professionally.
-Comic Book Guy won't budge in court, even after their video, and the judge decides to tell his verdict the next day. But there's one last hope, as Radioactive Man #1 is sold at [[Zorbot the Geek]] in perfect conditions, but even that is not enough, until Comic Book Guy notices a [[Welcome Back, Kotter]] keychain that Homer has.
+Despite the video, Comic Book Guy remains unmoved, and Judge Snyder postpones the verdict until the following day. As a last resort, the family finds a pristine copy of {{Cmc|Radioactive Man|1}} at [[Zorbot the Geek]]. Even this doesn’t sway Comic Book Guy—until he notices a rare ''[[Welcome Back, Kotter]]'' keychain on Homer’s keyring.
-To make Homer feel how he felt with his loved car and comic, he smashes the keychain with {{ap|Thor|Marvel Comics}}'s hammer and then drops the charges, making peace with Homer once and for all, becoming best friend and going to the Comic-Con together, while [[Bart]] has some fun with [[Skinner]] with an insulting mitigation video to get out of detention.
+To make Homer understand how it feels to lose something beloved, Comic Book Guy smashes the keychain with {{ap|Thor|Marvel Comics}}'s hammer. He then drops the charges and reconciles with Homer, becoming his best friend. They attend Comic-Con together, while [[Bart]] has fun with [[Skinner]] by submitting an insulting mitigation video to get out of detention.
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-'''"101 Mitigations"''' is the fifteenth episode of [[season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on March 3, [[2019]]. The story was written by [[Rob LaZebnik]], while the teleplay was written by [[Brian Kelley]] and [[Dan Vebber]]. The episode was directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Guillermo del Toro]] as {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro|himself}}.
+'''"101 Mitigations"''' is the fifteenth episode of [[season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six hundred fifty-fourth episode overall. It originally aired on March 3, [[2019]]. The story was written by [[Rob LaZebnik]], while the teleplay was written by [[Brian Kelley]] and [[Dan Vebber]]. The episode was directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[Guillermo del Toro]] as {{Ch|Guillermo del Toro|himself}}.
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