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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Homer]] buys [[Marge]] a new kitchen, and her cooking gets such good reviews that she enters the [[Ovenfresh Bakeoff]]. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] find a stack of ''[[Playdude]]'' magazines.}}
+{{Synopsis|[[Homer]] buys [[Marge]] a new kitchen, and her cooking gets such good reviews that she enters the [[Ovenfresh Bakeoff]]. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] find a stack of ''[[Playdude]]'' magazines.}}
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-"'''All's Fair in Oven War'''" is the second episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on November 14, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[James Caan]] as {{Ch|James Caan|himself}} and [[Thomas Pynchon]] as {{Ch|Thomas Pynchon|himself}}.
+"'''All's Fair in Oven War'''" is the second episode of [[Season 16|broadcast season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on November 14, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[James Caan]] as {{Ch|James Caan|himself}} and [[Thomas Pynchon]] as {{Ch|Thomas Pynchon|himself}}.
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 |couchgag= The couch is seen outside in a clearing and mounted on a catapult. The Simpsons sit down and get launched over a mountain range.
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-{{Desc|[[Homer]] buys [[Marge]] a new kitchen, and Marge likes cooking in the new kitchen so much she attends the [[Ovenfresh Bakeoff]].}}
+{{Desc|[[Homer]] buys [[Marge]] a new kitchen, and her cooking gets such good reviews that she enters the [[Ovenfresh Bakeoff]]. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] find a stack of ''[[Playdude]]'' magazines.}}
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-"'''All's Fair in Oven War'''" is the second episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three-hundred and thirty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on November 14, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[James Caan]] as {{Ch|James Caan|himself}} and [[Thomas Pynchon]] as {{Ch|Thomas Pynchon|himself}}.
+"'''All's Fair in Oven War'''" is the second episode of [[season 16]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the three hundred thirty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on November 14, [[2004]]. The episode was written by [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. It guest stars [[James Caan]] as {{Ch|James Caan|himself}} and [[Thomas Pynchon]] as {{Ch|Thomas Pynchon|himself}}.
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 == Plot ==
-[[Marge Simpson|Marge]] and [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] attend an open house when the house next door is put up for sale. Marge falls in love with the large extensive kitchen. Back at home Marge asks Homer for a new kitchen. He agrees and attempts the renovation himself. While demolishing the kitchen, Homer unearths his old collection of ''[[Playdude]]'' magazines. He innocently tells Marge he kept them only for the articles, and she responds by cutting out all the nudes from the magazines. Now that they are useless, Homer throws them away; but they are discovered by [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] and [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]]. They read the articles and are greatly inspired. Using these 70s-era magazines as a model, Bart decides to renovate the Treehouse.
+[[Marge]] and [[Homer]] attend an open house when the house next door is put up for sale. Marge falls in love with the large extensive kitchen. Back at home Marge asks Homer for a new kitchen. He agrees and attempts the renovation himself. While demolishing the kitchen, Homer unearths his old collection of ''[[Playdude]]'' magazines. He innocently tells Marge he kept them only for the articles, and she responds by cutting out all the nudes from the magazines. Now that they are useless, Homer throws them away; but they are discovered by [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]. They read the articles and are greatly inspired. Using these 70s-era magazines as a model, Bart decides to renovate the Treehouse.
-After Homer's remodeling makes the kitchen useless, Marge hires a contractor to complete the job. The dishes that come out of Marge's new kitchen get rave reviews and, on Ned's suggestion, she decides to enter the Ovenfresh Bakeoff with her Dessert Dogs, cakes shaped like hot dogs. At the bakeoff, Marge encounters stiff and ruthless competition. Some of the other chefs mock her and sabotage her cooking. Her Dessert Dogs are almost ruined by the end of the time limit, and she barely manages to make them presentable and get them to the room where the entries have to be stored. Still fuming about the behavior of the other chefs, she stops to their level and resorts to cheating to get even, by spiking the other entries with [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]]'s ear medicine, much to [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]]'s dismay.
+After Homer's remodeling makes the kitchen useless, Marge hires a contractor to complete the job. The dishes that come out of Marge's new kitchen get rave reviews and, on Ned's suggestion, she decides to enter the Ovenfresh Bakeoff with her Dessert Dogs, cakes shaped like hot dogs. At the bakeoff, Marge encounters stiff and ruthless competition. Some of the other chefs mock her and sabotage her cooking. Her Dessert Dogs are almost ruined by the end of the time limit, and she barely manages to make them presentable and get them to the room where the entries have to be stored. Still fuming about the behavior of the other chefs, she stops to their level and resorts to cheating to get even, by spiking the other entries with [[Maggie]]'s ear medicine, much to [[Lisa]]'s dismay.
 Meanwhile, [[Chief Wiggum]] and other concerned parents talk with Homer about Bart's spreading the ''Playdude'' philosophy to the other children. Homer has a talk with Bart about the ''true'' facts of life, which a horrified Bart quickly spreads to the other children, who are just as horrified. Homer solemnly says it was better to tell them now than wait until Bart was old enough to cope.
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 Marge's cheating gets her to the finals, and Lisa confronts her. Marge retorts saying that the other chefs deserved it for the way they treated her; Lisa urges her to do the right thing. In the finals for the bakeoff against [[Brandine]] who has made something which Marge could easily beat without cheating, Marge admits to her foul play and Lisa's faith in her mother is restored. Brandine wins by default and collects the prize from film actor {{Ch|James Caan}}.
-Later, the Simpsons meet [[Cletus Spuckler|Cletus]], who is angry that Brandine has left him for Caan; but he swears he'll get her back. As James and Brandine drive towards a tollbooth, a bunch of hillbillies ambush the car and gun Caan down.
+Later, the Simpsons meet [[Cletus]], who is angry that Brandine has left him for Caan; but he swears he'll get her back. As James and Brandine drive towards a tollbooth, a bunch of hillbillies ambush the car and gun Caan down.
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