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 == Reception ==
-"Days of Future Future" was watched by 3.64 million people, making it the second most watched show on [[FOX]]'s Animation Domination that night, beating [[Bob's Burgers]] and {{W|American Dad!}} but lost out to ''[[Family Guy]].'' <ref>[http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/04/15/sunday-final-ratings-resurrection-once-upon-a-time-the-simpsons-the-amazing-race-cosmos-the-mentalist-60-minutes-ad/253972/ TV by the Numbers - Sara Bibel, April 15th, 2014 - "Sunday Final Ratings: 'Resurrection', 'Once Upon a Time', 'The Simpsons', 'The Amazing Race', 'Cosmos', 'The Mentalist' & 'America's Funniest Home Videos' Adjusted Up; '60 Minutes' Adjusted Down"]</ref>
+"Days of Future Future" was watched by 3.64 million people, making it the second most watched show on [[FOX]]'s Animation Domination that night, beating ''[[Bob's Burgers]]'' and ''[[American Dad!]]'' but lost out to ''[[Family Guy]].'' <ref>[http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/04/15/sunday-final-ratings-resurrection-once-upon-a-time-the-simpsons-the-amazing-race-cosmos-the-mentalist-60-minutes-ad/253972/ TV by the Numbers - Sara Bibel, April 15th, 2014 - "Sunday Final Ratings: 'Resurrection', 'Once Upon a Time', 'The Simpsons', 'The Amazing Race', 'Cosmos', 'The Mentalist' & 'America's Funniest Home Videos' Adjusted Up; '60 Minutes' Adjusted Down"]</ref>
 == International premieres ==

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|After [[Homer]] dies falling down the stairs, [[Professor Frink]] reveals that he has cloned Homer. Every time a new clone comes in to replace the old, they die. Many years in the future, the Homer clones keep dying, [[Lisa]] is married to a zombie version of [[Milhouse]], while [[Bart]] deals with custody issues with his ex-wife, [[Jenda]].}}
+{{Synopsis|After [[Homer]] dies falling down the stairs, [[Professor Frink]] reveals that he has cloned Homer. Every time a new clone comes in to replace the old, they die. Many years in the future, the Homer clones keep dying, [[Lisa]] is married to a zombie version of [[Milhouse]], while [[Bart]] deals with custody issues with his ex-wife, [[Jenda]].}}
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-"'''Days of Future Future'''" is the eighteenth episode of [[season 25]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on April 13, [[2014]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Bob Anderson]]. It guest stars [[Amy Poehler]] as [[Jenda]].
+"'''Days of Future Future'''" is the eighteenth episode of [[Season 25|broadcast season 25]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the five hundred twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on April 13, [[2014]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Bob Anderson]]. It guest stars [[Amy Poehler]] as [[Jenda]].
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 == Production ==
-In September 2013, it was announced by show-runner [[Al Jean]] that the episode would serve as a direct sequel to the [[season 23]] episode "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]". It was also revealed that ''{{W|Parks and Recreation}}'' star, [[Amy Poehler]], would guest star as Bart's future ex-wife, [[Jenda]], who was previously voiced by Poehler in "[[Future-Drama]]".<ref name="InsideTV">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/11/simpsons-amy-poehler/ Inside TV - "Amy Poehler to guest on 'The Simpsons' -- EXCLUSIVE"]</ref>
+In September 2013, it was announced by show-runner [[Al Jean]] that the episode would serve as a direct sequel to the [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]] episode "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]". It was also revealed that ''{{W|Parks and Recreation}}'' star, [[Amy Poehler]], would guest star as Bart's future ex-wife, [[Jenda]], who was previously voiced by Poehler in "[[Future-Drama]]".<ref name="InsideTV">[http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/11/simpsons-amy-poehler/ Inside TV - "Amy Poehler to guest on 'The Simpsons' -- EXCLUSIVE"]</ref>
 Al Jean also disclosed that the episode is set 30 years on from 2014 (2044) and that, "Bart is trying to get over his divorce and he does it in a bit of a {{W2|Total Recall|1990 film}}-type way. I won't give away what happens, but that's a clue." <ref name="InsideTV"/>

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|Set in the future, [[Homer]] has a new clone for every time he dies. [[Lisa]] is married to a zombie version of [[Milhouse]], while [[Bart]] deals with custody issues with his ex-wife, [[Jenda]]. Each defines what love means to them.}}
+{{Desc|After [[Homer]] dies falling down the stairs, [[Professor Frink]] reveals that he has cloned Homer. Every time a new clone comes in to replace the old, they die. Many years in the future, the Homer clones keep dying, [[Lisa]] is married to a zombie version of [[Milhouse]], while [[Bart]] deals with custody issues with his ex-wife, [[Jenda]].}}
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 Bart shows Homer his new digs, an abandoned classroom at Springfield Elementary. As soon as a glum Bart sends his two sons to his ex-wife's house, he needs advice more than ever now. Homer is of no use when the monitor freezes. Working at a Cretaceous Park, a dino amusement park, Bart laments that he misses his kids despite Nelson telling him that he should be happy that he's free. Elsewhere at a zombie soup kitchen, as Lisa feeds the undead with synthetic vegan "brain" food, husband Milhouse comes looking for her. A zombie attacks Milhouse, while Lisa's brother continues to hit the melancholy train with Nelson dragging him to a club. Unable to move on from his ex, Bart sees a targeted billboard telling him to move on using shock therapy that makes him forget about his ex. After the procedure, Bart sleeps with one woman after another, during which time Homer stops freezing up and is back to normal. However, it's his ex wife who still catches Bart's eyes. During one visit, Jenda is in tears revealing to Bart she was a fool for buying her new alien boyfriend, Jerry, a shedding tank he wanted. Only for Jerry to humiliate her by ending their relationship and finding someone else. Bart calms her down by reminding her that her crying reminds him of what he lost and he's really trying to get his life back on track. Jenda is impressed with Bart and invites him for dinner out.
-Meanwhile, Lisa and zombie Milhouse are attacked by [[Jimbo Jones|Jimbo]], [[Kearney Zzyzwicz|Kearney]] and [[Dolph Shapiro|Dolph]] but Milhouse fights back by using [[Ralph Wiggum]] to knock them out and later cooks their brains. Even though Dr. Hibbert can reverse Milhouse, Lisa doesn't want to go through with reversal process because she actually finds the zombified Milhouse more attractive after seeing him attack the bullies because a normal Milhouse would not have had the guts to fight them off. Bart heads to Moe's for a drink. And Lisa has already beat him there. She is drinking away her dilemma of trying to decide whether to make Milhouse human again or not. She even prefers his rotting meat smell. Marge is there too hidden conveniently behind a shrub as tall as her hair on the table. She points out they have no idea what a rough marriage is. They want to know her secret of how she stayed with Homer for so long. She says when you make a decision with your heart, you stick with it. Even Moe is taking care of Duff Man in his old age. Lisa asks if this means she is going to take Homer back. She states that she is in fact going to join him forever...as she electrocutes herself and transfers into the TV screen with him.
+Meanwhile, Lisa and zombie Milhouse are attacked by [[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] but Milhouse fights back by using [[Ralph]] to knock them out and later cooks their brains. Even though Dr. Hibbert can reverse Milhouse, Lisa doesn't want to go through with reversal process because she actually finds the zombified Milhouse more attractive after seeing him attack the bullies because a normal Milhouse would not have had the guts to fight them off. Bart heads to Moe's for a drink. And Lisa has already beat him there. She is drinking away her dilemma of trying to decide whether to make Milhouse human again or not. She even prefers his rotting meat smell. Marge is there too hidden conveniently behind a shrub as tall as her hair on the table. She points out they have no idea what a rough marriage is. They want to know her secret of how she stayed with Homer for so long. She says when you make a decision with your heart, you stick with it. Even Moe is taking care of Duff Man in his old age. Lisa asks if this means she is going to take Homer back. She states that she is in fact going to join him forever...as she electrocutes herself and transfers into the TV screen with him.
 Back at Dr. Hibbert's, Milhouse is now just fine. No zombie left in him whatsoever. Lisa seems quite disappointed by that. To test it out, Dr. Hibbert even waves a juicy brain in front of him causing Milhouse to faint. Back at the house, Bart is explaining to Jenda, on the TV screen, that it just isn't working out. She agrees. That's why she started to see Jerry again without telling him. Bart is back in the chair at Moving On. Everything he just experienced was just a neural implant she put in his temporal lobe. It was all a dream and now he can go home. He just wants to make sure he is cured. She explains they treat a lot of people with obsessions... like Disco Stu, who is now "Nothing Stu". Bart tells Lisa that in case her and Milhouse don't work out he knows a place that can help her. He points out Milhouse was cured in his dream, but Lisa reveals that there is no cure for zombie-ism, so things are great. Marge and Homer finally got it right and she is happy with him in his robotic body.