Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition - Revision history

SolarBot at 17:46, July 17, 2026

2026-07-17T17:46:55Z

Solar Dragon at 15:47, July 3, 2026

2026-07-03T15:47:48Z

Solar Dragon at 15:47, July 3, 2026

2026-07-03T15:47:39Z

2A00:23C4:8FD3:1801:C8A0:3926:86BB:E4C3 at 11:05, June 22, 2026

2026-06-22T11:05:53Z

Solar Dragon at 19:28, June 19, 2026

2026-06-19T19:28:41Z

SolarBot: /* Jet Ace! */ replaced: Homer|Jet Ace → Homer Simpson|Jet Ace

2026-06-19T13:19:06Z

‎Jet Ace!: replaced: Homer|Jet Ace → Homer Simpson|Jet Ace

Solar Dragon: Removed protection from "Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"

2026-06-19T12:26:55Z

Removed protection from "Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"

Solar Dragon at 12:24, June 19, 2026

2026-06-19T12:24:27Z

Solar Dragon at 12:22, June 19, 2026

2026-06-19T12:22:57Z

Solar Dragon at 22:58, June 18, 2026

2026-06-18T22:58:40Z

@@ Line 66: / Line 66: @@
 == Production ==
-The couch gag was made by arts and entertainment company {{W|Meow Wolf}} and includes references to their art installation ''{{W|Omega Mart}}''. Showrunner [[Matt Selman]] has been a fan of Meow Wolf since he visited ''Omega Mart'' and "dreamed of trying to steal some of their artist-driven conceptual genius for ''The Simpsons''." Selman referred to the couch gag as a "dream collaboration."<ref>[https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/06/the-simpsons-couch-gag-gets-meow-wolf-ified-in-disney-special-ep/ Animation Magazine - "‘The Simpsons’ Couch Gag Gets Meow Wolf-ified in Disney+ Special Ep."]</ref>
+The couch gag was made by arts and entertainment company {{W|Meow Wolf}} and includes references to their art installation ''{{W|Omega Mart}}''. Showrunner [[Matt Selman]] has been a fan of Meow Wolf since he visited ''Omega Mart'' and "dreamed of trying to steal some of their artist-driven conceptual genius for ''The Simpsons''." Selman referred to the couch gag as a "dream collaboration."<ref>[https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/06/the-simpsons-couch-gag-gets-meow-wolf-ified-in-disney-special-ep/ Animation Magazine - "'The Simpsons' Couch Gag Gets Meow Wolf-ified in Disney+ Special Ep."]</ref>
 <gallery>

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 }}
-'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fourth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episodes overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
+'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fourth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred sixth and eight-hundred seventh episodes overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
 == Synopsis ==

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 }}
-'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fourth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episode overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
+'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fourth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episodes overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
 == Synopsis ==

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 }}
-'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fifth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episode overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
+'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the fourth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episode overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
 == Synopsis ==

@@ Line 33: / Line 33: @@
 === Jet Ace! ===
 {{ap|Homer Simpson|Jet Ace!}} is an ace pilot under the callsign "Bold Eagle". On a test flight, he breaks the sound barrier and is determined to break the smell barrier too. During the flight, one of his engines breaks off and hits [[Moe]]'s plane, causing it to crash into [[Mount Springfield]], killing him. When he arrives back at [[Fighting 799th]], [[Seymour Skinner]] and [[Gary Chalmers]] criticize him for destroying a $70 million aircraft and getting his wingman killed. Homer is ordered to have a psychological evaluation to determine the source of his reckless behavior. {{ap|Marge|Jet Ace!}} is assigned as his psychiatrist, but Homer demands to do the therapy his way, which involves doing it while taking part in dangerous activities.
@@ Line 43: / Line 44: @@
 === The Company Man ===
 At [[Amalgamated Components]], {{ap|Homer Simpson|The Company Man}} is giving a presentation to the board about why he thinks making ashtrays bigger will result in more productivity and better profits for the company. After the presentation, the company's owner, [[Clancy Wiggum]], congratulates him on the presentation, but then sends him back to his normal desk job. After work, Homer gets into the elevator with [[Barney]], who tells Homer that there's a job opening in optimization that he could get, which would be a promotion that also gets him access to the executive washroom. He tells Homer that he can get the promotion by talking to Wiggum at his country club party the next day. On the train home, Homer talks with [[Kirk Van Houten]] until they arrive at [[Cheeverton Station]]. Kirk takes his clothes off, revealing his muscular body, then swims from pool to pool to get back home. Homer goes to his wife's car, where [[Helen Simpson|Helen]] is waiting for him with their kids, [[Dirk Simpson|Dirk]] and [[Birk Simpson|Birk]], who resemble Kirk. That evening, Helen tells Homer that they will be going to the party to get him the promotion.
@@ Line 53: / Line 55: @@
 === D'ohker ===
 In his rundown home in [[Darkham City]], [[D'ohker|Homer Simpson]] is watching ''[[The Late Evening Program with Krusty the Clown]]'' and laughing at it. [[Grampa]], who is sitting in a dirty bathroom, makes Homer wash him. Homer tells Grampa that social services got him a job where his uncontrollable laughter wouldn't get him bullied, which is at [[Clown 4 U]] as a bootleg Krusty impersonator. Homer is excited for the job since Krusty is his hero, and he enjoys it at first. While walking home from a shift, [[Nelson]], [[Jimbo]], [[Dolph]], and [[Kearney]] laugh at him. When Homer laughs back, they take him to an alley and beat him up before kicking him down a long flight of stairs.

← Older revision	Revision as of 12:26, June 19, 2026
(No difference)

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
 |prodcode= [[Production season 36ABF|36ABF20<br>36ABF21]]
 |airdate= June 17, [[2026]]{{D+}}
-|blackboard=
+|blackboard= I will not hit the "skip intro" button
-|couchgag=
+|couchgag= [[Otto Wolf]]
-|titlescreen=
+|billboard= Identity expansion? Sherman Stokes Existential Counsel
-|billboard=
+|guests= [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}<br>[[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}<br>[[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}<br>[[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers
 |showrunner= Matt Selman
 |corunner = Michael Price
@@ Line 20: / Line 19: @@
 }}
-'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the 5th [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episode overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]].
+'''"Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition"''' is the 5th [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred sixth and eight hundred seventh episode overall. It originally released on [[Disney+]] on June 17, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Michael Price]] and [[Nick Dahan]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]] and [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Betty Gilpin]] as {{ap|Amy|Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition}}, [[Jon Hamm]] as {{Ch|Jon Hamm|himself}}, [[Laufey]] as {{Ch|Laufey|herself}}, and [[Tegan and Sara]] as the "[[A Time for Hopeful Hope]]" singers.
 == Synopsis ==
 {{Synopsis|[[Homer]] and [[Marge]]'s fun couples' date night goes off the rails when Marge learns Homer left the kids unsupervised with only the doorbell camera as a babysitter. Frustrated with her imperfect husband, a tipsy Marge stirs up a trilogy of fantasies of a different Homer.}}
-== Pre-release information ==
+== Plot ==
-The title is a pun on ''{{W|Extreme Makeover: Home Edition}}'' that involves the plot of the episode.
+=== Wraparound 1 ===
-It's a double and a trilogy episode. Each segment is 8 minutes long, with a wrap-around episode with a story too, and will be around 46 minutes long.
+Back at home, Homer is still waiting for the babysitter to arrive when the doorbell rings. Homer answers the door to find [[Shauna]] and [[Jimbo]] there, with Shauna's leg broken and her high on painkillers. Homer refuses to let Shauna babysit the kids in that condition. Meanwhile, at Clangerz, Marge finds that she is doing well at keeping the conversation interesting as she starts giving hot takes that everyone agrees with. A waiter, [[Aperol Fritz]], comes to their table and offers them free Aperol spritz cocktails. At home, Homer is trying to find a replacement babysitter to no avail. Homer then comes up with an idea and sets the kids up in chairs outside in front of the [[Ding]] doorbell camera and tells them not to move from in front of the camera. He then leaves to join everyone on the date.
-It has big pop culture mashups.
+Homer arrives at Clangerz and immediately tries to take control of the conversation, which annoys Marge. As Marge tries to steer the conversation back to something everyone can talk about, Homer starts yelling while looking at his phone, where the camera shows [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] running around because a sprinkler is going off. Marge realizes that Homer left the kids unsupervised, becomes angry, and snaps at Homer, telling him to go home and look after the kids. After Homer leaves, Lenny, Carl, and Naima go over to the ''[[Jet Ace!]]'' arcade game to play it, leaving just Marge and Amy at the table. Marge tells Amy that she sometimes wishes Homer were different, like a fighter pilot in the ''Jet Ace!'' game. She looks into her drink and imagines this scenario.
-There's a pan across a retro nostalgia arcade, with old and new video games full of references, Easter Eggs, visual gags and jokes. One of them is called Nefertiti's Ale.
+=== Jet Ace! ===
-It'll have a big couch gag with a special collaboration.
+While flying with a wingsuit, Homer and Marge finally make a breakthrough and realize that Homer is afraid of fear and has caused all of his wingmen to die. This realization causes Homer to pull his parachute and become more emotionally vulnerable. However, Marge likes the vulnerability, and she and Homer make out and have sex under the parachute. Afterward, a siren goes off and Homer and Marge rush back to base. Skinner and Chalmers reveal that America's greatest enemy is getting ready to launch an attack and they have to stop them. Skinner and Chalmers tell the pilots that the country of [[Nonexististan]] has a weapons-grade nuclear reactor in a heavily fortified slot canyon and they need to destroy it, with one pilot needing to do the coffin roll maneuver. Homer is the only pilot who can do this, but due to his therapy, he's now too scared to do so. He tries to flee, but Marge stops him and tells him that she will be there every step of the way.
-It'll have a scene where Homer and Marge eat at a {{W|Dave & Buster}}'s type place with a poster for [[Good-Time Slim, Uncle Doobie, and the Great "Frisco Freak-Out"]] on the wall.
+The pilots fly off to the canyon to begin the attack, and Homer is surprised to find Marge is his wingman on the mission. Homer and Marge have another therapy session to make Homer fearless again so he can perform the coffin roll maneuver. During the flight, Homer's plane gets damaged. However, he pushes on and pulls off the maneuver, destroying the nuclear reactor. As they celebrate, Homer tells Marge that she is the best wingman he ever had. Homer and Marge remember what happened to all his previous wingmen as a piece of the reactor falls on Marge, killing her.
 == Production ==
@@ Line 56: / Line 80: @@
 {{Reflist}}
 {{Disney+ Exclusive Episodes}}
 {{Production Season 36ABF}}
 [[Category:2026]]
 [[Category:Two-part episodes]]
 [[Category:Episodes written by Michael Price]]

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
 File:36ABF20-21 script.png
 File:Extreme Makeover Homer Edition preview 1.png
 </gallery>