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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Homer]] learns to vent his anger through home-grown artwork, he attracts the attention of a professional art dealer. However, being creative in art isn't as easy as Homer anticipates.}}
+{{Synopsis|When [[Homer]] learns to vent his anger through home-grown artwork, he attracts the attention of a professional art dealer. However, being creative in art isn't as easy as Homer anticipates.}}
 == Plot ==

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	Homer now needs some inspiration in order to create more art and so, by the advice of [[Lisa]], decides to go to the [[Springfield Art Museum]]. This gives him no inspiration, and makes him feel even worse after seeing other artist's works - He also falls asleep in the museum and has a nightmare of the art attacking him. Later, Lisa tells Homer about an artist named {{W\|Christo}} and how his art was groundbreaking. Homer finds inspiration from this: That night he and Bart cover the drains with the neighbours stolen doormats, fit all the animals in the zoo with snorkels and finally open all the fire hydrants. In the morning, Springfield is flooded - Everyone is very impressed with Homer creating the 'Grand Canals of Springfield'. The episode ends with Homer and Marge sitting down together observing his work, after Marge paints the scene (her painting is stolen by {{W\|Jasper Johns}}).		Homer now needs some inspiration in order to create more art and so, by the advice of [[Lisa]], decides to go to the [[Springfield Art Museum]]. This gives him no inspiration, and makes him feel even worse after seeing other artist's works - He also falls asleep in the museum and has a nightmare of the art attacking him. Later, Lisa tells Homer about an artist named {{W\|Christo}} and how his art was groundbreaking. Homer finds inspiration from this: That night he and Bart cover the drains with the neighbours stolen doormats, fit all the animals in the zoo with snorkels and finally open all the fire hydrants. In the morning, Springfield is flooded - Everyone is very impressed with Homer creating the 'Grand Canals of Springfield'. The episode ends with Homer and Marge sitting down together observing his work, after Marge paints the scene (her painting is stolen by {{W\|Jasper Johns}}).
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		+	== In other languages ==
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		+	\|deName=Überraschung für Springfield
		+	\|deTrans=Surprise for Springfield
		+	\|es=yes
		+	\|esName=Mamá y el arte de papá
		+	\|esTrans=Mom and Dad's Art
		+	\|la=yes
		+	\|laName=Arte de mamá y papá
		+	\|laTrans=Mom and Dad Art
		+	\|fr=yes
		+	\|frName=Le Chef-d'œuvre d'Homer
		+	\|frTrans=Homer's Masterpiece
		+	\|qu=yes
		+	\|quName=Le Raté global
		+	\|quTrans=The Global Failure
		+	\|it=yes
		+	\|itName=Homer e la pop art
		+	\|itTrans=Homer and Pop Art
		+	\|jp=yes
		+	\|jpName=カリスマホーマーのアートな日々
		+	\|jpTrans=The artistic days of a charismatic homemaker
		+	}}

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-"'''Mom and Pop Art'''" is the nineteenth episode of [[season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on April 11, [[1999]]. The episode was written by [[Al Jean]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[Jasper Johns]] as {{Ch|Jasper Johns|himself}} and [[Isabella Rossellini]] as [[Astrid Weller]].
+"'''Mom and Pop Art'''" is the nineteenth episode of [[Season 10|broadcast season 10]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the two hundred twenty-second episode overall. It originally aired on April 11, [[1999]]. The episode was written by [[Al Jean]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[Jasper Johns]] as {{Ch|Jasper Johns|himself}} and [[Isabella Rossellini]] as [[Astrid Weller]].
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|When [[Homer]] learns to vent his anger through home-grown artwork, he attracts the attention of a professional art dealer.}}
+{{Desc|When [[Homer]] learns to vent his anger through home-grown artwork, he attracts the attention of a professional art dealer. However, being creative in art isn't as easy as Homer anticipates.}}
 == Plot ==
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 {{Quote|Gotta build fast, cement drying! Oh, English side ruined! Must use French instructions! Le Grille? What the hell is that?!|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
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 |couchgag=The family ride the couch as it drops for a bomb bay door.
 |guests=[[Jasper Johns]] as {{Ch|Jasper Johns|himself}}<br>[[Isabella Rossellini]] as [[Astrid Weller]]
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+|showrunner1= Mike Scully
 |writer=[[Al Jean]]
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 == Plot ==
-[[Marge]] tells [[Homer]] that she wants him to do some work around the house and yard. Because of this, Homer takes [[Bart]] to the Mom & Pop Hardware store to pick up some supplies. Instead of buying working equipment he instead buys a {{w|Do it yourself|D.I.Y}} {{w|Barbecue in the United States|barbecue pit}}. Homer makes Lisa lay the cement, and tries to assemble the pit but drops the parts into some wet cement ("Aah! Stupid Lisa!"). Homer frantically tries to get the barbecue out of the wet cement before it starts to set but makes things much worse. He gets angry at the failed barbecue and starts to beat it with an iron bar, bending and deforming it. Homer places the whole thing in a toy wagon and takes it back to the hardware store, where he is refused a refund. On the way home, the barbecue wagon is attached to his rear bumper. While lamenting that it will follow him to the ends of the earth, the bumper falls off, the barbecue wagon hitting a woman's car. The woman, [[Astrid Weller]], catches Homer at home and states that his barbecue mess is an artistic masterpiece. She decides to send it to the Louvre: the American Style museum and it becomes a huge success.
+[[Marge]] tells [[Homer]] that she wants him to do some work around the house and yard. Because of this, Homer takes [[Bart]] to the Mom & Pop Hardware store to pick up some supplies. Instead of buying working equipment he instead buys a {{W|Do it yourself|D.I.Y}} {{W|Barbecue in the United States|barbecue pit}}. Homer makes Lisa lay the cement, and tries to assemble the pit but drops the parts into some wet cement ("Aah! Stupid Lisa!"). Homer frantically tries to get the barbecue out of the wet cement before it starts to set but makes things much worse. He gets angry at the failed barbecue and starts to beat it with an iron bar, bending and deforming it. Homer places the whole thing in a toy wagon and takes it back to the hardware store, where he is refused a refund. On the way home, the barbecue wagon is attached to his rear bumper. While lamenting that it will follow him to the ends of the earth, the bumper falls off, the barbecue wagon hitting a woman's car. The woman, [[Astrid Weller]], catches Homer at home and states that his barbecue mess is an artistic masterpiece. She decides to send it to the Louvre: the American Style museum and it becomes a huge success.
 At home, Homer uses Bart and Lisa to help him create more sculptures. He tell them to get them mad, and Lisa tells him that Marge found out that her engagement ring is made of rock candy, and Bart says that he is failing math and that the other day, he was attracted to Milhouse. Both of these statements enrage Homer, although Bart's statement seemed to make Homer almost cry.
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 [[Marge]] soon becomes jealous after Homer becomes a professional artist and creates more 'masterpieces', because it is what she always wanted to do. Astrid tells Homer that he is going to appear on "Art of America", but everyone claims his new masterpieces are the same as his first one was.
-Homer now needs some inspiration in order to create more art and so, by the advice of [[Lisa]], decides to go to the [[Springfield Art Museum]]. This gives him no inspiration, and makes him feel even worse after seeing other artist's works - He also falls asleep in the museum and has a nightmare of the art attacking him. Later, Lisa tells Homer about an artist named {{w|Christo}} and how his art was groundbreaking. Homer finds inspiration from this: That night he and Bart cover the drains with the neighbours stolen doormats, fit all the animals in the zoo with snorkels and finally open all the fire hydrants. In the morning, Springfield is flooded - Everyone is very impressed with Homer creating the 'Grand Canals of Springfield'. The episode ends with Homer and Marge sitting down together observing his work, after Marge paints the scene (her painting is stolen by {{w|Jasper Johns}}).
+Homer now needs some inspiration in order to create more art and so, by the advice of [[Lisa]], decides to go to the [[Springfield Art Museum]]. This gives him no inspiration, and makes him feel even worse after seeing other artist's works - He also falls asleep in the museum and has a nightmare of the art attacking him. Later, Lisa tells Homer about an artist named {{W|Christo}} and how his art was groundbreaking. Homer finds inspiration from this: That night he and Bart cover the drains with the neighbours stolen doormats, fit all the animals in the zoo with snorkels and finally open all the fire hydrants. In the morning, Springfield is flooded - Everyone is very impressed with Homer creating the 'Grand Canals of Springfield'. The episode ends with Homer and Marge sitting down together observing his work, after Marge paints the scene (her painting is stolen by {{W|Jasper Johns}}).
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