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Homer to the Max: Cleaning up Engrish

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 == Synopsis ==
-In an attempt to win the favor (and votes) of [[Springfield]]'s senior citizens, [[Mayor Quimby]] proclaims "Take Your Parent to Work Day". The Springfieldians' observance of the day produces unexpected results, such as [[Grampa Simpson]] marrying [[Mr. Burns]]'s [[Daphne Burns|mother]] and [[Bart]] teaming up with [[Agnes Skinner]] to pull a prank on [[Principal Skinner]].
+{{Synopsis|In an attempt to win the votes of [[Springfield]]'s senior citizens, [[Mayor Quimby]] holds a "Take Your Parent to Work Day". This leads to [[Grampa Simpson]] marrying [[Mr. Burns]]' [[Daphne Burns|mother]] and [[Bart]] teaming up with [[Agnes Skinner]] to pull a prank on [[Principal Skinner]].}}
 == Plot ==
-[[Joe Quimby]] comes to the retirement home fawning for the elderly before the election. [[Abe]] asks him to get their families to start spending time with them, so he introduces "Take your parent to work day". [[Ned]]'s [[Nedward Flanders, Sr.|father]] visit his [[The Leftorium|shop]] for the first time but misunderstands what type of store it is so Ned gives away the merchandise. [[Krusty]] is with his father in the TV show, but his father makes no laughter, although he tries. Homer and Abe is in the nuclear power plant, where Homer takes a nap. Abe then presses on the buttons on the control panel as he wants to listen to the radio. He starts a meltdown but manages to avert it by pushing a random button.
+[[Mayor Quimby]] arrives at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] to convince the residents there to vote for him in the upcoming mayoral election. However, [[Grampa]] tells Quimby to give them what they really want, to force their families to spend time with them. In a television broadcast later that day, Quimby declares the next day to be "Take Your Parent to Work Day," with the punishment for not complying being a flogging. The next day, [[Ned]] brings [[Nedward Flanders, Sr.|his father]] to [[The Leftorium]], with Nedward mistaking the store to be a left-wing store and giving everything away to customers. At the [[Springfield General Hospital]], [[Dr. Nick]] has [[Dr. Nick's father|his father]], who is a witch doctor, give a second opinion to [[Hans Moleman]]. Elsewhere, [[Krusty]] has [[Hyman Krustofsky|his father]] appear on the ''{{Krusty show}}'', where he fails to take part in the jokes and instead complains about his son.
-[[Bart]] has terrorized another substitute into leaving so [[Principal Skinner]] lets his[[Agnes Skinner|mom]] be Bart's new teacher. Bart tries to scare Agnes but fails and she exposes herself to him for the same joke but in a much worse way. Abe meets at the nuclear power plant with [[Mr. Burns]] [[Daphne Burns|mom]] and after work the two go away together. The next day, Abe comes to his family and presents to them his new wife, Mr. Burns' mother, and when Homer comes to the work he realizes that Mr. Burns is now his brother and they both start having fun together. Bart tries to scare Agnes again but fails.
+[[Homer]] takes Grampa to the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] and immediately takes a nap. Meanwhile, Grampa starts playing with Homer's control panel and starts a meltdown. He panics and keeps pressing buttons until the meltdown stops. Meanwhile, at [[Springfield Elementary School]], [[Bart]] has just caused another substitute teacher to flee the school. [[Principal Skinner]] tells the class that they won't be able to learn anything for the rest of the day, which makes the kids happy. [[Agnes Skinner]] then storms into the class and takes charge. Bart vows to break her spirit by second recess. At the Power Plant, Grampa meets [[Daphne Burns]], the mother of [[Mr. Burns]]. Daphne calls Grampa a "handsome young man," which makes him happy.
-The next day, Mr. Burns is out with Homer and starts to do some pranks. Agnes and Bart are talking and Bart tells that before she came, he was the school's king of pranks, and that now he's just a stupid kid. Agnes sees that Bart is sad and have an idea how they can prank Skinner. Bart starts the fire alarm causing Skinner to flee the school in panic, but as Agnes waxes the floor, he drifts towards to a costume depicting a hot dog and ends up in the costume, in front of the press who are there for interview him about the most dignified school principals.
+Back at Springfield Elementary, Bart pranks Agnes by putting a frog in her desk drawer, which startles her. However, when Bart opens his own desk, a dozen frogs come out of it, which Agnes put there. Meanwhile, at the Power Plant, Grampa and Daphne have tea together. Grampa then invites her out for dinner, which she agrees to. At Springfield Elementary, Bart has just finished setting up his next prank, a tack on Agnes' chair. He checks his own chair for tacks, but finds it clear. When Agnes sits on the tack, she sends Bart to [[Willie's shack]] to rake leaves as punishment. However, when Bart opens the door to the shack, he is chased by a swarm of bees which Agnes put inside the shack. At home the next day, Bart begins planning his revenge on Agnes. Grampa enters the kitchen and reveals that he and Daphne have gotten married. The day after, Homer and Mr. Burns meet each other at work. They realize that their parents getting married means they're step-brothers, but decide not to have a relationship with each other anyway. The two of them start fighting and when [[Smithers]] breaks it up, they tell him they were just roughhousing as brothers.
-Homer and Burns returns after their prank time to work, where [[Smithers]] tells them that Abe never married his mother. It was an actor, [[Tallulah Winkelman]] who played his mother. Abe files for a divorce and Burns stop treating Homer as his brother. After the marriage Homer's credit limit increased, but after the divorce it went back to normalcy, so he makes a call to {{ap|Homerland|Oh, Brother!}}, formerly know as [[Iceland]] to tell him he can no longer buy the country, to their despair.
+Back at school, Bart asks Agnes for a truce and puts a "Kick Me" sign on her back. However, while he was doing this, Agnes took his phone and texted "Kick Me" to the bullies. The next day, Mr. Burns goes to Homer and asks him to go and do everything he wanted to do as a child but couldn't as he was an only child. This includes kicking a can at Flanders, stealing a barrel hoop from [[Gil]]'s barrel of pickles and rolling it, picking a fight with another pair of brothers, the {{Chs|Smothers Brothers}}, and knocking on a door and running away. Meanwhile, at Springfield Elementary, Bart is dressed as Agnes in preparation to record embarrassing videos and post them to the Internet. Agnes catches him before he can follow through with his prank and tells Bart that she used to be the prank queen at school. Bart reveals that he was the prank king at his school until Agnes took his crown. Agnes then comes up with an idea. Principal Skinner is getting ready to have his photo taken for the ''[[Springfield Shopper]]''. However, the fire alarm goes off. As Skinner runs out the school, he finds that the floors have been freshly waxed. He slides out the doors and into a hot dog costume, which he has his photo taken while wearing. Agnes and Bart give each other credit for the prank.
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 |image=[[File:Oh, Brother!.png|250px]]
 |released= January [[2010]]
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 |series= ''[[Simpsons Comics]]''
 |written by= [[Ian Boothby]]
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-'''''Oh, Brother!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story featured in {{SC|162}}.
+'''''Oh, Brother!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story first printed in {{SC|162}}.
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-'''''Oh, Brother!''''' is a comic story featured in {{SC|162}} and reprinted in ''[[Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume Three]]''.
+'''''Oh, Brother!''''' is a ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story featured in {{SC|162}}.
 == Synopsis ==
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 Homer and Burns returns after their prank time to work, where [[Smithers]] tells them that Abe never married his mother. It was an actor, [[Tallulah Winkelman]] who played his mother. Abe files for a divorce and Burns stop treating Homer as his brother. After the marriage Homer's credit limit increased, but after the divorce it went back to normalcy, so he makes a call to {{ap|Homerland|Oh, Brother!}}, formerly know as [[Iceland]] to tell him he can no longer buy the country, to their despair.
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