Poorhouse Rock - Revision history

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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|After [[Bart]] humiliates him at church, [[Homer]] finally teaches his son to admire his dad by working hard to make money. However, a magical, singing {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}} informs Bart through song that the life that Homer has will be unobtainable for him.}}
+{{Synopsis|After [[Bart]] humiliates him at church, [[Homer]] finally teaches his son to admire his dad by working hard to make money. However, a magical, singing {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}} informs Bart through song that the life that Homer has will be unobtainable for him.}}
 == Plot ==

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-'''"Poorhouse Rock"''' is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on May 22, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Jennifer Moeller]]. It guest stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, [[Megan Mullally]] as [[Sarah Wiggum]], and [[Robert Reich]] as {{Ch|Robert Reich|himself}}
+'''"Poorhouse Rock"''' is the twenty-second and final episode of [[Season 33|broadcast season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on May 22, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Jennifer Moeller]]. It guest stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, [[Megan Mullally]] as [[Sarah Wiggum]], and [[Robert Reich]] as {{Ch|Robert Reich|himself}}
 == Synopsis ==

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 |airdate= May 22, [[2022]]
 |couchgag= Several of the kids from [[Springfield Elementary School|Springfield Elementary]] are having a party in the house, when [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] suddenly arrive and everyone hides behind furniture or in other rooms. Lisa then retrieves a shirt that was left on the floor just as they're sitting on the couch. Everyone peek from around the corner and [[Maggie]] pops her lollipop out of her mouth.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|After [[Bart]] humiliates him at church, [[Homer]] finally teaches his son to admire his dad - until a visit from a magical, singing janitor changes everything they thought they knew.}}
+{{Desc|After [[Bart]] humiliates him at church, [[Homer]] finally teaches his son to admire his dad by working hard to make money. However, a magical, singing {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}} informs Bart through song that the life that Homer has will be unobtainable for him.}}
 == Plot ==
 [[Marge]] organizes a reunion with her lady friends to watch ''[[Tunnelton]]'' and denies the rest of the family access to the biscuits and pastries she has prepared. The ladies start watching the show, using [[Helen Lovejoy]]'s [[Netflix]] password while drinking. The next morning, Marge has a hangover and asks [[Homer]] to take the kids to church.
-At the church, after the hymn, the kids go to Sunday school with Helen, where Bart presents his work on "Honor Thy Mother and Father." He shows how much Marge is a role model while portraying Homer as a goofball, using videos of past events, including a prank with him and Lisa and Homer chasing [[Capital City Goofball]] after he proposes to Marge with flowers.
+At the church, after the hymn, the kids go to Sunday school with Helen, where [[Bart]] presents his work on "Honor Thy Mother and Father." He shows how much Marge is a role model while portraying Homer as a goofball, using videos of past events, including a prank with him and [[Lisa]] and Homer chasing [[Capital City Goofball]] after he proposes to Marge with flowers.
-Homer gets tired of church and uses [[Maggie]] as an excuse to leave but discovers Bart's presentation. Seeing how Bart thinks he's a loser, he gets angry once more, confirming that his behavior in the videos is real and gets sent to the angry grownup room. Later, Homer convinces himself that taking Bart to work will change his perception of him being a loser. He takes Bart there, using a trick to get him inside once Bart shows no interest in going.
+Homer gets tired of church and uses [[Maggie]] as an excuse to leave but discovers Bart's presentation. Seeing how Bart thinks he's a loser, he gets angry again, confirming that his behavior in the videos is accurate, and gets sent to the angry grownup room. Later, Homer convinces himself that taking Bart to work will change his perception of him being a loser. He takes Bart there, using a trick to get him inside once Bart shows no interest in going.
-At the [[Power Plant]], Homer shows Bart the best parts of his job, gaining Bart's respect, ending with them getting the money from his paycheck. The next morning, Bart dresses just like Homer and announces he wants to be a nuclear safety inspector just like him.
+At the [[Power Plant]], Homer shows Bart the best parts of his job, gaining Bart's respect, ending with them collecting the money from his paycheck. The next morning, Bart dresses just like Homer and announces he wants to be a nuclear safety inspector just like him.
-Later, Bart goes to the Power Plant to see his father working again but only finds a {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, who explains through a song how his job is coming to pass and doesn't exist anymore, with the help of Lisa. Bart tries to counteract with him, saying he could use all the new technologies instead to make money, and then they show him the crude reality of how making money out of them is impossible, thanks to the help of other Springfielders.
+Later, Bart goes to the Power Plant to see his father working again but only finds a {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, who explains through a song how his job is becoming obsolete and won't exist in the future, with the help of Lisa. Bart tries to argue that he could use new technologies to make money, but they show him the harsh reality that profiting from them is nearly impossible, with help from other Springfielders.
-Bart realizes it's all true and goes to his treehouse, where the janitor tells him to burn the system, but Bart misunderstands him and burns the treehouse instead, getting saved by the [[Springfield Fire Department]], and finally realizing what he's going to do—becoming a fireman. Later, Marge and Homer are recovering the backyard, thinking of upgrading it, but Lisa tells them their homeowners policy doesn't cover musical numbers.
+Bart realizes it's all true and retreats to his treehouse, where the janitor tells him to burn the system. However, Bart misunderstands and burns the treehouse instead. He is rescued by the [[Springfield Fire Department]] and ultimately realizes what he wants to do—become a fireman. Later, Marge and Homer clean up the backyard and consider upgrading it, but Lisa warns them that their homeowners policy doesn't cover musical numbers.
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-'''"Poorhouse Rock"''' is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven-hundred and twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on May 22, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Jennifer Moeller]]. It guest stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, [[Megan Mullally]] as [[Sarah Wiggum]], and [[Robert Reich]] as {{Ch|Robert Reich|himself}}
+'''"Poorhouse Rock"''' is the twenty-second and final episode of [[season 33]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred twenty-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on May 22, [[2022]]. The episode was written by [[Tim Long]] and directed by [[Jennifer Moeller]]. It guest stars [[Hugh Jackman]] as the {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}, [[Megan Mullally]] as [[Sarah Wiggum]], and [[Robert Reich]] as {{Ch|Robert Reich|himself}}
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 |couchgag= Several of the kids from [[Springfield Elementary School|Springfield Elementary]] are having a party in the house, when [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] suddenly arrive and everyone hides behind furniture or in other rooms. Lisa then retrieves a shirt that was left on the floor just as they're sitting on the couch. Everyone peek from around the corner and [[Maggie]] pops her lollipop out of her mouth.
 |guests= [[Hugh Jackman]] as the {{ap|janitor|Poorhouse Rock}}<br>[[Megan Mullally]] as [[Sarah Wiggum]]<br>[[Robert Reich]] as {{Ch|Robert Reich|himself}}
-|showrunner= [[Matt Selman]]<br>'''Co-runner:''' [[Tim Long]]
+|showrunner1= Matt Selman
 |writer= [[Tim Long]]
 |director=[[Jennifer Moeller]]