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'''DABF''' is the fourteenth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for the season. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 13|broadcast season 13]] on [[Fox]], with five [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 14|broadcast season 14]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2001]] with "[[She of Little Faith]]", to December 1, [[2002]] with "[[Helter Shelter]]".

== Episodes ==
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{{TBT|[[File:Gabriel family.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF01}}
{{TB|'''"[[Brawl in the Family]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 6, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Joel H. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|S13 E7}}
{{TCsT|When [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] need police intervention to settle a quarrel that breaks out during a game of [[Monopoly]], they are ordered to undergo family counseling sessions with a social worker to re-establish themselves as a functional family. Their newfound harmony is put to the test, however, when [[Homer]]'s and [[Ned]]'s "Vegas wives" turn up in [[Springfield]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]] and [[Delroy Lindo]] as [[Gabriel]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:She of Little Faith promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF02}}
{{TB|'''"[[She of Little Faith]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 16, 2001}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Bill Freiberger]]}}
{{TB|S13 E6}}
{{TCsT|Desperate for money, the [[First Church of Springfield]] rents out its space in the church to local advertisers. Horrified at the living commercial the church becomes, [[Lisa]] has a crisis of faith and looks for a new religion that suits her.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Richard Gere]] as {{Ch|Richard Gere|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Sweets and Sour Marge.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF03}}
{{TB|'''"[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 20, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|S13 E8}}
{{TCsT|When [[Springfield]] is named the "World's Fattest Town" thanks to a diabolical scheme by the [[Motherloving Sugar Corp.]], [[Marge]] takes it upon herself to rid the entire town of the sweet stuff.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Ben Stiller]] as [[Garth Motherloving]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Half-Decent Proposal promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF04}}
{{TB|'''"[[Half-Decent Proposal]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 10, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Lauren MacMullan]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S13 E10}}
{{TCsT|[[Marge]], with a little help from [[Patty]] and [[Selma]], e-mails [[Artie Ziff]], who offers $1,000,000 for a weekend alone with her—money they could use for an operation to make [[Homer]] stop snoring and ruining Marge's sleep.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Jaws Wired Shut.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF05}}
{{TB|'''"[[Jaws Wired Shut]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 27, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Nancy Kruse]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
{{TB|S13 E9}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] breaks his jaw in an accident, requiring it to be wired shut for a month. His resulting inability to talk makes him a better listener, and he becomes closer to family and friends because of it. They all like the new Homer much better, but when the wires come off and Homer retains his new attitude, everyone begins to miss the old Homer's antics.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Bart Wants What It Wants promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF06}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 17, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]] and [[Don Payne]]}}
{{TB|S13 E11}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]] develops a crush on [[Rainier Wolfcastle]]'s daughter [[Greta]]. After hastily deciding he's not ready for love, he dumps her, only to change his mind later. But by then, Greta is dating [[Milhouse]], and a trip to the set of Rainier's latest movie in [[Canada]] isn't enough to win her back.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Wolfgang Puck]] as {{Ch|Wolfgang Puck|himself}} and [[Reese Witherspoon]] as [[Greta Wolfcastle]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Lastest Gun in the West promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF07}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Lastest Gun in the West]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 24, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|D13 E12}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] meet [[Buck McCoy|a washed-up movie star]] of westerns from the 1950s and attempt to revive his career by getting him to appear on {{Krusty show}}. But years of alcohol addiction get in the way of his comeback.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Dennis Weaver]] as [[Buck McCoy]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Tales From the Public Domain.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF08}}
{{TB|'''"[[Tales from the Public Domain]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 17, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Mike B. Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Andrew Kreisberg]], [[Josh Lieb]] and [[Matt Warburton]]}}
{{TB|S13 E14}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] gets a letter from the library telling him he has [[Classics for Children|an overdue book]], which he checked out when [[Bart]] was born to have something to read to him. [[Lisa]] finds the book, and Homer reads three stories from it: one about [[Odysseus]], one about [[Joan of Arc]], and one about [[Prince Hamlet]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Old Man and the Key promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF09}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Old Man and the Key]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 10, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Lance Kramer]]}}
{{TB|[[Jon Vitti]]}}
{{TB|S13 E13}}
{{TCsT|In order to impress [[Zelda]], a new female resident at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle|retirement castle]], [[Grampa]] starts driving again. But Grampa runs into trouble with [[Homer]], whose [[Pink Sedan|car]] he continually abuses. When Zelda goes off with {{ap|Zack|The Old Man and the Key|another man}}, Grampa goes to [[Branson]], [[Missouri]] to find her.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Olympia Dukakis]] as [[Zelda]] and [[Bill Saluga]] as [[Ray Jay Johnson]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Dabf10.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF10}}
{{TB|'''"[[Blame It on Lisa]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 31, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Bob Bendetson]]}}
{{TB|S13 E15}}
{{TCsT|After the [[Simpson family]] receive a large phone bill, they discover [[Lisa]] has been sponsoring a [[Brazil]]ian orphan, {{ap|Ronaldo|Blame It on Lisa}}. When the child is reported missing, [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] head to Brazil to find him.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Weekend at Burnsie's promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF11}}
{{TB|'''"[[Weekend at Burnsie's]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 7, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Michael Marcantel]]}}
{{TB|[[Jon Vitti]]}}
{{TB|S13 E16}}
{{TCsT|After being attacked in the garden by an [[The Crows|unruly group of crows]], [[Homer]] goes to see [[Dr. Hibbert]] about the ongoing pain in his eyes. Dr. Hibbert suggests that Homer begin smoking marijuana for medicinal purposes. However, Homer's new laid-back lifestyle comes under risk when a vote to recriminalize marijuana comes around.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Phish]] as {{Chs|Phish|themselves}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|286-17}}
{{TB|'''"[[Gump Roast]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 21, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Deb Lacusta]] and [[Dan Castellaneta]]}}
{{TB|DABF12}}
{{TCsT|The [[Springfield Friars Club]] holds a roast of [[Homer]], with many of the town's residents showing up to join in or watch.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Ed Asner]] as {{Ch|Ed Asner|himself}}, [[Alec Baldwin]] as {{Ch|Alec Baldwin|himself}}, [[Kim Basinger]] as {{Ch|Kim Basinger|herself}}, [[Stephen Hawking]] as {{Ch|Stephen Hawking|himself}}, [[Ron Howard]] as {{Ch|Ron Howard|himself}}, [[Elton John]] as {{Ch|Elton John|himself}}, [[Lucy Lawless]] as {{Ch|Lucy Lawless|herself}}, [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [['N Sync]] as {{Chs|'N Sync|themselves}}, [[Elizabeth Taylor]] as {{Ch|Elizabeth Taylor|herself}}, and [[U2]] as {{Chs|U2|themselves}}, all in archive footage.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:I Am Furious (Yellow) promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF13}}
{{TB|'''"[[I Am Furious (Yellow)]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 28, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|S13 E18}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]] is inspired by [[Geoff Jenkins]] to become a cartoonist, in which he creates a popular comic and later internet series titled "[[Angry Dad]]", which is based on [[Homer]]'s anger problems. Homer becomes the town's laughing stock and decides to give up anger completely.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Stan Lee]] as {{Ch|Stan Lee|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Apu squishee girl.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF14}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Sweetest Apu]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 5, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|S13 E19}}
{{TCsT|color=white|[[Apu]]'s unbearable life of work and eight kids drives him to have an affair with {{ap|Annette|The Sweetest Apu|another woman}}, and when [[Manjula]] finds out, Apu has to do everything it takes to win her back.

'''Guest starring:''' [[James Lipton]] as {{Ch|James Lipton|himself}}.|7}}

{{TBT|[[File:Lisa university.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF15}}
{{TB|'''"[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 12, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Lauren MacMullan]]}}
{{TB|[[Jon Vitti]]}}
{{TB|S13 E20}}
{{TCsT|In order to avoid a failing grade in gym, [[Lisa]] takes up gymnastics, which she uses to pose as a college student. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] is diagnosed with "Panda" virus and is forced to spend a week living in a plastic bubble.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Robert Pinsky]] as {{Ch|Robert Pinsky|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Frying Game promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF16}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Frying Game]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 19, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|S13 E21}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] gets in trouble with the [[Environmental Protection Agency]] and is sentenced to community service. He and [[Marge]] end up working for [[Mrs. Bellamy]], an elderly socialite, and find themselves accused of another crime: Mrs. Bellamy's murder.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Carmen Electra]] as {{Ch|Carmen Electra|herself}} and [[Frances Sternhagen]] as [[Mrs. Bellamy]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Papa's Got a Brand New Badge.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF17}}
{{TB|'''"[[Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 22, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Pete Michels]]}}
{{TB|[[Dana Gould]]}}
{{TB|S13 E22}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] accidentally causes an electrical blackout in [[Springfield]], and all of the citizens begin looting the town's businesses. [[Chief Wiggum]] is useless at restoring order, so Homer takes the law into his own hands and starts his own police force.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Large Marge promo 1.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF18}}
{{TB|'''"[[Large Marge]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 24, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Jim Reardon]]}}
{{TB|[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|S14 E4}}
{{TCsT|[[Marge]] mistakenly receives breast implants, to her dismay, and embarks on a new career as a trade show model. Meanwhile, a stunt by [[Bart]] results in a public-image problem for [[Krusty]], and Bart hatches a plan to help him.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Baha Men]] as the "[[Who Left the Milk Out?]]" and "[[Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?]]" performers, [[Burt Ward]] as [[Robin]], and [[Adam West]] as [[Batman]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIII promo 1.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF19}}
{{TB|'''"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 3, 2002}}
{{TB|[[David Silverman]]}}
{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]], [[Brian Kelley]] and [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|S14 E1}}
{{TCsT|In "Send in the Clones", Homer uses a magic hammock to clone himself. Then, in "The Fright to Creep and Scare Harms", gun-wielding zombies attack Springfield after a ban on firearms. Finally, in "The Island of Dr. Hibbert", [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are trapped on an island where people are transformed into animals.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade promo.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|DABF20}}
{{TB|'''"[[Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 17, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S14 E3}}
{{TCsT|After taking an aptitude test, [[Bart]] is held back a grade, and [[Lisa]] is skipped ahead, landing them both in third grade at the same time and in the same class. Tension develops between them, but they are forced to work together when they become lost on a school field trip.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Tony Bennett]] as {{Ch|Tony Bennett|himself}}, via archive audio.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Helter shelter.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF21}}
{{TB|'''"[[Helter Shelter]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 1, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian Pollack]] and [[Mert Rich]]}}
{{TB|S14 E5}}
{{TCsT|After [[Lisa]] brings home a souvenir hockey stick infested with termites, they swarm the house. When they learn that the house needs to be fumigated and will be uninhabitable for six months, the family look for another place to live and join [[The 1895 Challenge|a reality TV show]] where they must live like a family from 1895.

'''Guest starring:''' [[David Lander]] as [[Squiggy]] and [[Larry Holmes]] as {{Ch|Larry Holmes|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:How I Spent My Strummer Vacation promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|DABF22}}
{{TB|'''"[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 10, 2002}}
{{TB|[[Mike B. Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|S14 E2}}
{{TCsT|When [[Marge]], [[Lisa]], and [[Bart]] find out how hard [[Homer]] struggles to keep a roof over their heads, they enroll him in a [[The Rolling Stones' Rock N' Roll Fantasy Camp|Rock & Roll fantasy camp]] to relax at for a week. But when it comes to an end, Homer wants to keep his rock star lifestyle.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Elvis Costello]] as {{Ch|Elvis Costello|himself}}, [[Mick Jagger]] as {{Ch|Mick Jagger|himself}}, [[Lenny Kravitz]] as {{Ch|Lenny Kravitz|himself}}, [[Tom Petty]] as {{Ch|Tom Petty|himself}}, [[Keith Richards]] as {{Ch|Keith Richards}} and [[Brian Setzer]] as {{Ch|Brian Setzer|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
}}

== Script covers ==
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File:DABF11 Script.jpg
File:DABF12 Script.jpg
File:DABF14 Script.jpg
File:DABF21 Script.jpg
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 {{TCsT|After taking an aptitude test, [[Bart]] is held back a grade, and [[Lisa]] is skipped ahead, landing them both in third grade at the same time and in the same class. Tension develops between them, but they are forced to work together when they become lost on a school field trip.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Tony Bennett]] as {{Ch|Tony Bennett|himself}}, via archive audio.|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Tony Bennett]] as {{Ch|Tony Bennett|himself}} (via archive audio).|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Helter shelter.png|250px]]}}
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 {{TCsT|When [[Marge]], [[Lisa]], and [[Bart]] find out how hard [[Homer]] struggles to keep a roof over their heads, they enroll him in a [[The Rolling Stones' Rock N' Roll Fantasy Camp|Rock & Roll fantasy camp]] to relax at for a week. But when it comes to an end, Homer wants to keep his rock star lifestyle.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Elvis Costello]] as {{Ch|Elvis Costello|himself}}, [[Mick Jagger]] as {{Ch|Mick Jagger|himself}}, [[Lenny Kravitz]] as {{Ch|Lenny Kravitz|himself}}, [[Tom Petty]] as {{Ch|Tom Petty|himself}}, [[Keith Richards]] as {{Ch|Keith Richards}} and [[Brian Setzer]] as {{Ch|Brian Setzer|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Elvis Costello]] as {{Ch|Elvis Costello|himself}}, [[Mick Jagger]] as {{Ch|Mick Jagger|himself}}, [[Lenny Kravitz]] as {{Ch|Lenny Kravitz|himself}}, [[Tom Petty]] as {{Ch|Tom Petty|himself}}, [[Keith Richards]] as {{Ch|Keith Richards}}, and [[Brian Setzer]] as {{Ch|Brian Setzer|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
 }}

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 {{TCsT|The [[Springfield Friars Club]] holds a roast of [[Homer]], with many of the town's residents showing up to join in or watch.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Ed Asner]] as {{Ch|Ed Asner|himself}}, [[Alec Baldwin]] as {{Ch|Alec Baldwin|himself}}, [[Kim Basinger]] as {{Ch|Kim Basinger|herself}}, [[Stephen Hawking]] as {{Ch|Stephen Hawking|himself}}, [[Ron Howard]] as {{Ch|Ron Howard|himself}}, [[Elton John]] as {{Ch|Elton John|himself}}, [[Lucy Lawless]] as {{Ch|Lucy Lawless|herself}}, [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [['N Sync]] as {{Chs|'N Sync|themselves}}, [[Elizabeth Taylor]] as {{Ch|Elizabeth Taylor|herself}}, and [[U2]] as {{Chs|U2|themselves}}, all in archive footage.|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Ed Asner]] as {{Ch|Ed Asner|himself}}, [[Alec Baldwin]] as {{Ch|Alec Baldwin|himself}}, [[Kim Basinger]] as {{Ch|Kim Basinger|herself}}, [[Stephen Hawking]] as {{Ch|Stephen Hawking|himself}}, [[Ron Howard]] as {{Ch|Ron Howard|himself}}, [[Elton John]] as {{Ch|Elton John|himself}}, [[Lucy Lawless]] as {{Ch|Lucy Lawless|herself}}, [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}, [['N Sync]] as {{Chs|'N Sync|themselves}}, [[Elizabeth Taylor]] as {{Ch|Elizabeth Taylor|herself}}, and [[U2]] as {{Chs|U2|themselves}} (all via archive footage).|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:I Am Furious (Yellow) promo.png|200px]]}}
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 {{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
 {{TB|S13 E19}}
-{{TCsT|color=white|[[Apu]]'s unbearable life of work and eight kids drives him to have an affair with {{ap|Annette|The Sweetest Apu|another woman}}, and when [[Manjula]] finds out, Apu has to do everything it takes to win her back.
+{{TCsT|[[Apu]]'s unbearable life of work and eight kids drives him to have an affair with {{ap|Annette|The Sweetest Apu|another woman}}, and when [[Manjula]] finds out, Apu has to do everything it takes to win her back.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[James Lipton]] as {{Ch|James Lipton|himself}}.|7}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[James Lipton]] as {{Ch|James Lipton|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Lisa university.png|250px]]}}

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 |episodes = 22
 |previous = [[Production season CABF|CABF]]
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-'''DABF''' is the fourteenth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for the season. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 13|broadcast season 13]] on [[Fox]], with five [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 14|broadcast season 14]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2001]] with "[[She of Little Faith]]", to December 1, [[2002]] with "[[Helter Shelter]]".
+'''DABF''' is the fourteenth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season, while [[Mike Scully]] served as showrunner for DABF22. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 13|broadcast season 13]] on [[Fox]], with five [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 14|broadcast season 14]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2001]] with "[[She of Little Faith]]", to December 1, [[2002]] with "[[Helter Shelter]]".
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 {{TBT|[[File:Gump Roast.png|250px]]}}
-{{TB|286-17}}
+{{TB|DABF12}}
 {{TB|'''"[[Gump Roast]]"'''}}
 {{TB|April 21, 2002}}
 {{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
 {{TB|[[Deb Lacusta]] and [[Dan Castellaneta]]}}
-{{TB|DABF12}}
+{{TB|S13 E17}}
 {{TCsT|The [[Springfield Friars Club]] holds a roast of [[Homer]], with many of the town's residents showing up to join in or watch.

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 {{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
 {{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
-{{TB|D13 E12}}
+{{TB|S13 E12}}
 {{TCsT|[[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] meet [[Buck McCoy|a washed-up movie star]] of westerns from the 1950s and attempt to revive his career by getting him to appear on {{Krusty show}}. But years of alcohol addiction get in the way of his comeback.