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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|During a drunken night out, [[Homer]] discovers that [[Cletus]] is a talented musician whose lyrics have the power to change people. Homer and [[Marge]] help him rise to stardom, until financial opportunities come his way.}}
+{{Synopsis|During a drunken night out, [[Homer]] discovers that [[Cletus]] is a talented musician whose lyrics have the power to change people. Homer and [[Marge]] help him rise to stardom, until financial opportunities come his way.}}
 == Plot ==

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 Homer leads them in prayer, and Marge starts to believe in his transformation. Homer closes with, "And that was that," as the credits begin to roll—only to be interrupted by Cletus breaking the fourth wall to announce there are still two more acts and a "whittled by" credit.
-The next morning, Marge asks Homer if he remembers the previous night. He does—and realizes the car is missing. Moe is seen washing it at a car wash, wanting to feel what it’s like to own a car.
+The next morning, Marge asks Homer if he remembers the previous night. He does—and realizes the car is missing. Moe is seen washing it at a car wash, wanting to feel what it's like to own a car.
-Homer brings the [[Simpson family|family]] to [[Cletus]]’s farm to show them the man who inspired his change. He asks to become Cletus’s manager, beginning his career at [[Divey's Bar]]. Cletus signs the contract—written on a Beer of the Month Club form—and Homer officially becomes his manager.
+Homer brings the [[Simpson family|family]] to [[Cletus]]' farm to show them the man who inspired his change. He asks to become Cletus' manager, beginning his career at [[Divey's Bar]]. Cletus signs the contract—written on a Beer of the Month Club form—and Homer officially becomes his manager.
-Cletus starts performing at Divey’s Bar, then at [[Li'l Nicer Cabaret]] and the [[Now We're Talkin' Lounge]], eventually becoming so popular that he appears on ''[[The Elin Degenerous Show]]'' and in magazines, changing his life thanks to Homer. However, on a flight, Cletus fires Homer and replaces him with a professional.
+Cletus starts performing at Divey's Bar, then at [[Li'l Nicer Cabaret]] and the [[Now We're Talkin' Lounge]], eventually becoming so popular that he appears on ''[[The Elin Degenerous Show]]'' and in magazines, changing his life thanks to Homer. However, on a flight, Cletus fires Homer and replaces him with a professional.
 At the [[United Parasites]] management company, Cletus is introduced to a [[slick manager]], who plans to market his brew as "Spuckler Family Moonshine." Cletus signs the deal, and Homer loses the will to support what he has become. But Marge and [[Brandine]] convince him to bring Cletus back to his roots and his family.

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-'''"Yokel Hero"''' is the fourteenth episode of [[season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and ninety-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on March 7, [[2021]]. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and [[Samantha Martin]], and directed by [[Rob Oliver]]. It guest stars [[Albert Brooks]] as the [[slick manager]].
+'''"Yokel Hero"''' is the fourteenth episode of [[Season 32|broadcast season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and ninety-eighth episode overall. It originally aired on March 7, [[2021]]. The episode was written by [[Jeff Martin]] and [[Samantha Martin]], and directed by [[Rob Oliver]]. It guest stars [[Albert Brooks]] as the [[slick manager]].
 == Synopsis ==

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 |snumber=14
 |number= 698
-|prodcode= QABF07
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 |airdate= March 7, [[2021]]
 |titlescreen= A [[three-eyed crow]] flies by.
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 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Cletus]] becomes a singing sensation, while [[Homer]] becomes a new man. Then, Cletus turns on his fans, ruining everything.}}
+{{Desc|During a drunken night out, [[Homer]] discovers that [[Cletus]] is a talented musician whose lyrics have the power to change people. Homer and [[Marge]] help him rise to stardom, until financial opportunities come his way.}}
 == Plot ==
-At [[Moe's Tavern]], it's [[Carl]]'s birthday, where [[Homer]] receives a call from [[Marge]] to get back home. Homer gives [[Moe]] his car keys to keep, which he makes a copy of, among others.
+At [[Moe's Tavern]], it's [[Carl]]'s birthday when [[Homer]] receives a call from [[Marge]] telling him to come home. Homer gives [[Moe]] his car keys to keep, which Moe uses to make a copy, along with others he has collected.
-Moe calls a [[Uber]] for Homer and [[Barney]] shows up, so Homer comes back on foot while Barney drunk antics continue as he asks himself to take him to Moe's while he was there and give himself 5 stars for it.
+Moe calls an [[Uber]] for Homer, and [[Barney]] shows up as the driver. Homer decides to walk home while Barney's drunken antics continue—asking himself to take him to Moe's even though he's already there, and giving himself five stars.
-Homer wobbles home while singing and a cop takes him to jail for the night for being a danger to the city, like making [[Kirk]] fall in the water or bending lamposts, and he calls Marge that says to not come home and throws a I love you paper in the "missed dinners" box.
+Homer wobbles home singing, but a police officer arrests him for being a danger to the city—knocking over lamp posts and causing [[Kirk]] to fall into water. From jail, he calls Marge, who tells him not to come home and throws an "I love you" note into the "missed dinners" box.
-He's put in jail with [[Cletus]], that sings him a song with a guitar, about family, that makes him think, and when he comes home, he makes a promise to become a "perfect example", making [[Bart]] stand up when Marge enters the room.
+In jail, he's placed in a cell with [[Cletus]], who sings a song about family that makes Homer reflect. When he returns home, he promises to be a "perfect example," even making [[Bart]] stand when Marge enters the room.
-Homer next makes them pray and Marge believes in the change and Homer closes with "And that was that." before the credits start to roll, interrupted by Cletus announcing that there were [[Breaking the fourth wall|two more acts and a "whittled by" credit]].
+Homer leads them in prayer, and Marge starts to believe in his transformation. Homer closes with, "And that was that," as the credits begin to roll—only to be interrupted by Cletus breaking the fourth wall to announce there are still two more acts and a "whittled by" credit.
-In the morning, Marge asks Homer if he remembers what happened last night, and he does, and finds out the car is missing. Moe is seeing washing it at a car wash, wanting to feel how it feels to own a car.
+The next morning, Marge asks Homer if he remembers the previous night. He does—and realizes the car is missing. Moe is seen washing it at a car wash, wanting to feel what it’s like to own a car.
-Homer brings the [[Simpson family|family]] to [[Cletus's farm]], to show them the man that showed him the new life, and asks him if he can become his manager, starting his career at [[Divey's Bar]]. Cletus signs the management contract on a Beer of the month club paper and Homer becomes his manager officially.
+Homer brings the [[Simpson family|family]] to [[Cletus]]’s farm to show them the man who inspired his change. He asks to become Cletus’s manager, beginning his career at [[Divey's Bar]]. Cletus signs the contract—written on a Beer of the Month Club form—and Homer officially becomes his manager.
-Cletus starts singing and playing guitar at Divey's Bar and then at [[Li'l Nicer Cabaret]] and the [[Now We're Talkin' Lounge]], before becoming so popular he appears at [[Elin Degenerous]]'s ''[[The Elin Degenerous Show]]'' and in magazines, changing his life thanks to Homer, however on a flight he fires Homer to replace him with a professional.
+Cletus starts performing at Divey’s Bar, then at [[Li'l Nicer Cabaret]] and the [[Now We're Talkin' Lounge]], eventually becoming so popular that he appears on ''[[The Elin Degenerous Show]]'' and in magazines, changing his life thanks to Homer. However, on a flight, Cletus fires Homer and replaces him with a professional.
-At the [[United Parasites]] management company, Cletus presents him to the [[Slick manager]], which is going to market his brew as the "Spuckler Family Moonshine". Cletus signs with the manager, and Homer loses his will to stay what he becomes, but Marge and [[Brandine]] convince him to bring him back to his roots and family.
+At the [[United Parasites]] management company, Cletus is introduced to a [[slick manager]], who plans to market his brew as "Spuckler Family Moonshine." Cletus signs the deal, and Homer loses the will to support what he has become. But Marge and [[Brandine]] convince him to bring Cletus back to his roots and his family.
-At the [[Shelbyville]] Towers, Homer and Marge visit Cletus to have him reason, but he refuses, till Brandine arrives with all their [[Spuckler family|children]] that convinces him.
+At the [[Shelbyville]] Towers, Homer and Marge try to reason with Cletus, who refuses—until Brandine arrives with all their [[Spuckler family|children]], ultimately convincing him to return.
-Meanwhile, Slick manager doesn't lose a beat, a is seen with a new client, but fails. In jail, [[Barney]], [[Mrs. Muntz]] and [[Snake Jailbird]] are in a cell, and [[Chief Wiggum]] is trying to find the next talent, and Snake convinces him to let him try the hacksaw, so he could get out.
+Meanwhile, the slick manager wastes no time finding a new client, but fails. In jail, [[Barney]], [[Mrs. Muntz]], and [[Snake Jailbird]] are in a cell, where [[Chief Wiggum]] searches for the next big talent. Snake convinces him to let him try a hacksaw—so he can escape.
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 [[Category:Episodes directed by Rob Oliver]]

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 |titlescreen= A [[three-eyed crow]] flies by.
 |guests= [[Albert Brooks]] as the [[slick manager]]
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 |writer= [[Jeff Martin]]<br>[[Samantha Martin]]
 |director=[[Rob Oliver]]

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