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	Meanwhile, at [[Springfield General Hospital]], [[Dr. Hibbert]] tells the family that the damage to Homer's brain was isolated to a small area - the food pleasure center, meaning Homer will never enjoy food again. Hibbert is called away, to where [[Dr. Nick]] is trying to use a defibrillator to revive [[Ralph]]'s goldfish. Ralph trips over the defibrillator's wires, and due to them already be charged, the water from the fish bowl electrocutes both doctors.		Meanwhile, at [[Springfield General Hospital]], [[Dr. Hibbert]] tells the family that the damage to Homer's brain was isolated to a small area - the food pleasure center, meaning Homer will never enjoy food again. Hibbert is called away, to where [[Dr. Nick]] is trying to use a defibrillator to revive [[Ralph]]'s goldfish. Ralph trips over the defibrillator's wires, and due to them already be charged, the water from the fish bowl electrocutes both doctors.
−	At the [[742 Evergreen Terrrace|Simpson's home]], the family are shocked to see Homer turn down desert and drink [[Duff Light]], and when Homer's lack of interest is shown in public, Marge is worried that the other housewives are judging her. In the meantime Dean Peterson tells Krusty that he has an actual doctorate, and due to the other doctors being out of action, it's down to Krusty to treat the sick and wounded.	+	At the [[742 Evergreen Terrace|Simpson's home]], the family are shocked to see Homer turn down desert and drink [[Duff Light]], and when Homer's lack of interest is shown in public, Marge is worried that the other housewives are judging her. In the meantime Dean Peterson tells Krusty that he has an actual doctorate, and due to the other doctors being out of action, it's down to Krusty to treat the sick and wounded.
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Laughter is the Worst Medicine

Comic Information Release date: September 2002 Comic series: Simpsons Comics

Laughter is the Worst Medicine is a comic story in Simpsons Comics 74. It was released in September 2002. It was also featured in the book Simpsons Comics Beach Blanket Bongo.

Synopsis

Krusty accidentally get's a doctors license and when all the town's doctors get sick, he becomes Springfield's only doctor and he does the job at the lowest prices ever. Meanwhile Homer loses his appetite.

Plot

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Homer, Comic Book Guy and Chief Wiggum are competing in "The Gorge in the Gorge" binge-eating competition. Homer wins, after forcing himself to eat the last hot dog on his plate. However, as a result of the binge, Homer's brain has, "in layman's terms", exploded. Meanwhile, Krusty rushes off from contest to Springfield University, where he is set to receive an honorary degree. However, when it gets to giving Krusty his diploma, the university has run out of honorary degrees, and so quickly hands him a substitute, which to Dean Peterson's suprise turns out to be a real doctors degree.

Meanwhile, at Springfield General Hospital, Dr. Hibbert tells the family that the damage to Homer's brain was isolated to a small area - the food pleasure center, meaning Homer will never enjoy food again. Hibbert is called away, to where Dr. Nick is trying to use a defibrillator to revive Ralph's goldfish. Ralph trips over the defibrillator's wires, and due to them already be charged, the water from the fish bowl electrocutes both doctors.

At the Simpson's home, the family are shocked to see Homer turn down desert and drink Duff Light, and when Homer's lack of interest is shown in public, Marge is worried that the other housewives are judging her. In the meantime Dean Peterson tells Krusty that he has an actual doctorate, and due to the other doctors being out of action, it's down to Krusty to treat the sick and wounded.

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