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| − | |guests= [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Harm]]<br>[[Rachel Bloom]] as [[Annette (therapist)|Annette]]<br/>[[Fiona Shaw]] as Mrs. McCormick | + | |guests= [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Harm]]<br>[[Rachel Bloom]] as [[Annette (therapist)|Annette]]<br/>[[Fiona Shaw]] as [[Mrs. McCormick]] |
| − | |showrunner= | + | |showrunner= Matt Selman |
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| − | |writer= [[Dan Vebber]] | + | |corunner= Tim Long |
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| + | |director= [[Chris Clements]] | ||
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| − | '''"The Flandshees of Innersimpson"''' is the | + | '''"The Flandshees of Innersimpson"''' is the fifteenth episode of [[season 36]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred eighty-third episode overall. It originally aired on March 30, [[2025]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Vebber]] and directed by [[Chris Clements]]. It guest stars [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Harm]], [[Rachel Bloom]] as [[Annette (therapist)|Annette]], and [[Fiona Shaw]] as [[Mrs. McCormick]]. |
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | {{Desc|[[Bart]] dips his toe into the world of celebrity DJ-ing, and [[Homer]] finally pushes [[Ned Flanders|Flanders]] too far. | + | {{Desc|[[Bart]] dips his toe into the world of celebrity DJ-ing, and [[Homer]] finally pushes [[Ned Flanders|Flanders]] too far.}} |
| + | ==Plot== | ||
| + | The [[Simpson family]] is on a trip and [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] notice all the weird names on billboards on the road, and [[Lisa]] points out that they're all DJs and how they all make a fortune and can buy residencies and mansions to their family. Later that night, Homer wakes Bart up to start his DJ carreer. This wakes up both Marge and [[Maggie]] and Homer creates a box so Maggie can sleep, but Marge protests that he can't DJ in their basement, so Bart starts DJing on the treehouse. | ||
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| + | During the party [[Ned]] intervenes asking them to quiet it down, to which Homer declines, and Bart just records Ned's phrase and adds it to the mix. The next morning, Ned has bought noise-cancelling headphones for him and the kids, but Homer steals them, while [[Mrs. McCormick]] warns Homer that dark times shall come to [[Evergreen Terrace]] before the end of the year. At the next night's party, Bart doesn't drop the beat and the next morning the whole backyard is destroyed. | ||
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| + | Bart announces to Homer that he gives up on DJing and Homer's dream is crushed, but when he confesses he stole Ned's headphones, Marge tells him to give them back. When Homer opens the door he finds Ned that gives him the last thing he never borrowed to Homer, gives it to him and states that he'll never speak to him again. Homer cheers to the news while Mrs. McCormick warns them that dark times have come. At night, Homer declares he won't let Ned win and that he'll speak to him again. | ||
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| + | Homer tries everything, and three silent months later, at [[Springfield Mall]], Homer enters [[The Leftorium]] with fake mustaches, but Ned sees through his disguise and pulls over [[Squeaky-voiced teen]] to talk to him. Three more months later, Homer steals [[Jesus]] from Ned's nativity scene, but Ned has a backup Jesus instead. Three more months later, at [[Springfield Elementary]], Homer even tries a chorus to have Ned talk to him, but Ned refuses once more. Marge seeing Homer's distress, goes to [[744 Evergreen Terrace|his house]] and tries to discuss the situation, to which Ned shows her a slides presentation on their history together. | ||
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| + | Later, Marge suggests the only way to fix it is for him to apologize, and Homer starts writing a letter of apology, taking many takes, and eventually Lisa finds out it's good. Homer delivers it to the house and the next morning, they hear noises in the house and find it empty, having being burgled, but they find out that Ned had claimed back all the items in the house, stuff that Homer had borrowed. He didn't accept the apology because the letter made him realize he was not too dumb to know better but quite the contrary and having done all that stuff anyway. | ||
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| + | Ned is destroying every item he borrowed them, including the couch, and to stop him, Homer crashes his car on Ned's, and they start a car fight. They end up in the [[Springfield County Court House|Courthouse]] and [[Constance Harm|Judge Harm]] condamns them to 100 hours of couple counseling at the [[Mental Health Barn]], where [[Annette (therapist)|Annette]] is the therapist, but when she sees that talking does nothing, she proposes U-completeamine psychedelic drug instead. | ||
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| + | The drug shows them hallucinations of them as famous duos, matryoshkas, stars, and armies fighting each other causing deaths. When they enter each other's castle however, they see that Ned's head has a shrine for Homer and Homer has a shrine for Ned. In the end they see each other's point of view and what they really wanted, a status quo. In the end they hug and reconcile, though Homer never learns as he steals Ned's newspaper the next morning, but he has a present for him, giving him his sweater back, though enlarged by him wearing it. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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== Promotional video == | == Promotional video == | ||
*{{Youtube|qDIX3D1XQXo|The Simpsons Returns Next Sunday on FOX!}} | *{{Youtube|qDIX3D1XQXo|The Simpsons Returns Next Sunday on FOX!}} | ||
| + | *{{Instagram|DH1TEG5p4T4|DJ Bart’s taking requests, what do you want to hear? #TheSimpsons returns with a new episode tonight at 8/7c on #FOX! Mashup by @hoodinternet.}} | ||
{{Season 36}} | {{Season 36}} | ||
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[[Category:Episodes written by Dan Vebber]] | [[Category:Episodes written by Dan Vebber]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Episodes directed by Chris Clements]] | ||
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Episode Information
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"The Flandshees of Innersimpson" is the fifteenth episode of season 36 of The Simpsons and the seven hundred eighty-third episode overall. It originally aired on March 30, 2025. The episode was written by Dan Vebber and directed by Chris Clements. It guest stars Jane Kaczmarek as Judge Harm, Rachel Bloom as Annette, and Fiona Shaw as Mrs. McCormick.
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Synopsis[edit]
Plot[edit]
The Simpson family is on a trip and Marge and Homer notice all the weird names on billboards on the road, and Lisa points out that they're all DJs and how they all make a fortune and can buy residencies and mansions to their family. Later that night, Homer wakes Bart up to start his DJ carreer. This wakes up both Marge and Maggie and Homer creates a box so Maggie can sleep, but Marge protests that he can't DJ in their basement, so Bart starts DJing on the treehouse.
During the party Ned intervenes asking them to quiet it down, to which Homer declines, and Bart just records Ned's phrase and adds it to the mix. The next morning, Ned has bought noise-cancelling headphones for him and the kids, but Homer steals them, while Mrs. McCormick warns Homer that dark times shall come to Evergreen Terrace before the end of the year. At the next night's party, Bart doesn't drop the beat and the next morning the whole backyard is destroyed.
Bart announces to Homer that he gives up on DJing and Homer's dream is crushed, but when he confesses he stole Ned's headphones, Marge tells him to give them back. When Homer opens the door he finds Ned that gives him the last thing he never borrowed to Homer, gives it to him and states that he'll never speak to him again. Homer cheers to the news while Mrs. McCormick warns them that dark times have come. At night, Homer declares he won't let Ned win and that he'll speak to him again.
Homer tries everything, and three silent months later, at Springfield Mall, Homer enters The Leftorium with fake mustaches, but Ned sees through his disguise and pulls over Squeaky-voiced teen to talk to him. Three more months later, Homer steals Jesus from Ned's nativity scene, but Ned has a backup Jesus instead. Three more months later, at Springfield Elementary, Homer even tries a chorus to have Ned talk to him, but Ned refuses once more. Marge seeing Homer's distress, goes to his house and tries to discuss the situation, to which Ned shows her a slides presentation on their history together.
Later, Marge suggests the only way to fix it is for him to apologize, and Homer starts writing a letter of apology, taking many takes, and eventually Lisa finds out it's good. Homer delivers it to the house and the next morning, they hear noises in the house and find it empty, having being burgled, but they find out that Ned had claimed back all the items in the house, stuff that Homer had borrowed. He didn't accept the apology because the letter made him realize he was not too dumb to know better but quite the contrary and having done all that stuff anyway.
Ned is destroying every item he borrowed them, including the couch, and to stop him, Homer crashes his car on Ned's, and they start a car fight. They end up in the Courthouse and Judge Harm condamns them to 100 hours of couple counseling at the Mental Health Barn, where Annette is the therapist, but when she sees that talking does nothing, she proposes U-completeamine psychedelic drug instead.
The drug shows them hallucinations of them as famous duos, matryoshkas, stars, and armies fighting each other causing deaths. When they enter each other's castle however, they see that Ned's head has a shrine for Homer and Homer has a shrine for Ned. In the end they see each other's point of view and what they really wanted, a status quo. In the end they hug and reconcile, though Homer never learns as he steals Ned's newspaper the next morning, but he has a present for him, giving him his sweater back, though enlarged by him wearing it.
Gallery[edit]
Promotional video[edit]
The Simpsons Returns Next Sunday on FOX! at YouTube
DJ Bart’s taking requests, what do you want to hear? #TheSimpsons returns with a new episode tonight at 8/7c on #FOX! Mashup by @hoodinternet. at Instagram
