The Simpsons season 14 episode 21 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In "The Simpsons: The Bart of War," Bart and Milhouse's mischief in Flanders' house leads to increased adult supervision. Homer initially leads Bart's new group, the Pre-Teen Braves, in uninspired activities. Marge takes over, focusing on community service, but their efforts are overshadowed by the rival Cavalry Kids. A competitive candy-selling contest escalates into a brawl at a baseball game. The conflict ends with a reflective moment and a communal singing of "O Canada," highlighting the futility of their rivalry.

Full Episode S14E21 Recap

### The Simpsons: The Bart of War - **Scene: The Simpsons' Living Room** - The family watches a parody show featuring Steve Guttenberg, Calista Flockhart, and a character named Farty the robot. - Bart and Lisa comment on the show's content and animation style. - **Scene: Flanders' House** - Bart and Milhouse, after chasing a fly, enter Ned Flanders' house uninvited. - They engage in various mischiefs, like adjusting the light switch and making homemade peanut butter. - Discovering Ned's Beatles memorabilia, they drink a novelty Beatles beverage, which makes them sick. - **Scene: Outside Flanders' House** - Ned and the boys return to find their house in disarray. - Ned panics and ushers Rod and Todd to their panic room. - The police arrive, suspecting a break-in, and find Bart and Milhouse. - **Scene: Police Station** - Chief Wiggum discusses the situation with Ned and Homer, suggesting the boys need more supervision. - **Scene: Simpsons' Living Room** - Marge and Homer decide to enroll Bart in a supervised activity. - They choose "The Pre-Teen Braves" for Bart. - **Scene: The Pre-Teen Braves Meeting** - Homer takes charge of the group, giving the boys uninspired tribal names. - The activities include watching TV and a botched attempt at a nature-inspired football game. - **Scene: Marge's Leadership** - Marge takes over the leadership of the Pre-Teen Braves, organizing a nature walk and a field cleanup. - Their efforts are overshadowed by the Cavalry Kids, another youth group, who take credit for the clean field. - **Scene: Candy Selling Contest** - The Pre-Teen Braves and Cavalry Kids compete in a candy selling contest to win a prize. - The contest heats up with both groups employing various tactics. - **Scene: Baseball Game** - At a baseball game, a prank by the Pre-Teen Braves backfires, leading to a massive brawl involving the adults. - **Scene: Resolution** - Marge, upset by the violence, cries, prompting a moment of reflection. - The crowd eventually calms down and sings "O Canada," promoting peace. - The episode concludes with a message about the futility of war.

Frequently Asked Questions

What show do the Simpsons watch that features Steve Guttenberg and Calista Flockhart?

They watch a parody show with Steve Guttenberg, Calista Flockhart, and a character named Farty the robot.

How do Bart and Milhouse end up in Flanders' house?

They chase a fly into Ned Flanders' house.

What do Bart and Milhouse do in Ned Flanders' house?

They engage in various mischiefs like adjusting the light switch, making homemade peanut butter, and drinking a Beatles novelty beverage.

What group does Homer decide to lead for Bart?

Homer decides to lead "The Pre-Teen Braves" group.

What activities do the Pre-Teen Braves initially do under Homer's leadership?

They watch TV and attempt a nature-inspired football game.

Who takes over the leadership of the Pre-Teen Braves from Homer?

Marge takes over the leadership.

What community service activity do the Pre-Teen Braves undertake under Marge's leadership?

They organize a nature walk and clean up a field.

Who are the Cavalry Kids?

The Cavalry Kids are another youth group that competes with the Pre-Teen Braves.

What contest do the Pre-Teen Braves and Cavalry Kids compete in?

They compete in a candy selling contest to win a prize as honorary batboys at a baseball game.

What happens at the baseball game involving the Pre-Teen Braves?

A prank by the Pre-Teen Braves backfires, leading to a brawl among the adults.

How is the conflict at the baseball game resolved?

Marge's emotional reaction leads to a moment of reflection, and the crowd sings "O Canada," promoting peace.

The Simpsons season 14 episode 21

The Bart of War