The Simpsons season 28 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Springfield, safety concerns lead to the shutdown of peewee football, sparking a debate for a safer sport. Kirk Van Houten suggests lacrosse, eventually convincing the community. Homer Simpson, reluctantly co-coaching with Kirk, finds the kids excelling in the sport. Kirk reveals his failed lacrosse career, adding depth to his character. As they prep for a championship, Homer's forced friendship with Kirk leads to tension. Kirk disappears, feeling betrayed by Homer. Found in a strip club, Kirk returns, and their team wins the championship, mending Homer and Kirk's relationship.
Full Episode S28E06 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was Springfield's peewee football program shut down?
Due to concerns about concussions and head injuries.
Who proposed lacrosse as an alternative sport?
Kirk Van Houten.
Why was Homer Simpson reluctant to coach lacrosse?
He was initially disinterested and unfamiliar with the sport.
What was Kirk Van Houten's background in lacrosse?
He was a star player in college and had been drafted to play professionally.
How did Springfield's lacrosse team perform in the tournament?
They excelled, winning every game and advancing to the championship.
What caused Kirk Van Houten to disappear before the championship?
He felt betrayed by Homer Simpson, who pretended to be his friend.
Where did Homer find Kirk?
In a strip club.
How did Homer and Kirk make it back to the championship game?
They were helped by workers from the strip club.
What was the outcome of the lacrosse championship game?
Springfield's team won the championship.
Did Homer and Kirk resolve their differences?
Yes, Homer expressed respect for Kirk, and they shared a moment of camaraderie.