The Simpsons season 28 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Homer uses the Choremonkey app to avoid household tasks, leading to Marge's displeasure. He hires Heisman winner Matt Leinart to play catch with Bart, causing a rift between father and son. Homer's neglect of Bart and visit to his father, Abe, who's expecting another child, prompts reflection. Realizing his shortcomings, Homer mends his relationship with Bart,
Full Episode S28E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Choremonkey app used for in the episode?
Choremonkey is an app that Homer uses to hire people to do his chores.
Why does Homer watch "Outstanding College Mascot Fights"?
Homer watches it for entertainment, particularly enjoying the mascot battles.
Who does Homer hire to play catch with Bart?
Homer hires Heisman Trophy-winner Matt Leinart.
What video do Homer and Bart try to create?
They attempt to create a funny video for "America's Funniest Home Videos."
Why does Homer visit his father Abe?
Homer visits Abe to discuss his concerns about Abe becoming a father again.
What issue does Homer face with his son Bart?
Homer feels neglected and replaced as Bart enjoys spending time with Matt Leinart more.
How does Homer resolve his issue with Bart?
Homer realizes his neglect and makes an effort to mend their relationship.
What is the significance of the Choremonkey app in the episode?
The Choremonkey app symbolizes Homer's reliance on others for tasks and his eventual realization of the importance of personal relationships.
Who is Matt Leinart in the context of the episode?
Matt Leinart is a former football player who Homer hires to bond with Bart.
How does Bart react to Homer's efforts to bond with him?
Initially, Bart prefers spending time with Matt Leinart, but later reconciles with Homer.
What lesson does Homer learn by the end of the episode?
Homer learns the importance of personal involvement and bonding with his family.
Does Abe become a father again?
No, Abe celebrates not having to raise another child.
How does Homer's relationship with his own father impact the episode?
It highlights generational patterns and the importance of breaking negative cycles in family relationships.
What role does the professional negotiator play in Homer and Marge's argument?
The negotiator is brought in by Homer to effectively argue on his behalf with Marge.
What is the outcome of Homer and Bart's relationship by the end of the episode?
Their relationship improves as they acknowledge and appreciate each other as father and son.
