The Simpsons season 30 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Homer's uneventful evening takes a turn when Marge urgently leaves to tend to her dying aunt, entrusting him with household duties and making him promise not to watch "Odder Stuff" on Netflix. Tempted by a Netflix manifestation, Homer breaks this promise. Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa participate in Krusty's toy-grabbing contest. To win back Marge's trust, Homer learns to dance, leading to a romantic reconciliation through a surprise dance, which Bart, focused on the contest, misses. The episode wraps up with family reflections and a humorous dessert focus.
Full Episode S30E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Marge have to leave suddenly?
Marge's Aunt Eunice was dying, necessitating her immediate departure.
What did Homer promise Marge regarding the TV show "Odder Stuff"?
Homer promised not to watch the new season of "Odder Stuff" on Netflix until Marge returned.
How did Homer react to Marge's departure?
Homer initially celebrated not having to go with Marge but struggled with household responsibilities in her absence.
Who tempted Homer to watch "Odder Stuff"?
Ted Sarandos, a manifestation of Netflix algorithms, tempted Homer to watch the show.
What was the consequence of Homer watching "Odder Stuff" without Marge?
Marge discovered Homer's betrayal, leading to an argument and her feeling deeply hurt.
What was Krusty's Toy Trample contest?
Krusty's Toy Trample contest allowed children to grab as many toys as they could in a store, with the winner keeping their haul.
How did Homer try to redeem himself with Marge?
Homer took dancing lessons to impress and reconnect with Marge.
Did Bart win the Toy Trample contest?
Yes, Bart won the contest using a trick.
What was the significant moment that Bart missed between his parents?
Bart missed a romantic and rekindling dance between Homer and Marge.
How did the episode end?
The episode concluded with a focus on desserts, following a humorous exchange.