The Simpsons season 31 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Springfield, a new, inclusive preacher arrives, captivating Lisa and causing Reverend Lovejoy to lose his job. The preacher's past act of burning a Bible is revealed, sparking controversy and division in the community. Despite some support, he decides to leave, disheartened by the town's response but hopeful for change. The episode highlights themes of faith, acceptance, and the struggle with new perspectives in a traditional setting.
Full Episode S31E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the new preacher in Springfield?
A charismatic and inclusive preacher who aims to unite people of all faiths.
Why does Reverend Lovejoy lose his job?
Due to the arrival of the new preacher, who attracts more people to church with his inclusive approach.
What does Lisa think of the new preacher?
She is captivated and admires him greatly, feeling a strong connection to his message.
What controversial act from the preacher's past is revealed?
He burned a Bible when he was younger.
How does the community react to the preacher's controversial past?
The town is divided, with some members feeling betrayed and others standing by him.
What is Reverend Lovejoy's stance on the new preacher?
He disapproves of the preacher's inclusive beliefs and tries to expose him.
Why does the preacher decide to leave Springfield?
Due to the controversy and division caused by the revelation of his past actions.
How does Lisa feel after the preacher leaves?
She is disappointed and loses faith in the community's openness and acceptance.
What themes does this episode explore?
Faith, acceptance, forgiveness, and the challenge of embracing new ideas in a traditional community.
