The Simpsons season 4 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Homer Simpson chooses to skip church, enjoying a leisurely day at home. His decision leads to a dream where God seemingly supports his choice. Meanwhile, Marge and the kids endure a frigid church service. Homer's newfound disregard for church causes tension with Marge, but his attitude changes after a house fire, where neighbor Ned Flanders saves him. This act of kindness prompts Homer to return to church, albeit sleepily. The episode closes with Homer seeking life's meaning from God, only to be left hanging.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why doesn't Homer want to go to church?
Homer finds it too cold and is tired of the same argument every Sunday.
What does Homer enjoy about his day off from church?
He relishes simple pleasures like making moon waffles and winning a radio contest.
Who does Homer have a dream about while skipping church?
Homer dreams about God, who affirms his decision to skip church.
What is Homer's argument against going to church?
Homer questions the need for attending a specific building and ponders the risk of choosing the wrong religion.
How does the community react to Homer's absence from church?
Reverend Lovejoy and Ned Flanders try to persuade him to return, and Homer encounters various religious figures.
What incident leads Homer to reevaluate his beliefs?
A fire at his home, from which Ned Flanders saves him, leads Homer to reconsider his stance on church.
Does Homer return to church after the fire incident?
Yes, Homer agrees to return to church but falls asleep during the service.
What final question does Homer ask God?
Homer asks God about the meaning of life.
