When the town of Springfield discovers that Ned and Edna have secretly gotten hitched, Marge offers to throw them a congratulatory reception. However, bringing everyone together makes them all realize that no marriage is perfect. Meanwhile, Edna tries to help Ned’s children become more socially acceptable by changing some of the rules.

But with Homer‘s story, it was the guest appearance of Bryan Cranston who played the role of Cain. He was a light in a story that some may have considered to be dull. But Homer sort of turned him into an agent all because of his head injury. He now had an imaginary friend that he was always talking to but Marge did not seem to care.

But his malaise made him look and sound matured and even acted it. But he was still not himself although it does seem to point out that there is yet hope for Homer because some of what was seen here should be hidden somewhere. And there was nothing really bad with his story line although the second one seemed funnier.

It was another Parody and Bart after watching a documentary about a fast food chain that showcased a star blowing up after feeding on their food alone in thirty days, he gets an idea to make Nelson fat through fast food. They made a satire of not just the original satire but of the ever increasing case of child obesity in America.

They managed to take a very issue and still make people laugh and kudos must go to the writers for this. It was the secondary story that brought up more laughs. In the show and it made it end on a high. It was an interesting episode of the show.

‘The New Girl’ actress will reprise her role as Mary Spuckler who almost married 10-year-old Bart in Season 19.

In the episode, which is rumoured to be similar to ‘High Fidelity’, Bart will track down his ex-girlfriends.

The remaining three guest stars are: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Sarah Silverman and Anne Hathaway.

Speaking on the upcoming episode ‘The Simpons‘ writer Tim Long says: “It was a way to acknowledge that for a 10-year-old boy, Bart has gotten a lot of action.

“We thought it might be fun to borrow/pay homage to/steal an idea from ‘High Fidelity’ and have him go on a romantic pilgrimage and visit the girls that he dated and try to figure out how the hell he screwed things up with each of them. I don’t want to give away too much, but he realises that maybe there’s something wrong with him after all.”

The episode will see Bart visiting Gina (Gellar), Darcy (Portman), Jenny (Hathaway), Nikki (Silverman) and finally Mary (Deschanel) only to learn that Mary has moved to New York.

Then he develops feelings for Mary and thinks he wants her back.

On resemblance to another ‘The Simpons’ episode ‘High Fidelity’, Tim Long says: “Any resemblance between this episode and Breakfast at Tiffany’s is completely coincidental.”

The most anticipated guest star of this season is Lady Gaga, who is scheduled to appear on the 20 May finale.

Later, Homer is knocked off a ladder and suffers a concussion on the job, leaving him out of work for six weeks. Instead of telling Marge, Homer decides to use the time to learn how to become a better husband with the help of someone whom he believes is Stradivarius Cain.

The episode starts by having Bart going through some trouble having some kind of pre-adolescent ennui, as he feels that each day is like the day before it, this leads him to doing crazy stuff that he has never done before in order to escape the routine activities of his daily life. So he starts doing extreme things and crazy things, even crazier than the usual stunts that Bart tends to do. This leads him to convincing his family to give up their possessions in order to go in a family trip where the whole family would be together in a vacation. Despite the fact that Homer did his best to explain to Bart the risks and dangers of having a family together in a vacation, but the vacation turns out to be the best thing they did, as the trip went greatly for the weird family. Of course all of this fun and great moments between the family members helped increase the romance and the martial love between the two spouses, Marge ad Homer. But of course, things never lasts this way, especially on The Simpsons, as Bart steps in to ruin everything and turn it to the show that we expect from The Simpsons. Bart start to do what he does best, he starts to do his devious pranks this time it wasn’t for the sake of producing some chaos for the sake of it, but this time he did it for a honest reason, he wanted this family vacation to last more, so all his pranks were aimed to prolong this trip so he can enjoy this time for a longer time.

Low on cash, the only way they can go is if each family member sells one valuable. Once they’re away, Bart is determined to make the vacation last forever. So he comes up with a plan to make sure they never have to return home.

On the 30th of April, Cate Blanchet will be making an appearance in ‘Family Guy’ where she will be lending her voice to the female character that caught the eyes of Stewie who is played by Seth MacFarlane.

Whoopi Goldberg would be appearing in ‘Glee‘ as a dean. Justin Long will on the 1st of May appear in ‘New Girl’. Singer Fergie, Rashida Jones and Glee’s Darren Criss will be in ‘The Cleveland Show’ on the 29th of April. May 21 will also witness the final episode of the show ‘House’. It is going to be two hours long.

The season 3 finale of ‘Glee’ will be aired a day later where the class of 2012 will be graduating. Season 11 finale of ‘American Idol’ would be aired the next day and the idol would be crowned on that day.

While some familiarity is unavoidable when you are running a show like ‘Simpsons’, it’s necessary to keep it at minimum with constant influx of fresh ideas.

Take this week’s episode for instance. It’s titled ‘Beware My Cheating Bart’ and it’s awfully similar to another episode titled ‘New Kid on the Black’ aired a couple of seasons ago.

In that episode a girl named Laura had a crush on 10-year-old Bart. Laura was older than Bart, she was Jimbo’s girlfriend and tougher.

Now look at Shauna’s profile, who fall in for Bart on this episode. She is older, she is Jimbo’s girlfriend and she is tougher.

Needless to add there are some major differences, nevertheless, the similarities are stark. And the most shocking, and unfunny, scene of the episode involves Shauna taking up her t-shirt to show a 10-year-old kid her breast.

She is a mature girl and Bart still hasn’t entered his teenage. So it comes as a big shock. The girl lacks in self-esteem. If not, how else would you explain agreeing to making out with a child. Bart didn’t look amused. On the other hand, he was slightly disturbed at the sight. The whole incident is unbelievable. In comparison, Laura and Bart’s transient infatuation was more innocent and credible.

Elsewhere, Homer‘s obsession with a television programme throws critical light on the prevalent tendency in contemporary society to build elaborate mythology around television shows and create extreme fan groups to live in that fictional world. He very well sums it up when he says: “Wait a minute! That flashback raised more questions than it answered.

Meanwhile, Homer is persuaded to buy a state-of-the-art treadmill, fully equipped with a television. When Lisa shows Homer that he can access television shows wirelessly, he develops an obsession with watching an old television show from the treadmill, but not actually working out, until Marge decides to intervene.

After all the other workers were fired because their health becomes a lawful obligation for Mr. Burns, the power flower is run by a lot of highly-advanced devices. A completely timed final word to Mr. Burns gets Homer the only human job eventually left (leaving inadequate Smithers to show primary school). However, Homer gets a bad case of solitude and chooses to do a little re-training.

Once he is able to connect vocally with the robots, Spiner’s amazing dull begins to bring some much required spontaneity to the show. As Star Trek’s operating system Information, Spiner designed an enjoyable personality who regularly tried to fit into the human world and eventually won in obtaining feelings. His time as Information included spontaneity to that tv sequence and did the same to the show.

The best scene was the football activity, because it engaged Spiner’s robot using sensible thinking to produce the most enjoyable wrinkles. When Homer tries to say he’s the specific gamer for the group, taking all the changes at bat, the robot responds: “A specific gamer corrupts the cleanliness of an otherwise stylish activity.

The line is led by the appearance of Bart and Milhouse, who are both willing to be a part of the overall activity. A fast check out of the two shows that Bart is the outstanding gamer, resulting in this crazy exchange:

Milhouse: My heart makes up for my disadvantages, like Rudy!

Robot: Rudy was only put in at the end of a useless activity.

Admittedly, there were some excellent The Simpsons quotations, but the overall show observed too much on Homer’s absurdity. For example, in order to continue consuming alcohol before side of the robots, he chooses to lobotimize them using a powered routine. It becomes aggravating to look at, because we’ve seen it so many times before. An identical show including revolting robots, the traditional “Itchy & Itches Area,” was an excellent parody of the movie Westworld.