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Simpsons Season 17 - 15 - Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife "Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife" is an episode of The Simpsons, that aired on March 26, (More) "Homer Simpson, This is Your Wife" is an episode of The Simpsons, that aired on March 26, 2006. It is the fifteenth episode of the show's seventeenth season. Ricky Gervais wrote the episode, making him the first guest star to ever be credited with writing an episode of The Simpsons.++++++++++++++++++Plot Lenny invites practically everyone in town to a party at his apartment, where he tells them that he is dying to tell them that he has adopted a new faith in the form of a brand new plasma screen TV. Homer immediately falls in love with its high-definition picture, and begins to spend all his time at Lenny's house watching TV; Marge sends over the kids to bring him back, but they too become enthralled. Eventually, Homer is kicked out of Lenny's, and when he gets back home, he no longer enjoys watching his usual CRT TV. Marge tells him that she entered them into a contest where first prize is a plasma screen TV. Later, they get a call and learn that, instead of first prize ("No. No one wins that."), they won third prize a trip to the Fox Studio Network (no expenses paid). While there, Homer learns of a reality show called "Mother Flippers" (similar to Wife Swap and Trading Spouses), the grand prize of which just happens to be enough money to buy a new plasma screen TV. The show's executives ask Homer if he is all right with them filming his intimate moments; he agrees immediately, showing them a DVD for "Homer Gone Wild" with his chest crossed out with a black line. Marge also agrees, though reluctantly, and is filmed doing several takes of "I'll do it!". When they get back to Springfield, the show begins. Marge is traded to a nice, easygoing man named Charles Heathbar and his perfect son, while Homer gets Charles' very strict wife, Verity. Charles seems to be the classic hen-pecked husband, and is surprised to see that Marge is extremely understanding and nice. Marge enjoys her time with Charles, while he begins to develop a crush on her. Meanwhile, Homer, Bart, and Lisa are having major troubles with Verity, who continues to discipline them and object to everything they do. She makes homework out of "Itchy and Scratchy" for Bart after Bart didn't do the washing-up though she said that Bart mustn't watch the TV before the washing-up is done - actually it is done by Santa's Little Helper by licking the dishes and then dishes are given to Maggie, who then throws dishes out on stairs, breaking them. Verity didn't call this a "washing-up". Bart also tell her that "it's no reason to punish him, because Marge says that Bart wouldn't learn of his errors". Verity also asks Homer for his "synopsis" of CSI: Miami, but Homer was sleeping and when he woke up, the TV was showing Alias. Charles writes a love song for Marge (with guitar accompaniment), who seems completely oblivious to him until he comes out and tells her that he is in love with her. She explains to him that she loves Homer, and she tells him that he should tell his wife how he feels. He agrees, and decides to take her back to Homer and then get rid of Verity. When they get back to Springfield, Homer and the kids are ecstatic to see Marge. However, Verity has decided to leave him first, and she has already found a new partner: Patty (thinking that she is a man). They were brought together by their hatred for Homer. Homer threatens to vote No on Proposition 38 (for adoption by same-sex couples), but a little arm-twisting by Patty brings him in line and makes him admit that he does not vote because the booth is up a slope. In the end, Homer plays on the guitar, expressing his undying love for his new plasma TV and (to a lesser extent) Marge. (Less)
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