Homer the Great - Recap

The plumber comes by the Simpson household to fix the leak in the basement, but apparently, can’t get the right tools. Next, while on a regular day to work, Homer notices that Lenny and Carl have been getting better things than he has. He decides to stalk them by using a dripping can of paint from their car, only to find that they are members of an ancient mystic society known as the Stonecutters. While trying to spy on them from above, the glass he is lying on shatters, making him plunge into the presence of the Stonecutters, and getting thrown out. The next day, Homer questions Lenny and Carl on how to get in, and they say the only way in is to be the son of a Stonecutter, or save the life of a Stonecutter. After an attempt to “save” Lenny’s life, Homer feels upset, until he finds out that Grandpa is a Stonecutter, and is finally initiated. After a round of rousing with his newly found friends, he desecrates the Sacred Parchment, banishing him from the Stonecutters forever. As his final punishment, he must walk home naked, dragging behind him the Stone of Shame. But when the leader sees a birthmark of a Stonecutter symbol on Homer, he makes him the Chosen One, the person to lead the Stonecutters to glory. But after getting a little too carried away with his new power, the other Stonecutters disband and create a new club, the ancient mystic Society of No Homers. In the final scene, Homer tries to re-enact the Civil War with Colobus monkeys, but it is of no use. Marge then tells him he is already part of a very exclusive club, which is the family Simpson.

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