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Clay Roberts is a wrestling coach.

When Ned, Rod, and Todd moved to Humbleton, Pennsylvania, Clay Roberts moved into 744 Evergreen Terrace. Marge made Homer go and introduce himself to the new neighbor, wanting Homer to get along with him better than he had gotten along with Ned. Clay introduced himself as a wrestling coach before putting down a new doormat that said "ring bell for free ass kicking", intimidating Homer.

When Marge was trying to get Maggie to settle down for a nap, Clay started playing loud music in his backyard. Homer went to ask him to turn it down, but Clay refused and instead made Homer hype him up during his workout. Later, when Homer was watching television, his power suddenly went out. Homer left to investigate and found Clay cutting down trees in his yard, with one knocking out the power lines. Homer complained about this and asked how he was supposed to eat without watching television. Clay poked Homer's belly and told him that he wouldn't starve, mocking him. Clay then told Homer that he had borrowed gas from Homer's car. Homer reminisced about borrowing that gas from Flanders' car and realized that he missed his former neighbor. Homer then realized that he had made a huge mistake by making Ned leave town...

Today is November 2.

On this day...

1944: Michael Buffer, announcer and guest star, was born.
1992: "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie" aired for the first time.
1992: The Last Butterfinger aired for the first time.
1997: "The Cartridge Family" aired for the first time.
1999: Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons was released.
2003: "Treehouse of Horror XIV" aired for the first time.
- Season 15 started.
2007: The Simpsons Game was released in the UK.
2008: "Treehouse of Horror XIX" aired for the first time.
2014: "Opposites A-Frack" aired for the first time.
2025: "Bad Boys... for Life?" aired for the first time.

"Home Away from Homer" is the twentieth episode of broadcast season 16 of The Simpsons and the three hundred fifty-fifth episode overall. It originally aired on May 15, 2005. The episode was written by Joel H. Cohen and directed by Bob Anderson. It guest stars Jason Bateman as himself.

Needing some extra money, Ned Flanders unknowingly invites two softcore porn actresses to rent his spare room. The humiliation he feels causes him to move to Humbleton, Pennsylvania, where Ned's favorite figurines are made. Meanwhile, a sports coach moves into Flanders' house and causes havoc for the Simpsons...

Name: "Testing 1-2-3"
Date: November 1, 2026

Humble Figurines are a series of collectible figurines manufactured at the Humble Figurine Factory in Humbleton, Pennsylvania.

Ned Flanders saw the "Summer Dreamin'" figurine in Parade magazine and decided to get it. He then became enamored with the figurines and started to collect them. He had several displayed on a shelf in the open but also had a lot more hidden on shelves behind a curtain in his living room. However, at some point, Homer had entered his house and broken all of them, leaving only a note saying "my bad."

When Ned became upset at the whole town laughing at him for allowing two softcore porn actresses, Katja and Vicki, to livestream from his spare bedroom, Ned decided to leave town after seeing the "Room for One More" figurine and discovering that they were created in Humbleton, Pennsylvania. He, Rod, and Todd moved to the town where everyone resembled Humble Figurines. Ned got a job at the Humble Figurine Factory, but was told that he would have to shave his mustache. The supervisor made him wear a mask to cover his mustache until he shaved it. Ned refused to shave his mustache and went around town flaunting it, upsetting the people of Humbleton. Ned's attitude resulted in him getting presented with a "You're on Thin Ice" figurine. Eventually, Ned decided to move back to Springfield due to the hostility of the people of Humbleton...

"You wear a bathing suit in the bathtub?"
―Homer Simpson
"Yeah, so I can't see my own shrinky dink."
―Ned Flanders
"Makes sense."
―Homer Simpson^[src]