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'''"Werking Mom"'''<ref name="XABF21"/> is an upcoming [[season 30]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It will air sometime in [[2018]] or [[2019]]. | '''"Werking Mom"'''<ref name="XABF21"/> is an upcoming [[season 30]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It will air sometime in [[2018]] or [[2019]]. | ||
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| + | [[Marge]] starts selling "tubberware" but she's not very good at it. [[Julio]] gives her a makeover to boost her confidence and she becomes successful, not realizing everyone thinks she's a drag queen. The sub-plot is a parody of {{w|Amélie}}, where [[Lisa]] does little things to make people happy.<ref name="RuPaul"/> | ||
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"Werking Mom"
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Episode Information
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"Werking Mom"[1] is an upcoming season 30 episode of The Simpsons. It will air sometime in 2018 or 2019.
Synopsis
Marge starts selling "tubberware" but she's not very good at it. Julio gives her a makeover to boost her confidence and she becomes successful, not realizing everyone thinks she's a drag queen. The sub-plot is a parody of Amélie, where Lisa does little things to make people happy.[2]
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