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"Holidays of Future Passed" is an episode of Season 23 that aired on December 11, 2011. It was written by J. Stewart Burns and directed by Rob Oliver.
Synopsis
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and the Simpsons flash-forward thirty years to find themselves in a tech-savvy, futuristic Springfield. Bart and Lisa have children of their own and decide to spend the holidays as one big family at Homer and Marge’s house. Lisa and Bart turn to Homer and Marge for parenting advice and begin to realize that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.[1]
Plot
The episode is set in Christmas 30 years in the future, where Homer and Marge are empty nesters and Bart, Lisa and Maggie bring their own kids over to see Homer and Marge for Christmas.[2]
Bart is now a "lousy, deadbeat dad who actually lives in the school, which is now condos, and Skinner is his landlord."[3] Bart has had two kids and is divorced and Lisa is married to Milhouse.[4] Adult Bart and Lisa get drunk in the Treehouse, talking about their family.[5]
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