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"'''How I Spent My Strummer Vacation'''" is the second episode of [[Season 14]]. The episode first aired on November 10, 2002. The episode was written by [[Mike Scully]] and directed by [[Mike B. Anderson]]. [[wikipedia:Elvis Costello|Elvis Costello]], [[wikipedia:Mick Jagger|Mick Jagger]], [[wikipedia:Lenny Kravitz|Lenny Kravitz]], [[wikipedia:Tom Petty|Tom Petty]], [[wikipedia:Keith Richards|Keith Richards]] and [[wikipedia:Brian Setzer|Brian Setzer]] guest starred as themselves. | "'''How I Spent My Strummer Vacation'''" is the second episode of [[Season 14]]. The episode first aired on November 10, 2002. The episode was written by [[Mike Scully]] and directed by [[Mike B. Anderson]]. [[wikipedia:Elvis Costello|Elvis Costello]], [[wikipedia:Mick Jagger|Mick Jagger]], [[wikipedia:Lenny Kravitz|Lenny Kravitz]], [[wikipedia:Tom Petty|Tom Petty]], [[wikipedia:Keith Richards|Keith Richards]] and [[wikipedia:Brian Setzer|Brian Setzer]] guest starred as themselves. | ||
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| − | The family gets very angry at [[Homer]] after he rants about how annoying his family can be on public television and as the tension builds up, they realize that he is stressed out and sad that he could never realize his childhood dream of becoming a rockstar, so they send him to a [[wikipedia:Rolling Stones|Rolling Stones]] hosted "rockstar" camp, where [[Homer]], [[Otto]], [[Lenny]], [[Carl]] and other Springfieldians learn to play guitar, sing, evade groupies and show off like rock stars. Homer is disappointed when camp is over, so The Rolling Stones offer him to help them with their concert. Homer even recieves an "All Access" pass, and feels like he has all access, and helps himself at the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]]'s refreshment counter. | + | The family gets very angry at [[Homer]] after he rants about how annoying his family can be on public television and as the tension builds up, they realize that he is stressed out and sad that he could never realize his childhood dream of becoming a rockstar, so they send him to a [[wikipedia:Rolling Stones|Rolling Stones]] hosted "rockstar" camp, where [[Homer]], [[Otto]], [[Lenny]], [[Carl]] and other Springfieldians learn to play guitar, dress, sing, evade groupies and show off like rock stars. |
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| + | Homer is disappointed when camp is over, so The Rolling Stones offer him to help them with their concert. Homer even recieves an "All Access" pass, and feels like he has all access, and helps himself at the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]]'s refreshment counter and the ladies' room. | ||
However, Homer believes that he will be performing with them and is disappointed when he discovers he was just there to test the microphone. Homer then breaks free from his testing duties and starts playing guitar and singing. The Rolling Stones quickly get frustrated that Homer is stealing their show so they try to stop him by chasing him on-stage in a car shaped like a devil's head that spews fire. It ends very badly when their car crashes into the fans. | However, Homer believes that he will be performing with them and is disappointed when he discovers he was just there to test the microphone. Homer then breaks free from his testing duties and starts playing guitar and singing. The Rolling Stones quickly get frustrated that Homer is stealing their show so they try to stop him by chasing him on-stage in a car shaped like a devil's head that spews fire. It ends very badly when their car crashes into the fans. | ||
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Episode Information
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- ""My dream has been shattered into shards of a broken dream!""
- ―Homer Simpson
"How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" is the second episode of Season 14. The episode first aired on November 10, 2002. The episode was written by Mike Scully and directed by Mike B. Anderson. Elvis Costello, Mick Jagger, Lenny Kravitz, Tom Petty, Keith Richards and Brian Setzer guest starred as themselves.
Plot
The family gets very angry at Homer after he rants about how annoying his family can be on public television and as the tension builds up, they realize that he is stressed out and sad that he could never realize his childhood dream of becoming a rockstar, so they send him to a Rolling Stones hosted "rockstar" camp, where Homer, Otto, Lenny, Carl and other Springfieldians learn to play guitar, dress, sing, evade groupies and show off like rock stars.
Homer is disappointed when camp is over, so The Rolling Stones offer him to help them with their concert. Homer even recieves an "All Access" pass, and feels like he has all access, and helps himself at the Squeaky-Voiced Teen's refreshment counter and the ladies' room.
However, Homer believes that he will be performing with them and is disappointed when he discovers he was just there to test the microphone. Homer then breaks free from his testing duties and starts playing guitar and singing. The Rolling Stones quickly get frustrated that Homer is stealing their show so they try to stop him by chasing him on-stage in a car shaped like a devil's head that spews fire. It ends very badly when their car crashes into the fans.
To apologize they invite him to play with them on their next gig but Homer refuses. Homer then uses the devil car to drop Bart off at school but parks it in the bus zone. Skinner tells him that he can not park in the bus zone, to retort, Homer activates the devil's fire breath and burns off Skinner's clothes leaving with his pink boxers with hearts and the kids laugh at him.
Ratings and Reception
The episode recieved an 8.0/10 rating from TV.com user voters. The user score average for season 14 is about 7.9 so this episode was slightly over-average.
External Links
- How I Spent My Strummer Vacation at IMDB.com
- How I Spent My Strummer Vacation at Wikipedia
- How I Spent My Strummer Vacation at TV.com
