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| − | [[ | + | [[Lisa]] is growing a plant resembling a venus flytrap as part of a scientific experiment. She tries to combine its DNA with [[Homer]]'s from one of his toenail clippings but the plant ends up dead the next morning. Due to the pant's bad smell, [[Bart]] decides to use it as a stinkbomb but is caught by the [[Springfield Police Department|Springfield police]] who take it to the Kwik-E-Mart Plant Emporium so [[Apu]] can identify it. The plant returns to life and starts taking the appearance of Homer while growing and eating donuts. When it eats [[Mr. Burns]] and [[Smithers]], Homer sets it on fire, killing it. |
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Little Shop of Homers
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Comic Information
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Little Shop of Homers is a story featured in Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror 1. It was also featured in the book Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror: Heebie-Jeebie Hullabaloo and Simpsons Illustrated 4.
Plot
Lisa is growing a plant resembling a venus flytrap as part of a scientific experiment. She tries to combine its DNA with Homer's from one of his toenail clippings but the plant ends up dead the next morning. Due to the pant's bad smell, Bart decides to use it as a stinkbomb but is caught by the Springfield police who take it to the Kwik-E-Mart Plant Emporium so Apu can identify it. The plant returns to life and starts taking the appearance of Homer while growing and eating donuts. When it eats Mr. Burns and Smithers, Homer sets it on fire, killing it.
