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"Bart's in Jail!"
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Episode Information
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[[Category:Episodes showrun by
Al JeanMatt Selman]]
"Bart's in Jail!" is the second episode of season 33 of The Simpsons and the seven-hundred and eight episode overall. It originally aired on October 3, 2021. The episode was written by Nick Dahan and directed by Steven Dean Moore. It guest stars Alan Cumming as Norse Deity and Loki, Scott Hanson as sports anchor and Alex Hirsch as Bill Cipher.
Synopsis
- "When Grampa falls victim to a phone scammer, the Simpsons set out on a mission of vengeance to get his money back."
Plot
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In the past, at the Springfield Meatball Factory, Grampa, Old Jewish man and Jasper receive their first employment check, and then go for a drink at Mac's, noticing the Social Security taxes and complaining about them, betting money on animal fights. Back in the present, they start complaining about wanting their taxes back in the pension at the Springfield Post Office and then retrieving them.
All the old Springfielders go around on a buying spree, and then reunite to play cribbage, before going back at the Springfield Retirement Castle. There, Grampa was sleeping when he recieves a call from Bart saying he's been arrested. A police man takes the phone and asks him to send the bail money within 90 minutes or he'll be sent to the downtown juvenile detention center.
Grampa goes to Best Western Union to do a money transfer and finds many other old people doing the same for their grandchildren. The next day, Grampa sees Bart playing soccer and is grateful for his release, but Bart affirms he hasn't been jailed at all and that Grampa has been scammed.
At home, Grampa reveals he was scammed for ten thousand dollars, his inheritance for Homer, giving him nightmares at night, thinking how much their life would get better from having that much money. At a parent meeting at the Elementary School, after Homer loudly refused to chip in for a fundraising thermometer, Skinner suggested Marge to visit the S.C.A.M.S., Support & Care for Adults Manipulated by Scams, meeting at the Springfield Community Center.
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