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Mel Gibson is an American actor and producer.

Mel Gibson starred in a remake of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, which had a test screening at the Aztec Theater in Springfield. Mel flew out to Springfield to see how the audience reacted to it. Mel had reservations about the film and wasn't satisfied with it. However, most of the people who watched the film loved it, except Homer Simpson. As Mel and the movie executives were flying back to Hollywood, Mel read through the feedback cards until he found one that didn't like the film. He then got John Travolta to turn the plane around so he could go and see Homer.

At the Simpson house, Mel asked Homer to help him fix his film. Mel then flew the entire Simpson family out to Hollywood so he and Homer could work on it. Homer gave various suggestions for the film, but Mel turned them all down. Homer then revealed that the ending was his least favorite part, as it's so boring. Mel agreed and they decided to rework the ending together...

"Springfield Up" is the thirteenth episode of season 18 of The Simpsons and the three-hundred and ninety-first episode overall. It originally aired on February 18, 2007. The episode was written by Matt Warburton and directed by Chuck Sheetz. It guest stars Eric Idle as Declan Desmond.

Declan Desmond films a documentary about the lives of people of Springfield and how they changed over the years. Homer makes him believe he is rich, but he actually took Burns' Summer Mansion while Mr. Burns was out...

The Detonator, real name Jason, is a video game expert and walkthrough gamer. He also worked at his uncle's tile store.

When Bart was getting into e-sports, playing Conflict of Enemies, Homer hired The Detonator to tutor Bart and his team. He gave advice and tactics to the team and commentated everything he did, including going for a pee break. When he got back to his computer, he realized that he had mistimed his break and his character died as a result. The Detonator then announced to the kids that he was quitting as he had lost his gaming edge. The Detonator then burned his hoodie and beard and went to work for his uncle at a tile store.

Bart was watching a video of The Detonator playing Halfmonth. In the video, Detonator was going over the best ways to make sure people were dead...