This is a repetitive storyline in the Simpson's universe (just like the Marge hates Homer storylines) Lisas love for his father, Homer, is so strange. Most of the episodes they get along just fne, but then, we come to this. After having a good relationship for a couple of months, well Lisa decides it is time to throw a tantrum and put poor Homer to the test. I really wonder what is wrong with Lisa, why can't she accept her father the way he is? Well that's a hard one, because we all know homer is a jerk, but not a jerk to her, atleast not the way he is to some other people, specially Bart.

Yeah! finally! after many episodes led by male characters we finally get a Marge driven story. What is so cool this time? well, we got two things together that I love. One of them is anger, yes I love anger, anger is power and energy put in one place. Most of the times it is released the wrong way, but when we use it to remove something from our lives that is pesting us or tryng to hurt us, it works well. The other thing is, cars, and this time a big one. When you put this two things together you get a lot of trouble. And this time of course it is no exception, after all, Marge is a person with lots of stress and that has to come out somewhere.

Well, so they took the spotlight away from Homer and put it on Apu this time. Well, that's so wrong for me. One very good reason for my reaction, Apu is boring! what gives life to the hindu store clerk? nothing but the Simpson's, either one of the family members are the reason why Apu is mildly interesting. This time although the family interacts with him, he is more of a lead character and thats what harms this story. I couldn't enjoy this episode at all. I was only hoping that something cool or mildly exciting happenned, but it never did.

Homer again! homer is the leading character of this show, again! that still surprises me. Anyways, Homer I think this time is not being so dumb, after all, he manages to see himself portrayed as a very stupid person, In previous episodes we have seen him not being bothered at all when people calls him stupid. But this time, he is different, he can see that his TV version is seen as a clown, an idiot, a moron and tries to do something about it. You can't be that dumb Homer j!

Once again a watchable episode, not the best or the worst, just enough to keep you glued to the screen.

I dont know what it is exactly, maybe it is not one thing, maybe it is the mix of all the differnt aspects of this very insane episode that leaves me with an odd aftertaste in my mouth after watching this story. Reality is pushed to the limts this time, not one thing seems out of place but whwn you put them together, KABOOM!

I was much more impressed by the small lot in the back in which Lisa and Marge start playing a very odd and unusual board game. The sad thing is that more and more episode will start to look like this in the future.