The Simpsons Season 34 Episode 16: Release Date, Spoilers & How To Watch

The Simpsons Season 34 Episode 16’s release date is here. If you are excited to learn something about the show’s newest episode and recap the last episode, this post is for you as it will provide all the things to expect.

Here is a quick recap of the recent episode before we delve into the streaming details. While telling Riley a hilarious tale about the origins of milk and doing drawings at the library, Bart can be seen reading a book to Riley. The youngsters imitated him, drawing in many library books and ruining them. Bart receives criticism about being a difficult child from Marge and Homer alternately.

The angry parents learn, however, through their visit to the school, that the children are now more engaged than ever due to Bart’s hoax. The two start to feel guilty and wish they could treat Bart normally, as if he were never a member of the Simpson clan. They miraculously have their desire granted as thunder strikes, and they suddenly wake up in a luxurious home without Bart.

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A quick recap

Homer works as the Jumbotron technician at Isotope Stadium, while Marge is a hardworking doctor. Bart runs into the Simpsons as they return home. The Simpsons bring the little child to their house because Bart has no idea who his real family is.

The Simpsons Season 34 Episode 16 preview — A still from the show. Cr: Fox

Bart Simpson is having fun being around the Simpsons. Unfortunately, Bart’s mischief quickly starts to take a toll as Marge and Homer grow to detest him. With his kind deeds of assistance, Bart quickly wins over the hearts of the Simpson clan.

Bart assists Homer and gets 100% cheer when he comes to work with him. Marge successfully employs a Bart-used expression at her hospital. She recognizes right away that Bart is unique. The parents see Lisa enjoying herself for the first time in her entire life at home, thanks to Bart. Maggie’s book also contains drawings from Bart, and she starts to comprehend the text.

The Simpsons are significantly more prosperous economically without Bart. They no longer reside in the modest house at 742 Evergreen Terrace; rather, they now reside in a big fancy house with a view of the Springfield flag; Marge is no longer a stay-at-home mother; and Homer has a dream career operating the venue’s jumbotron in place of his menial position at the power plant.

The fact that Marge is the only sane person working at the hospital makes her job difficult; Lisa has OCD, and even Homer is dissatisfied with his inability to get the audience loud enough for the jumbotron volume meter to read 100.

Bart is taken to the orphanage by Chief Wiggum just as the family begins to like him. After Bart goes, Marge and Homer start to sob in sorrow. The two are awakened by further thunder and discover that Bart is their son, and everything is as it should be. As the episode ends, they all swarm to hug him.

We need to draw attention to the fact that the publication Bart writes about is a spoof of Richard Scarry’s storybooks. The St. Shondaland Animal Hospital is a spoof of Shonda Rhimes’ medical shows, such as Grey’s Anatomy, where the staff is more engaged in intrapersonal conflict than patient care.

Also, we realize that the joke in which Ralph enters a drawing parodies Harold and the Purple Crayon; Captain Wiggum even instructs Ralph to put the purple crayon in The Stinger. The Itchy & Scratchy animated series also parodies The Great British Baking Off.

What is to be expected from episode 16 of The Simpsons season 34?

In the episode, Milhouse’s father, Kirk, launches a crusade to censor and regulate the school curriculum after being offended by a history lesson that negatively portrays one of his ancestors. At the same time, Homer will co-opt this crusade for amusement and financial gain.