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Homer Is Where the Art Isn't

 
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The Simpsons / S29E12 : Homer Is Where the Art Isn't
Season 29, Episode 12 | Aired on March 18, 2018 | TV-PG | 25 min. | FOX
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The Simpsons season 29 episode 12 Recap and FAQ

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In a high-stakes art auction, Joan Miró's "The Poetess" is sold to Megan Matheson, but soon gets stolen. Enter Manacek, a savvy insurance investigator, who dives into a web of intrigue. Suspects include Megan, who over-insured the painting, Mr. Burns, outbid and bitter, and Homer Simpson, oddly obsessed with the artwork. As Manacek unravels the threads, he discovers that the theft was an elaborate ruse by Mr. Burns, foiled by Lisa Simpson's sentimental switcheroo to save the painting for the public, revealing her deep connection to her father's newfound love for art.

Full Episode S29E12 Recap

### Art Auction and Theft of "The Poetess" - The episode opens with an art auction, where the bidding for Joan Miró's painting "The Poetess" escalates dramatically. - Tech mogul Megan Matheson ultimately wins the bid at $15 million. - Shortly after, the painting is reported stolen, leading to the introduction of Manacek, a freelance insurance investigator. ### Introducing Manacek and the Suspects - Manacek meets with Clancy, a police officer, setting a tone of rivalry. - The suspects are revealed: Mr. Burns, Megan Matheson, and Homer Simpson. ### Interrogation of Suspects - Megan Matheson is questioned first. She's suspected due to insuring the painting for double its value. - Mr. Burns is interrogated next, with hints of his dislike for being outbid by a woman. - Homer Simpson's interrogation reveals his deep obsession with the painting. ### Homer's Connection to "The Poetess" - Homer's story unfolds, beginning with his chaperoning a school field trip to the art museum. - His fascination with "The Poetess" starts here, and he becomes deeply attached to the painting. ### The Museum's Closure and Auction - The Springfield Museum of Fine Art closes due to budget cuts, leading to the auction of its art collection. - Homer, desperately wanting the painting, unsuccessfully bids at the auction. ### Manacek's Investigation - Manacek continues his investigation, focusing on the connections and motives of the suspects. - He interacts with Marge Simpson, who tries to convince him of Homer's innocence. ### Lisa's Revelation and the Real Thief - Lisa Simpson reveals her own connection to the painting and her actions to protect it. - The plot twists, revealing that Mr. Burns constructed a fake auction house to steal the painting. - Lisa confesses to switching the painting with a tote bag to save it from being hidden away by billionaires. ### Conclusion: The Painting's Fate - Ownership of "The Poetess" reverts to the city, and the painting is publicly displayed. - The episode concludes with Manacek acknowledging his respect for Marge's loyalty to Homer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the bid for Joan Miró's "The Poetess" at the auction?

Tech mogul Megan Matheson won the bid at $15 million.

Who is Manacek?

Manacek is a freelance insurance investigator hired to solve the theft of "The Poetess".

Who are the main suspects in the theft of the painting?

The main suspects are Mr. Burns, Megan Matheson, and Homer Simpson.

Why is Megan Matheson a suspect in the theft?

She's suspected because she insured the painting for $30 million, double its auction value.

What is Homer Simpson's connection to the painting?

Homer became obsessed with "The Poetess" after seeing it on a school field trip he was chaperoning.

Why was the Springfield Museum of Fine Art closed?

It was closed due to budget cuts, leading to the auction of its art collection.

Did Homer Simpson successfully bid for the painting at the auction?

No, Homer was unsuccessful in his bidding at the auction.

What does Manacek discover about Lisa Simpson's connection to the painting?

Lisa reveals she switched the painting with a tote bag to prevent it from being hidden away by billionaires.

How did Mr. Burns plan to steal "The Poetess"?

Mr. Burns built a fake auction house next to the real one, planning to steal the painting at his leisure.

What happens to "The Poetess" after the theft is resolved?

The painting reverts back to the city and is publicly displayed.

Why was the painting insured for double its auction value?

This was a point of suspicion, as it's unusual to insure an artwork for significantly more than its value.

What does Homer's obsession with the painting signify?

Homer's obsession signifies a deep, unexpected connection to modern art.

Who is Clancy in the episode?

Clancy is a police officer who seems to have a rivalry with Manacek.

How does Manacek view Marge Simpson?

Manacek respects Marge's loyalty to Homer, despite his flirtatious nature.

What was Lisa Simpson's motive for switching the painting?

Lisa didn't want the painting to be hidden away from people like her father, who had come to love it.

 
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