The Simpsons season 29 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Homer and Marge reflect on their life before kids during a nostalgic visit to their old apartment. They recall the freedom and adventures of their DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) days, juxtaposed with the challenges and career sacrifices after Bart's birth. Seeking a solution, they decide to have Lisa, hoping a second child would bring balance. Despite new challenges, Lisa's arrival brings calm and a different kind of happiness. The episode highlights the transformative yet rewarding nature of parenthood.
Full Episode S29E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Where were The Simpsons at the beginning of the episode?
They were at a movie theater, watching a superhero movie.
What twist is revealed in the superhero movie's post-credits scene?
Spider-Man's Uncle Ben is revealed to be alive and evil.
What area does Homer drive through to avoid baseball traffic?
The old Beef Rendering District, their previous neighborhood.
What significant change has happened to their old neighborhood?
It has become gentrified.
What does DINK stand for as mentioned by Marge and Homer?
Dual Income, No Kids.
How did Bart's arrival impact Homer's career?
Homer lost a significant business opportunity due to having a child.
What job did Marge have before kids, and how was it affected by Bart?
Marge was a journalist for a gossip column, but struggled to balance it with motherhood.
Why did Marge and Homer decide to have a second child?
They were inspired by a counseling video at their church, suggesting a second child could solve their problems.
How did Lisa's birth impact the family dynamics?
Lisa's arrival brought new challenges but also made Bart calmer.
What is the overall message of the episode regarding having children?
While challenging, having children brings a different but valuable kind of happiness to life.
Where do Marge and Homer go at the end of the episode?
They return to their old apartment for reflection.
What was the reaction of the current resident upon meeting Marge?
The resident recognized Marge's name and showed them old mail.
How did Homer and Marge's lifestyle change after having kids?
Their social life and career ambitions were significantly altered.
What is the state of their old neighborhood when they visit it?
It is much more upscale and modern than before.
What were the key challenges faced by Marge and Homer after Bart's birth?
They struggled with career setbacks and social life adjustments.