| Descrizione | [PDTV ENG] - The Simpsons s19e07 LOL[TNTVillage.org]
The episode begins with an extensive array of Springfield children at the Android\'s Dungeon. When a controversial comic scratches Milhouse, his tear lands upon a Wolverine comic, slightly blurring the sideburns. For this, Comic Book Guy charges Milhouse twenty-five dollars, and after Bart speaks out about the injustice of the situation, Comic Book Guy ineptly tells him and the other kids to go to the new comic book store, thinking his is the only one in town. To his surprise, a new comic book store, \"Coolsville Comics & Toys\", situated directly across the street from the Android\'s Dungeon has just opened.
All the children immediately depart the store and head towards Coolsville, where the store owner, a hip man named Milo (Jack Black), immediately brings upon a good impression towards the kids by giving them candy, and inviting them for his grand opening. Upon entering, the children are astonished to see the store is not completely full of comic books, but also of video games and modern art, giving it a sophisticated arcade look. When Lisa accidentally rips a page of a book, Milo merely tells her that the books are meant to be read and enjoyed, not \"hoarded and then sold when you get divorced\".
The store begins attracting popularity, including those of Art Spiegelman, Dan Clowes, and Alan Moore, who all visit for a book signing. Comic Book Guy\'s jealousy begins getting to him, so he begins to sabotage Milo\'s popularity by attempting to bribe the children with new Japanese weapons, and outing that Milo has a girlfriend named Strawberry. After it brings shame towards Comic Book Guy, he takes out a sword and soon demolishes Coolsville, though ending up bruised after a fight with Spiegelman, Clowes, and Moore.
After dropping Bart off at Coolsville, Marge compares herself to a standee of Wonder Woman, and is shocked to see how her physical feature is much larger. After a remark made from Dolph about Kearney\'s mom, Marge promises to go to a gym and become \"hip, not a hippo\". At the gym, Marge begins to struggle with the treadmill, though she convinces herself that everyone else is struggling, Miss Springfield, Cookie Kwan, Rainier Wolfcastle, and Duffman are all doing a re-enactment of Here It Goes Again, playing on the treadmill. After being embarrassed from showering in a public shower, Marge wishes to make a gym for ordinary women.
When Comic Book Guy finally gives up, he sells the Android\'s Dungeon to Marge who creates Shapes, a women-only workout center which immediately becomes a hit. Patty Bouvier, Bernice Hibbert and Agnes Skinner all comment upon Marge\'s brilliant center, making Marge proud enough to buy Krusty Burger. Soon, after an interview on Opal, a now rich Marge becomes an international hit.
Homer and Marge go on a luxury vacation at a hotel where Homer, who is on \"wife support\", meets a group of jocks who are there for nearly similar reasons. They begin to convince Homer that Marge will soon dump him after due to the fame she is receiving. When Marge begins talking to a group of women who convince her to change her purse, Marge does not feel like \"dumping it, as she had it for so long\", though Homer ends up eavesdropping and assumes she will dump him.
Homer goes through various stages to gain a new look, including stomach staples and plastic surgery. When finished, Homer looks entirely different from his first appearance. In the result, Homer\'s appetite level has been significantly lower and tear ducts have been moved to his pectoral muscles. While Mayor Quimby begins rewarding Marge for her work with Shapes, Homer arrives in his new form, much to the shock and disgust of the town. Quimby soon orders the town to raise their pitchforks and attack Homer. Homer and Marge run to the top of Springfield\'s Notre Dame tower and Marge, saying she wants a trophy husband, deliberately pushes Homer off the tower. Homer wakes up in the hospital, back to his old self. Marge informs him that after he was knocked out, the surgeon called for her permission on the surgery, to which she said no, and that everything from Homer\'s blacking-out to his \"death\" was just a dream.
The episode ends with Art Spiegelman, Alan Moore and Dan Clowes flying off to a benefit for independent comic artists, allowing a meteor to fall on Springfield. |
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