3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage

3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage is the thirteenth episode of Season 29.

Synopsis
Homer and Marge recount the story of their transition from loving their lifetime without kids to being miserable parents.

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After watching a superhero movie, and, on Bart and Lisa's insistent request, staying after the credits for the middle and post-credit sequences, the Simpson family returns home from Capital City, and Homer and Marge start narrating the story of how they lived there before getting married, and as soon as they observe their old apartment, the couple invite the kids to visit it.

They meet the new owners of the accommodation, who gives Marge their mail, where Marge discovers that pacifiers are choking hazards. After having her removed, Maggie starts picking outlet pads in the wall to substitute it. When Maggie grabs a rat, Marge gives the perfume dispenser back to her.

They continue to tell their story to the owners, explaining how Marge was a photographer, while Homer worked at a new company, Flashmouth, they went partying, watching movies, watch the starry sky on top of a car, then Bart came and it all changed.

Their careers went down hill, when kids and their jobs didn't match. Homer got canned and Marge was threatened by JJ Gruff to be replaced by Barbara "Booberella" Lelavinski if Marge didn't get a new nightlife story.

By trying to make an article, Marge interviews, but Homer and Bart enter the gallery, after Bart drove the car on a ferry while Homer was sleeping, and started making pranks. When Marge presented to JJ Gruff the photos of it, she got fired because the journal lost their art advertisers because of Bart.

He then gets banned from the kindergarten class, and they brought their problems to the church. The solution that Reverend Lovejoy proposed (via showing them a video called Problem Child featuring a girl named Jane getting a younger brother named Joe) to have a second child, and Lisa was born.

What they demonstrated to the couple was too terrible that the soon-to-be-wife left the house, but the family forced smiles to show that they are greatful to have brought her back.

In the last scene the family goes back to Springfield, while Lisa starts asking more stories of their background. They stop at the The Doughy Dozen Bagels to eat some bagels, Homer and Marge alone, but are disturbed by the kids moving around in the car, while Grampa watches them.