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+ | Five weeks before Christmas, [[Lenny]] orders his Christmas gift online. Two days later [[United Postal Service]] delivers it, but someone immediately steals it. |
| − | + | Working as a lighthouse keeper, [[Sideshow Bob ]] is visited by [[Cassandra Patterson]], a neighbor. She tells him she mentioned him in town, and Bob knows he let his guard down around her when two men come visiting, but they offer him a job at the [[Springfield Mall]] as [[Santa Claus]]. Meanwhile, more people are getting robbed of their delivered gifts. |
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| + | The Simpsons visit [[Santa's Village]]. [[Bart]] skips the line to see Santa, and realizes who he really is. Bob tries to strangle him, but he can't because he refuses to break character. |
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| − | She tells him she mentioned him in town, and Bob knows he let his guard down around her when two men come visiting, but they offer him a job at the [[Springfield Mall]] as [[Santa Claus]]. Meanwhile more people are getting robbed of their delivered gifts. |
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| ⚫ | When a plan to trick the robbers with gunpowder fails for Lenny, Lenny writes 'SB' with his blood. When the news is reported, [[Homer]] calls the cops to reveal that SB means [[Selma Bouvier]] and she is arrested, freeing the recently-held suspects [[Scott Bakula]], [[Steve Ballmer]], and [[Sandra Bullock]]. |
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| − | In the garden, [[Homer]] is blowing his Santa inflatable but to do it quicker he used the car's gas and blows it away in flames, burning the tree too, with [[Ned]] extinguishing it. Afterwards, [[Marge ]] informs him they're going to [[Santa's Village]] with the kids and Homer tries to fly away like his balloon but Marge stops him. |
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| + | Bart still suspects Bob, who agrees to help Bart find the culprit by concealing himself in a box which is placed on the porch. |
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| − | The kids don't really have a great time at the start, expecially [[Maggie]] having to ride her feared Gnome in Your Home ride, the [[Gnome in your Home]] Dome, where [[Gerald]] gets kidnapped too. |
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| + | The thief arrives and the family follows the van to a hangar, finding out Waylon Smithers and Mr. Burns were the culprits. Lisa suggests Burns did it because he's depressed. Mr. Burns tells the story of how as a child he was heartbroken one Christmas, when he asked Santa for just a hug and a smile from his parents and they never delivered, sending him to boarding school instead. Bob as Santa convinces Burns that his harsh upbringing made him the success he is today. Burns and Smithers then return the presents. |
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| − | [[Bart ]]skips the line to see Santa thanks to [[Milhouse]] and finds out the bad way who he really is. Bob tries to strangle him but he can't cause he can't step out of character, so Bart hits him with a fan and tries to show security who he's but fails and the family runs away when Homer finds out as an old [[Krings Kringle Union]] member, he has to pose to photos as Santa too. |
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| − | But Bart knows better, so he takes the bus back to the Village and finds the plan, but it's just his life goals. When Bob finds him reading it, to prove to Bart that he's not going to kill him, Bob agrees to help Bart find the culprit, by conceiling himself in a box and is placed on the porch. |
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| − | The thief arrives and the family follows the van to a hangar, finding out [[Smithers ]] and [[Mr. Burns ]] were the culprits, and [[Lisa ]] catches on why he did it, because he's depressed. |
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| − | Mr. Burns tells the story of how he got heartbroken on Christmas, when he asked Santa just a hug and a smile from his parents and they never delivered, taking him to boarding school instead. Burns wouldn’t meet his parents again since they died, even though his mother has been seen alive in previous episodes. |
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| − | Bob reaches into his heart, reminding him how they made him strong as the biggest present. Burns and Smithers then give presents back to the people in town on a sled. |
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| − | On Christmas Day, Homer and Marge snuggle together just before the kids open the presents, and they go to the basement to enjoy some time together, just after [[Grampa ]] takes a picture to bless everyone with "Merry Christmas from the Simpsons!". |
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| − | Back at the lighthouse, Cassandra brings Bob a Christmas present, a rake, and tells Bob that she knows who he is. She tells Bob that she wants him to kiss her before the two of them start singing "Baby, It's Cold Outside" together. She and Bob then sign a "Snuggle Contract" saying that both of them knew what they were getting into, just after [[Horatio McCallister]] crashes into a rock because the lighthouse light wasn't lit. |
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| − | At the [[Springfield International Airport]], Ballmer meets Mr. Burns. Burns asks him how he could be so positive about everything and asked if he could teach him how to do it. Ballmer then gives Burns a pep talk. When Burns tries to copy his motions, he hurts himself and has to be taken away in an ambulance, with Steve Ballmer going with him.<br> |
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Bobby, It's Cold Outside is the tenth episode for Season 31. (originally supposed to be the first episode of Season 31 in production order.)
Synopsis
Sideshow Bob gets contracted as this year's mall Santa. Meanwhile, someone is stealing all the Christmas packages off people's front porches.
Plot
Five weeks before Christmas, Lenny orders his Christmas gift online. Two days later United Postal Service delivers it, but someone immediately steals it.
Working as a lighthouse keeper, Sideshow Bob is visited by Cassandra Patterson, a neighbor. She tells him she mentioned him in town, and Bob knows he let his guard down around her when two men come visiting, but they offer him a job at the Springfield Mall as Santa Claus. Meanwhile, more people are getting robbed of their delivered gifts.
The Simpsons visit Santa's Village. Bart skips the line to see Santa, and realizes who he really is. Bob tries to strangle him, but he can't because he refuses to break character.
When a plan to trick the robbers with gunpowder fails for Lenny, Lenny writes 'SB' with his blood. When the news is reported, Homer calls the cops to reveal that SB means Selma Bouvier and she is arrested, freeing the recently-held suspects Scott Bakula, Steve Ballmer, and Sandra Bullock.
Bart still suspects Bob, who agrees to help Bart find the culprit by concealing himself in a box which is placed on the porch.
The thief arrives and the family follows the van to a hangar, finding out Waylon Smithers and Mr. Burns were the culprits. Lisa suggests Burns did it because he's depressed. Mr. Burns tells the story of how as a child he was heartbroken one Christmas, when he asked Santa for just a hug and a smile from his parents and they never delivered, sending him to boarding school instead. Bob as Santa convinces Burns that his harsh upbringing made him the success he is today. Burns and Smithers then return the presents.