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After a trip to Aquatraz Water Park, Lisa becomes determined to set free Springfield's most vicious animals in captivity. Meanwhile, Homer fulfills a lifelong dream of buying a boat, and quickly realizes boat ownership sucks. |
After a trip to Aquatraz Water Park, Lisa becomes determined to set free Springfield's most vicious animals in captivity. Meanwhile, Homer fulfills a lifelong dream of buying a boat, and quickly realizes boat ownership sucks. |
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| + | The episode begins with the Simpson Family visit the Aquatraz Water Park, where notices that the animal at the park are miserable behind the glass, as well as a penguin funeral while Homer notices how much fun the boat owners are having remembering how he wanted a boat as a child. |
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| + | A boat salesman notices Homer watching the boats and makes him purchase one. Bart, Lisa, and [[Groundskeeper Willie]] free head back to the water park to free the trap whale trapped in it, with Bart now finally understanding altruism and liking it. Homer takes his family for ride on his boat called the 'Something's Fishy' and even Marge agrees it was a good idea to buy it. |
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| + | The next rider Homer takes on the boat is Abe. However, upon returning to the pier the boat starts sinking and [[ Raphael]] offers his services as a mechanic to help while is sharing with a plan with Milhouse to free other animals in his newfound spirit of altruism. Homer offers Lenny and Carl to share the boat, and the expenses to fix it. Bart and Milhouse go to [[Springfield Zoo]] and free a gorilla named Lolo, but Lolo goes on a rampage while Milhouse narrowly avoids being eaten by two tigers. |
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| + | Bart contacts Lisa for help since the police are useless in catching Lolo. Homer co-owning the boat with even more people and the boat sinks due too the weight too many people being the on the boat. Lolo rampages through [[Springfield Elementary School]] and Lisa stops him using Seinfeld to calm him down. |
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| + | Lisa brings Lolo home in order to help him go back to a life of freedom and brings him to [[Joan Bushwell]] at the Pennsylvania Ape Reserve where he will be loved and cared for. Back at [[Moe's Tavern]] the episode ends well when Homer convinces the co-owners of being as good as someone who owns a boat because they owned one for five minutes. |
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"Gorillas on the Mast" is the fifth episode of Season 31.
Synopsis
After a trip to Aquatraz Water Park, Lisa becomes determined to set free Springfield's most vicious animals in captivity. Meanwhile, Homer fulfills a lifelong dream of buying a boat, and quickly realizes boat ownership sucks.
Plot
The episode begins with the Simpson Family visit the Aquatraz Water Park, where notices that the animal at the park are miserable behind the glass, as well as a penguin funeral while Homer notices how much fun the boat owners are having remembering how he wanted a boat as a child.
A boat salesman notices Homer watching the boats and makes him purchase one. Bart, Lisa, and Groundskeeper Willie free head back to the water park to free the trap whale trapped in it, with Bart now finally understanding altruism and liking it. Homer takes his family for ride on his boat called the 'Something's Fishy' and even Marge agrees it was a good idea to buy it.
The next rider Homer takes on the boat is Abe. However, upon returning to the pier the boat starts sinking and Raphael offers his services as a mechanic to help while is sharing with a plan with Milhouse to free other animals in his newfound spirit of altruism. Homer offers Lenny and Carl to share the boat, and the expenses to fix it. Bart and Milhouse go to Springfield Zoo and free a gorilla named Lolo, but Lolo goes on a rampage while Milhouse narrowly avoids being eaten by two tigers.
Bart contacts Lisa for help since the police are useless in catching Lolo. Homer co-owning the boat with even more people and the boat sinks due too the weight too many people being the on the boat. Lolo rampages through Springfield Elementary School and Lisa stops him using Seinfeld to calm him down.
Lisa brings Lolo home in order to help him go back to a life of freedom and brings him to Joan Bushwell at the Pennsylvania Ape Reserve where he will be loved and cared for. Back at Moe's Tavern the episode ends well when Homer convinces the co-owners of being as good as someone who owns a boat because they owned one for five minutes.