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Heartbreak Hotel
My Way or the Highway to Heaven
Treehouse of Horror XXIX
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"My Way or the Highway to Heaven" is the third episode of Season 30.

Synopsis

God and St. Peter contemplate what merits a soul getting into heaven, while citizens of Springfield remember their divine encounters.

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God and St. Peter discuss what should allow a soul to enter Heaven. In Springfield Sunday school class, several citizens tell spiritual stories. Ned Flanders remembers how a young door-to-door trampoline salesman once was, until the static discharge of his product almost killed him and a young Homer. He cultivated his characteristic mustache to cover the scar, and converted to Christianity. Marge tells how her atheist great grandmother lived in occupied France during World War II, and with her husband (Moe), she rescued some American paratroopers (Abe, Barney, Carl, Lenny and Sideshow Mel). Lisa tells the story of Siddhārtha Gautama, founder of Buddhism. God agrees that all righteous souls should be allowed to enter Heaven, including an impacted Mr. Burns (Smithers's plus one).

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Season 29 Season 30 Episodes Season 31
Bart's Not DeadHeartbreak HotelMy Way or the Highway to HeavenTreehouse of Horror XXIXBaby You Can't Drive My CarFrom Russia Without LoveWerking MomKrusty the ClownDaddicus Finch'Tis the 30th SeasonMad About the ToyThe Girl on the BusI'm Dancing as Fat as I CanThe Clown Stays in the Picture101 MitigationsI Want You (She's So Heavy)E My SportsBart vs. Itchy & ScratchyGirl's in the BandI'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'ohD'oh CanadaWoo-hoo Dunnit?Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion
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