Ep 21. The Bart of War

In season 14, episode 21 of The Simpsons, titled "The Bart of War," the focus is on Bart's mischievous behavior once again. When he and Milhouse become disappointed with their summer vacation, they decide to join a group called the "Junior Campers" led by Ned Flanders. However, they're quickly put off by the group's strict rules and decide to start their own club called the "Pre-Teen Braves" with a more lax approach.

The newly-formed club becomes quite popular and gains a following of other children. With Bart as their leader, they go on various adventures, such as "raiding" a candy store and having a water balloon fight with the Junior Campers. Meanwhile, Homer becomes jealous of the attention Bart is receiving and decides to start his own club, the "Atomic Warriors," with his friends. However, their club is a complete failure, much to their disappointment.

As the rivalry between the Pre-Teen Braves and the Junior Campers escalates, Bart and Milhouse begin to take things more seriously. They plan a full-scale invasion of the Junior Campers' fort, but their plan backfires and they find themselves in trouble. The camp leaders, including Flanders and Homer, must come together to teach the kids a lesson about the consequences of their actions.

Overall, "The Bart of War" is a classic Simpsons episode that showcases the mischievous yet lovable nature of Bart Simpson. It's a fun and entertaining take on the rivalry between children and the lengths they'll go to prove themselves. The episode also touches on themes of teamwork, leadership, and the importance of following rules. Fans of the show will undoubtedly enjoy this episode and its trademark Simpsons humor.