Ep 14. The Seven-Beer Snitch
- TV-PG
- April 3, 2005
- 22 min
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6.7 (1,512)
The Simpsons season 16 episode 14, titled "The Seven-Beer Snitch," follows the residents of Springfield as they deal with the opening of a new privately-owned prison on the outskirts of town. Homer is excited about the prospect of job opportunities, but his enthusiasm fades when he realizes the prison will be hiring outsiders rather than locals. Meanwhile, Marge becomes concerned about Bart's lack of interest in school and enrolls him in a program at the prison with hopes of setting him on the right track.
The visit to the prison proves to be eye-opening for both Marge and Bart, as they witness the harsh conditions and corruption that occur behind bars. Bart befriends one of the inmates, who teaches him how to play guitar and inspires him to pursue his musical talents. However, their newfound friendship puts Bart in danger when the inmate discovers a secret that could ruin the prison's reputation.
As tensions escalate within the prison, Homer finds himself caught up in the drama when he inadvertently becomes the "snitch" on the inmate's plan. He struggles with the decision to either remain loyal to his new job or do what's right for his family and community. Meanwhile, Marge tries to protect Bart from the dangerous consequences of his actions, leading to a heartwarming moment between mother and son.
"The Seven-Beer Snitch" tackles themes of loyalty, corruption, and the justice system, all while maintaining the trademark humor and wit of The Simpsons. With memorable characters and a clever plot, this episode is sure to entertain both long-time fans and newcomers to the series.