Ep 9. Homer Goes to Prep School

Homer Simpson is known for his love of beer, junk food, and laziness. However, in this episode, he decides to change his ways. After a parent-teacher conference reveals that Bart is a poorly behaved student, Homer realizes that he needs to set a better example for his son. Determined to improve his own education and become a better role model, Homer enrolls in a prep school.

At school, Homer struggles to keep up with his younger and more intelligent classmates. He finds himself unprepared for the rigorous course load and struggles to fit in with the other students. However, he refuses to give up and remains determined to succeed.

As the days go by, Homer begins to transform. He becomes more disciplined, intelligent, and responsible. His efforts don't go unnoticed, and he earns the respect of his fellow students and teachers. His newfound dedication to education inspires Bart to improve his own behavior and academic performance.

However, it isn't long before Homer's old habits start to resurface. Tempted by the allure of beer and junk food, he starts skipping classes and neglecting his studies. Realizing that he's letting everyone down, Homer decides to make a final push to succeed.

In the end, Homer's hard work pays off. He graduates from prep school with flying colors, and even earns a college scholarship. Upon earning this accomplishment, Homer witnesses the transformation he undergoes in terms of self-improvement. He finally becomes the role model that Bart deserves. The episode ends with a feeling of satisfaction, and a sense of hope that Homer will be able to maintain his newfound discipline.