Ep 12. Homer Is Where the Art Isn't

In The Simpsons season 29 episode 12, titled "Homer Is Where the Art Isn't," Homer finds himself at the center of an art heist when paintings are stolen from the Springfield Museum of Art during a party he was attending. As the police investigate the crime, Homer becomes a prime suspect and is determined to clear his name with the help of his family.

The episode begins with Homer attending a party at the Springfield Museum of Art with Marge. As they admire the paintings on display, Homer accidentally knocks over a statue and causes chaos in the museum. However, the real trouble begins when the lights go out and several of the paintings are stolen.

The police arrive to investigate and quickly become suspicious of Homer, who they believe had the opportunity to steal the paintings during the confusion. Homer denies any involvement but soon finds himself being interrogated by the police, who threaten to arrest him if he doesn't confess.

Determined to clear his name, Homer enlists the help of his family and begins to investigate the crime himself. They visit various suspects, including art collectors, rival museum employees, and even some famous artists. Along the way, they uncover clues and learn more about the stolen paintings.

As the investigation continues, Homer begins to doubt his own innocence and becomes increasingly desperate to clear his name. He comes up with a plan to catch the real thieves, which involves setting a trap at the museum.

In the end, the plan works, and the real culprits are caught. Homer's name is cleared, and he is hailed as a hero by the police and the art community. The stolen paintings are returned to the museum, and Homer even gets a reward for his help in solving the case.

Overall, "Homer Is Where the Art Isn't" is a fun and entertaining episode of The Simpsons that combines a classic whodunit storyline with the show's trademark humor and wit. Fans of the series will enjoy seeing their favorite characters in a new light as they work together to solve the mystery of the stolen paintings.