Brake My Wife, Please

Pupils of Springfield Elementary School go on an excursion to Springfield Aquarium. During the tour, Bart decides, as always, to play his companions. To do this, he crawls into the aquarium to the coral mollusks and shows everyone his ass, which is like two drops of water like corals. Laughing enough, Bart decides to rise to the surface, but there it was: the rest of the aquarium inhabitants (octopus, turtle and hammer fish) were not happy about the new neighbor and beat him. Already at the hospital, Dr. Hibbert heals the boy’s injuries and asks Marge to give him an insurance policy. But Homer has the document, which Marge cannot find anywhere (neither at work, nor in the pub). Homer arrives at the hospital even in the evening and informs his family that he was in the video rental all day, where he watched dramatic and comedy films at the same time. Marge decides that Homer needs a cell phone so that he is always in touch. And where does Homer find a cell phone? Then Lindsay Nigal appears out of nowhere and immediately sells a cell phone to Simpson. Talking on the phone while riding, Homer notices that it’s not very convenient to steer with your knees and, on the advice of Barney, decides to buy a Free Hands device. In a car shop, Homer learns from the seller that any equipment that is not related to the car can be inserted into the cigarette lighter socket. Homer immediately buys himself a tape recorder, an ice cream maker, an electric panel, a smoke screen, a TV, and so on. Of course, with all these gadgets, Homer completely forgets about the ride and, accidentally leaning out of the window of his car, notices ... that now he will fall from the wooden bridge into the water! Avoiding the accident did not work, and Homer, together with the car, plopped into the river, from where he was later pulled out by a coast guard helicopter. For this stupid misconduct, Judge Harm deprives Homer of his rights (and doesn’t just deprive, but cuts them in half with a mini-guillotine, feeds the halves to the dogs, and later orders the police to burn their excrement)!

Now the only driver in the family is Marge, who has to take everyone home alone. And since she cannot always carry Homer where he needs to, her husband decides to walk to Bar Mo. The first time he does this with great difficulty. But upon reaching there Homer feels a surge of strength within himself and even refuses to drink at Mo! Homer now has a new hobby: walking everywhere. Arriving in this way to Springfield NPP, Homer comes first and receives a prize from Mr. Burns (a free ticket to the 1939 World Exhibition). And Marge, meanwhile, is the opposite: because of constant trips, she begins to lose her strength and she can’t even walk with her children (Homer walks with them for it). Simpson later meets his friends and begins to sing a song about the benefits of walking. Soon, many Springfield residents join his song growing into a march, but the march ends tragically - Homer is hit by a car ... which is driven by his own wife Marge!

Dr. Hibbert diagnoses a broken pelvis in Homer. Marge swears that she did it by accident: she confused the brake pedal with the gas pedal. The doctor warns Marge that while Homer is sick she will have to do all the housework. The wife agrees. Soon Homer is cured, but one careless touch of Marge - and the injury hurts again! Homer recalls the accident, the soup spilled on him earlier, now this kick also understands the terrible thing: the wife wants to kill him! The wife swears otherwise, but then explodes and shouts that she hates Homer! Husband and wife decide to turn to a marriage counselor to solve this problem. During the conversation, Homer's extreme selfishness manifests, which Marge just hates. She leaves first and the hubby asks the consultant for help. He offers to arrange a romantic dinner for his wife. Together with the children, Homer in Mo Bar is developing a plan for creating a romantic dinner. All his friends and acquaintances join him. And now the angry Marge goes home, wanting to meet Homer with everything she thinks about him at a meeting. She walks into the backyard, where a surprise awaits her - a romantic dinner with all the residents of Springfield! In addition to Ned Flanders, who left for Montana to "meet with Jesus" (such a letter was written to him by Homer). Dinner includes the famous singer Jackson Brown, who, under the order of Homer, performs a romantic serenade of recent events. After that, all the inhabitants of the city drink wine for Marge. At the end of the celebration, Homer calls waiters from France (“that is, America”) to clean the dishes, and then drives away all the other guests, turning on the watering. Of course, after this dinner, Marge forgives Homer and they are happy together again!

• "Brake My Wife, Please" at The Simpsons.com
• Brake My Wife, Please on the Internet Movie Database