| rdfs:comment | - In this episode, Homer Simpson goes to I get his son Bart from his boss Mr. Burns after Burns attempted to use Bart as his intended heir. When Homer asks Burns if he'll just release the hounds on him like he normally does, Burns, instead, appoints Smithers to release a robotic version of the actor Richard Simmons unto Homer. The robotic version of Simmons then sings the song "Shake Your Booty" to Homer, and Homer runs away out of fear. The robot rebels against Burns, however, and Smithers shoots the robot in the face. The robot's artificial skin reforms over his shot eye as a reference to the T-1000 from Terminator 2, and goes haywire. Burns, Smithers, and Bart then run into the house, and the robot explodes.
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| abstract | - In this episode, Homer Simpson goes to I get his son Bart from his boss Mr. Burns after Burns attempted to use Bart as his intended heir. When Homer asks Burns if he'll just release the hounds on him like he normally does, Burns, instead, appoints Smithers to release a robotic version of the actor Richard Simmons unto Homer. The robotic version of Simmons then sings the song "Shake Your Booty" to Homer, and Homer runs away out of fear. The robot rebels against Burns, however, and Smithers shoots the robot in the face. The robot's artificial skin reforms over his shot eye as a reference to the T-1000 from Terminator 2, and goes haywire. Burns, Smithers, and Bart then run into the house, and the robot explodes.
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