‘Tis the 30th Season
- Year
- 2018
- Network
- Fox
About this tv episode
The Simpsons Christmas episode (season 30, episode 10).
Plot summary
After Thanksgiving dinner, Bart and Lisa give Marge and Homer their Christmas lists, asking for only one present: a smart TV that costs $2,400. Seeing a commercial for a Black Friday sale at the Sprawl-Mart, Marge and Homer plan a strategy to take advantage of it. Marge waits in line overnight at the store, giving Gil Gunderson some of her winter clothing so he can keep warm. Homer wakes up at 2:30 in the morning to take her place as planned, but gets his scarf caught in the front door and knocks himself unconscious.
When the Sprawl-Mart opens at 6:00, Marge hurries to get a smart TV, but stops to help Gil get a present for his granddaughter. By the time she finishes, the shelves have been picked clean. In addition, Gil immediately sells the present to Reverend Lovejoy at a greatly inflated price. As Marge becomes increasingly stressed over the approach of Christmas, Homer and the children secretly book a vacation at a theme park and resort in Florida, then kidnap Marge by drugging her tea to put her to sleep. By the time she wakes up, the entire family is in the car and driving through Tennessee on the way to Florida.
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Details
- Holiday
- Christmas
- Archive type
- TV Episode
- Franchise
- The Simpsons
- Series
- The Simpsons · S30 E10
- Original air date
- December 9, 2018
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