: Much of the second half is a full-blown musical, featuring a "Goodbye Middle Class" suite that critiques the gig economy, rising costs, and the disappearance of unions.
: After learning that typical jobs are disappearing, Bart briefly considers "burning the system down" before being rescued from his burning treehouse by firefighters. He decides his future lies in firefighting , reasoning that because of climate change, the world will always be on fire. [S33E22] Eat My Dust
The episode begins with Marge suffering a hangover after a rowdy "ladies' night" watching a Bridgerton parody. Homer is forced to take the kids to church, where Bart humilitates him in Sunday school by showing a video of Homer’s many "fails". : Much of the second half is a
To regain Bart's respect, Homer takes him to work at the nuclear power plant. Bart is surprisingly impressed by the perks of Homer’s job—such as being able to afford a home and support a family on a single income while essentially doing nothing. However, this newfound admiration is challenged by a (voiced by Jackman), who leads Bart through a musical history of why the economic security Homer enjoys is no longer available to Bart's generation. Key Highlights The episode begins with Marge suffering a hangover