HomR and the Comics

[mgr_babe]

In article <20000519213049...@ng-cn1.aol.com>,
starc...@aol.com (krimren) wrote:
>Snip for HomR:
>--------------
>In a Flowers for Algernon fashion, Homer's dim-witness is found
to be caused by
>a crayon lodged inside his brain. When it is taken out, he
instantaneously
>becomes smarter, leading to a new relationship with Lisa.
Unfortunately, his
>efficiency at work causes the plant to be shut down. After the
whole town moves
>against him, Homer asks Moe to help him put the crayon back.
>---------------

I'm pretty sure this a fake episode idea.

>This sounds way too much like that Simpsons comic where Homer
decides to
>participate in some experiment that will make him smart. He and
Lisa become
>close, but at the end, Homer decides to "be stupid" again. I'm
too lazy to look
>up the name or the title of the volume of Simpsons Comics, but
hopefully
>somebody here gets what I"m talking about.
>
>
It's Issue #27, titled: "They Fixed Homer's Brain". Best
Simpson's Comic, ever.

Jake
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[Frostgiant]

It was Issue #27.

krimren <starc...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20000519213049...@ng-cn1.aol.com...

> Snip for HomR:
> --------------
> In a Flowers for Algernon fashion, Homer's dim-witness is found to be
caused by
> a crayon lodged inside his brain. When it is taken out, he instantaneously
> becomes smarter, leading to a new relationship with Lisa. Unfortunately,
his
> efficiency at work causes the plant to be shut down. After the whole town
moves
> against him, Homer asks Moe to help him put the crayon back.
> ---------------

[krimren]