Burns' Heir
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| Burns' Heir | |
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| Episode Number | 99 |
| Production Code | 1F16 |
| Original Airdate | April 14, 1994 |
| Blackboard Text | "The Pledge of Allegiance does not end with 'Hail Satan'" |
| Couch Gag | The Simpsons are balls that bounce onto the couch. Bart almost bounces away, but Homer reigns him in and hurls him in place. |
| Special Guest Voices | |
| Written By | Jace Richdale |
| Directed By | Mark Kirkland |
"Burns' Heir" is the 18th episode of the Simpsons' fifth season.
[edit] Plot
After nearly drowning in the tub, Mr. Burns realizes that if he had died, there would be no one to look over his power plant, so he decides to hold tryouts for local kids to be his heir. Mr. Burns rejects Bart in a special way, by using a machine to kick him in the butt. He gets revenge on him by smashing his windows, breaking his statues, and filling his car with water. Mr. Burns notices his evilness and makes him his heir. When Homer hears this, he treats Bart nicer so he'll get a share of his money. However, Bart hates his family and moves in with Mr. Burns. Then he starts to miss them.
[edit] Deleted Scene
In "The Simpsons 138th Show Spectacular", a deleted scene was shown. When Homer turns up to Burns Manor asking for Bart, Mr. Burns deploys a robotic Richard Simmons. Homer runs away and the robot goes haywire. Waylon Smithers shoots it and it blows up.
