The Book Job
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| The Book Job | |
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| Episode Number | 492 |
| Production Code | NABF22 |
| Original Airdate | November 20, 2011 |
| Special Guest Voices | Neil Gaiman as Himself, Andy Garcia as TweenLit CEO |
| Show Runner(s) | Al Jean |
| Written By | Dan Vebber |
| Directed By | Bob Anderson |
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"The Book Job" is the sixth episode of Season 23. The episode originally aired on November 20th, 2011. The episode features the guest voice of Neil Gaiman.
Synopsis
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Homer want to prove Lisa is wrong that he cannot write a children fantasy so he make a team. Homer, Bart, Patty , Moe Szyslak, Seymour Skinner, Professor Frink and Neil Gaiman group author fantasy novel, while Lisa has plans for a single made novel, but she just can't think of one and be a fake author.
PlotEdit
Homer and Marge take Maggie, Bart, and Lisa to Dino Land. After the show, Lisa sees a costumed dinosaur, and follows it backstage. Lisa recognizes the actor as the writer of the Angelica Button book series. However, joy turns to shock when she reveals that she did not in fact write the book. Instead, she just posed for the cover, and a tired team of underpaid authors wrote the book. A dismayed Lisa tells Homer what happened, and Homer is interested in the idea of writing a children's book. He enlists Bart, Patty, Moe, Seymour, and Professor Frink to help write the book. However, Lisa thinks she could do better, and decides to write her own book. At the library, Homer and the gang decide to write a book about trolls. Suddenly, Neil Gaiman appears, and offers to help write the book. The crew begins to work on the book, while Lisa dawdles with her own project. Finally, The Troll Twins of Underbridge Academy, Homer's book, is done, and they have a party at Moe's Tavern. Later, at the school book fair, they decide to pitch their idea. However, they need a fake author. Homer chooses Lisa to be the author. The crew is happy that the book is being published, but then find out that the story has been changed to be about vampires. Homer and the crew decide to switch the book with their original version, and sneak into the book publishing office. But then, the crew is caught, because Lisa gave the book publishers a tip. Lisa turned on them to get more fame. She publishes the book, but switches the flash drive. So, the original book is published after all. However, Homer finds out that Neil Gaiman took credit for the book, as he relaxes in Shelbyville.
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