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: The episode contains some of the show's most graphic slapstick, including a scene where a badger rips open Homer's torso to reveal his internal organs. Reception and Legacy

: This episode is frequently cited as a turning point where Homer loses his "family patriarch" grounding. His actions—like building a wall and sabotaging a concert—are seen as driven more by exaggerated stupidity than relatable human motivation. Die Simpsons 12x2

"Die Geschichte der zwei Springfields" () is widely regarded as a quintessential example of the "Jerkass Homer" era. While it features an engaging premise and a high-profile guest appearance by The Who , critics often point to its lack of grounded reality and reliance on over-the-top slapstick. Plot Summary : The episode contains some of the show's