Marge for Mayor and the Cult of the Glazed

Marge throws her hat in the ring for Springfield mayor during a humble kitchen announcement while Homer blissfully drools over a box of donuts. Bart turns campaign signs into skatepark stunts and Lisa pens stern policy notes as the town starts to buzz. At City Hall, Mayor Quimby smirks at the spectacle and Snake lurks nearby, sensing opportunity.

A misheard rally instruction — "follow" — and Homer’s earnest enthusiasm snowball into a baffling donut cult. Clad in makeshift robes, Homer becomes an accidental guru and Springfield imitates his every sugary move. Moe’s is bewildered by worshipers ordering pilsners like offerings, and the Kwik-E-Mart, under Apu’s alarmed watch, quickly morphs into the cult’s unlikely supply center. Milhouse hands out flyers with shaking hands while Lisa corrals facts in the town square, trying to keep the campaign honest.

Chaos escalates into classic Simpsons slapstick: Homer slips on frosting and sets off a cascade of explosive pies, a debate dissolves into pratfalls and shouts of "Ay, caramba!" as a campaign float ignites. In the end, Marge’s steady kindness and a practiced handshake—"we can do better"—win the voters. The donut craze fizzles, Homer apologizes, and the family reunites with a warm, heartfelt hug — Springfield returns to its deliciously absurd normal.

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