History Recap / TheSimpsonsS21E8OBrotherWhereBartThou

** Also [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E9MrPlow Barney Gumbel still has his job as The Plow King]].

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another kid and explains to Marge ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. Marge also points out to her son that even if she and Homer do ever end up having another baby, the baby may end up being another girl instead of a boy, resulting in Bart having ''three'' sisters--this is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.
** Later, Charlie (the orphan acting as Bart's brother) is adopted by a couple with six daughters.

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another kid and explains to Marge ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. She also points out that even if they ever do end up having another baby, said baby might end up being another girl instead of a boy, resulting in Bart having ''three'' sisters. This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another kid and explains to Marge ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. She also points put that even if they ever do end up having another baby, said baby might end up being another girl instead of a boy, resulting in Bart having ''three'' sisters. This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another kid and explains to Marge ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. She also points that even if they ever do end up having another baby, said baby might end up be another girl instead of a boy, resulting in Bart having ''three'' sisters. This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

** Also [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E9MrPlow Barney Gumbel still has his job as The Plow King]]

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another kid and explains to Marge ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids. She also points out that even if they ''do'' end having another baby, it might end up be another girl instead of a boy (resulting in Bart possibly having three sisters). This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another and explains to Marge why he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three, and also points out that even if she and Homer do end up having another kid, it might end up being another girl instead of a boy (resulting in Bart possibly having three sisters). This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

* OutnumberedSibling[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart starts feeling the first trope in this episode, but when he tries convincing his parents to have another and explains to Marge why he wants a brother so badly, his mom, although she feels sorry for Bart, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three, and also points out that even if she and Homer do end up having another kid, it might end up being another girl instead of (resulting in Bart possibly having three sisters). This is what ultimately leads to the third trope, for when Bart tries adopting an orphan boy as his brother.

* OutnumberedSibling: Bart started feeling it in this episode. He even imagined what his future would be like if his attempts to trick his parents in having another child resulted in a third girl.

* RealityEnsues[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart tries convincing his parents to have another baby, and when Bart finally explains ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, Marge starts feeling bad for Bart. However, Marge explains to her son that she and Homer are fine with just three kids, and that even if the family ''does'' end up having another baby, it might end being another girl instead of a boy, resulting Bart possibly having '''three''' sisters--this is what leads Bart to trying to adopt an orphan boy as his brother

* RealityEnsures[=/=]SiblingsWanted: Bart tries convincing his parents to have another baby, and when Bart finally explains ''why'' he wants a brother so badly, Marge starts feeling bad for Bart. However, Marge explains to her son that she and Homer are fine with just three kids, and that even if the family ''does'' end up having another baby, it might end being another girl instead of a boy, resulting Bart possibly having '''three''' sisters--this is what leads Bart to trying to adopt an orphan boy as his brother

* ShoutOut: The scene of Bart telling his friends about his baby brother dilemma looks and is "animated" like ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''.
* SiblingsWanted: Bart tries convincing his parents to have another baby and when he explains to Marge why he wants a brother so badly, Marge admits that while she feels sorry for Bart, she and Homer are fine with just three kids. Marge also points out to her son that even if she and Homer ''do'' end up having another baby, it might end up being another girl instead of a boy (this is what leads Bart to trying to adopt an orphan boy as his brother).

* SiblingsWanted: Bart tries convincing his parents to have another baby and when he explains to Marge why he wants brother so badly, Marge, although she feels sorry for her son, explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids--she also points out that even if she Homer ever ''do'' end up having another, the baby might end up being another girl instead of a boy (this is what leads Bart to trying to adopt an orphan boy as his brother).

* OutnumberedSibling: Bart started feeling this in this episode. He even imagined what his future would be like if his attempts to trick his parents in having another child resulted in a third girl.

* SiblingsWanted: Bart tries convincing his parents to have another boy, but gives up on this when Marge explains that she and Homer are fine with just three kids and points out that even if they did end up having another baby, it could end up being another girl instead of a boy.

* SiblingsWanted: Bart tries to convince his parents to have another boy, but gives up when Marge points out that even if she and Homer ''do'' end up having another baby, it may end up being another girl instead of a boy.

* SiblingsWanted: Bart tries to convince his parents to have another boy, but gives up when Marge points out that even if she and Homer ''did'' want another child (which they don't), it might end up being another sister.

* ContinuityNod: [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E6ItchyAndScratchyTheMovie Tac-Tics]]
** Also [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E9MrPlow The Plow King]]

* SiblingWanted: Bart tries to convince his parents to have another boy, but gives up when Marge points out that even if she and Homer ''did'' want another child (which they don't), it might end up being another sister.

* ShoutOut: The scene of Bart telling his friends about his baby brother dilemma looks and is "animated" like ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''.

* ShoutOut: The scene of Bart telling his friends about his baby brother dilemma looks and is "animated" like ''SouthPark''.

** Later, the orphan acting as Bart's brother was adopted by a couple with six daughters.

Jealous of the sisterly bond between Lisa and Maggie, Bart wants a little brother.

* ShoutOut: In a scene where Bart was telling three of his friends about his desire to have a little brother, they were dressed like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny]]. Otto then runs over the one dressed like Kenny and shouted [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone about killing "Kenny"]]. When corrected about the name of the kid he just ran over, Otto explained Kenny was [[FridgeHorror from another day]].

* ShoutOut: In a scene where Bart was telling three of his friends about his desire to have a little brother, they were dressed like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny]]. Otto then runs onver the one dressed like Kenny and shouted [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone about killing "Kenny"]]. When corredted about the name of the kid he just ran over, Otto explained Kenny was [[FridgeHorror from another day]].

* ShoutOut: In a scene where Bart was telling three of his friends about his desire to have a little brother, they were dressed like [[SouthPark Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny]]. Otto then runs onver the one dressed like Kenny and shouted [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone about killing "Kenny"]]. When corredted about the name of the kid he just ran over, Otto explained Kenny was [[FridgeHorror from another day]].