Ep 4. The Regina Monologues

In The Simpsons season 15 episode 4, titled "The Regina Monologues," the Simpson family travels to London, England to retrieve a car that Homer won in a bar brawl. While in London, the family gets embroiled in various activities and encounters different people.

Bart and Milhouse seek out the Loch Ness Monster, only to discover it is a hoax. Later, they stumble upon a group of boys practicing cricket and are invited to join in the game. Meanwhile, Homer and Marge visit a pub where they meet the Prime Minister of the UK, Tony Blair, who asks them to retrieve a package from the Queen of England.

The package turns out to be a letter from the Queen requesting Homer's help in various tasks, including cleaning the toilets at Buckingham Palace. Homer becomes disgruntled with the menial tasks the Queen has given him, but Marge reminds him of the importance of the task and how grateful they should be for the opportunity to serve the Queen.

Lisa, meanwhile, becomes enamored with British culture and history. She visits various famous landmarks such as Big Ben, the Tower Bridge, and the London Eye. She also becomes obsessed with finding her ancestor, Eliza Simpson, who was born in England. Lisa visits an old church and discovers the grave of Eliza, who was a suffragette.

The climax of the episode takes place during a ceremony where Homer accidentally humiliates the Queen by dancing with her while wearing a Union Jack diaper. The Simpson family is subsequently banished from England, but not before Marge returns to apologize to the Queen. The Queen forgives Marge and offers her and Homer honorary knighthoods.

"The Regina Monologues" is a humorous take on British culture and tradition, and is a delight for fans of the Simpsons and British culture. With its witty writing and slapstick comedy, the episode is a perfect representation of the classic Simpsons humor.