Ep 13. I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can

In season 30, episode 13 of The Simpsons titled "I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can," Homer discovers a new passion for dancing after a conversation with Lisa about her love for ballet. He joins a dance class led by a former Broadway dancer, Anastasia, and finds himself surprisingly talented. However, his newfound hobby becomes a concern for Marge and the rest of the family when they realize how much money he's spending on costumes and classes.

Meanwhile, Marge struggles to adjust to her new job as a drugstore cashier and deals with difficult customers. She seeks comfort in Lisa's guidance and the two bond over their shared love of art and creativity.

As Homer becomes more involved in the dancing community, he discovers a local dance competition and decides to participate. However, he faces criticism and mockery from his fellow competitors due to his size and unconventional approach to dancing. With the support of his family and friends, Homer learns to embrace his unique style and performs an unforgettable routine at the competition.

Overall, "I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can" explores themes of self-discovery, creativity, and the importance of embracing individuality. The episode also features memorable appearances from recurring characters such as Krusty the Clown and Groundskeeper Willie.