Homer to call himself Messiah in controversial new episode

Homer Simpson calls himself the new Messiah in an upcoming controversial 'The Simpsons' episode.

Thu, 20 May, 2010 - 14:03

Homer Simpson calls himself the new Messiah in an upcoming controversial 'The Simpsons' episode.

In the new show - called 'Watch the Greatest Story Ever D'ohed' - the cartoon legend thinks as the special one he can bring Christians, Muslims and Jews together after a trip to Israel.

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