Bart and Lisa compete on a quiz show about capitals and flags.

Homer watches a TV ad for a hair growth product called Dimoxinil.

Moe suggests Homer charge Dimoxinil to his company health insurance.

Homer prays and then discovers he has grown hair overnight.

Homer joyfully greets Springfield and Moe's Tavern with his new hair.

Homer comes home to Marge and her sisters, who are surprised by his new look.

Mr. Burns promotes Homer to junior executive because of his new hair.

Homer is promoted and meets his assistant Karl.

Karl boosts Homer's confidence and helps him negotiate a vacation.

Karl takes Homer to buy a new suit for his executive role.

Karl takes Homer to buy a new suit for his executive role.

Marge reminds Homer it's their anniversary and he forgets.

Karl sends anniversary gifts to Homer's house.

Homer solves a productivity problem by suggesting more tartar sauce.

Mr. Burns gives Homer a key to the executive bathroom.

Homer dries Mr. Burns' hands in the executive bathroom.

Burns reveals he knows about the fraud and fires Homer.

Karl claims responsibility for the fraud and is fired instead of Homer.

Homer loses his hair and lashes out at Bart.

Marge reveals she saved money for a rainy day to help Homer.

Karl returns with a speech and gives Homer confidence.

Homer gives a successful speech about self-management to the executives.

Burns reveals he was also bald and gives Homer his job back.