The Simpsons end their day with a chaotic couch gag and credits.

Krusty finishes his TV show and thanks guests.

Krusty cancels dinner with Bart despite his assistant's insistence.

Lois Pennycandy calls Marge to apologize for Krusty's cancellation.

Bart writes a letter returning his Krusty badge in anger.

Homer accidentally calls a sex chat line instead of reading Bart's letter.

Lois forces Krusty to go to Bart's dinner after reading the letter.

Krusty arrives for dinner and Bart asks him to relax.

Krusty says a Hebrew blessing, revealing he is Jewish.

Krusty tells the family about his estranged rabbi father.

Young Herschel asks to be a clown but his father refuses.

Krusty gets laughs impersonating his father at yeshiva.

Krusty performs at a Talmudic conference and is discovered by his father.

The family watches home movies and Krusty leaves.

Krusty watches TV and cries after leaving the Simpsons.

The Simpsons decide to find Rabbi Krustofski to reunite him with Krusty.

Bart and Lisa visit Rabbi Krustofski, who denies having a son.

Bart calls into a radio show to confront the rabbi about forgiving Krusty.

Bart and Lisa trick the rabbi into meeting them at a deli.

The rabbi leaves the deli after Krusty shows up instead of Bart.

Bart uses Jewish texts to argue with the rabbi about forgiveness.

Bart uses a Sammy Davis Jr quote to finally convince the rabbi.

Krusty and his father reunite on live TV.

The episode ends with credits and a final scene.