Homer watches a nature show about a saltwater crocodile while Maggie holds the remote.

Maggie watches a baby show called Roofi while Homer and Bart complain.

Bart tries to get detention to avoid going home but fails.

Marge buys Maggie a Roofi CD to keep her happy.

Homer is driven crazy by the repetitive Roofi song playing on loop.

Roofi announces a live concert in Springfield, causing excitement.

Homer tries to take the remote from Maggie but she outsmarts him.

Marge returns with Roofi concert tickets, proud of her purchase.

The Roofi concert is oversold, causing chaos and frustration.

The Teletubbies perform as the opening act, but rain causes problems.

Babies riot at the concert, causing destruction and chaos.

Lindsay Naegle starts a movement against parents and children.

Marge tries to defend parents but is booed by the crowd.

New laws are passed that discriminate against children and families.

Homer brings Lisa to meet Lindsay Naegle to change her mind.

Marge announces a petition to overturn anti-family laws.

Marge tries to get donations for her petition but faces rejection.

Mr. Burns signs Marge's petition, giving it unexpected support.

A misleading ad against Marge's initiative airs, using a lookalike.

Homer promises to help Marge win the campaign.

Homer creates a disastrous campaign ad that backfires.

Bart and Lisa devise a plan to use children to win the election.

Children spread germs to make anti-child voters too sick to vote.

The family celebrates victory as the Roofi song plays again.