Homer finds out that he's an excellent hairdresser, and becomes a very in-demand stylist. Lisa rejects Milhouse, which leads to a 5th grader becoming interested in him. Lisa can't deal with this.
While there isn't much to make this episode a noteworthy one, it's really pretty good. There aren't any gags that outstay their welcome, the performances are good. It's great to see Milhouse sing a song using a theremin. And there's a strange gag with Lunchlady Doris and Moleman.
I like Lisa's story more than I should, considering how much I should identify with Milhouse. It makes sense for Lisa to have a quiet interest in him, especially since she probably places a certain amount of self-worth on his worship.
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