Married.. WITH PUPPIES!

This is an episode of Friday!

Plot
Homer tells Friday that he has a date, and Friday's going with him. ("A double date, Friday!") Then Homer states that Friday's date will be Maggie, the twin sister of Homer's date, Sheila, the Dalmation. Friday says he might go, only if Homer promises next double-date, they will be human bikini models. On the date, Friday realizes there eating kibble, Friday says thats the strangest thing ever, Homer asks what hes talking about, and Friday answers its the fact that he's on a date with a stuffed animal Dalmation, and everybody's eating kibble. Homer says the weirdest thing that happened to him is one an orange alien crashed through his garage roof. After the date Homer says that he's "in love so much, Cupid is dancing like a hobo who drank too much cofee." The next night, Homer's on a date with Sheila, when Homer asks if Sheila will marry him. Sheila replies "Y-Yes, I will!" and then both of them smile. The next day, Homer tells Friday the news, and Fiday says "Whoa." then Homer says Fiday has to babysit Homers new step-children, and Fiday gets upset because he has to babysit Sheila's puppies. At the wedding, Sheila and her Bidesmate, Home's Sister, are whispering to each other. Then it zooms out to show everyone at the wedding.

Meanwhile, in the lobby of Manner Manor, Friday is playing aound with Homer's step-kids, wich include Poncho, Hiccup, Burp, and Guppy. Then Poncho jumps on Friday's head, wrestling him, and Guppy jumps up and tackles Poncho, then Burp and Guppy jump and attack Friday's face, causing Friday to yell "Trilobites!"

and Burp punches Friday eye, giving him a black eye, then Friday grabs Burp and mumbles "Oooh, if Homer weren't paying me!"

Back at the wedding, Homer and Sheila finally kiss, and everyone claps, then Homer goes to see Fiday, and Homer sees Friday is all beat up, but doesn't care, Homer, while picking up Poncho, says "Now, say goodbye to nice o'l Friday!" then the puppies all turn around and wink at Friday. Friday winks back, and then a titlecard saying "Ye Olde End!"