In the beginning it's announced that there will be an exposition of many works of Reynolds Jasperterian (a famous local artist) in the Langley Falls art museum and Francine admits that she has posed for him. Stan is surprised, but his surprise is short-lived when he sees the painting for which she posed: an abstract portrait of her private parts. After being scorned by Bullock and his colleagues he angers Francine but she doesn't care. So Stan tries to steal the painting but he fails and the next day he disguises himself as a museum guard and he finally manages to steal the painting, but after a discussion with the artist's mother (voiced by Susan Sarandon) he redeems himself and returns the painting in the museum as Francine considered it an inspiration for people of all ages. In the meanwhile Steve is turned off by women thanks to the painting of her mom's private parts and decides for a brief period to help Klaus. However he gets some advice from Principal Lewis and finds passion in women again.
The problem with this episode is that at times in both plots was a bit slow and the laughs were from time to time (and the moments I laughed are the only reason I scored it a 6). Not a complete failure but just adequate.
The problem with this episode is that at times in both plots was a bit slow and the laughs were from time to time (and the moments I laughed are the only reason I scored it a 6). Not a complete failure but just adequate.
