- Bart trades lives with his multi-millionaire lookalike, but discovers that his lookalike's life isn't all he thought it would be.
- After a prank too far at a ritzy hotel and the threat of all privileges being withdrawn,Bart is only too happy to change places with look-alike Simon Woosterfield,son of the hotel's millionaire owners and to enjoy a life of luxury. However,whilst Simon settles into life at the Simpsons,Bart finds himself the victim of attempted murder by his jealous half-sister and brother,out to gain his inheritance and,after Simon comes clean,the family rush to Aspen to stop Bart from being the victim of a skiing 'accident'.—don @ minifie-1
- After doing a very bad prank, Bart trades lives with a dorky version of himself, Simon Woosterfield, a millionaire who hates his family as well. He soon figures out that his half-brother and sister are plotting a plan to murder Bart on a skiing trip in Aspen. Bart's family have to save Bart before he gets killed.
- At the Kwik-E-Mart, Homer hurries to get the last lottery ticket, but is distracted by Bart dancing on the shelves, then attempting a cannonball onto the floor. While Homer tries to save Bart, Lenny buys the lottery ticket and wins $50,000. A now gleeful Lenny invites a very sullen Homer to a rich, posh party at the expensive Woosterfield Hotel. While going to the party, Bart unintentionally sprays Marges new dress with cat urine, (which was meant for Rod and Tod Flanders) angering her and Homer. While Homer tells Lenny he is grateful for his success, Bart is in the back, concocting a plan to destroy the party. He opens all the gift bags and releases the Vac-U-Bots, which run wild and cause mayhem, destroying everything. The police catch Bart; Marge, furious, confiscates all of Barts prized possessions. Bart is furious with his family and heads to the bathroom, where he meets Simon Woosterfield, a rich boy who turns out to be Barts exact look-alike. Bart learns that Simon dislikes his rich and pompous lifestyle; in order to satisfy them both, the two decide to switch places, Simon going with the Simpsons, and Bart going to the Woosterfields.
After informing each other on basic information about each others family, the two part; Bart finds he truly enjoys his new rich home, which appeals to him immediately (particularly Joe Montana, who is hanging around the estate). Simon, meanwhile, isnt used to the Simpsons simple lifestyle; Lisa, the most inquisitive, begins to suspect that Bart (Simon) isnt who he really is. Simon frequently argues with Homer, but upon going to bed, he soon begins to enjoy Marges loving attention. Meanwhile, Bart meets Devan and Quinley, his new half-brother and sister. The two of them smugly bully Simon (Bart) every chance they get. The next day, the Woosterfields host a magnificent party for the rich; upon meeting Mr. Burns and Smithers, Bart asks why Devan and Quinley always bully him more than they should. Mr. Burns tells all about his childhood growing up as the youngest of a large wealthy family, and that since his other siblings died, he inherited the family money. Bart realizes that the two may very well be plotting his death, in order to inherit the entire Woosterfield fortune. Bart is angered when he realizes Simon set him up.
Lisa quickly figures out that Simon is not Bart, and tries to figure out what they are up to. Simon finally admits to the entire Simpson family that Bart is in real danger; Devan and Quinley had taken him on a ski trip, hoping to kill him there. While trying to rescue Bart, Homer falls down and turns into a giant snowball, rescuing him. Bart is still angry with Simon, but Simon tells him that he will return to his own family; when Bart asks what hell do to prevent Devan and Quinleys murderous attacks, Simon tells Bart not to worry about it. In truth, the two are already planning to kill one another. Upon returning home, Marge tucks Bart into bed. After mulling it over, Bart decides this is the life.
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