The film "Angry Dad: The Movie" was a huge success, with critics raving about its humor and heart. Bart was thrilled with the positive reception, but things took a surprising turn when Homer decided to take credit for the film's success. At the Golden Globes, when Russell Brand presented the award to the film, Homer seized the moment and gave his own acceptance speech, much to Bart's dismay. As the film continued to win accolades and awards, Homer continued to bask in the spotlight, taking credit for each ceremony. When "Angry Dad" received an Oscar nomination, Bart chose to keep it a secret from his father. With the help of DJ Kwanzaa, Homer and Marge managed to sneak into the ceremony just in time for the award announcement. As Halle Berry presented the award, Bart's fellow nominee, Nick Park, helped him realize the importance of recognizing the team effort behind creating a film. In the end, Bart took the stage and gave credit where credit was due, acknowledging the hard work and talent of everyone involved in making "Angry Dad: The Movie" a success. Homer, humbled by his son's gesture, finally understood the value of teamwork and the importance of sharing the spotlight. And as the crowd cheered for Bart, he knew that his film had truly been a collaborative effort that touched the hearts of audiences everywhere.