The Simpsons season 28, episode 9 "The Last Traction Hero" portrays that the one thing a know-it-all doesn't know is that everyone hates a know-it-all person.
Life at the Springfield nuclear plant is fraught with danger. Forget the radioactive particles that are slowly shrinking the seminal energies out of the quickly shrinking testicles. The workers live at the whim of their boss, C. Montgomery Burns. The richest man in Springfield and a founding member of the ancient "Knights of St. Caucasian" can take away their livelihoods, their hopes and dreams, knee-caps, hub-caps or their very lives. Hell, he even took away the sun and apparently, fed on the town's beloved rare panda.
People think that Homer could use the distractions. The doctor told him it will be another three months before he can scratch his ass and six before he can really go nuts. But Marge even bakes all the sex out of the promise from a puzzling a puzzling "Black and White" movie flashback, complete with a blonde femme fatale. When Homer had his jaw wired a few seasons ago, he learned to listen, becoming a perfect father, son, and husband. Being able to talk, but being confined to traction and baby mobile lazy Susan's, is not spiritually transformative.
"The Last Traction Hero" was written by Bill Odenkirk and directed by Bob Anderson. The Simpsons stars Dan Castellaneta as Homer and Abe Simpson, Julie Kavner as Marge Simpson, Nancy Cartwright as Bart Simpson, and Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson. Hank Azaria plays Chief Wiggum and Moe. Harry Shearer is Kirk Van Houten, Kent Brockman, C. Montgomery Burns and Waylon Smithers. The special guests are Dan Fouts and Matt Leinart.
That's Bob Fosse in the opening. Carl wears Parking Lot Supervisor; Lenny wears Parking Lot Intern t-shirts. There is a picture of Moe on Homer's mobile. Geezer Cancelling Headphones now with coot mute. That's all people can see in "The Simpsons: The Last Traction Hero."