Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2

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The Simpsons episode
"Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2"
Episode no.	387
Prod. code	JABF01
Orig. Airdate	2006-12-17
Writer(s)	Unknown
Director	Unknown
Guest star(s)	Elvis Stojko
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"Kill Gil: Vols. 1 & 2" is an upcoming episode of The Simpsons that will air in the show's eighteenth season. It will be the ninth Christmas-themed Simpsons episode.

[edit] Synopsis

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

During a holiday ice skating show starring guest voice Elvis Stojko, Homer jumps into a chaotic brawl involving the other ice skaters. In order to escape the chaos, Marge decides to take the family holiday shopping. Gil, dressed as Santa Claus, unknowingly gives Lisa a sold-out Malibu Stacy doll that belongs to his boss' daughter. When Gil loses his job, the Simpsons invite him over for Christmas dinner, which becomes a huge mistake as Gil moves in uninvited and mooches off the Simpsons. Out of guilt, Marge continually allows Gil to prolong his stay, but when her patience wears thin, she's forced to overcome her fear and finally say no. (Official FOX press release)

[edit] Trivia

Despite the episode name, this will not be a two-part episode. Its title is merely a parody of Kill Bill.
This episode will air exactly seventeen years after the show's premiere.