Homer, Bart, and the crew interrupt a memorial service in their honor, and Homer explains that they were rescued by the Japanese fishing boat Iruka Koroshi Maru (Dolphin Killer). The townsfolk plan to recommence fishing, but Lisa warns them about the dangers of overfishing and how it brought their town to financial ruin. Agreeing with her, the townsfolk decide to go into logging instead, and clear-cut the island's trees, which are scheduled to be sent to a paper mill to be made into issues of Hustler and Barely Legal magazine, much to Lisa's frustration.
Homer, Bart, and the crew disrupt a memorial service in their honor, and Homer explains that they were rescued by the Japanese fishing boat Iruka Koroshi Maru (Dolphin Killer). The townsfolk plan to resume fishing but Lisa warns them about the dangers of overfishing and how it led to their town's financial ruin. Agreeing with her, the townsfolk decide to switch to logging instead, clearing-cutting the island's trees, which are destined for a paper mill to be transformed into Hustler and Barely Legal magazines, much to Lisa's dismay.