A traveling exhibition of Michelangelo's sculpture "David" schedules a stop in Springfield. Other SNUH members urge Marge to protest the exhibition due to its nudity, but Marge considers "David" a masterpiece. During another "Smartline" appearance, Marge concedes it is hypocrital to censor "Itchy & Scratchy" and not "David"; she realizes that SNUH protests have done more harm than good. SNUH quickly disbands, "Itchy & Scratchy" returns to its old format, and the town's kids resume watching it. While Marge and Homer view "David" at an art museum, Marge bemoans that children would rather watch violent cartoons than see a work of great art. Homer cheers her up by revealing that the school is forcing students to see the sculpture on a field trip to the museum.