The Simpsons

Homer purchases a pony for Lisa to demonstrate his affection for her, hoping the gift will win her favour. However, the cost of maintaining the pony forces him to seek additional income, leading him to accept a second shift at the Kwik‑E‑Mart.

Lisa's Pony is a television programme presented in the form of an episode. It is listed simply as a programme of the episode genre, with no further classification provided. In this instalment, Homer decides to buy Lisa a pony as a way of demonstrating his affection for her. The gesture is intended to prove his love, and the pony becomes the central focus of his efforts to show how much he cares. However, the cost of looking after the animal quickly proves to be a burden. To meet the expenses required for the pony’s upkeep, Homer finds himself compelled to seek additional income. This leads him to take on extra work, stepping beyond his usual responsibilities. The extra employment comes in the form of a second job at the Kwik‑E‑Mart. By working there, Homer hopes to generate the funds needed to keep the pony, balancing his desire to please Lisa with the practical demands of caring for the new pet.