Homer tells Marge that he will be attending a stag party for a co-worker at a reataurant. Meanwhile, Bart receives a mail-order spy camera that has taken six months to arrive. At the stag party, Homer is enticed to dance with a sexy belly dancer named Princess Kashmir.

While Homer is gone, Marge takes the children out for dinner. Unknowingly, they choose the same restaurant where the stag party is well under-way--the Rusty Barnacle. On the way to the Buoy's room, Bart stumbles onto the party and sees his father dancing with Kashmir. He takes a photograph with his spy camera and gives the picture to Milhouse, who duplicates it and distributes it to his classmates. Soon, all of Springfield has a photograph of Homer and the dancer, including Marge, who orders Homer out of the house.

Homer returns home and pleads forgiveness. Marge tells him that he needs to show Bart that all women are not sexual objects. Homer and Bart set off to find Kashmir and locate her at a Vegas-type burlesque show. When Homer stumbles onstage during the show, the crowd recognizes him from the picture and applauds. Homer quiets the crowd with a sentimental speech about the importance of women to men. Touched, the men leave to go home to the women they love. Marge, who is also in the audience, runs to Homer and forgives him.