Bart goes to Hell! (Simpsons lost episode)

Bart goes to Hell! is a lost episode of The Simpsons that was supposed to be a part of Season 1. It was never aired because Cake the Cat went back in time and called the one intern who wrote the episode "Toxic" which made him feel so ashamed that he never got the episode to be aired and instead he quit his job and started to work for a shoe company instead.
== Synopsis ==
The episode opens with a 30 second intro card letting viewers know that the episode has been approved as "Non-Mean Spirited" by the "International Council of Simpsons Reviewers"
The episode then cuts to Bart Simpson skating to the comic book shop. He then spends all of his money on the new rare limited edition comic book. He then sits down on a bench to read the comic before D.W. from Arthur walks in and calls Bart a "Stupid punk with an awful haircut and stupid shoes". Bart rolls his eyes and says D.W. from Arthur is jealous because he has the comic and she doesn't. D.W. from Arthur then takes the comic from him and tears it to pieces and calls him an "Awful piece of absolute garbage who doesn't even read Garfield". When he returns to the Simpsons house he finds that everything he had was destroyed by Lisa, Homer and D.W. from Arthur working together. Bart asks what this is for and D.W. from Arthur says that Bart's room is now Nadine's room and that his stuff took up too much space so she destroyed it.
Marge then suddenly walks out of the house very confused and says it's time for them all to go to church. Bart says he's not going until they all stop and explain why they're helping D.W. from Arthur. Everyone nearby is shocked and outraged at this since early Simpsons is infamous for trying to be edgy Veggietales. Marge then screams at Bart and tells him to never talk to her or any other Simpson again. Marge and the others drive off leaving D.W. from Arthur and Bart as it begins to rain.
Bart asks what he did to D.W. from Arthur to deserve all this and D.W. from Arthur simply starts calling him various swear words and challenges him to an honorable duel. D.W. from Arthur starts punching him and he punches back literally once. D.W. from Arthur starts laughing at him. D.W. from Arthur then calls him one last swear word and raises the middle finger at him before she starts fake crying which summons her stand 「CRAZY BUS」(Which in the English localization is called 「CRAZYBUS」 without the space to be a reference to the game "Crazybus" instead of the song "Crazy Bus").
D.W. from Arthur then uses her stand to dodge every single one of Bart's attacks while It Has To Be This Way plays in the background. After a few minutes of Bart constantly missing while D.W. from Arthur just stands there, D.W. from Arthur begins to give a monologue about mean-spiritedness or something idk this is just a brief synopsis of the episode. She then snaps her fingers and Constance (Who in typical Season 1 fashion had animation errors) walks into view.
Constance then starts punching Bart while saying various swear words. This goes on for 2 hours until Constance grows angel wings and a halo and she yells loudly "BART! I BANISH THEE TO HELL FOREVER FOR PUNCHING D.W. FROM ARTHUR." She snaps her fingers and Bart remarks how he doesn't feel so good as he disintegrates.
The rest of the Simpsons return and Constance tells them that from now on, She will be replacing Bart. The rest of the Simpsons agree that this is a good idea. The episode ends with D.W. from Arthur monologuing about her power and how truly annoying she is. She then reads a newspaper about how Veal was defeated in a rap battle and says that she will become more annoying than even Veal.
== Reception ==
Online critics loved this episode more than anything as they say it was a heartwarming feel-good episode while criticizing that one Christmas Special for boringly and mean-spiritedly lecturing the viewers for half an hour. The episode was also claimed to be just as good as "Marge be not proud", The episode praised by critics as the Holy Grail of heartwarming feel-good Simpsons wholesomeness, in every way.
Normal viewers were really confused by everything and didn't expect Constance to actually replace Bart in the series until the next episode aired and she replaced Bart for the rest of the series.