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531 - 1
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"Homerland"
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September 29, 2013
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Bob Anderson
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Stephanie Gillis
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RABF20
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| Homer starts to act strangely polite after returning from a nuclear power plant convention, prompting a suspicious Lisa to ask an intense FBI agent to help her solve this mystery.
Guest starring Kristen Wiig as Annie Crawford and Kevin Michael Richardson as an FBI agent.
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532 - 2
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"Treehouse of Horror XXIV"
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October 6, 2013[4]
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Rob Oliver
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Jeff Westbrook
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RABF16
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| The “Treehouse Of Horror XXIV” episode dives into three tales – “Oh The Places You’ll D’oh,” “Dead and Shoulders,” and “Freaks no Geeks.”
“Oh The Places You’ll D’oh”
“Oh The Places You’ll D’oh” is a spin on a “rhyming Dr. Seuss-ian tale.” But instead of “The Cat in The Hat,” Homer plays “The Fat in The Hat” and wreaks havoc on the poor town of Springfield.
“Dead and Shoulders”
“Dead and Shoulders” certainly isn’t a spin on the hair product “Head & Shoulders.” In this “spine-tingling” tale, Bart is involved in a horrifying kite accident … that leaves him beheaded. But Bart isn’t dead and gone. Instead his head is attached to Lisa’s body and the two siblings “must live together as one.”
“Freaks no Geeks”
The circus is coming to town in this “Treehouse of Horror XXIV” story. Set in Springfieldland in the 1930s, the Burnsum and Bailey Circus (Mr. Burns’ traveling circus) has stopped into town. Starring trapeze artist Marge and Strong Man Homer, the circus is anything but a joyous event when “circus freak Moe starts to make advances towards Marge.”
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533 - 3
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"Four Regrettings and a Funeral"[5]
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November 3, 2013
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Marc Wilmore[7]
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RABF18[7]
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Four Springfielders are prompted to try to right past regrets following the funeral of a beloved neighbor. Homer regrets selling his Apple stock to buy a bowling ball, Marge worries she caused Bart’s rebellious streak, Mr. Burns reminisces about a romance he gave up with a beautiful Parisian woman and Kent Brockman admits he was too afraid to leave local news and follow his former partner Rachel Maddow (guest appearing as herself) to cable news.[8] In a moment of truth during Brockman’s meeting at the Fox News, Aaron Sorkin appears in a thought bubble above Brockman’s head and advises the anchor on whether or not he should work for the cable channel.[9]
Guest starring: Joe Namath as himself, Gordon Ramsay as himself, and Aaron Sorkin as himself
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534 - 4
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"YOLO"[10]
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November 10, 2013[11]
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Michael Nobori
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RABF22
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535 - 5
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"Labor Pains"[13]
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November 17, 2013[14]
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Don Payne and Mitchell H. Glazer[13]
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RABF19
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| Gretchen, a woman stuck in an elevator, with Homer gives birth to a baby with Homer's help, which she names Homer, Jr.[16][17]
Guest starring Elisabeth Moss as Gretchen
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"The Man Who Came To Be Dinner"[18]
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David Silverman[19]
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Al Jean (co-writer)
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RABF15
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| The Simpsons go to an amusement park where the lines for the rides are terrible, except for this one rocket called Journey to Your Future. They end up on Kang and Kodos home planet Rigel VII.[20]
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"Days of Future Future"
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| 30 years from now, Jenda is dating a crab-like alien creature and … she’s still not getting along with Bart. Bart is trying to get over his divorce and he does it in a bit of a Total Recall-type way.[21] Homer keeps dieing and becomes a hologram.[22]
Guest starring Amy Poehler as Jenda
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"White Christmas Blues"[13]
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December 2013
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Don Payne[13]
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"Steal This Episode"[23]
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January 2014[24]
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SABF05[23]
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| Deputy Director Gratman, the FBI's anti-piracy boss, is tasked with hunting down Homer, who stands accused of illegally downloading a movie.[23] Fed up with movie theaters, Homer is taught by Bart how to illegally download films, and he starts screening them in his backyard for folks in Springfield. One of the movies that Homer shows is a This is 40-esque Apatow dramedy titled Life is Funny that stars Mann and Rudd. Halford winds up singing a parody of the Judas Priest classic "Breaking The Law” in an effort to nab Homer, while Apatow testifies against our patriarch "with a hilarious, self-important speech about Hollywood people".[24]
Guest starring Will Arnett as Deputy Director Gratman, Judd Apatow, Leslie Mann, Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, Channing Tatum and Rob Halford as himself.
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"The Winter of His Content"
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Kevin Curran
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SABF09
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"The War of Art"
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SABF10
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"You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee"[27]
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SABF11[27]
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"Luca$"[28]
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SABF12[28]
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"Brick Like Me"[29]
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"The Kid is All Right"[30]
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"Married to the Blob"[31]
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"Yellow Subterfuge"[32]
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"Diggs"[33]
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| Bart will encounter Diggs, a strange older boy with a passion for falconry, among other things.[34]
Guest starring: Daniel Radcliffe as Diggs.
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"The Man Who Grew Too Much"[35]
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"I Only Have My Eyes for You"[36]
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"What to Expect When Bart's Expecting"[37]
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SABF14[37]
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December 2013
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| Homer stands to ruin a blossoming relationship between Comic Book Guy and an attractive young Japanese woman/manga fan and he getting married. Stan Lee swings by Comic Book Guy’s store and doles out some advice on comics, romance, and, yes, romance comics.[38][39]
Guest starring: Stan Lee as himself and Harlan Ellison as himself[40]
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December 2013
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| A new student comes to Springfield Elementary called Isabel, who is Lisa's intellectual equal.[41] Lisa and Isabel become fast friends but things take a left turn when they realize they have different political views - Isabel is a republican. They end up running against each other in the second-grade election, and then we flash to the future where they’re engaged in an actual presidential debate — and Anderson Cooper is the moderator. [42] [43]
Guest starring Eva Longoria as Isabel[41] and Anderson Cooper as himself[43]
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| Lisa befriends a new chubby little boy (played by Zach Galifianakis) who wants to be a competitive eater, Suddenly Marge is worried that Lisa is trying to marry a boy that’s just like Homer, and then Homer is offended that Marge is worried about that.[44]
Guest starring: Zach Galifianakis.
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| A character will pass away and the actor who plays the character won an Emmy for playing that character.[39]
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| Lisa getting recruited as a cheerleader for the local pro football team.[45]
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| Sideshow Bob returns as a food scientist.[46]
Guest starring Kelsey Grammer as Sideshow Bob.
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May 2014
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| John Oliver guest stars as Wilkes John Booth, a neighbor Marge has never met.[47]
Guest starring John Oliver as Wilkes John Booth
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"Simpsorama"[48]
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J. Stewart Burns[44]
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SABF16[48]
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| A crossover with Futurama, the Planet Express team comes to Springfield. Hypnotoad will also make an appearance.[49] The plot will revolve around Bender and Bart, Bender has to come back from the future to kill Bart because there’s something that Bart does now that makes the future really, really, really bad. The recording starts at September 19, 2013.[50] It will be the Season 25 finale or the Season 26 premiere. Some scenes will be based in the comic Futurama/Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis.[44]
Guest starring: Billy West as Philip J. Fry, Katey Sagal as Leela, John DiMaggio as Bender, Phil LaMarr and Maurice LaMarche.
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