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Donald Trump (character)

2025-01-28T21:18:40Z

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|status = Alive
|job = 45th President of the United States Businessman
|relatives = '''Wife:''' [[Melania Trump]] '''Daughter:''' [[Ivanka Trump]]
|appearance = "[[Hardly Kirk-ing]]"
|mentioned = "[[Bart the Lover]]"
|voiced by = [[Donald Trump|Himself]] (achive footage)<ref>''[[Trumptastic Voyage]]''</ref> [[Dan Castellaneta]]
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'''Donald John Trump''' is an American businessman.

== History ==
When a yo-yo craze hit [[Springfield Elementary School]], [[Bart]] proved to be very good at yo-yo tricks. [[Homer]] told [[Marge]] that soon he would be able to quit his job and "live off the boy", but [[Marge]] challenged him to name one person who had gotten rich by doing yo-yo tricks. After considering Donald Trump, [[Arnold Palmer]] and [[Bill Cosby]], Homer realized to his chagrin that there wasn't any such person.<ref>"[[Bart the Lover]]"</ref>

A homeless man at the [[Bumtown Soup Kitchen]] called [[Seymour Skinner]] Donald Trump, right after [[Edna Krabappel]] stood him up.<ref>''[[Bart vs. the One-Man School]]''</ref> When [[Lisa]] came to pick up [[Marge]], [[Charles Heathbar]] said that he wanted to tell to his wife "you're fired!" When Marge and Lisa didn't laugh, he said that he had imitated Donald Trump and if they knew who he was, they would have laughed. Marge and Lisa then told him that they knew who he was, and he told them that he did not believe them as the joke was perfect.<ref>"[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]"</ref>

During a balcony scene in Italy Homer starts making gestures and poses, which cause Lisa to ask him "not to imitate [[Benito Mussolini]]". Homer then says he was actually imitating Donald Trump.<ref>"[[The Italian Bob]]"</ref>

In [[Lisa]]'s fantasy, she turned Trump into an orange {{W|Troll doll}}.<ref>"[[The Cad and the Hat]]"</ref>

Many of the people in the celebrity executive assistant support group had worked for Donald Trump.<ref>"[[Frinkcoin]]"</ref>

== Non-canon ==
{{Noncanon}}
Trump served as [[President of the United States]], immediately preceding [[Lisa Simpson]]. While in office, Trump evidently made some bad financial decisions, leaving the Simpson administration with "quite a budget crunch".<ref>"[[Bart to the Future]]"</ref>

Homer nominated Trump for the {{W|Ice Bucket Challenge}}.<ref>''[[Simpsons Ice Bucket Challenge]]''</ref>

He is seen tweeting and watching TV from his bed at the [[White House]].<ref>''[[Donald Trump's First 100 Days In Office]]''</ref>

Trump was at [[Trump Hotel]] where he tried to bribe [[Robert Mueller]] with $750 million. Mueller rejected the bribe and tried to arrest Trump so Trump tried to pardon himself. When that didn't work, he tried to bribe Mueller again with a judge position on {{W|Miss Universe}}. When that didn't work, Mueller left. [[Carmen Yulín Cruz|A maid]] then entered the room to do housekeeping and Trump told her that there was no money and he was never there then left the room.<ref>''[[Mueller Meets Trump]]''</ref>

Trump decided that he had to take a look in the mirror and decided to get his faults off his chest. When he started getting his faults off his chest, he couldn't stop. He got rid of all his guilt doing this. He then called up [[Vladimir Putin]] and told him to leave the USA alone. He then woke up and realized it was all a terrible dream. He then decided to tweet what was deep in his heart, saying that {{Ch|Alec Baldwin}} wears a hairpiece.<ref>''[[A Tale of Two Trumps]]''</ref>

When future [[Bart]] went back in time, he told the Simpsons that Donald Trump would become president.<ref>"[[Lisa the Boy Scout]]"</ref>

== Behind the Laughter ==
In real life, Trump was {{W|President-elect of the United States|elected President}} in the {{W|United States presidential election, 2016|2016}} and {{W|2024 United States presidential election|2024}} elections and served as the 45th and 47th [[President of the United States]] from January 20, 2017 to January 20, 2021 and from January 20, 2025 to January 20, 2029 respectively.

== Appearances ==
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*{{spec|125 Days: Donald Trump Makes One Last Try To Patch Things Up With Comey}}
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*{{spec|A Tale of Two Trumps}}
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== References ==
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Bart to the Future/References

2025-01-28T21:07:15Z

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== Cultural references ==
*The title is a pun on ''{{ap|Back to the Future|franchise}}''. [[Nelson]]'s hairstyle and attire are a tribute to the 1985-A {{W|Biff Tannen}} from ''{{W|Back to the Future II}}''.
*When [[Bart]] asks why a vision of his own future has an unrelated reference to [[Abraham Lincoln]]'s gold, the Indian says "I guess the spirits thought the main vision was a little thin", a barb at sitcom writers who pepper thin plots with side plots.
*The Native American casino the Simpsons visit is called [[Caesar's Pow-Wow Casino]], a reference to {{W|Caesar's Palace}}. The "Indian" who pokes his head out of the sign is the image of the logo for the {{W|Cleveland Indians}} baseball team.
*One of the entertainers appearing at the Pow-Wow is Carrot Scalp, a reference to comedian [[Carrot Top]]. The year before this episode aired, there was a Carrot Top parody named Carrot Scalp featured on ''[[Family Guy]]'' in the season 1 episode "{{W|The Son Also Draws}}".
*''{{W|Dances with Wolves}}'': Punned in the name of casino employee [[Dances with Focus Groups]].
*[[Helen Thomas]], seen in pink at [[Lisa]]'s press conference, was president of the {{W|White House Correspondents' Association}}.
*The portrait of [[Ted Kennedy]] in the White House conference room implies that he had been President of the United States.
*The "Greenspan" that Bart addresses is both a reference to and likeness of [[Alan Greenspan]], Chairman of the {{W|Federal Reserve}}.
*[[Camp David]] is the summer retreat of the American President.

== Trivia ==
*It aired exactly five years after Season 6's "[[Lisa's Wedding]]", which also depicted the Simpsons' universe in the future. An interesting point were the endings of both episodes; whereas the fortune teller told Lisa her future could not be changed, the Indian mystic tells Bart to try and change his future for the better. However, it should be noted that Lisa's fortune teller is implied to be a phony, meaning her foretelling of her future may be partially or completely inaccurate.
*The scene in which Bart talks to the ghost of [[Billy Carter]] in a bar at Camp David is most likely a reference to "[[Treehouse of Horror V]]", where Homer talks to [[Moe]]'s ghost in the bar of Burns's hotel. Both of these scenes are parodies of a scene in Stanley Kubrick's film ''[[The Shining]]''.
*In 2003, Entertainment Weekly named this the worst episode of the entire series.
*Following a tiny tradition in the series, [[Ned]], the kindest person (and holiest), has bad things happen to him in this episode, yet he remains faithful. In previous episodes, his house was blown down, [[Maude]] died, he got married to another woman in Vegas, The Leftorium was bankrupt...
*At the time the episode aired, it was the one set furthest into the future, beating out both "[[Lisa's Wedding]]" and "[[Future-Drama]]". It would not be surpassed until the [[Season 23]] episode "[[Holidays of Future Passed]]".
*When Bart interrupts Lisa's speech, she chokes him and says [[Homer]]'s catchphrase "[[Why you little!]]".
*When Lisa sends Bart to Camp David to spearhead the phony "Coolness Report" initiative, he enlists some of his childhood friends to help him out. Among those in attendance, a now "physically fit" adult version of [[Üter]] can be seen! He's very easy to overlook, since there are only 2 visual clues as to his true identity. His trademark green traditional German lederhosen outfit, (which he has always been seen wearing in every episode he has ever appeared in) and the same blond/gray hair color he's had since childhood. The fact that he is no longer short and plump, and now has a much different longer hairstyle, makes identifying him a bonafide Simpsons trivia "easter egg".
*Helen Thomas is shown sitting in the second row, but in real life she had a reserved seat in the first row.

=== In the future ===
*Bart is 40 years old, Lisa is 38 (same age as Homer in the present), Homer is 68 and Marge is 66.
*Bart and [[Ralph]] are roommates. Ralph seems to have steady employment (since he's the one who pays the rent), but Bart's only job is his band, which as of the beginning of the episode still hasn't had a gig.
*In everyday vocabulary, "smell you later" has replaced "goodbye", which Bart still can't believe.
*Nelson owns a [[Nelson's Crab Shack|bar]]. One of its features is a laser grid covering the stage. The grid activates when thrown objects (presumably from dissatisfied audience members) hit it, thereby preventing performers on the stage from being hit by them.
*There are now hovering vehicles (''a. la. Back to the Future II''), both buses and automobiles. Hover-buses have higher fares; fortunately for Bart and Ralph, wheeled buses still exist.
*Virtual food can be eaten, using a kit that consists of virtual reality goggles and an electronic straw. (Homer, however, doesn't like virtual fudge.)
*[[Soylent Green]] is a common snack food.
*[[Maggie]] has a daughter, named [[Maggie Jr.]]
*Homer has a robotic {{W|prostate}}. Unlike a real prostate, it is visible from outside the body.
*[[Ned Flanders]] is blind. His eyes fell out ten years after he had "that trendy laser surgery".
*[[Rod]] and [[Todd]] are shown to be [[LGBT characters|gay]] in the future. Ned agrees to give Bart money because Bart hasn't outed them.
*Lisa has been elected [[President of the United States]]:
**She succeeds {{Ch|Donald Trump}}, from whom her administration has inherited "quite a budget crunch".
***(In real life, {{Ch|Donald Trump}} won the US elections twice in 2016 and 2024, and served from 2017 to 2021 and again from 2025 to 2029)
**[[Milhouse]] is a member of Lisa's {{W|United States Cabinet|Cabinet}}, presumably {{W|Secretary of the Treasury}} as he gives a presentation regarding the state of the budget. He still has an unrequited crush on Lisa.
**[[Kearney]] is the head of Lisa's {{W|U.S. Secret Service|Secret Service}} protective detail. He offers to have Bart killed, telling her that "every President gets three free murders".
**Lisa identifies herself as "America's first straight female President". [[Lenny]] later mentions that he voted for Chastity Bono rather than Lisa, so it's possible that Bono was the non-straight female President to whom Lisa refers, and that Bono served some time prior to both Lisa and Trump.

== Continuity ==
*[[Marge]] mentions that she had a gambling problem. ("[[$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)]]")
*[[Gabbo]] and [[Arthur Crandall]] make a return appearance as one of the entertainment acts at Caesar's Pow-Wow Casino.
*Homer's makeshift guest bedroom from "[[Lisa's Wedding]]" makes a reappearance.
*Milhouse is balding in the same way as "Lisa's Wedding".

== Goofs ==
*According to future Ned Flanders, your eyes pop out ten years after you have laser eye surgery - but in "[[Last Tap Dance in Springfield]]", Homer has laser eye surgery, and in this episode he still has his eyes. Though this was probably because continuity is horrible and this episode was shown ''before''.
*The mosquitoes took the park ranger's class ring from his right hand, but it was previously shown on his left
*When Bart plugged in the amp, you can see a white [[Carl]] sitting next to Lenny.
*When Bart throws the [[Future Duff Beer]] can on the floor, it turns into a normal [[Duff Beer]] can. The other cans are also labeled just "Duff Beer".
*Not a goof: Chastity Bono, referred to as lesbian and female in the episode, is now {{W|Chaz Bono}}, a transgender man. However, at the time the episode aired, Bono was a lesbian woman. It wasn't until 2008 (several years after the episode aired) that he began the process of transitioning from female to male.
*When Bart and Ralph arrive back at their 'house', the sign on the door reads "EVICT". When the sign is seen closer up, it says "EVICTED" and is now in red.
*Helen Thomas is shown seated in the second row at the press conference. However, Helen Thomas actually had an assigned seat in the first row.

{{Season 11|R}}

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Talk:Ultimate Guide to The Simpsons

2025-01-07T16:36:33Z

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== Wrong title ==

I think the title of this article is wrong. I'm almost 100% sure this documentary was actually titled ''The World According to The Simpsons'', according to an archived TV guide, which also has the following synposis:
<code>To mark the arrival of The Simpsons on Channel 4, this documentary explores the significance of the show in a cultural historical context from 1987 up until the present day. There are contributions from Eddie Izzard and the Green Wing’s Tamsin Greig, as well as a chance to re-live some of the funniest and most iconic moments of the show’s longstanding history.</code>

[[User:Seo|Seo]] ([[User talk:Seo|talk]]) 11:36, January 7, 2025 (EST)

The Good, the Bart, and the Loki

2021-07-08T02:35:57Z

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'''''The Good, the Bart, and the Loki''''' is a [[Marvel]] themed special ''[[The Simpsons]]'' short. It was released on [[Disney+]] on July 7, [[2021]].

== Synopsis ==
{{desc|{{ap|Loki|Marvel Comics}} has been banished from [[Asgard]] and finds himself in Springfield, where he teams up with [[Bart Simpson]].}}

== Plot ==
On the {{W|Bifröst}}, the rainbow bridge outside of [[Asgard]], {{ap|Odin|Marvel Comics}} sentences {{ap|Loki|Marvel Comics}} to banishment on [[Earth]]. When Loki asks where he will be going to, Odin tells Loki that he will be sent to [[Springfield]], to Loki's horror. Loki is then kicked off the bridge by Odin and he falls to Springfield, landing next to [[Bart's treehouse]]. Bart hears the noise and asks Loki if he can help him. Loki then asks Bart if he knows what it's like to have a distant, abusive father and a blond-haired, perfect sibling. Bart then tells Loki that he has just the family for him.

Loki has dinner with the [[Simpson family]] when [[Homer]] asks him if he can turn one pork chop into two. Loki does this and Homer begins to worship him. [[Lisa]] then says that the world doesn't need more pork chops, so Bart tells Loki to get rid of Lisa. Loki sends Lisa to Asgard, where she ends up in the same room as [[Fenris Wolf]] and [[Mjolnir]], {{ap|Thor|Marvel Comics}}'s hammer. Lisa accidentally knocks Mjolnir off the wall and decides to put it back. However, when she touches the hammer, she gains the power of Thor. Lisa then flies back to Springfield to confront Loki.

When Lisa arrived back in Springfield, she gathered the [[Springfield Avengers]] together. However, she quickly realizes that they are useless and fights Loki herself. Loki begins to protest, in Bart's voice, as Loki had changed his and Bart's appearances around. Lisa then throws the fake Loki off into the distance as everyone cheers. That night, Loki changes back into himself whilst in bed. Homer then walks into the room and kisses Loki good night and asks him to turn [[Ned Flanders]] into pork chops. Loki then goes to sleep, happy that he has a functional family.

The credits then start, with a picture of [[Comic Book Guy]], as [[Thanos]], activating {{W|The Blip}} on the Springfield Avengers. The next picture has Homer trying to lift up Mjolnir, unsuccessfully. The first mid-credits scene then starts, where [[Barney]] is surprised that [[Moe]] gave the barflies drinks on the house. Loki then reveals himself to be Moe in disguise, and tells the barflies that they are killing themselves with beer, and that the bottles are ending up in the ocean and killing the planet. Barney says that it's still worth it.

The next credits picture has [[Santa's Little Helper]] as [[Rocket Raccoon]], [[Marge]] as [[Gamora]], Homer as [[Drax the Destroyer]], and Bart's treehouse as [[Groot]]. The picture after that has Barney hanging up his wet [[Iron Man]] suit on a clothesline. The final picture has [[Maggie]] watching a [[Kirk]] and [[Luann]] as [[Vision]] and [[Scarlet Witch|Wanda Maximoff]] on TV. Another credits scene then starts, where [[Ralph]], as the [[Hulk]], tells Loki that he isn't nice. Ralph then picks up Loki and smashes him around.

The final credits scene has Loki being brought before [[Ravonna Renslayer]]. Renslayer lists all the crimes that Loki has committed, including tampering with the sacred timeline. As Renslayer goes on, Loki gets more and more bored.

== Gallery ==
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== External links ==
*[https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/the-good-the-bart-and-the-loki/6xwLjCmfTVem The Good, the Bart, and the Loki] at [[Disney+]]

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Springfield Juvenile Correctional Facility

2021-06-30T12:12:59Z

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|use = Correctional Facility
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|employees = [[The Warden]] (warden) [[Homer Simpson]] (guard, former)
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'''Springfield Juvenile Correctional Facility''' is a young offenders prison. It is probably operated by [[Springfield Police]]. [[Bart]] was taken there after faking a wedding. [[Homer]] got a job there as a security guard to protect Bart against the other boys. The Facility held a prom, which a male and female inmate are handcuffed together and was when Bart and [[Gina Vendetti]] escaped together.

== Known Inmates ==
*[[Bart Simpson]], for a while after faking a wedding, and getting the gifts.
*[[Gina Vendetti]], for pushing Snow White of a parapet in Disneyland.
*[[Milhouse]] (non-canon), for breaking street lamps.

== Non-canon ==
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== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Wandering Juvie}}
*{{ep|The Parent Rap}}
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Marge Simpson's ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

2021-06-15T06:22:35Z

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'''Marge Simpson's ALS Ice Bucket Challenge''' is a YouTube clip where [[Marge]] does the {{w|Ice Bucket Challenge}}. It was released online on September 8, [[2015]].

== Plot ==
Marge challenges [[Kim Jong-un]] to the ''Ice Bucket Challenge''.

== External links ==
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The Last Barfighter

2021-05-26T19:10:08Z

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|snumber= 22
|prodcode= QABF15
|airdate= May 23, [[2021]]
|guests= [[Ian McShane]] as [[Artemis]]
|showrunner= [[Al Jean]] [[Matt Selman]]
|writer= [[Dan Vebber]]
|director=[[Timothy Bailey]]
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'''"The Last Barfighter"''' is the twenty-second and finale episode of [[season 32]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred and sixth episode overall. It originally aired on May 23, [[2021]]. The episode was written by [[Dan Vebber]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Ian McShane]] as [[Artemis]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Desc|After [[Moe]] breaks their most sacred rule, a secret society of bartenders seeks ultimate vengeance on [[Homer]] and his friends.}}

== Plot ==
One night, a biker reaches [[The Confidential]], where bartenders reunites to talk about the stories told by their patrons, keeping them secret. The biker is revealed to be [[Moe]]. At [[Krustylu Studios]], [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] are entering [[The Krusty the Clown Show|The Krusty Show]] taping, but they get stopped as snakes excaped in the studio, so they go to the [[¡Noches con Abejorrito!]] show, conducted by [[Bumblebee Man]].

When the ¡No Te 'splotes! game starts, Bart gets invited on stage, if he doesn't laugh while having [[Humble Nun Horchata]] in his mouth, he gets a prize. Due to not understanding [[Spain|Spanish]], Bart doesn't laugh and wins [[Calavera Gritando]], a crystal skull. Homer begs Bart to give him the crystal skull as it contains tequila, but he refuses and pranks him to make him angry. At night, he switches the skull for [[Maggie]] on Bart's bed, after it tempts him saying he's too weak to drink it.

Homer brings the skull at [[Moe's]], where Moe starts pouring it for everyone, but gets convinced to join them as he's their friend too. The skull tells homer he's a fool and that he ruined Moe's life, and the descent into hell was beginning. Moe wakes up in the day, when he starts remembering all the stuff they did, drunk, the last night. At [[Squidport]], drunk Moe started revealing how the other bartenders reveal secrets to each other at The Confidential, telling every person a secret of them, before Homer, shocked at him, drops the skull destroying it.

Back in the present, Moe gets notified by [[Kristof]] that he had to attend to [[Artemis]] at The Confidential, who tells him the story of how the hidden society was born at the time of the pyramids building in [[Egypt]], and how he broke the first and only rule. He was not going to be expelled, but also his barflies would have to be cut off.

He reaches them at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|Power Plant]], to warn them about being injected with [[Antibooze]], a drug that makes it so you can never drink again. It was too late though, as [[Barney]] is reached at his home, not working with them, and is injected with it. Moe, Homer, [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] start running, as all bartenders get notified of the cut off. Moe has them escape while he holds them off with his rug, and then tells them to run off to another town and not turn back.

Just when Lenny and Carl were leaving in the dark, a German bartender injects them with the drug, so Homer and Moe run home to collect the [[Simpson family|family]] and leave, but [[Dr. Hibbert]] is at the house, and he was a bartender. Hibbert drugs Homer, and three months later, Homer is a completely changed man and father. He goes to [[Eightbucks Coffee]] just before work and meets the other guys there and they reminisce how their life changed for the better since they stopped drinking.

Afterwards, they go to the omelet bar where Moe is working now, at his lowest point in life. Seeing him in this state, they cheer him up and say they'd still love for him to be their bartender, even though they can't drink anymore. At the tavern, Artemis shows up and offers them the antidote after seeing what happened. Lenny, Carl and Barney take it, but Homer refuses.

After a nod from Moe and the other, Artemis sets out every bartender in town in seek for Homer to give him the dose, though what happens next is unknown. The next day, Lisa and Bart are taking Maggie on a stroll when they find the broken skull on the sidewalk, which recomposes itself and warns them of the dangers of alcohol, as their family has a genetic predisposition to addiction, including Maggie. As he's finishing the speech, the three then starts running away from it.

==Production==
Originally "The Last Barfighter" ended with Homer being offered to chose the syringe which gave him just the right amount of drunkenness in his life. Homer picked a syringe labelled "wine with dinner", but they weren't sure what that meant exactly.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1396625935697211394 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Original ending"]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1396628495384530946 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Original ending 2"]</ref>
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== References ==
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== Promo videos ==
*[[File:Twitter - logo.png|20px]] [https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/status/1395526043713298436 "Get ready to run! The Simpsons season finale hits the road this Sunday at 8/7c." on '''Twitter''']
*{{youtube|lU36mUcCoX4|Preview: You Are Going To Want To Hear This!}}

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Heartbreak Hotel

2021-05-08T09:56:48Z

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|number= 641
|season=30
|snumber=2
|prodcode= XABF15
|airdate= October 7, [[2018]]
|guests= [[George Segal]] as {{ap|Nick|Heartbreak Hotel}} [[Rhys Darby]] as [[Tag Tuckerbag]]
|showrunner= [[Matt Selman]] [[Al Jean]]
|writer= [[Renee Ridgeley]] [[Matt Selman]]
|director= [[Steven Dean Moore]]
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'''"Heartbreak Hotel"''' is the second episode of [[season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the six-hundred and forty-first episode overall. It originally aired on October 7, [[2018]]. The episode was written by [[Renee Ridgeley]] and [[Matt Selman]] and directed by [[Steven Dean Moore]]. It guest stars [[George Segal]] as {{ap|Nick|Heartbreak Hotel}} and [[Rhys Darby]] as [[Tag Tuckerbag]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Desc|[[Marge]] and [[Homer]]'s marriage is tested when they travel to a tropical island to compete for a million dollars on Marge's favorite [[The Amazing Place|reality competition show]].}}

== Plot ==
The [[Simpson family]] is watching TV, watching the finals of ''[[The Amazing Place]]'', hosted by [[Tag Tuckerbag]], and [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] insist to [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] to go participate in the next season, and when she had enough, after telling her kids to "can it", she shows them their tryout for the show in the past.

[[Lisa]] edits out a video from them, and at [[Springfield Squidport]], the tryouts are held and Bart and Lisa brings them their parents' tryout, unknown to them, with Marge opening all the rejection letters. At home, Marge opens the mail and finds out with Homer that they were selected.

Unfortunately for them, at the first trial, #SuitcaseStowaway, they lose and get #Shelliminated, only to find out they can't leave till the 6 weeks of the show are recorded, so no one will know at home who won, and they'll stay at the [[Courtyard by Airport]] hotel, having to hide from everyone the truth, even Bart and Lisa.

While Marge is destroyed from being away from home, Homer is happy on all the accommodations they give them. Homer manages to change her mind, while the kids are digging out a pool at home, but when they find the post production room, Marge discovers Homer found her stuff but instead of winning, he ate a chocolate bar and gets mad.

In a black and white setting, Marge and Homer meets the 5th week eliminated couple, where Marge makes Homer jealous, just before the next day, a couple can re-enter the show, but only if they switch partners with another couple, the #DeadWeightDrop, to compete in #MangoTango, and Marge chooses {{ap|Nick|Heartbreak Hotel}}.

Marge however is the one that screws up next, forgetting to salt the rims of the glasses, and they get back home, where Homer repeats Marge's screw up speech on loop. Afterwards they end the day watching [[Anger Watkins]] and [[Skip Angry]]'s Anger vs. Angry.

== International airdates ==
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|asiadate= December 16, 2018
|asiachannel= {{W2|Fox|Southeast Asian TV channel|Fox Asia}}
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|esLAdate= May 29, 2019
|esLAchannel= {{W|Fox Latin America|Fox Latin America}}
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|ukrdate= August 10, 2019
|ukrchannel= NLO TV
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|esdate= March 22, 2020
|eschannel= {{W2|Neox|TV channel}}
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== Production ==
The episode was supposed to air in [[season 29]] but it was postponed to season 30, as "[[Flanders' Ladder]]" was set to be the season 29 finale.<ref name="AJDate">[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/905860702392299520 Al Jean's Twitter]</ref><ref>[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20180425fox15/ The Futon Critic.com]</ref> The episode will be a satire of ''{{W2|The Amazing Race|U.S. TV series}}''. Marge and Homer are a couple that goes on and immediately loses.<ref>[http://www.slashfilm.com/the-simpsons-showrunner-interview-2/2/ /Film - "'The Simpsons' Showrunner Al Jean Addresses Disney Merger, Composer Shake-up and Returning Characters [Interview]"]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/1033138619144232960 Al Jean's Twitter - "Heartbreak Hotel - Amazing Race"]</ref>

[[Matt Selman]] claims that the inspiration of the episode was feeling bad for the first person to be kicked off ''{{W|Top Chef}}'' every year.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1049090105237889025 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Inspiration"]</ref> The ''Who's Afraid of the Virginia Woolf?'' parody came from co-writer [[Renee Ridgeley]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1049091936949157888 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Virginia Woolf"]</ref> The producers tracked down [[George Segal]] to voice {{ap|Nick|Heartbreak Hotel}} a week before the episode aired because he had said that ''Virginia Woolf'' was his favorite movie he was ever in.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1049092710999646208 Matt Selman on Twitter - "George Segal"]</ref>

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== Gallery ==
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== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== Promo videos ==
*{{youtube|rgZ9eJ09ico|Homer & Marge Adjust To Hotel Living}}
*{{youtube|jvLZdEOXFeA|Bart & Lisa Show Up To The Audition}}

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{{Season 30}}

[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Homer episodes]]
[[Category:Marge episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes written by Matt Selman]]
[[Category:Episodes written by one time writers]]
[[Category:Episodes directed by Steven Dean Moore]]

Bart Simpson/Relationships

2021-04-19T00:29:15Z

Seo:

== Family ==
=== Homer Simpson ===
[[Homer Simpson]] is the father of Bart. However, their relationship is often changing in many ways. Bart often refers to his father as "Homer" rather than "dad". Whenever Bart does something Homer disagrees with, Homer strangles him. However, he still loves his son and deep down, Bart still loves his father.

=== Marge Simpson ===
Marge is the mother of Bart and, although she embarrasses him a lot,<ref>"[[Bart's Not Dead]]"</ref> he still loves her.<ref>"[[Marge Gamer]]"</ref> Although she isn't usually as popular as Homer is with Bart, she is more strict<ref>"[[From Russia Without Love]]"</ref> by comparison.<ref name="Fears of a Clown">"[[Fears of a Clown]]"</ref> Bart has occasionally hung out with her, such as when they got a tandem bike and went out together on that<ref>"[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]"</ref> and when she, Bart and Lisa made a food blog, the [[Three Mouthketeers]].<ref>"[[The Food Wife]]"</ref> He is also afraid of hurting Marge,<ref name="Fears of a Clown"/> and feels bad about it if he does,<ref>"[[Marge Be Not Proud]]"</ref><ref>"[[Bart the Mother]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Fabulous Faker Boy]]"</ref> due to how Marge had always been there for Bart when he needed it.<ref>"[[Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion]]"</ref>

=== Lisa Simpson ===
Despite commonly fighting with his sister, Bart's heart does occasionally show through, when he stands up for her. Despite their many fights and predicaments, they still do love each other. Also, "Bart" was Lisa's first word, showing the bond the two have.<ref>"[[Lisa's First Word]]"</ref> Even so, Lisa maintains no illusions about his predilection for misbehavior, identifying him as "The Usual Suspect" in her list of [[The 20 Types of People You Meet in Elementary School]].<ref>''[[The Lisa Book]]''</ref> Despite this, it is shown that Lisa cares for Bart in turn, such as when she buys his soul back for him <ref>"[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"</ref>

=== Maggie Simpson ===
[[Maggie]] is Bart's little sister. For being the older sibling, he sometimes babysits her whenever his parents are out. He and Maggie love each other very much and he is even protective of her. Maggie also once saved him and Homer from being shot by [[Russ Cargill]] by knocking Cargill out by dropping a rock on his head <ref name="movie"/>

=== Abraham Simpson ===
[[Abraham]] is Bart's grandfather. Bart likes him, but Bart can be easily bored by listening to his grandfather's stories of the old days.

=== Patty and Selma Bouvier ===
Bart hates it when [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] come round and hates to spend time with them as they are not what he considers as cool. He often dreads it when he is made to stay with them and is repulsed by them and their habits. Nevertheless, he still loves them, and rescued Selma once he realized that Sideshow Bob was planning to kill her for money.

== Romantic relationships ==
=== Jessica Lovejoy ===
[[Jessica Lovejoy]] was Bart's first girlfriend. She liked Bart because of his bad boy attitude and the fact that her parents didn't like him. Bart liked her because she was "smart, beautiful, and a liar". However, she ultimately turned out to be too bad for Bart and he decided to stay away from her, only to be sat next to her in church and framed for stealing by her. After all this, he is still attracted to her.<ref>"[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"</ref>

=== Laura Powers ===
[[Laura Powers]] is the daughter of [[Ruth Powers]], who moved into [[740 Evergreen Terrace]]. Bart took an instant attraction to her and they hung out and became good friends, although Bart wanted to be more than friends. Bart tried hard to impress her when she came round to babysit them. In the end, Bart was heartbroken when he found out that Laura was in love with [[Jimbo Jones]].<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref>

=== Greta Wolfcastle ===
[[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart end up in a relationship after Bart saves her from some bullies at her school. However, he and [[Milhouse]] decide to go and prank [[Principal Skinner]] instead of go to a dance with Greta. He then dumps Greta to spare her from standing her up in future. However, Bart realized he made a mistake and went to ask her back, only to find that she and Milhouse were now together. After making a trip to [[Canada]] to win her back, he has a fight with Milhouse and Greta decided that she doesn't want to be with either of them.<ref name="The Bart Wants"/>

=== Darcy ===
[[Darcy]] is a 15 year old girl who meets Bart when he gets a drivers license and uses it to pick up older girls. She was pregnant at the time and wanted her baby to have a father so decided to get married to Bart when she fell in love with him. However, she didn't know that Bart was only 10 but still went to get married to him anyway as she was desperate for her baby to have a father. Their parents stop them before the marriage though after Bart started to think that their relationship was becoming a little shaky and they agree to meet again at some point.<ref name="Little Big Girl">"[[Little Big Girl]]"</ref>

=== Jenny ===
[[Jenny]] was a girl who helped out at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] at the same time Bart was forced to help out. Bart developed a crush on her and eventually they entered a relationship with each other which was based on lies as Bart pretended to be totally different. Eventually, she found out what Bart was really like and dumped him.<ref name="Drugly"/>

=== Nikki McKenna ===
When both Fourth Grade classes are merged together, Bart is forced to sit next to [[Nikki McKenna]] who at first seems annoyed with Bart. She soon warms up to him though and become very close, until Bart kisses her, seemingly putting her off him. After a no touching policy is imposed on the school, Nikki kisses Bart again, confusing Bart. This hot then cold relationship continues between them until Bart gets knocked unconscious. Nikki gives him CPR and mouth to mouth to resuscitate him but then tells Bart that she'll never tell him why she was hot then cold.<ref>"[[Stealing First Base]]"</ref>

=== Melody Juniper ===
[[Melody Juniper]] was the daughter of [[Calliope Juniper]], the new music teacher in school. [[Principal Skinner]] made Bart date her so that he could get a chance with Calliope. Melody was happy with this but Bart wasn't as happy. After Bart told her he wasn't happy with dating her, both her and her mother decided to leave [[Springfield]].<ref>"[[Flaming Moe]]"</ref>

=== Becky ===
Bart's first kiss was from [[Becky Shorter]] when she was dared to kiss him when playing truth or dare.<ref>"[[Flaming Moe's]]"</ref> However, he has not been in a relationship with her and never seemed to want one.

=== Shauna ===
<ref>"[[Beware My Cheating Bart‎]]"</ref>

=== Mary Spuckler ===
Bart began to fall in love with Mary after seeing how fond of Bart's cow, Lou, he was. Mary would help Bart out looking after Lou and they became close. When Bart gave Lou to Mary, unknowing that it was a hillbilly marriage proposal, Bart was willing to get married to Mary both because he actually liked her and because it would save Lou. Mary was also happy because she liked Bart. However, the wedding is broken up by Marge.<ref>"[[Apocalypse Cow]]"</ref>

Mary never lost her feelings for Bart as, when Bart tracked her down to New York City, Mary was happy to see him and sung him the song she had written for him. Both Mary and Bart were upset when Mary had to leave again.<ref>"[[Moonshine River]]"</ref>

When Mary returned to Springfield, she was happy to be with Bart again. However, she started to see Bart differently and get annoyed with him when he started paying more attention to his video games or just getting out of spending time with Mary, even when she told him that she needed him. Eventually, their relationship ended when Mary told Bart that it wouldn't work between them.<ref>"[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]"</ref>

== Springfield Elementary students ==
=== Milhouse Van Houten ===
[[Milhouse Van Houten]] is Bart's best friend and has been since kindergarten.<ref>"[[Lisa's Sax]]"</ref> While Bart often sees him as uncool, he always hangs around with him, pulling Milhouse into his schemes. They have occasionally argued and broken their friendship, mainly over girls,<ref name="The Bart Wants">"[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"</ref><ref name="Drugly">"[[The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly]]"</ref> but they are still often good friends.

=== Nelson Muntz ===
[[Nelson Muntz]] has a mixed relationship with Bart. He often bullies him, and Bart even made an army to defeat him.<ref name="Bart the General">"[[Bart the General]]"</ref> Then again, they are also often seen as friends, and Bart even decided that he was more trustworthy than Milhouse, his long time best friend.<ref>"[[The Debarted]]"</ref> Their relationship often swings from being friends to being enemies.

=== Ralph Wiggum ===

=== Martin Prince ===
While Bart generally dislikes [[Martin Prince, Jr.]] as he is smarter than him and a nerd, Bart has had to ask him for help occasionally. When Bart was failing and had the threat of retaking fourth grade again, he asked Martin to help him. In return, Bart helped Martin have fun.<ref>"[[Bart Gets an "F"]]"</ref> Bart again had to ask Martin for help when he wanted a good science fair project and together they made the [[Robopet]].<ref>"[[Replaceable You]]"</ref>

=== The bullies ===
[[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] often bully Bart. However, they have occasionally hung out with him.<ref>"[[The Telltale Head]]"</ref> Bart seems to both respect and fear them for what they do.

== Springfield Elementary staff ==
=== Seymour Skinner ===
Principal [[Seymour Skinner]] can be seen as Bart's enemy, foiling him in his plans. Bart has been punished by Seymour often. Despite this though, Bart often helps out Seymour with his problems, helping to reunite him and [[Edna Krabappel]].<ref>"[[The PTA Disbands]]"</ref> After Skinner got fired as principal, he and Bart became friends, with Bart often checking in on him and they started to enjoy each other's company. After Skinner becomes principal again, they both decide that they can no longer be friends.<ref name="ReferenceA">"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"</ref>

=== Edna Krabappel ===
[[Edna Krabappel]] is Bart's homeroom teacher who constantly has to put up with Bart's endless misbehaving in class. Nevertheless, Edna does all she can to help Bart succeed in school. Often, Bart has tried to save Edna and Seymour's relationship showing that he cares about her. When he accidentally got her fired, he went to see her often.<ref name="Bart Gets a Z">"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]"</ref>

=== Gary Chalmers ===
[[Superintendent Chalmers]] is generally Bart's enemy by association, due to his position as [[Principal Skinner]]'s boss. However, they became friends and developed a mutual respect when Skinner put Chalmers in charge of Bart's education. Chalmers taught Bart about [[Theodore Roosevelt]] (in the process succeeding in getting Bart interested in learning), and when Chalmers was fired, Bart staged a takeover of the school and succeeded in winning Chalmers his job back.<ref>"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"</ref>

=== Otto Mann ===
[[Otto Mann]] is Bart's bus driver. Bart looks up to Otto like a big brother, and he even asks Otto for some helpful advices when it comes to being cool, manly, or dealing with the bullies.

=== Willie MacDougal ===
[[Willie MacDougal]] is the school's groundskeeper who shows great hatred for Bart for being the butt of Bart's jokes. However, even though Bart annoys him greatly, he once saved Bart by defeating a pack of wolves by wrestling them to submission.

== Others ==
=== Ned Flanders ===
Bart seems to be in good terms with [[Ned]]. This was shown when Homer first brought home a pet pig and paid more attention to it than Bart,<ref name="movie">''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> which made Bart feel left out and this caused him and Ned to spend more time together and they became good friends.

=== Krusty the Clown ===
[[Krusty the Clown]] is Bart's idol. Bart has helped him out several times, firstly saving him from prison,<ref name="Busted">"[[Krusty Gets Busted]]"</ref> saving his career<ref>"[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"</ref> and reuniting him with his daughter.<ref>"[[Insane Clown Poppy]]"</ref> However, Krusty can never remember Bart and also can never remember all the things he's done for him.

=== Sideshow Bob ===
[[Sideshow Bob]] became Bart's major archnemesis after Bart and his sister Lisa investigated a robbery for which Krusty had been jailed. They discovered that Krusty was innocent and that Bob had framed him for the crime, which resulted in Krusty's being freed and Bob's being thrown him in jail.<ref name="Busted"/> After that, Sideshow Bob got out of prison and tried to kill Bart for revenge but failed due to Bart's outwitting him.<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> Bob has since attempted several other criminal capers (including further attempts to kill Bart), but has so far been foiled every time by the Simpson siblings.

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Simpson family}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Bart Simpson|Relationships]]

Bart Simpson/Relationships

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Seo: adding more citations to prove each point

== Family ==
=== Homer Simpson ===
[[Homer Simpson]] is the father of Bart. However, their relationship is often changing in many ways. Bart often refers to his father as "Homer" rather than "dad". Whenever Bart does something Homer disagrees with, Homer strangles him. However, he still loves his son and deep down, Bart still loves his father.

=== Marge Simpson ===
Marge is the mother of Bart and, although she embarrasses him a lot,<ref>"[[Bart's Not Dead]]"</ref> he still loves her.<ref>"[[Marge Gamer]]"</ref> Although she isn't usually as popular as Homer is with Bart, she is more strict.<ref>"[[From Russia Without Love]]"</ref> Bart has occasionally hung out with her, such as when they got a tandem bike and went out together on that<ref>"[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]"</ref> and when she, Bart and Lisa made a food blog, the [[Three Mouthketeers]].<ref>"[[The Food Wife]]"</ref> He is also afraid of hurting Marge,<ref>"[[Fears of a Clown]]"</ref> and feels bad about it if he does,<ref>"[[Marge Be Not Proud]]"</ref><ref>"[[Bart the Mother]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Fabulous Faker Boy]]"</ref> due to how Marge had always been there for Bart when he needed it.<ref>"[[Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion]]"</ref>

=== Lisa Simpson ===
Despite commonly fighting with his sister, Bart's heart does occasionally show through, when he stands up for her. Despite their many fights and predicaments, they still do love each other. Also, "Bart" was Lisa's first word, showing the bond the two have.<ref>"[[Lisa's First Word]]"</ref> Even so, Lisa maintains no illusions about his predilection for misbehavior, identifying him as "The Usual Suspect" in her list of [[The 20 Types of People You Meet in Elementary School]].<ref>''[[The Lisa Book]]''</ref> Despite this, it is shown that Lisa cares for Bart in turn, such as when she buys his soul back for him <ref>"[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"</ref>

=== Maggie Simpson ===
[[Maggie]] is Bart's little sister. For being the older sibling, he sometimes babysits her whenever his parents are out. He and Maggie love each other very much and he is even protective of her. Maggie also once saved him and Homer from being shot by [[Russ Cargill]] by knocking Cargill out by dropping a rock on his head <ref name="movie"/>

=== Abraham Simpson ===
[[Abraham]] is Bart's grandfather. Bart likes him, but Bart can be easily bored by listening to his grandfather's stories of the old days.

=== Patty and Selma Bouvier ===
Bart hates it when [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] come round and hates to spend time with them as they are not what he considers as cool. He often dreads it when he is made to stay with them and is repulsed by them and their habits. Nevertheless, he still loves them, and rescued Selma once he realized that Sideshow Bob was planning to kill her for money.

== Romantic relationships ==
=== Jessica Lovejoy ===
[[Jessica Lovejoy]] was Bart's first girlfriend. She liked Bart because of his bad boy attitude and the fact that her parents didn't like him. Bart liked her because she was "smart, beautiful, and a liar". However, she ultimately turned out to be too bad for Bart and he decided to stay away from her, only to be sat next to her in church and framed for stealing by her. After all this, he is still attracted to her.<ref>"[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"</ref>

=== Laura Powers ===
[[Laura Powers]] is the daughter of [[Ruth Powers]], who moved into [[740 Evergreen Terrace]]. Bart took an instant attraction to her and they hung out and became good friends, although Bart wanted to be more than friends. Bart tried hard to impress her when she came round to babysit them. In the end, Bart was heartbroken when he found out that Laura was in love with [[Jimbo Jones]].<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref>

=== Greta Wolfcastle ===
[[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart end up in a relationship after Bart saves her from some bullies at her school. However, he and [[Milhouse]] decide to go and prank [[Principal Skinner]] instead of go to a dance with Greta. He then dumps Greta to spare her from standing her up in future. However, Bart realized he made a mistake and went to ask her back, only to find that she and Milhouse were now together. After making a trip to [[Canada]] to win her back, he has a fight with Milhouse and Greta decided that she doesn't want to be with either of them.<ref name="The Bart Wants"/>

=== Darcy ===
[[Darcy]] is a 15 year old girl who meets Bart when he gets a drivers license and uses it to pick up older girls. She was pregnant at the time and wanted her baby to have a father so decided to get married to Bart when she fell in love with him. However, she didn't know that Bart was only 10 but still went to get married to him anyway as she was desperate for her baby to have a father. Their parents stop them before the marriage though after Bart started to think that their relationship was becoming a little shaky and they agree to meet again at some point.<ref name="Little Big Girl">"[[Little Big Girl]]"</ref>

=== Jenny ===
[[Jenny]] was a girl who helped out at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] at the same time Bart was forced to help out. Bart developed a crush on her and eventually they entered a relationship with each other which was based on lies as Bart pretended to be totally different. Eventually, she found out what Bart was really like and dumped him.<ref name="Drugly"/>

=== Nikki McKenna ===
When both Fourth Grade classes are merged together, Bart is forced to sit next to [[Nikki McKenna]] who at first seems annoyed with Bart. She soon warms up to him though and become very close, until Bart kisses her, seemingly putting her off him. After a no touching policy is imposed on the school, Nikki kisses Bart again, confusing Bart. This hot then cold relationship continues between them until Bart gets knocked unconscious. Nikki gives him CPR and mouth to mouth to resuscitate him but then tells Bart that she'll never tell him why she was hot then cold.<ref>"[[Stealing First Base]]"</ref>

=== Melody Juniper ===
[[Melody Juniper]] was the daughter of [[Calliope Juniper]], the new music teacher in school. [[Principal Skinner]] made Bart date her so that he could get a chance with Calliope. Melody was happy with this but Bart wasn't as happy. After Bart told her he wasn't happy with dating her, both her and her mother decided to leave [[Springfield]].<ref>"[[Flaming Moe]]"</ref>

=== Becky ===
Bart's first kiss was from [[Becky Shorter]] when she was dared to kiss him when playing truth or dare.<ref>"[[Flaming Moe's]]"</ref> However, he has not been in a relationship with her and never seemed to want one.

=== Shauna ===
<ref>"[[Beware My Cheating Bart‎]]"</ref>

=== Mary Spuckler ===
Bart began to fall in love with Mary after seeing how fond of Bart's cow, Lou, he was. Mary would help Bart out looking after Lou and they became close. When Bart gave Lou to Mary, unknowing that it was a hillbilly marriage proposal, Bart was willing to get married to Mary both because he actually liked her and because it would save Lou. Mary was also happy because she liked Bart. However, the wedding is broken up by Marge.<ref>"[[Apocalypse Cow]]"</ref>

Mary never lost her feelings for Bart as, when Bart tracked her down to New York City, Mary was happy to see him and sung him the song she had written for him. Both Mary and Bart were upset when Mary had to leave again.<ref>"[[Moonshine River]]"</ref>

When Mary returned to Springfield, she was happy to be with Bart again. However, she started to see Bart differently and get annoyed with him when he started paying more attention to his video games or just getting out of spending time with Mary, even when she told him that she needed him. Eventually, their relationship ended when Mary told Bart that it wouldn't work between them.<ref>"[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]"</ref>

== Springfield Elementary students ==
=== Milhouse Van Houten ===
[[Milhouse Van Houten]] is Bart's best friend and has been since kindergarten.<ref>"[[Lisa's Sax]]"</ref> While Bart often sees him as uncool, he always hangs around with him, pulling Milhouse into his schemes. They have occasionally argued and broken their friendship, mainly over girls,<ref name="The Bart Wants">"[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"</ref><ref name="Drugly">"[[The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly]]"</ref> but they are still often good friends.

=== Nelson Muntz ===
[[Nelson Muntz]] has a mixed relationship with Bart. He often bullies him, and Bart even made an army to defeat him.<ref name="Bart the General">"[[Bart the General]]"</ref> Then again, they are also often seen as friends, and Bart even decided that he was more trustworthy than Milhouse, his long time best friend.<ref>"[[The Debarted]]"</ref> Their relationship often swings from being friends to being enemies.

=== Ralph Wiggum ===

=== Martin Prince ===
While Bart generally dislikes [[Martin Prince, Jr.]] as he is smarter than him and a nerd, Bart has had to ask him for help occasionally. When Bart was failing and had the threat of retaking fourth grade again, he asked Martin to help him. In return, Bart helped Martin have fun.<ref>"[[Bart Gets an "F"]]"</ref> Bart again had to ask Martin for help when he wanted a good science fair project and together they made the [[Robopet]].<ref>"[[Replaceable You]]"</ref>

=== The bullies ===
[[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] often bully Bart. However, they have occasionally hung out with him.<ref>"[[The Telltale Head]]"</ref> Bart seems to both respect and fear them for what they do.

== Springfield Elementary staff ==
=== Seymour Skinner ===
Principal [[Seymour Skinner]] can be seen as Bart's enemy, foiling him in his plans. Bart has been punished by Seymour often. Despite this though, Bart often helps out Seymour with his problems, helping to reunite him and [[Edna Krabappel]].<ref>"[[The PTA Disbands]]"</ref> After Skinner got fired as principal, he and Bart became friends, with Bart often checking in on him and they started to enjoy each other's company. After Skinner becomes principal again, they both decide that they can no longer be friends.<ref name="ReferenceA">"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"</ref>

=== Edna Krabappel ===
[[Edna Krabappel]] is Bart's homeroom teacher who constantly has to put up with Bart's endless misbehaving in class. Nevertheless, Edna does all she can to help Bart succeed in school. Often, Bart has tried to save Edna and Seymour's relationship showing that he cares about her. When he accidentally got her fired, he went to see her often.<ref name="Bart Gets a Z">"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]"</ref>

=== Gary Chalmers ===
[[Superintendent Chalmers]] is generally Bart's enemy by association, due to his position as [[Principal Skinner]]'s boss. However, they became friends and developed a mutual respect when Skinner put Chalmers in charge of Bart's education. Chalmers taught Bart about [[Theodore Roosevelt]] (in the process succeeding in getting Bart interested in learning), and when Chalmers was fired, Bart staged a takeover of the school and succeeded in winning Chalmers his job back.<ref>"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"</ref>

=== Otto Mann ===
[[Otto Mann]] is Bart's bus driver. Bart looks up to Otto like a big brother, and he even asks Otto for some helpful advices when it comes to being cool, manly, or dealing with the bullies.

=== Willie MacDougal ===
[[Willie MacDougal]] is the school's groundskeeper who shows great hatred for Bart for being the butt of Bart's jokes. However, even though Bart annoys him greatly, he once saved Bart by defeating a pack of wolves by wrestling them to submission.

== Others ==
=== Ned Flanders ===
Bart seems to be in good terms with [[Ned]]. This was shown when Homer first brought home a pet pig and paid more attention to it than Bart,<ref name="movie">''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> which made Bart feel left out and this caused him and Ned to spend more time together and they became good friends.

=== Krusty the Clown ===
[[Krusty the Clown]] is Bart's idol. Bart has helped him out several times, firstly saving him from prison,<ref name="Busted">"[[Krusty Gets Busted]]"</ref> saving his career<ref>"[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"</ref> and reuniting him with his daughter.<ref>"[[Insane Clown Poppy]]"</ref> However, Krusty can never remember Bart and also can never remember all the things he's done for him.

=== Sideshow Bob ===
[[Sideshow Bob]] became Bart's major archnemesis after Bart and his sister Lisa investigated a robbery for which Krusty had been jailed. They discovered that Krusty was innocent and that Bob had framed him for the crime, which resulted in Krusty's being freed and Bob's being thrown him in jail.<ref name="Busted"/> After that, Sideshow Bob got out of prison and tried to kill Bart for revenge but failed due to Bart's outwitting him.<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> Bob has since attempted several other criminal capers (including further attempts to kill Bart), but has so far been foiled every time by the Simpson siblings.

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Simpson family}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Bart Simpson|Relationships]]

Bart Simpson/Relationships

2021-04-14T12:45:18Z

Seo:

== Family ==
=== Homer Simpson ===
[[Homer Simpson]] is the father of Bart. However, their relationship is often changing in many ways. Bart often refers to his father as "Homer" rather than "dad". Whenever Bart does something Homer disagrees with, Homer strangles him. However, he still loves his son and deep down, Bart still loves his father.

=== Marge Simpson ===
Marge is the mother of Bart and, although she embarrasses him a lot, he still loves her. Although she isn't usually as popular as Homer is with Bart, she is more strict. Bart has occasionally hung out with her, such as when they got a tandem bike and went out together on that<ref>"[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]"</ref> and when she, Bart and Lisa made a food blog, the [[Three Mouthketeers]].<ref>"[[The Food Wife]]"</ref> He is also afraid of hurting Marge,<ref>"[[Fears of a Clown]]"</ref> and feels bad about it if he does,<ref>"[[Marge Be Not Proud]]"</ref><ref>"[[Bart the Mother]]"</ref> due to how Marge had always been there for Bart when he needed it.<ref>"[[Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion]]"</ref>

=== Lisa Simpson ===
Despite commonly fighting with his sister, Bart's heart does occasionally show through, when he stands up for her. Despite their many fights and predicaments, they still do love each other. Also, "Bart" was Lisa's first word, showing the bond the two have.<ref>"[[Lisa's First Word]]"</ref> Even so, Lisa maintains no illusions about his predilection for misbehavior, identifying him as "The Usual Suspect" in her list of [[The 20 Types of People You Meet in Elementary School]].<ref>''[[The Lisa Book]]''</ref> Despite this, it is shown that Lisa cares for Bart in turn, such as when she buys his soul back for him <ref>"[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"</ref>

=== Maggie Simpson ===
[[Maggie]] is Bart's little sister. For being the older sibling, he sometimes babysits her whenever his parents are out. He and Maggie love each other very much and he is even protective of her. Maggie also once saved him and Homer from being shot by [[Russ Cargill]] by knocking Cargill out by dropping a rock on his head <ref name="movie"/>

=== Abraham Simpson ===
[[Abraham]] is Bart's grandfather. Bart likes him, but Bart can be easily bored by listening to his grandfather's stories of the old days.

=== Patty and Selma Bouvier ===
Bart hates it when [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] come round and hates to spend time with them as they are not what he considers as cool. He often dreads it when he is made to stay with them and is repulsed by them and their habits. Nevertheless, he still loves them, and rescued Selma once he realized that Sideshow Bob was planning to kill her for money.

== Romantic relationships ==
=== Jessica Lovejoy ===
[[Jessica Lovejoy]] was Bart's first girlfriend. She liked Bart because of his bad boy attitude and the fact that her parents didn't like him. Bart liked her because she was "smart, beautiful, and a liar". However, she ultimately turned out to be too bad for Bart and he decided to stay away from her, only to be sat next to her in church and framed for stealing by her. After all this, he is still attracted to her.<ref>"[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"</ref>

=== Laura Powers ===
[[Laura Powers]] is the daughter of [[Ruth Powers]], who moved into [[740 Evergreen Terrace]]. Bart took an instant attraction to her and they hung out and became good friends, although Bart wanted to be more than friends. Bart tried hard to impress her when she came round to babysit them. In the end, Bart was heartbroken when he found out that Laura was in love with [[Jimbo Jones]].<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref>

=== Greta Wolfcastle ===
[[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart end up in a relationship after Bart saves her from some bullies at her school. However, he and [[Milhouse]] decide to go and prank [[Principal Skinner]] instead of go to a dance with Greta. He then dumps Greta to spare her from standing her up in future. However, Bart realized he made a mistake and went to ask her back, only to find that she and Milhouse were now together. After making a trip to [[Canada]] to win her back, he has a fight with Milhouse and Greta decided that she doesn't want to be with either of them.<ref name="The Bart Wants"/>

=== Darcy ===
[[Darcy]] is a 15 year old girl who meets Bart when he gets a drivers license and uses it to pick up older girls. She was pregnant at the time and wanted her baby to have a father so decided to get married to Bart when she fell in love with him. However, she didn't know that Bart was only 10 but still went to get married to him anyway as she was desperate for her baby to have a father. Their parents stop them before the marriage though after Bart started to think that their relationship was becoming a little shaky and they agree to meet again at some point.<ref name="Little Big Girl">"[[Little Big Girl]]"</ref>

=== Jenny ===
[[Jenny]] was a girl who helped out at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] at the same time Bart was forced to help out. Bart developed a crush on her and eventually they entered a relationship with each other which was based on lies as Bart pretended to be totally different. Eventually, she found out what Bart was really like and dumped him.<ref name="Drugly"/>

=== Nikki McKenna ===
When both Fourth Grade classes are merged together, Bart is forced to sit next to [[Nikki McKenna]] who at first seems annoyed with Bart. She soon warms up to him though and become very close, until Bart kisses her, seemingly putting her off him. After a no touching policy is imposed on the school, Nikki kisses Bart again, confusing Bart. This hot then cold relationship continues between them until Bart gets knocked unconscious. Nikki gives him CPR and mouth to mouth to resuscitate him but then tells Bart that she'll never tell him why she was hot then cold.<ref>"[[Stealing First Base]]"</ref>

=== Melody Juniper ===
[[Melody Juniper]] was the daughter of [[Calliope Juniper]], the new music teacher in school. [[Principal Skinner]] made Bart date her so that he could get a chance with Calliope. Melody was happy with this but Bart wasn't as happy. After Bart told her he wasn't happy with dating her, both her and her mother decided to leave [[Springfield]].<ref>"[[Flaming Moe]]"</ref>

=== Becky ===
Bart's first kiss was from [[Becky Shorter]] when she was dared to kiss him when playing truth or dare.<ref>"[[Flaming Moe's]]"</ref> However, he has not been in a relationship with her and never seemed to want one.

=== Shauna ===
<ref>"[[Beware My Cheating Bart‎]]"</ref>

=== Mary Spuckler ===
Bart began to fall in love with Mary after seeing how fond of Bart's cow, Lou, he was. Mary would help Bart out looking after Lou and they became close. When Bart gave Lou to Mary, unknowing that it was a hillbilly marriage proposal, Bart was willing to get married to Mary both because he actually liked her and because it would save Lou. Mary was also happy because she liked Bart. However, the wedding is broken up by Marge.<ref>"[[Apocalypse Cow]]"</ref>

Mary never lost her feelings for Bart as, when Bart tracked her down to New York City, Mary was happy to see him and sung him the song she had written for him. Both Mary and Bart were upset when Mary had to leave again.<ref>"[[Moonshine River]]"</ref>

When Mary returned to Springfield, she was happy to be with Bart again. However, she started to see Bart differently and get annoyed with him when he started paying more attention to his video games or just getting out of spending time with Mary, even when she told him that she needed him. Eventually, their relationship ended when Mary told Bart that it wouldn't work between them.<ref>"[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]"</ref>

== Springfield Elementary students ==
=== Milhouse Van Houten ===
[[Milhouse Van Houten]] is Bart's best friend and has been since kindergarten.<ref>"[[Lisa's Sax]]"</ref> While Bart often sees him as uncool, he always hangs around with him, pulling Milhouse into his schemes. They have occasionally argued and broken their friendship, mainly over girls,<ref name="The Bart Wants">"[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"</ref><ref name="Drugly">"[[The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly]]"</ref> but they are still often good friends.

=== Nelson Muntz ===
[[Nelson Muntz]] has a mixed relationship with Bart. He often bullies him, and Bart even made an army to defeat him.<ref name="Bart the General">"[[Bart the General]]"</ref> Then again, they are also often seen as friends, and Bart even decided that he was more trustworthy than Milhouse, his long time best friend.<ref>"[[The Debarted]]"</ref> Their relationship often swings from being friends to being enemies.

=== Ralph Wiggum ===

=== Martin Prince ===
While Bart generally dislikes [[Martin Prince, Jr.]] as he is smarter than him and a nerd, Bart has had to ask him for help occasionally. When Bart was failing and had the threat of retaking fourth grade again, he asked Martin to help him. In return, Bart helped Martin have fun.<ref>"[[Bart Gets an "F"]]"</ref> Bart again had to ask Martin for help when he wanted a good science fair project and together they made the [[Robopet]].<ref>"[[Replaceable You]]"</ref>

=== The bullies ===
[[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] often bully Bart. However, they have occasionally hung out with him.<ref>"[[The Telltale Head]]"</ref> Bart seems to both respect and fear them for what they do.

== Springfield Elementary staff ==
=== Seymour Skinner ===
Principal [[Seymour Skinner]] can be seen as Bart's enemy, foiling him in his plans. Bart has been punished by Seymour often. Despite this though, Bart often helps out Seymour with his problems, helping to reunite him and [[Edna Krabappel]].<ref>"[[The PTA Disbands]]"</ref> After Skinner got fired as principal, he and Bart became friends, with Bart often checking in on him and they started to enjoy each other's company. After Skinner becomes principal again, they both decide that they can no longer be friends.<ref name="ReferenceA">"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"</ref>

=== Edna Krabappel ===
[[Edna Krabappel]] is Bart's homeroom teacher who constantly has to put up with Bart's endless misbehaving in class. Nevertheless, Edna does all she can to help Bart succeed in school. Often, Bart has tried to save Edna and Seymour's relationship showing that he cares about her. When he accidentally got her fired, he went to see her often.<ref name="Bart Gets a Z">"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]"</ref>

=== Gary Chalmers ===
[[Superintendent Chalmers]] is generally Bart's enemy by association, due to his position as [[Principal Skinner]]'s boss. However, they became friends and developed a mutual respect when Skinner put Chalmers in charge of Bart's education. Chalmers taught Bart about [[Theodore Roosevelt]] (in the process succeeding in getting Bart interested in learning), and when Chalmers was fired, Bart staged a takeover of the school and succeeded in winning Chalmers his job back.<ref>"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"</ref>

=== Otto Mann ===
[[Otto Mann]] is Bart's bus driver. Bart looks up to Otto like a big brother, and he even asks Otto for some helpful advices when it comes to being cool, manly, or dealing with the bullies.

=== Willie MacDougal ===
[[Willie MacDougal]] is the school's groundskeeper who shows great hatred for Bart for being the butt of Bart's jokes. However, even though Bart annoys him greatly, he once saved Bart by defeating a pack of wolves by wrestling them to submission.

== Others ==
=== Ned Flanders ===
Bart seems to be in good terms with [[Ned]]. This was shown when Homer first brought home a pet pig and paid more attention to it than Bart,<ref name="movie">''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> which made Bart feel left out and this caused him and Ned to spend more time together and they became good friends.

=== Krusty the Clown ===
[[Krusty the Clown]] is Bart's idol. Bart has helped him out several times, firstly saving him from prison,<ref name="Busted">"[[Krusty Gets Busted]]"</ref> saving his career<ref>"[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"</ref> and reuniting him with his daughter.<ref>"[[Insane Clown Poppy]]"</ref> However, Krusty can never remember Bart and also can never remember all the things he's done for him.

=== Sideshow Bob ===
[[Sideshow Bob]] became Bart's major archnemesis after Bart and his sister Lisa investigated a robbery for which Krusty had been jailed. They discovered that Krusty was innocent and that Bob had framed him for the crime, which resulted in Krusty's being freed and Bob's being thrown him in jail.<ref name="Busted"/> After that, Sideshow Bob got out of prison and tried to kill Bart for revenge but failed due to Bart's outwitting him.<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> Bob has since attempted several other criminal capers (including further attempts to kill Bart), but has so far been foiled every time by the Simpson siblings.

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Simpson family}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Bart Simpson|Relationships]]

Bart Simpson/Relationships

2021-04-11T08:38:16Z

Seo: Added information with citations

== Family ==
=== Homer Simpson ===
[[Homer Simpson]] is the father of Bart. However, their relationship is often changing in many ways. Bart often refers to his father as "Homer" rather than "dad". Whenever Bart does something Homer disagrees with, Homer strangles him. However, he still loves his son and deep down, Bart still loves his father.

=== Marge Simpson ===
Marge is the mother of Bart and, although she embarrasses him a lot, he still loves her. Although she isn't usually as popular as Homer is with Bart, she is more strict, Bart has occasionally hung out with her, such as when they got a tandem bike and went out together on that<ref>"[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]"</ref> and when she, Bart and Lisa made a food blog, the [[Three Mouthketeers]].<ref>"[[The Food Wife]]"</ref> He is also afraid of hurting Marge,<ref>"[[Fears of a Clown]]"</ref> and feels bad about it if he does.<ref>"[[Marge Be Not Proud]]"</ref><ref>"[[Bart the Mother]]"</ref>

=== Lisa Simpson ===
Despite commonly fighting with his sister, Bart's heart does occasionally show through, when he stands up for her. Despite their many fights and predicaments, they still do love each other. Also, "Bart" was Lisa's first word, showing the bond the two have.<ref>"[[Lisa's First Word]]"</ref> Even so, Lisa maintains no illusions about his predilection for misbehavior, identifying him as "The Usual Suspect" in her list of [[The 20 Types of People You Meet in Elementary School]].<ref>''[[The Lisa Book]]''</ref> Despite this, it is shown that Lisa cares for Bart in turn, such as when she buys his soul back for him <ref>"[[Bart Sells His Soul]]"</ref>

=== Maggie Simpson ===
[[Maggie]] is Bart's little sister. For being the older sibling, he sometimes babysits her whenever his parents are out. He and Maggie love each other very much and he is even protective of her. Maggie also once saved him and Homer from being shot by [[Russ Cargill]] by knocking Cargill out by dropping a rock on his head <ref name="movie"/>

=== Abraham Simpson ===
[[Abraham]] is Bart's grandfather. Bart likes him, but Bart can be easily bored by listening to his grandfather's stories of the old days.

=== Patty and Selma Bouvier ===
Bart hates it when [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] come round and hates to spend time with them as they are not what he considers as cool. He often dreads it when he is made to stay with them and is repulsed by them and their habits. Nevertheless, he still loves them, and rescued Selma once he realized that Sideshow Bob was planning to kill her for money.

== Romantic relationships ==
=== Jessica Lovejoy ===
[[Jessica Lovejoy]] was Bart's first girlfriend. She liked Bart because of his bad boy attitude and the fact that her parents didn't like him. Bart liked her because she was "smart, beautiful, and a liar". However, she ultimately turned out to be too bad for Bart and he decided to stay away from her, only to be sat next to her in church and framed for stealing by her. After all this, he is still attracted to her.<ref>"[[Bart's Girlfriend]]"</ref>

=== Laura Powers ===
[[Laura Powers]] is the daughter of [[Ruth Powers]], who moved into [[740 Evergreen Terrace]]. Bart took an instant attraction to her and they hung out and became good friends, although Bart wanted to be more than friends. Bart tried hard to impress her when she came round to babysit them. In the end, Bart was heartbroken when he found out that Laura was in love with [[Jimbo Jones]].<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref>

=== Greta Wolfcastle ===
[[Greta Wolfcastle]] and Bart end up in a relationship after Bart saves her from some bullies at her school. However, he and [[Milhouse]] decide to go and prank [[Principal Skinner]] instead of go to a dance with Greta. He then dumps Greta to spare her from standing her up in future. However, Bart realized he made a mistake and went to ask her back, only to find that she and Milhouse were now together. After making a trip to [[Canada]] to win her back, he has a fight with Milhouse and Greta decided that she doesn't want to be with either of them.<ref name="The Bart Wants"/>

=== Darcy ===
[[Darcy]] is a 15 year old girl who meets Bart when he gets a drivers license and uses it to pick up older girls. She was pregnant at the time and wanted her baby to have a father so decided to get married to Bart when she fell in love with him. However, she didn't know that Bart was only 10 but still went to get married to him anyway as she was desperate for her baby to have a father. Their parents stop them before the marriage though after Bart started to think that their relationship was becoming a little shaky and they agree to meet again at some point.<ref name="Little Big Girl">"[[Little Big Girl]]"</ref>

=== Jenny ===
[[Jenny]] was a girl who helped out at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] at the same time Bart was forced to help out. Bart developed a crush on her and eventually they entered a relationship with each other which was based on lies as Bart pretended to be totally different. Eventually, she found out what Bart was really like and dumped him.<ref name="Drugly"/>

=== Nikki McKenna ===
When both Fourth Grade classes are merged together, Bart is forced to sit next to [[Nikki McKenna]] who at first seems annoyed with Bart. She soon warms up to him though and become very close, until Bart kisses her, seemingly putting her off him. After a no touching policy is imposed on the school, Nikki kisses Bart again, confusing Bart. This hot then cold relationship continues between them until Bart gets knocked unconscious. Nikki gives him CPR and mouth to mouth to resuscitate him but then tells Bart that she'll never tell him why she was hot then cold.<ref>"[[Stealing First Base]]"</ref>

=== Melody Juniper ===
[[Melody Juniper]] was the daughter of [[Calliope Juniper]], the new music teacher in school. [[Principal Skinner]] made Bart date her so that he could get a chance with Calliope. Melody was happy with this but Bart wasn't as happy. After Bart told her he wasn't happy with dating her, both her and her mother decided to leave [[Springfield]].<ref>"[[Flaming Moe]]"</ref>

=== Becky ===
Bart's first kiss was from [[Becky Shorter]] when she was dared to kiss him when playing truth or dare.<ref>"[[Flaming Moe's]]"</ref> However, he has not been in a relationship with her and never seemed to want one.

=== Shauna ===
<ref>"[[Beware My Cheating Bart‎]]"</ref>

=== Mary Spuckler ===
Bart began to fall in love with Mary after seeing how fond of Bart's cow, Lou, he was. Mary would help Bart out looking after Lou and they became close. When Bart gave Lou to Mary, unknowing that it was a hillbilly marriage proposal, Bart was willing to get married to Mary both because he actually liked her and because it would save Lou. Mary was also happy because she liked Bart. However, the wedding is broken up by Marge.<ref>"[[Apocalypse Cow]]"</ref>

Mary never lost her feelings for Bart as, when Bart tracked her down to New York City, Mary was happy to see him and sung him the song she had written for him. Both Mary and Bart were upset when Mary had to leave again.<ref>"[[Moonshine River]]"</ref>

When Mary returned to Springfield, she was happy to be with Bart again. However, she started to see Bart differently and get annoyed with him when he started paying more attention to his video games or just getting out of spending time with Mary, even when she told him that she needed him. Eventually, their relationship ended when Mary told Bart that it wouldn't work between them.<ref>"[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]"</ref>

== Springfield Elementary students ==
=== Milhouse Van Houten ===
[[Milhouse Van Houten]] is Bart's best friend and has been since kindergarten.<ref>"[[Lisa's Sax]]"</ref> While Bart often sees him as uncool, he always hangs around with him, pulling Milhouse into his schemes. They have occasionally argued and broken their friendship, mainly over girls,<ref name="The Bart Wants">"[[The Bart Wants What It Wants]]"</ref><ref name="Drugly">"[[The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly]]"</ref> but they are still often good friends.

=== Nelson Muntz ===
[[Nelson Muntz]] has a mixed relationship with Bart. He often bullies him, and Bart even made an army to defeat him.<ref name="Bart the General">"[[Bart the General]]"</ref> Then again, they are also often seen as friends, and Bart even decided that he was more trustworthy than Milhouse, his long time best friend.<ref>"[[The Debarted]]"</ref> Their relationship often swings from being friends to being enemies.

=== Ralph Wiggum ===

=== Martin Prince ===
While Bart generally dislikes [[Martin Prince, Jr.]] as he is smarter than him and a nerd, Bart has had to ask him for help occasionally. When Bart was failing and had the threat of retaking fourth grade again, he asked Martin to help him. In return, Bart helped Martin have fun.<ref>"[[Bart Gets an "F"]]"</ref> Bart again had to ask Martin for help when he wanted a good science fair project and together they made the [[Robopet]].<ref>"[[Replaceable You]]"</ref>

=== The bullies ===
[[Jimbo]], [[Kearney]] and [[Dolph]] often bully Bart. However, they have occasionally hung out with him.<ref>"[[The Telltale Head]]"</ref> Bart seems to both respect and fear them for what they do.

== Springfield Elementary staff ==
=== Seymour Skinner ===
Principal [[Seymour Skinner]] can be seen as Bart's enemy, foiling him in his plans. Bart has been punished by Seymour often. Despite this though, Bart often helps out Seymour with his problems, helping to reunite him and [[Edna Krabappel]].<ref>"[[The PTA Disbands]]"</ref> After Skinner got fired as principal, he and Bart became friends, with Bart often checking in on him and they started to enjoy each other's company. After Skinner becomes principal again, they both decide that they can no longer be friends.<ref name="ReferenceA">"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"</ref>

=== Edna Krabappel ===
[[Edna Krabappel]] is Bart's homeroom teacher who constantly has to put up with Bart's endless misbehaving in class. Nevertheless, Edna does all she can to help Bart succeed in school. Often, Bart has tried to save Edna and Seymour's relationship showing that he cares about her. When he accidentally got her fired, he went to see her often.<ref name="Bart Gets a Z">"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]"</ref>

=== Gary Chalmers ===
[[Superintendent Chalmers]] is generally Bart's enemy by association, due to his position as [[Principal Skinner]]'s boss. However, they became friends and developed a mutual respect when Skinner put Chalmers in charge of Bart's education. Chalmers taught Bart about [[Theodore Roosevelt]] (in the process succeeding in getting Bart interested in learning), and when Chalmers was fired, Bart staged a takeover of the school and succeeded in winning Chalmers his job back.<ref>"[[Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts]]"</ref>

=== Otto Mann ===
[[Otto Mann]] is Bart's bus driver. Bart looks up to Otto like a big brother, and he even asks Otto for some helpful advices when it comes to being cool, manly, or dealing with the bullies.

=== Willie MacDougal ===
[[Willie MacDougal]] is the school's groundskeeper who shows great hatred for Bart for being the butt of Bart's jokes. However, even though Bart annoys him greatly, he once saved Bart by defeating a pack of wolves by wrestling them to submission.

== Others ==
=== Ned Flanders ===
Bart seems to be in good terms with [[Ned]]. This was shown when Homer first brought home a pet pig and paid more attention to it than Bart,<ref name="movie">''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> which made Bart feel left out and this caused him and Ned to spend more time together and they became good friends.

=== Krusty the Clown ===
[[Krusty the Clown]] is Bart's idol. Bart has helped him out several times, firstly saving him from prison,<ref name="Busted">"[[Krusty Gets Busted]]"</ref> saving his career<ref>"[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"</ref> and reuniting him with his daughter.<ref>"[[Insane Clown Poppy]]"</ref> However, Krusty can never remember Bart and also can never remember all the things he's done for him.

=== Sideshow Bob ===
[[Sideshow Bob]] became Bart's major archnemesis after Bart and his sister Lisa investigated a robbery for which Krusty had been jailed. They discovered that Krusty was innocent and that Bob had framed him for the crime, which resulted in Krusty's being freed and Bob's being thrown him in jail.<ref name="Busted"/> After that, Sideshow Bob got out of prison and tried to kill Bart for revenge but failed due to Bart's outwitting him.<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> Bob has since attempted several other criminal capers (including further attempts to kill Bart), but has so far been foiled every time by the Simpson siblings.

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Simpson family}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Bart Simpson|Relationships]]

List of songs/Season 25

2021-04-06T13:35:35Z

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== Season 25 ==
{{Table|
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Song}}
{{TH|Artist}}
{{TH|Writer(s)}}
{{TH|Note}}
{{TRsT|01|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Homerland]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Swag]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] (music) and [[Stephanie Gillis]] (lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|Fame|musical}}"}}
{{TBT|"''{{W2|Homeland|TV series}}'' theme" (edited)}}
{{TCs|{{W|Sean Callery}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Homeland|TV series|Terminal 7}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Tomasz Stańko}} Quintet (original) [[Alf Clausen]] (Simpsons)|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Straight, No Chaser|composition}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Thelonious Monk]] (original) [[Alf Clausen]] (Simpsons)|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Shakedown Street (song)|Shakedown Street}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Grateful Dead}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|02|7}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXIV]]"|7}}
{{TB|"[[Fat-In-The-Hat - Part 1]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRs|[[Alf Clausen]] (music) [[Jeff Westbrook]] (lyrics)|3}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Fat-In-The-Hat - Part 2]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Thanks to Charity]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|When the Saints Go Marching In}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Mockingbird (Inez & Charlie Foxx song)|Mockingbird}}"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]] and [[Selma Bouvier]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Inez Foxx}}, {{W|Charlie Foxx}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Barnum and Bailey's Favorite}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]] (hummed)}}
{{TB|{{W|Karl King}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Super Freak}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|{{W|Rick James}}, Alonzo Miller}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|03|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Detroit Rock City}}"}}
{{TRs|[[KISS]]|2}}
{{TB|{{W|Paul Stanley}} and {{W|Bob Ezrin}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Christine Sixteen}}"}}
{{TB|[[Gene Simmons]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|04}}
{{TB|"[[YOLO]]"}}
{{TB|"[["You Only Live Twice" parody]]"}}
{{TB|[[Denise Donatelli]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|John Barry}}, {{W|Leslie Bricusse}} '''Parody:''' [[Michael Nobori]] (lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|You Only Live Twice|song}}"}}
{{TRsT|06|2}}
{{TRs|"[[The Kid Is All Right]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[One (is the loneliest number)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Harry Nilsson‎]] (lyrics)}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[The Super Bowl Shuffle Rap]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson|Homer]] and [[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] (music) [[Tim Long]] (lyrics)}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|07|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Yellow Subterfuge]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[Skinner!]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRs|[[Joel H. Cohen]] (lyrics) [[Alf Clausen]] (music)|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Fiddler!]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|10}}
{{TB|"[[Married to the Blob]]"}}
{{TB|"[[Comic Book Guy's Lament]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] and [[Milo]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]] (lyrics) [[Alf Clausen]] (music)}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|14}}
{{TB|"[[The Winter of His Content]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|In the City|Joe Walsh song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Joe Walsh}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Barry De Vorzon}}, Joe Walsh}}
{{TB|Over ending credits}}
{{TBT|16}}
{{TB|"[[You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee]]"}}
{{TB|"Samba de Janeiro"}}
{{TB|{{w|Paffendorf|Bellini}}}}
{{TB|{{w|Airto Moreira}}, Gottfried Engels and {{w|Ramon Zenker}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|18|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Days of Future Future]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Once in a Lifetime|Talking Heads song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Talking Heads}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Brian Eno}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Girls|Beastie Boys song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Beastie Boys}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike D}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|19|5}}
{{TRs|"[[What to Expect When Bart's Expecting]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Let Them Play!]]"}}
{{TCs|[[Homer Simpson]], [[Bart Simpson]], {{ap|Fat Tony|second}} and [[Louie]]}}
{{TB|'''Lyrics:''' [[John Frink]] '''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{w|One Day More}}" from "{{w|Les Misérables (musical)|Les Misérables}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{W|It's Raining Men}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Weather Girls}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Paul Jabara}} and {{W|Paul Shaffer}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Feels Like the First Time}}"}}
{{TB|{{W2|Foreigner|band}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|Mick Jones|Foreigner guitarist}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"''{{W|Modern Family}}'' theme"}}
{{TCs|Gabriel Mann|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Oh Yeah|Yello song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Yello}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|Boris Blank|musician}} and {{W|Dieter Meier}}}}
{{TB|}}
}}

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[[Category:Songs list|Season 25]]

List of songs/Season 9

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{{SongsPrevNext|8|10|9}}
== Season Nine ==
{{Table|
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Song}}
{{TH|Artist}}
{{TH|Writer(s)}}
{{TH|Note}}
{{TRsT|01|7}}
{{TRs|"[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]"|7}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Oh Yeah|Yello song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Yello}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|Boris Blank|musician}} and {{W|Dieter Meier}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Macarena|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]]}}
{{TB|Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Theme From New York, New York}}"}}
{{TB|[[Frank Sinatra]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Fred Ebb}} and {{W|John Kander}}}}
{{TB|Arranged by {{W|Don Costa}}}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The End|The Doors song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Densmore}}, [[Robby Krieger]], {{W|Ray Manzarek}} and [[Jim Morrison]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[No Regards]]"}}
{{TB|[[The Alf Clausen Orchestra]] and [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[You're Checkin' In]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]], "[[Checkin' In]]" cast, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Everything Is Beautiful}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Ray Stevens}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|02}}
{{TB|"[[The Principal and the Pauper]]"}}
{{TB|"[[The Skinner Song]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|{{W|William "By" Dunham}} and {{W|Henry Vars}} (original) [[Ken Keeler]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of the "{{W|Flipper (1964 TV series)#Music|Theme from ''Flipper''}}}}
{{TRsT|03|6}}
{{TRs|"[[Lisa's Sax]]"|6}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Baker Street|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Gerry Rafferty}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Those Were The Days]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] and [[Marge Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Alf Clausen]] Parody of "{{W|All in the Family#Theme song|Those Were the Days}}"}}
{{TBT|"[[The WB's Proud To Present Theme]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]], [[Homer]] and [[Michigan J. Frog|Frog]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]], [[Alf Clausen]], [[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TBT|"Buttman"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Al Jean]] and [[Mike Reiss]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Batman Theme}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Don't Worry, Be Happy}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Bobby McFerrin}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Skinner is a Nut"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Al Jean]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|04}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror VIII]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|War|Edwin Starr song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Edwin Starr}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Barrett Strong}} and {{W|Norman Whitfield}}}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]] sings along}}
{{TBT|05}}
{{TB|"[[The Cartridge Family]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|The Waiting|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Tom Petty]] {{W|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers|and the Heartbreakers}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom Petty]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|06}}
{{TB|"[[Bart Star]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|Music Box Dancer}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Frank Mills}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|07|4}}
{{TRs|"[[The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|Hot Blooded}}"}}
{{TB|{{W2|Foreigner|band}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Lou Gramm}} and {{W|Mick Jones}}}}
{{TB|[[Apu]] sings along}}
{{TBT|"{{W|My Guy}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Mary Wells}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Smokey Robinson}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Stayin' Alive}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|The Bee Gees}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|(They Long To Be) Close To You}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|[[Burt Bacharach]] and [[Hal David]]}}
{{TB|Indian version}}
{{TRsT|08|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Up, Up and Away|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Jimmy Webb}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[See the Angel]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[David S. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Hallelujah Chorus}}"}}
{{TRsT|09|3}}
{{TRs|"[[Realty Bites]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Luka|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Suzanne Vega}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Magna Carta Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Realty License Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Homer]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|10|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Miracle on Evergreen Terrace]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Jingle Bell Rock}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Bobby Helms}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Joe Beal}} and {{W|Jim Boothe}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Santa's On His Way}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Erwin King}} and {{W|Steve Nelson}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|11|17}}
{{TRs|"[[All Singing, All Dancing]]"|17}}
{{TB|"[[Gonna Paint Our Wagon]]"}}
{{TB|[[Clint Eastwood]], Hombre, townspeople chorus and [[Lee Marvin]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[A Singing, Dancing Machine]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Lisa]] and [[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[Baby on Board]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]], [[Seymour Skinner]], [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]] and [[Barney Gumble]]}}
{{TB|[[The Dapper Dans]] & [[Jeff Martin]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[We Put the Spring in Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|Townspeople}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Mom Was Right]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] and [[Marge]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[Springfield, Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]], [[Milhouse]], [[Homer]] and {{ap|Sailor|Boy-Scoutz 'N the Hood}}}}
{{TB|'''Muisc:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Dan McGrath]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[That Was Pretty Bad]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]], [[Bart]], [[Marge]] and [[Snake]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[It's a Desperate Criminal]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Lisa]], [[Snake]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[Who Needs the Kwik-E-Mart?]]"}}
{{TB|[[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]], [[Homer Simpson]], [[Marge Simpson]], [[Bart Simpson]] and [[Lisa Simpson]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Greg Daniels]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Send in the Clowns|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Krusty]] and [[Sideshow Mel]]}}
{{TB|'''Original lyrics:''' [[Stephen Sondheim]] '''Parody lyrics:''' [[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[See My Vest]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Burns]] and [[Fat cheeked housekeeper]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Because He Was Singing]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]], [[Bart]], [[Snake]] and [[Homer]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Say Your Prayers]]"}}
{{TB|[[Snake Jailbird]], [[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]] and [[Lisa Simpson]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TBT|"[[The Monorail Song]]"}}
{{TB|Townspeople}}
{{TB|[[Al Jean]], [[Conan O'Brien]], [[Frank Mula]], [[George W. Meyer]], [[Jeff Martin]], [[John Swartzwelder]] and [[Jon Vitti]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[In the Garden of Eden]]"}}
{{TB|Townspeople}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] and {{w|Doug Ingle}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[We Do (The Stonecutters' Song)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Stonecutters]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[John Swartzwelder]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[All Right, Marge]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lisa]], [[Bart]], [[Snake]] and [[Marge]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] and '''Lyrics:''' [[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|12}}
{{TB|"[[Bart Carny]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|Groove Me}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|King Floyd}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|13|3}}
{{TRs|"[[The Joy of Sect]]"|3}}
{{TB|"[[Fishing]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Batman Theme}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Batman Theme}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Neal Hefti}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Leader"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Steve O'Donnell]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Batman Theme}}"}}
{{TBT|15}}
{{TB|"[[The Last Temptation of Krust]]"}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Canyonero|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Hank Williams Jr.]] and Studio Singers}}
{{TB|[[Donick Cary]] and [[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TRsT|16|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Dumbbell Indemnity]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|I'm a Believer}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Monkees]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Neil Diamond}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Brick House|song}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|The Commodores}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|George Thorogood and the Destroyers}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Rudy Toombs}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Stealing a Car]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Ron Hauge]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|17|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Lisa the Simpson]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|1812 Overture}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|That's the Way (I Like It)}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|KC and the Sunshine Band}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Harry Wayne Casey}} and {{W|Richard Finch}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|18}}
{{TB|"[[This Little Wiggy]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|The Hustle|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Van McCoy}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|19|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Simpson Tide]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|In the Navy}}"}}
{{TB|The [[Village People]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Henri Belolo}}, {{W|Jacques Morali}} and {{W|Victor Willis}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Do the Bartman]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Jackson]] and [[Bryan Loren]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|21|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Girly Edition]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Turn! Turn! Turn!}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Byrds}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Book of Ecclesiastes}} and {{W|Pete Seegar}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Where Have All the Flowers Gone}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Kingston Trio}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Joe Hickerson}} and {{W|Pete Seegar}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|22|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Trash of the Titans]]"|5}}
{{TB|"{{W|Love Will Keep Us Together}}"}}
{{TB|Valentine's Day ornament}}
{{TB|{{W|Howard Greenfield}} and {{W|Neil Sedaka}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Pride (In the Name of Love)}}"}}
{{TB|{{Chs|U2}}}}
{{TB|[[U2]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Sanford and Son Theme (The Streetbeater)}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Quincy Jones}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Before the Garbage, Man!"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lisa]] and [[Marge]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Alf Clausen]]}}
{{TBT|"[[The Garbageman]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], Garbageman, [[Marge]], [[Clancy Wiggum]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]] and [[Springfield]] townsfolk}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|Arranged by [[Dell Hake]]}}
{{TRsT|25|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Natural Born Kissers]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Spanish Flea}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass}}}}
{{TB|Cissy and {{W|Julius Wechter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Rock the Casbah}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|The Clash}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
}}

{{Songs List}}

[[Category:Songs list|Season 09]]

Joe Biden

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{{Character
|name = Joe Biden
|image = [[File:Joe Biden.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Grey
|age =
|status = Alive
|job = Politician
|relatives =
|appearance = "[['Tis the 30th Season]]"
|mentioned = "[[The Great Wife Hope]]"
|voiced by = [[Dan Castellaneta]]
}}

'''Joe Biden''' is an American politician and the 47th Vice President of the United States.

== History ==
[[Homer]] told [[Bart]] to fight in the schoolyard as it's a place if he get hurt, they can sue not just them, but the school, the county, the state, and that jackass Joe Biden.<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>

An animatronic of Joe Biden was seen in the Hall of Vice Presidents at [[Kissimmee St. Nick Theme Park and Resort]].<ref>"[['Tis the 30th Season]]"</ref>

== Non-canon ==
{{Noncanon}}
Biden appeared in a line of {{W|2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries|2020 Democratic Party presidential candidates}} doing the {{W|can-can}}. After {{Ch|Donald Trump}} fell over, Biden asked him who the old man was now as he laughed at Trump.<ref>''[[West Wing Story]]''</ref>

== Behind the Laughter ==
In real life, Joe Biden won the {{W|2020 United States presidential election}} and will be the 46th president of the United States.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Great Wife Hope|(mentioned)}}
*{{ep|'Tis the 30th Season|(animatronic)}}
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror XXXI|(Opening sequence, name seen)}}
*{{spec|West Wing Story}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Vice Presidents}}
{{Simpsons characters}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Biden, Joe}}

[[Category:Adults]]
[[Category:Real world characters]]
[[Category:Characters voiced by Dan Castellaneta]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters introduced in season 30]]

Channel 4

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{{Realworld}}
:''For the TV channel in The Simpsons, see [[Channel 4 (Flanders' Book of Faith)]].''
[[File:Channel4.png|thumb|250px|A still from the specially-produced ident.]]
'''Channel 4''' is a British television broadcasting channel that broadcasts episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' daily, which usually air around 6pm on weekdays, but can air sporadically on weekends, predominantly early in afternoons. Channel 4 is always three years behind Sky1, as part of a contract the network signed upon being granted the rights from [[BBC Two]].

It began broadcasting episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' on November 5, 2004, the first episode being "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]" at 9pm, with two [[Season 12]] episodes, accompanied by documentary ''[[Ultimate Guide to The Simpsons]]'', and quiz show, ''[[The Simpsons' Quiz Show]]''.

Channel 4 also produced a [[Channel 4 Simpsons Advert|special ident]] to air before episodes, however the ident currently does not air as frequently.

The channel broadcasted "Simpsons Day", a marathon to celebrate nearly 10 years since ''The Simpsons'' first aired on the channel, on November 2, 2014.

Then, on June 21, [[2015]], they broadcasted a Father's Day marathon, with ten episodes focusing on [[Homer Simpson]].

In December 2017, the channel 4Seven, also owned by Channel 4, began showing The Simpsons. However, airings of The Simpsons on 4Seven are very scarce and rarely happen.

== Controversies ==
A viewer complained to Ofcom following a repeat of "[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]" on
Channel 4 on September 7, 2005 as the "{{ap|New Orleans|song}}" song contained "derogatory remarks" about the city, which had been devastated by Hurricane Katrina just days before. Channel 4 made an on-air apology two days later and also apologised directly to the viewer who complained.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070813150912/http://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv/obb/prog_cb/pcb49/ Ofcom Issue number 46]</ref> The song has since been cut from their broadcasts of the episode.<ref>[http://www.simpsoncrazy.com/ukcuts British Censorship of The Simpsons]</ref>

Channel 4 breached Rule 1.16 of Ofcom on April 9, 2014 at 6pm when airing a repeat of "[[Bart the Fink]]", which, due to "human error", a post-watershed version of the episode aired, incorrectly marked as an "all-times" version, included the word "bastard". Seven people complained. Channel 4 apologized, and Ofcom decided not to punish the station due to the action taken to avoid another occurrence.<ref>[http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/enforcement/broadcast-bulletins/obb259/obb259.pdf Ofcom - Broadcast Bulletin #259 - 28th July 2014 (page 33 and 34)]</ref><ref>[http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s195/the-simpsons/news/a587019/channel-4-apologises-for-krusty-the-clown-swearing-in-the-simpsons.html Digital Spy - Channel 4 apologises for Krusty the Clown swearing in The Simpsons]</ref>

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Real world TV channels]]

List of episodes

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{{Semi}}
{{realworld}}

This is a list of episodes '''by broadcast order'''. ''[[The Simpsons]]'' is currently in its [[Season 32|32nd season]] and has broadcasted '''{{Epnumber}}''' episodes to date.

For a list of episodes in production order, see ''[[List of episodes by production order]]''.

For a list of rollover episodes, see ''[[Rollover episodes]]''.

For the list of episodes in alphabetical order see [[:Category:Episodes|here]].
<noinclude>

== Season 1 ==
{{main|Season 1}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 17, 1989}}
{{TB|7G08}}
{{TB|1}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the Genius|January 14, 1990 |7G02 |2}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Odyssey|January 21, 1990 |7G03 |3}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |There's No Disgrace Like Home|January 28, 1990 |7G04 |4}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the General|February 4, 1990 |7G05 |5}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Moaning Lisa|February 11, 1990 |7G06 |6}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Call of the Simpsons|February 18, 1990 |7G09 |7}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Telltale Head|February 25, 1990 |7G07 |8}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Life on the Fast Lane|March 18, 1990 |7G11 |9}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Night Out|March 25, 1990 |7G10 |10}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Crepes of Wrath|April 15, 1990 |7G13 |11}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Krusty Gets Busted|April 29, 1990 |7G12 |12}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Some Enchanted Evening|May 13, 1990 |7G01 |13}}
}}

== Season 2 ==
{{main|Season 2}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart Gets an "F"]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 11, 1990}}
{{TB|7F03}}
{{TB|14}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Simpson and Delilah|October 18, 1990 |7F02 |15}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Treehouse of Horror|October 25, 1990 |7F04 |16}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish|November 1, 1990 |7F01 |17}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dancin' Homer|November 8, 1990 |7F05 |18}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dead Putting Society|November 15, 1990 |7F08 |19}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart vs. Thanksgiving|November 22, 1990 |7F07 |20}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart the Daredevil|December 6, 1990 |7F06 |21}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Itchy & Scratchy & Marge|December 20, 1990 |7F09 |22}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart Gets Hit by a Car|January 10, 1991 |7F10 |23}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish|January 24, 1991 |7F11 |24}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The Way We Was|January 31, 1991 |7F12 |25}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment|February 7, 1991 |7F13 |26}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Principal Charming|February 14, 1991 |7F15 |27}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?|February 21, 1991 |7F16 |28}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart's Dog Gets an "F"|March 7, 1991 |7F14 |29}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Old Money|March 28, 1991 |7F17 |30}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Brush with Greatness|April 11, 1991 |7F18 |31}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Lisa's Substitute|April 25, 1991 |7F19 |32}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The War of the Simpsons|May 2, 1991 |7F20 |33}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Three Men and a Comic Book|May 9, 1991 |7F21 |34}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Blood Feud|July 11, 1991 |7F22 |35}}
}}

== Season 3 ==
{{main|Season 3}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Stark Raving Dad]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 19, 1991}}
{{TB|7F24}}
{{TB|36}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|September 26, 1991 |8F01 |37}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |When Flanders Failed|October 3, 1991 |7F23 |38}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Murderer|October 10, 1991 |8F03 |39}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Defined|October 17, 1991 |8F04 |40}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Like Father, Like Clown|October 24, 1991 |8F05 |41}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Treehouse of Horror II|October 31, 1991 |8F02 |42}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa's Pony|November 7, 1991 |8F06 |43}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Saturdays of Thunder|November 14, 1991 |8F07 |44}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Flaming Moe's|November 21, 1991 |8F08 |45}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk|December 5, 1991 |8F09 |46}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |I Married Marge|December 26, 1991 |8F10 |47}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Radio Bart|January 9, 1992 |8F11 |48}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa the Greek|January 23, 1992 |8F12 |49}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Alone|February 6, 1992 |8F14 |50}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Lover|February 13, 1992 |8F16 |51}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer at the Bat|February 20, 1992 |8F13 |52}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Separate Vocations|February 27, 1992 |8F15 |53}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Dog of Death|March 12, 1992 |8F17 |54}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Colonel Homer|March 26, 1992 |8F19 |55}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Black Widower|April 9, 1992 |8F20 |56}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |The Otto Show|April 23, 1992 |8F21 |57}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart's Friend Falls in Love|May 7, 1992 |8F22 |58}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?|August 27, 1992 |8F23 |59}}
}}

== Season 4 ==
{{main|Season 4}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Kamp Krusty]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 24, 1992}}
{{TB|8F24}}
{{TB|60}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |A Streetcar Named Marge|October 1, 1992 |8F18 |61}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer the Heretic|October 8, 1992 |9F01 |62}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa the Beauty Queen|October 15, 1992 |9F02 |63}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Treehouse of Horror III|October 29, 1992 |9F04 |64}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie|November 3, 1992 |9F03 |65}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge Gets a Job|November 5, 1992 |9F05 |66}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |New Kid on the Block|November 12, 1992 |9F06 |67}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Mr. Plow|November 19, 1992 |9F07 |68}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa's First Word|December 3, 1992 |9F08 |69}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer's Triple Bypass|December 17, 1992 |9F09 |70}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge vs. the Monorail|January 14, 1993 |9F10 |71}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Selma's Choice|January 21, 1993 |9F11 |72}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Brother from the Same Planet|February 4, 1993 |9F12 |73}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |I Love Lisa|February 11, 1993 |9F13 |74}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Duffless|February 18, 1993 |9F14 |75}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Last Exit to Springfield|March 11, 1993 |9F15 |76}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show|April 1, 1993 |9F17 |77}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |The Front|April 15, 1993 |9F16 |78}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Whacking Day|April 29, 1993 |9F18 |79}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge in Chains|May 6, 1993 |9F20 |80}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Krusty Gets Kancelled|May 13, 1993 |9F19 |81}}
}}

== Season 5 ==
{{main|Season 5}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 30, 1993}}
{{TB|9F21}}
{{TB|82}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Cape Feare|October 7, 1993 |9F22 |83}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Goes to College|October 14, 1993 |1F02 |84}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Rosebud|October 21, 1993 |1F01 |85}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Treehouse of Horror IV|October 28, 1993 |1F04 |86}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Marge on the Lam|November 4, 1993 |1F03 |87}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart's Inner Child|November 11, 1993 |1F05 |88}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood|November 18, 1993 |1F06 |89}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Last Temptation of Homer|December 9, 1993 |1F07 |90}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)|December 16, 1993 |1F08 |91}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer the Vigilante|January 6, 1994 |1F09 |92}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets Famous|February 3, 1994 |1F11 |93}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer and Apu|February 10, 1994 |1F10 |94}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy|February 17, 1994 |1F12 |95}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Deep Space Homer|February 24, 1994 |1F13 |96}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Loves Flanders|March 17, 1994 |1F14 |97}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets an Elephant|March 31, 1994 |1F15 |98}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Burns' Heir|April 14, 1994 |1F16 |99}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song|April 28, 1994 |1F18 |100}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Boy Who Knew Too Much|May 5, 1994 |1F19 |101}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lady Bouvier's Lover|May 12, 1994 |1F21 |102}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Secrets of a Successful Marriage|May 19, 1994 |1F20 |103}}
}}

== Season 6 ==
{{main|Season 6}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart of Darkness]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 4, 1994}}
{{TB|1F22}}
{{TB|104}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Rival|September 11, 1994 |1F17 |105}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Another Simpsons Clip Show|September 25, 1994 |2F33 |106}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Itchy & Scratchy Land|October 2, 1994 |2F01 |107}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Sideshow Bob Roberts|October 9, 1994 |2F02 |108}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Treehouse of Horror V|October 30, 1994 |2F03 |109}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Girlfriend|November 6, 1994 |2F04 |110}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa on Ice|November 13, 1994 |2F05 |111}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer Badman|November 27, 1994 |2F06 |112}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy|December 4, 1994 |2F07 |113}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Fear of Flying|December 18, 1994 |2F08 |114}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer the Great|January 8, 1995 |2F09 |115}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |And Maggie Makes Three|January 22, 1995 |2F10 |116}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Comet|February 5, 1995 |2F11 |117}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homie the Clown|February 12, 1995 |2F12 |118}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart vs. Australia|February 19, 1995 |2F13 |119}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer vs. Patty and Selma|February 26, 1995 |2F14 |120}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |A Star Is Burns|March 5, 1995 |2F31 |121}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Wedding|March 19, 1995 |2F15 |122}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Two Dozen and One Greyhounds|April 9, 1995 |2F18 |123}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The PTA Disbands|April 16, 1995 |2F19 |124}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |'Round Springfield|April 30, 1995 |2F32 |125}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The Springfield Connection|May 7, 1995 |2F21 |126}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lemon of Troy|May 14, 1995 |2F22 |127}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)|May 21, 1995 |2F16 |128}}
}}

== Season 7 ==
{{main|Season 7}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 17, 1995}}
{{TB|2F20}}
{{TB|129}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Radioactive Man|September 24, 1995|2F17 |130}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily|October 1, 1995 |3F01 |131}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart Sells His Soul|October 8, 1995 |3F02 |132}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Vegetarian|October 15, 1995 |3F03 |133}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Treehouse of Horror VI|October 29, 1995 |3F04 |134}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|King-Size Homer|November 5, 1995 |3F05 |135}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Mother Simpson|November 19, 1995 |3F06 |136}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming|November 26, 1995 |3F08 |137}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular|December 3, 1995 |3F31 |138}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Marge Be Not Proud|December 17, 1995 |3F07 |139}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Team Homer|January 7, 1996 |3F10 |140}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Two Bad Neighbors|January 14, 1996 |3F09 |141}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield|February 4, 1996 |3F11 |142}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart the Fink|February 11, 1996 |3F12 |143}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Iconoclast|February 18, 1996 |3F13 |144}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homer the Smithers|February 25, 1996 |3F14 |145}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Day the Violence Died|March 17, 1996 |3F16 |146}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|A Fish Called Selma|March 24, 1996 |3F15 |147}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart on the Road|March 31, 1996 |3F17 |148}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|22 Short Films About Springfield|April 14, 1996 |3F18 |149}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"|April 28, 1996 |3F19 |150}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Much Apu About Nothing|May 5, 1996 |3F20 |151}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homerpalooza|May 19, 1996 |3F21 |152}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Summer of 4 Ft. 2|May 19, 1996 |3F22 |153}}
}}

== Season 8 ==
{{main|Season 8}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror VII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 27, 1996}}
{{TB|4F02}}
{{TB|154}}
{{eptable |#46859c|You Only Move Twice|November 3, 1996|3F23|155}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Homer They Fall|November 10, 1996|4F03|156}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Burns, Baby Burns|November 17, 1996|4F05|157}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Bart After Dark|November 24, 1996|4F06|158}}
{{eptable |#46859c|A Milhouse Divided|December 1, 1996|4F04|159}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Lisa's Date with Density|December 15, 1996|4F01|160}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Hurricane Neddy|December 29, 1996|4F07|161}}
{{eptable |#46859c|El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer|January 5, 1997|3F24|162}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Springfield Files|January 12, 1997|3G01|163}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Twisted World of Marge Simpson|January 19, 1997|4F08|164}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Mountain of Madness|February 2, 1997|4F10|165}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious|February 7, 1997|3G03|166}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show|February 9, 1997|4F12|167}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Phobia|February 16, 1997|4F11|168}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Brother from Another Series|February 23, 1997|4F14|169}}
{{eptable |#46859c|My Sister, My Sitter|March 2, 1997|4F13|170}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment|March 16, 1997|4F15|171}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Grade School Confidential|April 6, 1997|4F09|172}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Canine Mutiny|April 13, 1997|4F16|173}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Old Man and the Lisa|April 20, 1997|4F17|174}}
{{eptable |#46859c|In Marge We Trust|April 27, 1997|4F18|175}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Enemy|May 4, 1997|4F19|176}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase|May 11, 1997|4F20|177}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Secret War of Lisa Simpson|May 18, 1997|4F21|178}}
}}

== Season 9 ==
{{main|Season 9}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 21, 1997}}
{{TB|4F22}}
{{TB|179}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Principal and the Pauper|September 28, 1997|4F23|180}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa's Sax|October 19, 1997|3G02|181}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Treehouse of Horror VIII|October 26, 1997|5F02|182}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Cartridge Family|November 2, 1997|5F01|183}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Star|November 9, 1997|5F03|184}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons|November 16, 1997|5F04|185}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Skeptic|November 23, 1997|5F05|186}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Realty Bites|December 7, 1997|5F06|187}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Miracle on Evergreen Terrace|December 21, 1997|5F07|188}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|All Singing, All Dancing|January 4, 1998|5F24|189}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Carny|January 11, 1998|5F08|190}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Joy of Sect|February 8, 1998|5F23|191}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Das Bus|February 15, 1998|5F11|192}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Last Temptation of Krust|February 22, 1998|5F10|193}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Dumbbell Indemnity|March 1, 1998|5F12|194}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Simpson|March 8, 1998|4F24|195}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|This Little Wiggy|March 22, 1998|5F13|196}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Simpson Tide|March 29, 1998|3G04|197}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Trouble with Trillions|April 5, 1998|5F14|198}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Girly Edition|April 19, 1998|5F15|199}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Trash of the Titans|April 26, 1998|5F09|200}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|King of the Hill|May 3, 1998|5F16|201}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lost Our Lisa|May 10, 1998|5F17|202}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Natural Born Kissers|May 17, 1998|5F18|203}}
}}

== Season 10 ==
{{main|Season 10}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Lard of the Dance]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|August 23, 1998}}
{{TB|5F20}}
{{TB|204}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace|September 20, 1998|5F21|205}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Bart the Mother|September 27, 1998|5F22|206}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Treehouse of Horror IX|October 25, 1998|AABF01|207}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|When You Dish Upon a Star|November 8, 1998|5F19|208}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|D'oh-in' in the Wind|November 15, 1998|AABF02|209}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Lisa Gets an "A"|November 22, 1998|AABF03|210}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"|December 6, 1998|AABF04|211}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mayored to the Mob|December 20, 1998|AABF05|212}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Viva Ned Flanders|January 10, 1999|AABF06|213}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken|January 17, 1999|AABF07|214}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Sunday, Cruddy Sunday|January 31, 1999|AABF08|215}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer to the Max|February 7, 1999|AABF09|216}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|I'm with Cupid|February 14, 1999|AABF11|217}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"|February 21, 1999|AABF10|218}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Make Room for Lisa|February 28, 1999|AABF12|219}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Maximum Homerdrive|March 28, 1999|AABF13|220}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Simpsons Bible Stories|April 4, 1999|AABF14|221}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mom and Pop Art|April 11, 1999|AABF15|222}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Old Man and the "C" Student|April 25, 1999|AABF16|223}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Monty Can't Buy Me Love|May 2, 1999|AABF17|224}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|They Saved Lisa's Brain|May 9, 1999|AABF18|225}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo|May 16, 1999|AABF20|226}}
}}

== Season 11 ==
{{main|Season 11}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Beyond Blunderdome]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 1999}}
{{TB|AABF23}}
{{TB|227}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Brother's Little Helper|October 3, 1999|AABF22|228}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|October 24, 1999|AABF21|229}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Treehouse of Horror X|October 31, 1999|BABF01|230}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)|November 7, 1999|AABF19|231}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder|November 14, 1999|BABF02|232}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Eight Misbehavin'|November 21, 1999|BABF03|233}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Take My Wife, Sleaze|November 28, 1999|BABF05|234}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Grift of the Magi|December 19, 1999|BABF07|235}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Little Big Mom|January 9, 2000|BABF04|236}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Faith Off|January 16, 2000|BABF06|237}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|The Mansion Family|January 23, 2000|BABF08|238}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Saddlesore Galactica|February 6, 2000|BABF09|239}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily|February 13, 2000|BABF10|240}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Missionary: Impossible|February 20, 2000|BABF11|241}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Pygmoelian|February 27, 2000|BABF12|242}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Bart to the Future|March 19, 2000|BABF13|243}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|April 9, 2000|BABF14|244}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Kill the Alligator and Run|April 30, 2000|BABF16|245}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Last Tap Dance in Springfield|May 7, 2000|BABF15|246}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge|May 14, 2000|BABF18|247}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Behind the Laughter|May 21, 2000|BABF19|248}}
}}

== Season 12 ==
{{main|Season 12}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 1, 2000}}
{{TB|BABF21}}
{{TB|249}}
{{eptable |#92102f|A Tale of Two Springfields|November 5, 2000|BABF20|250}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Insane Clown Poppy|November 12, 2000|BABF17|251}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Lisa the Tree Hugger|November 19, 2000|CABF01|252}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Homer vs. Dignity|November 26, 2000|CABF04|253}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Computer Wore Menace Shoes|December 3, 2000|CABF02|254}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Great Money Caper|December 10, 2000|CABF03|255}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Skinner's Sense of Snow|December 17, 2000|CABF06|256}}
{{eptable |#92102f|HOMЯ|January 7, 2001|BABF22|257}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Pokey Mom|January 14, 2001|CABF05|258}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Worst Episode Ever|February 4, 2001|CABF08|259}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Tennis the Menace|February 11, 2001|CABF07|260}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Day of the Jackanapes|February 18, 2001|CABF10|261}}
{{eptable |#92102f|New Kids on the Blecch|February 25, 2001|CABF12|262}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Hungry, Hungry Homer|March 4, 2001|CABF09|263}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Bye, Bye, Nerdie|March 11, 2001|CABF11|264}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpson Safari|April 1, 2001|CABF13|265}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Trilogy of Error|April 29, 2001|CABF14|266}}
{{eptable |#92102f|I'm Goin' to Praiseland|May 6, 2001|CABF15|267}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Children of a Lesser Clod|May 13, 2001|CABF16|268}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpsons Tall Tales|May 20, 2001|CABF17|269}}
}}

== Season 13 ==
{{main|Season 13}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 6, 2001}}
{{TB|CABF19}}
{{TB|270}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Parent Rap|November 11, 2001 |CABF22 |271}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Homer the Moe|November 18, 2001 |CABF20 |272}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love|December 2, 2001 |CABF18 |273}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Blunder Years|December 9, 2001 |CABF21 |274}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|She of Little Faith|December 16, 2001 |DABF02 |275}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Brawl in the Family|January 6, 2002 |DABF01 |276}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Sweets and Sour Marge|January 20, 2002 |DABF03 |277}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Jaws Wired Shut|January 27, 2002 |DABF05 |278}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Half-Decent Proposal|February 10, 2002 |DABF04 |279}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Bart Wants What It Wants|February 17, 2002 |DABF06 |280}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Lastest Gun in the West|February 24, 2002 |DABF07 |281}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Old Man and the Key|March 10, 2002 |DABF09 |282}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Tales from the Public Domain|March 17, 2002 |DABF08 |283}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Blame It on Lisa|March 31, 2002 |DABF10 |284}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Weekend at Burnsie's|April 7, 2002 |DABF11 |285}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Gump Roast|April 21, 2002 |DABF12 |286}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|I Am Furious (Yellow)|April 28, 2002 |DABF13 |287}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Sweetest Apu|May 5, 2002 |DABF14 |288}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Little Girl in the Big Ten|May 12, 2002 |DABF15 |289}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Frying Game|May 19, 2002 |DABF16 |290}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge|May 22, 2002 |DABF17 |291}}
}}

== Season 14 ==
{{main|Season 14}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 3, 2002}}
{{TB|DABF19}}
{{TB|292}}
{{eptable |#000000|How I Spent My Strummer Vacation|November 10, 2002 |DABF22 |293}}
{{eptable |#000000|Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade|November 17, 2002 |DABF20 |294}}
{{eptable |#000000|Large Marge|November 24, 2002 |DABF18 |295}}
{{eptable |#000000|Helter Shelter|December 1, 2002 |DABF21 |296}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Great Louse Detective|December 15, 2002 |EABF01 |297}}
{{eptable |#000000|Special Edna|January 5, 2003 |EABF02 |298}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Dad Who Knew Too Little|January 12, 2003 |EABF03 |299}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Strong Arms of the Ma|February 2, 2003 |EABF04 |300}}
{{eptable |#000000|Pray Anything|February 9, 2003 |EABF06 |301}}
{{eptable |#000000|Barting Over|February 16, 2003 |EABF05 |302}}
{{eptable |#000000|I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can|February 16, 2003 |EABF07 |303}}
{{eptable |#000000|A Star Is Born Again|March 2, 2003 |EABF08 |304}}
{{eptable |#000000|Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington|March 9, 2003 |EABF09 |305}}
{{eptable |#000000|C.E. D'oh|March 16, 2003 |EABF10 |306}}
{{eptable |#000000|'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky|March 30, 2003 |EABF11 |307}}
{{eptable |#000000|Three Gays of the Condo|April 13, 2003 |EABF12 |308}}
{{eptable |#000000|Dude, Where's My Ranch?|April 27, 2003 |EABF13 |309}}
{{eptable |#000000|Old Yeller-Belly|May 4, 2003 |EABF14 |310}}
{{eptable |#000000|Brake My Wife, Please|May 11, 2003 |EABF15 |311}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Bart of War|May 18, 2003 |EABF16 |312}}
{{eptable |#000000|Moe Baby Blues|May 18, 2003 |EABF17 |313}}
}}

== Season 15 ==
{{main|Season 15}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 2, 2003}}
{{TB|EABF21}}
{{TB|314}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Mother the Carjacker|November 9, 2003 |EABF18 |315}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The President Wore Pearls|November 16, 2003 |EABF20 |316}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Regina Monologues|November 23, 2003 |EABF22 |317}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fat and the Furriest|November 30, 2003 |EABF19 |318}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Today I Am a Clown|December 7, 2003 |FABF01 |319}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |'Tis the Fifteenth Season|December 14, 2003 |FABF02 |320}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays|January 4, 2004 |FABF03 |321}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot|January 11, 2004 |FABF04 |322}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Diatribe of a Mad Housewife|January 25, 2004 |FABF05 |323}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Margical History Tour|February 8, 2004 |FABF06 |324}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore|February 15, 2004 |FABF07 |325}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smart and Smarter|February 22, 2004 |FABF09 |326}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ziff Who Came to Dinner|March 14, 2004 |FABF08 |327}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Co-Dependent's Day|March 21, 2004 |FABF10 |328}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wandering Juvie|March 28, 2004 |FABF11 |329}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Big Fat Geek Wedding|April 18, 2004 |FABF12 |330}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Catch 'Em If You Can|April 25, 2004 |FABF14 |331}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simple Simpson|May 2, 2004 |FABF15 |332}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Way We Weren't|May 9, 2004 |FABF13 |333}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart-Mangled Banner|May 16, 2004 |FABF17 |334}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fraudcast News|May 23, 2004 |FABF18 |335}}
}}

== Season 16 ==
{{main|Season 16}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 7, 2004}}
{{TB|FABF23}}
{{TB|336}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All's Fair in Oven War|November 14, 2004 |FABF20 |337}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Sleeping with the Enemy|November 21, 2004 |FABF19 |338}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |She Used to Be My Girl|December 5, 2004 |FABF22 |339}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fat Man and Little Boy|December 12, 2004 |FABF21 |340}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Rx|January 16, 2005 |FABF16 |341}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mommie Beerest|January 30, 2005 |GABF01 |342}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass|February 6, 2005 |GABF02 |343}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranksta Rap|February 13, 2005 |GABF03 |344}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |There's Something About Marrying|February 20, 2005 |GABF04 |345}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister|March 6, 2005 |GABF05 |346}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Goo Goo Gai Pan|March 13, 2005 |GABF06 |347}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mobile Homer|March 20, 2005 |GABF07 |348}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seven-Beer Snitch|April 3, 2005 |GABF08 |349}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Future-Drama|April 17, 2005 |GABF12 |350}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Don't Fear the Roofer|May 1, 2005 |GABF10 |351}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Heartbroke Kid|May 1, 2005 |GABF11 |352}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Star Is Torn|May 8, 2005 |GABF13 |353}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thank God It's Doomsday|May 8, 2005 |GABF14 |354}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Home Away from Homer|May 15, 2005 |GABF15 |355}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star|May 15, 2005 |GABF09 |356}}
}}

== Season 17 ==
{{main|Season 17}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Bonfire of the Manatees]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 11, 2005}}
{{TB|GABF18}}
{{TB|357}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Girl Who Slept Too Little|September 18, 2005 |GABF16 |358}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse of Sand and Fog|September 25, 2005 |GABF19 |359}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVI|November 6, 2005 |GABF17 |360}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge's Son Poisoning|November 13, 2005 |GABF20 |361}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |See Homer Run|November 20, 2005 |GABF21 |362}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Last of the Red Hat Mamas|November 27, 2005 |GABF22 |363}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Italian Bob|December 11, 2005 |HABF02 |364}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simpsons Christmas Stories|December 18, 2005 |HABF01 |365}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer's Paternity Coot|January 8, 2006 |HABF03 |366}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |We're on the Road to D'ohwhere|January 29, 2006 |HABF04 |367}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Fair Laddy|February 26, 2006 |HABF05 |368}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seemingly Never-Ending Story|March 12, 2006 |HABF06 |369}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Has Two Mommies|March 19, 2006 |HABF07 |370}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife|March 26, 2006 |HABF08 |371}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million-Dollar Abie|April 2, 2006 |HABF09 |372}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore|April 9, 2006 |HABF10 |373}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wettest Stories Ever Told|April 23, 2006 |HABF11 |374}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Girls Just Want to Have Sums|April 30, 2006 |HABF12 |375}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Regarding Margie|May 7, 2006 |HABF13 |376}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Monkey Suit|May 14, 2006 |HABF14 |377}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play|May 21, 2006 |HABF16 |378}}
}}

== Season 18 ==
{{main|Season 18}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 10, 2006}}
{{TB|HABF15}}
{{TB|379}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Jazzy and the Pussycats|September 17, 2006 |HABF18 |380}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em|September 24, 2006 |HABF20 |381}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVII|November 5, 2006 |HABF17 |382}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)|November 12, 2006 |HABF21 |383}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe'N'a Lisa|November 19, 2006 |HABF19 |384}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)|November 26, 2006 |HABF22 |385}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Haw-Hawed Couple|December 10, 2006 |JABF02 |386}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kill Gil, Volumes I & II|December 17, 2006 |JABF01 |387}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wife Aquatic|January 7, 2007 |JABF03 |388}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times|January 28, 2007 |JABF05 |389}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Big Girl|February 11, 2007 |JABF04 |390}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Springfield Up|February 18, 2007 |JABF07 |391}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Yokel Chords|March 4, 2007 |JABF09 |392}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rome-Old and Juli-Eh|March 11, 2007 |JABF08 |393}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homerazzi|March 25, 2007 |JABF06 |394}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge Gamer|April 22, 2007 |JABF10 |395}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Boys of Bummer|April 29, 2007 |JABF11 |396}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Crook and Ladder|May 6, 2007 |JABF13 |397}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stop or My Dog Will Shoot!|May 13, 2007 |JABF12 |398}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |24 Minutes|May 20, 2007 |JABF14 |399}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |You Kent Always Say What You Want|May 20, 2007 |JABF15 |400}}
}}

== Season 19 ==
{{main|Season 19}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 23, 2007}}
{{TB|JABF20}}
{{TB|401}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Homer of Seville|September 30, 2007 |JABF18 |402}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Towboy|October 7, 2007 |JABF21 |403}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings|October 14, 2007 |JABF19 |404}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVIII|November 4, 2007 |JABF16 |405}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Orphan Millie|November 11, 2007 |JABF22 |406}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Husbands and Knives|November 18, 2007 |JABF17 |407}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Funeral for a Fiend|November 25, 2007 |KABF01 |408}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind|December 16, 2007 |KABF02 |409}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |E Pluribus Wiggum|January 6, 2008 |KABF03 |410}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |That '90s Show|January 27, 2008 |KABF04 |411}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love, Springfieldian Style|February 17, 2008 |KABF05 |412}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Debarted|March 2, 2008 |KABF06 |413}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dial "N" for Nerder|March 9, 2008 |KABF07 |414}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smoke on the Daughter|March 30, 2008 |KABF08 |415}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Papa Don't Leech|April 13, 2008 |KABF09 |416}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Apocalypse Cow|April 27, 2008 |KABF10 |417}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Any Given Sundance|May 4, 2008 |KABF11 |418}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mona Leaves-a|May 11, 2008 |KABF12 |419}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All About Lisa|May 18, 2008 |KABF13 |420}}
}}

== Season 20 ==
{{main|Season 20}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 28, 2008}}
{{TB|KABF17}}
{{TB|421}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lost Verizon|October 5, 2008 |KABF15 |422}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Double, Double, Boy in Trouble|October 19, 2008 |KABF14 |423}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XIX|November 2, 2008 |KABF16 |424}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dangerous Curves|November 9, 2008 |KABF18 |425}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words|November 16, 2008 |KABF19 |426}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MyPods and Boomsticks|November 30, 2008 |KABF20 |427}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Burns and the Bees|December 7, 2008 |KABF21 |428}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa the Drama Queen|January 25, 2009 |KABF22 |429}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Take My Life, Please|February 15, 2009 |LABF01 |430}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How the Test Was Won|March 1, 2009 |LABF02 |431}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |No Loan Again, Naturally|March 8, 2009 |LABF03 |432}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Gone Maggie Gone|March 15, 2009 |LABF04 |433}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |In the Name of the Grandfather|March 17, 2009(UK & Ireland) March 22, 2009(USA)|LABF11 |434}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Wedding for Disaster|March 29, 2009 |LABF05 |435}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe|April 5, 2009 |LABF06 |436}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly|April 19, 2009 |LABF07 |437}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Father Knows Worst|April 26, 2009 |LABF08 |438}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh|May 3, 2009 |LABF10 |439}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Four Great Women and a Manicure|May 10, 2009 |LABF09 |440}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Coming to Homerica|May 17, 2009 |LABF12 |441}}
}}

== Season 21 ==
{{main|Season 21}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer the Whopper]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 27, 2009}}
{{TB|LABF13}}
{{TB|442}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Gets a "Z"|October 4, 2009 |LABF15 |443}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Wife Hope|October 11, 2009 |LABF16 |444}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XX|October 18, 2009 |LABF14 |445}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Devil Wears Nada|November 15, 2009 |LABF17 |446}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranks and Greens|November 22, 2009 |LABF18 |447}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rednecks and Broomsticks|November 29, 2009 |LABF19 |448}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?|December 13, 2009 |MABF01 |449}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thursdays with Abie|January 3, 2010 |MABF02 |450}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Once Upon a Time in Springfield|January 10, 2010 |LABF20 |451}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million Dollar Maybe|January 31, 2010 |MABF03 |452}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Boy Meets Curl|February 14, 2010 |MABF05 |453}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Color Yellow|February 21, 2010 |MABF06 |454}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Postcards from the Wedge|March 14, 2010 |MABF04 |455}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stealing First Base|March 21, 2010 |MABF07 |456}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed|March 28, 2010 |MABF10 |457}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |American History X-cellent|April 11, 2010 |MABF08 |458}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Chief of Hearts|April 18, 2010 |MABF09 |459}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Squirt and the Whale|April 25, 2010 |MABF14 |460}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |To Surveil with Love|May 2, 2010 |MABF12 |461}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe Letter Blues|May 9, 2010 |MABF13 |462}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bob Next Door|May 16, 2010 |MABF11 |463}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Judge Me Tender|May 23, 2010 |MABF15 |464}}
}}

== Season 22 ==
{{main|Season 22}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Elementary School Musical]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 2010}}
{{TB|MABF21}}
{{TB|465}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Loan-a Lisa|October 3, 2010 |MABF17 |466}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MoneyBart|October 10, 2010 |MABF18 |467}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XXI|November 7, 2010 |MABF16 |468}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life|November 14, 2010 |MABF20 |469}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fool Monty|November 21, 2010 |NABF01 |470}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?|November 28, 2010 |NABF02 |471}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fight Before Christmas|December 5, 2010 |MABF22 |472}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Donnie Fatso|December 12, 2010 |MABF19 |473}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moms I'd Like to Forget|January 9, 2011 |NABF03 |474}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Flaming Moe|January 16, 2011 |NABF04 |475}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer the Father|January 23, 2011 |NABF05 |476}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Blue and the Gray|February 13, 2011 |NABF06 |477}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Angry Dad: The Movie|February 20, 2011 |NABF07 |478}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Scorpion's Tale|March 6, 2011 |NABF08 |479}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Midsummer's Nice Dreams|March 13, 2011 |NABF09 |480}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing|March 27, 2011 |NABF10 |481}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Simpsina|April 10, 2011 |NABF11 |482}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Real Housewives of Fat Tony|May 1, 2011 |NABF12 |483}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Scissorhands|May 8, 2011 |NABF13 |484}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |500 Keys|May 15, 2011 |NABF14 |485}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ned-liest Catch|May 22, 2011 |NABF15 |486}}
}}

== Season 23 ==
{{main|Season 23}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 25, 2011}}
{{TB|NABF16}}
{{TB|487}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts|October 2, 2011|NABF17|488}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXII|October 30, 2011|NABF19|489}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Replaceable You|November 6, 2011|NABF21|490}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Food Wife|November 13, 2011|NABF20|491}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Book Job|November 20, 2011|NABF22|492}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants|November 27, 2011|PABF01|493}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Ten-Per-Cent Solution|December 4, 2011|PABF02|494}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Holidays of Future Passed|December 11, 2011|NABF18|495}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson|January 8, 2012|PABF03|496}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The D'oh-cial Network|January 15, 2012|PABF04|497}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moe Goes from Rags to Riches|January 29, 2012|PABF05|498}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Daughter Also Rises|February 12, 2012|PABF06|499}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|At Long Last Leave|February 19, 2012|PABF07|500}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart|March 4, 2012|PABF09|501}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How I Wet Your Mother|March 11, 2012|PABF08|502}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Them, Robot|March 18, 2012|PABF10|503}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Beware My Cheating Bart|April 15, 2012|PABF11|504}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again|April 29, 2012|PABF12|505}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Spy Who Learned Me|May 6, 2012|PABF13|506}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda|May 13, 2012|PABF15|507}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa Goes Gaga|May 20, 2012|PABF14|508}}
}}

== Season 24 ==
{{main|Season 24}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moonshine River|September 30, 2012|PABF21|509}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XXIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 7, 2012}}
{{TB|PABF17}}
{{TB|510}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Adventures in Baby-Getting|October 21, 2012(Canada) November 4, 2012(USA)|PABF18|511}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Abie Gone|November 11, 2012|PABF16|512}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Penny-Wiseguys|November 18, 2012|PABF19|513}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Tree Grows in Springfield|November 25, 2012|PABF22|514}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Day the Earth Stood Cool|December 9, 2012|PABF20|515}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Cur, with Love|December 16, 2012|RABF01|516}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homer Goes to Prep School|January 6, 2013|RABF02|517}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Test Before Trying|January 13, 2013|RABF03|518}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Changing of the Guardian|January 27, 2013|RABF04|519}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing|February 10, 2013|RABF07|520}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Hardly Kirk-ing|February 17, 2013|RABF05|521}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gorgeous Grampa|March 3, 2013|RABF06|522}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Black-Eyed, Please|March 10, 2013|RABF09|523}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dark Knight Court|March 17, 2013|RABF10|524}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What Animated Women Want|April 14, 2013|RABF08|525}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pulpit Friction|April 28, 2013|RABF11|526}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whiskey Business|May 5, 2013|RABF13|527}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Fabulous Faker Boy|May 12, 2013|RABF12|528}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Saga of Carl|May 19, 2013|RABF14|529}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dangers on a Train|May 19, 2013|RABF17|530}}
}}

== Season 25 ==
{{main|Season 25}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homerland|September 29, 2013|RABF20|531}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIV|October 6, 2013|RABF16|532}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Four Regrettings and a Funeral|November 3, 2013|RABF18|533}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|YOLO|November 10, 2013|RABF22|534}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Labor Pains|November 17, 2013|RABF19|535}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kid Is All Right|November 24, 2013|SABF02|536}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Yellow Subterfuge|December 8, 2013|SABF04|537}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|White Christmas Blues|December 15, 2013|SABF01|538}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Steal This Episode|January 5, 2014|SABF05|539}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Married to the Blob|January 12, 2014|SABF03|540}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Specs and the City|January 26, 2014|SABF06|541}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Diggs|March 9, 2014|SABF08|542}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Grew Too Much|March 9, 2014|SABF07|543}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Winter of His Content|March 16, 2014|SABF09|544}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The War of Art|March 23, 2014|SABF10|545}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee|March 30, 2014|SABF11|546}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Luca$|April 6, 2014|SABF12|547}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Days of Future Future|April 13, 2014|SABF13|548}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What to Expect When Bart's Expecting|April 27, 2014|SABF14|549}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Brick Like Me|May 4, 2014|RABF21|550}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pay Pal|May 11, 2014|SABF15|551}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Yellow Badge of Cowardge|May 18, 2014|SABF18|552}}
}}

== Season 26 ==
{{main|Season 26}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Clown in the Dumps|September 28, 2014|SABF20|553}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Wreck of the Relationship|October 5, 2014|SABF17|554}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Super Franchise Me|October 12, 2014|SABF19|555}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXV|October 19, 2014|SABF21|556}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Opposites A-Frack|November 2, 2014|SABF22|557}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simpsorama|November 9, 2014|SABF16|558}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Blazed and Confused|November 16, 2014|TABF01|559}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Covercraft|November 23, 2014|TABF02|560}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|I Won't Be Home for Christmas|December 7, 2014|TABF03|561}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Came to Be Dinner|January 4, 2015|RABF15|562}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart's New Friend|January 11, 2015|TABF05|563}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Musk Who Fell to Earth|January 25, 2015|TABF04|564}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Walking Big & Tall|February 8, 2015|TABF06|565}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|My Fare Lady|February 15, 2015|TABF07|566}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Princess Guide|March 1, 2015|TABF08|567}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Sky Police|March 8, 2015|TABF09|568}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Waiting for Duffman|March 15, 2015|TABF10|569}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Peeping Mom|April 19, 2015|TABF11|570}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kids Are All Fight|April 26, 2015|TABF12|571}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Let's Go Fly a Coot|May 3. 2015|TABF13|572}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bull-E|May 10, 2015|TABF15|573}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mathlete's Feat|May 17, 2015|TABF16|574}}
}}

== Season 27 ==
{{main|Season 27}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Every Man's Dream|September 27, 2015|TABF14|575}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|'Cue Detective|October 4, 2015|TABF17|576}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Puffless|October 11, 2015|TABF19|577}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Halloween of Horror|October 18, 2015|TABF22|578}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVI|October 25, 2015|TABF18|579}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friend with Benefit|November 8, 2015|TABF21|580}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa with an "S"|November 22, 2015|TABF20|581}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Paths of Glory|December 6, 2015|VABF01|582}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Barthood|December 13, 2015|VABF02|583}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Girl Code|January 3, 2016|VABF03|584}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles|January 10, 2016|VABF04|585}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Much Apu About Something|January 17, 2016|VABF05|586}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4|February 14, 2016|VABF07|587}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gal of Constant Sorrow|February 21, 2016|VABF06|588}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa the Veterinarian|March 6, 2016|VABF08|589}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Marge-ian Chronicles|March 13, 2016|VABF09|590}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Burns Cage|April 3, 2016|VABF10|591}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How Lisa Got Her Marge Back|April 10, 2016|VABF11|592}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fland Canyon|April 24, 2016|VABF12|593}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Courier with Love|May 8, 2016|VABF14|594}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simprovised|May 15, 2016|VABF13|595}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Orange Is the New Yellow|May 22, 2016|VABF15|596}}
}}

== Season 28 ==
{{main|Season 28}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Monty Burns' Fleeing Circus|September 25, 2016|VABF20|597}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friends and Family|October 2, 2016|VABF18|598}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Town|October 9, 2016|VABF17|599}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVII|October 16, 2016|VABF16|600}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Trust but Clarify|October 23, 2016|VABF21|601}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|There Will Be Buds|November 6, 2016|VABF22|602}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Havana Wild Weekend|November 13, 2016|VABF19|603}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dad Behavior|November 20, 2016|WABF01|604}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Last Traction Hero|December 4, 2016|WABF03|605}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Nightmare After Krustmas|December 11, 2016|WABF02|606}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pork and Burns|January 8, 2017|WABF06|607}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part One|January 15, 2017|WABF04|608}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part Two|January 15, 2017|WABF05|609}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fatzcarraldo|February 12, 2017|WABF07|610}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Cad and the Hat|February 19, 2017|WABF08|611}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Kamp Krustier|March 5, 2017|WABF09|612}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|22 for 30|March 12, 2017|WABF10|613}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Father's Watch|March 19, 2017|WABF11|614}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Caper Chase|April 2, 2017|WABF12|615}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Looking for Mr. Goodbart|April 30, 2017|WABF13|616}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moho House|May 7, 2017|WABF14|617}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dogtown|May 21, 2017|WABF15|618}}
}}

== Season 29 ==
{{main|Season 29}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Serfsons|October 1, 2017|WABF17|619}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Springfield Splendor|October 8, 2017|WABF22|620}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whistler's Father|October 15, 2017|WABF16|621}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVIII|October 22, 2017|WABF18|622}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Grampy Can Ya Hear Me|November 5, 2017|WABF19|623}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be|November 12, 2017|WABF20|624}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Singin' in the Lane|November 19, 2017|WABF21|625}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mr. Lisa's Opus|December 3, 2017|XABF01|626}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Boy|December 10, 2017|XABF02|627}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Haw-Haw Land|January 7, 2018|XABF03|628}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frink Gets Testy|January 14, 2018|XABF04|629}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Homer Is Where the Art Isn't|March 18, 2018|XABF05|630}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage|March 25, 2018|XABF06|631}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Fears of a Clown|April 1, 2018|XABF08|632}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|No Good Read Goes Unpunished|April 8, 2018|XABF07|633}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|King Leer|April 15, 2018|XABF10|634}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Lisa Gets the Blues|April 22, 2018|XABF11|635}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Forgive and Regret|April 29, 2018|XABF09|636}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Left Behind|May 6, 2018|XABF12|637}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Throw Grampa from the Dane|May 13, 2018|XABF13|638}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Flanders' Ladder|May 20, 2018|XABF14|639}}
}}

== Season 30 ==
{{main|Season 30}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart's Not Dead|September 30, 2018|XABF19|640}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Heartbreak Hotel|October 7, 2018|XABF15|641}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|My Way or the Highway to Heaven|October 14, 2018|XABF17|642}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIX|October 21, 2018|XABF16|643}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Baby You Can't Drive My Car|November 4, 2018|XABF18|644}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|From Russia Without Love|November 11, 2018|XABF20|645}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Werking Mom|November 18, 2018|XABF21|646}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Krusty the Clown (episode)|November 25, 2018|XABF22|647|title=Krusty the Clown}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Daddicus Finch|December 2, 2018|YABF01|648}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|'Tis the 30th Season|December 9, 2018|YABF02|649}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Mad About the Toy|January 6, 2019|YABF03|650}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Girl on the Bus|January 13, 2019|YABF04|651}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can|February 10, 2019|YABF06|652}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Clown Stays in the Picture|February 17, 2019|YABF05|653}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|101 Mitigations|March 3, 2019|YABF07|654}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I Want You (She's So Heavy)|March 10, 2019|YABF08|655}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|E My Sports|March 17, 2019|YABF09|656}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy|March 24, 2019|YABF10|657}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Girl's in the Band|March 31, 2019|YABF11|658}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh|April 7, 2019|YABF12|659}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|D'oh Canada|April 28, 2019|YABF14|660}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Woo-hoo Dunnit?|May 5, 2019|YABF15|661}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion|May 12, 2019|YABF16|662}}
}}

== Season 31 ==
{{main|Season 31}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Winter of Our Monetized Content|September 29, 2019|YABF19|663}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Go Big or Go Homer|October 6, 2019|YABF21|664}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Fat Blue Line|October 13, 2019|YABF22|665}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXX|October 20, 2019|YABF18|666}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Gorillas on the Mast|November 3, 2019|YABF20|667}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Marge the Lumberjill|November 10, 2019|ZABF02|668}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Livin La Pura Vida|November 17, 2019|ZABF03|669}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Thanksgiving of Horror|November 24, 2019|YABF17|670}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me|December 1, 2019|ZABF04|671}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bobby, It's Cold Outside|December 15, 2019|ZABF01|672}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Hail to the Teeth|January 5, 2020|ZABF05|673}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson|February 16, 2020|ZABF08|674}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frinkcoin|February 23, 2020|ZABF07|675}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart the Bad Guy|March 1, 2020|ZABF08|676}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Screenless|March 8, 2020|ZABF09|677}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Better Off Ned|March 15, 2020|ZABF11|678}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Highway to Well|March 22, 2020|ZABF10|679}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby|April 19, 2020|YABF13|680}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part One|April 26, 2020|ZABF12|681}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part Two|May 3, 2020|ZABF13|682}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds|May 10, 2020|ZABF14|683}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Way of the Dog|May 17, 2020|ZABF16|684}}
}}

== Season 32 ==
{{main|Season 32}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Undercover Burns|September 27, 2020|ZABF19|685}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I, Carumbus|October 4, 2020|ZABF18|686}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Now Museum, Now You Don't|October 11, 2020|ZABF21|687}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXXI|October 18, 2020|ZABF17|688}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The 7 Beer Itch|2020|ZABF15|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Road to Cincinnati|2020/2021|ZABF20|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Podcast News|2020/2021|ZABF22|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Sorry Not Sorry|2020/2021|QABF01|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Three Dreams Denied|2021|QABF02|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas|Winter 2020|QABF03|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Dad-feelings Limited|2020/2021|QABF04|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Diary Queen|2020/2021|QABF05|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Wad Goals|2020/2021|QABF06|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Yokel Hero|2020/2021|QABF07|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?|2020/2021|QABF08|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Manger Things|2020/2021|QABF09|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Uncut Femmes|2020/2021|QABF10|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Burger Kings|2020/2021|QABF11|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Panic in the Streets of Springfield|2020/2021|QABF12|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.|2020/2021|QABF13|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Mother and Child Reunion|2020/2021|QABF14|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Last Barfighter|2020/2021|QABF15|6??}}
}}
== Season 33 ==
{{main|Season 33}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXXII|Fall 2021|QABF16|7??}}
}}

== Upcoming episodes ==
{{main|Upcoming episodes}}
This is a list of '''upcoming episodes''' that could be for either [[season 32]] or season 33.
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
}}

== See also ==
*[[The Simpsons shorts]]
*[[Episodes with unresolved endings]]
*[[List of episodes that aired outside of the normal season run]]
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[[Category:Lists|Episodes]]

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Sky

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{{Realworld}}

'''Sky''' is a British digital satellite television broadcasting service. Many of its channels broadcast or have broadcasted ''[[The Simpsons]]'', perhaps most prominently Sky1, which has aired the show since 1990.

== Sky1 ==
[[File:Sky1 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|Former Sky1 logo used from 2011 until 2016.]]
'''Sky1''' is a British television broadcasting channel that broadcasts numerous episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' every day. Sky1 usually broadcasts episodes ahead of any other British television channel, in some cases years before terrestrial viewers. In October [[2011]], a ''[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]'' marathon aired.

[[File:Sky1 Artwork.jpg|thumb|250px|A promotional image released pre-2011 featuring Homer eating part of the Sky logo. Other promotional images were released with different characters and themes.]]
=== Competitions ===
During summer 1997, single broadcasts of episodes such as "[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]", "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]", "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]", "[[Selma's Choice]]", "[[I Love Lisa]]", "[[So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show]]", "[[Marge in Chains]]" and "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]" gave viewers the opportunity to win a cash prize by watching the episode carefully. It is unknown what happened after the showings - presumably a screen appeared asking viewers to phone in the answer to a question.

Sky1 have also run other ''The Simpsons'' competitions since, some on their website.

[[File:Sky1.png|225px|thumb|left|A still from the special ident Sky1 produced and aired for the 20th anniversary.]]

=== Simpsons Prime ===
Beginning in 2004, ''The Simpsons'' were shown at 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays. To help promote the change, special idents were produced and shown during the timeslots. At least two have been re-discovered - unofficially titled "Explosion" and "Light Bulb".

=== Official world premiere episode ===
On March 17, 2009, Sky1 broadcast the season 20 episode "[[In the Name of the Grandfather]]" for the first time - five days before its first broadcast in the United States. The episode, on its showing in the United Kingdom, gathered over one million viewers, something of a rarity nowadays. Sky1 has also come close to airing other episodes in a similar way, some episodes broadcasting for their first time on the channel only days after its United States premiere, an example of this being "[[Judge Me Tender]]", from 2010, which premiered on Sky1 only three days after its US first-run.

=== ''The Simpsons'' 20th Anniversary ===
The 20th anniversary of ''The Simpsons'' was a big year for Sky1.

Sky1 produced three behind-the-scenes-specials, or documentaries: ''[[The Simpsons: Access All Areas]]'', ''[[The Simpsons: Mischief & Mayhem]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons: Celebrity Friends]]''. Each aired on consecutive nights leading up to the Sky1 premiere of [[season 21]] on January 14, 2010. These documentaries were broadcast as part of the 20th anniversary and were all narrated by [[Ricky Gervais]] with interviews with cast, crew and guest stars.

Some exclusive interviews aired during advertisement breaks as well. Sky1 also released an ident entitled "[[Slaughter is the Best Medicine]]" - most of which featured the comic duo [[Itchy]] and [[Scratchy]]. This ident was also broadcast on Sky2, with changes so a green "2" was featured instead of the blue "1".

=== [[Marcia Wallace]] death ===
Following the death of voice actress, [[Marcia Wallace]] on October 25, 2013, Sky1 broadcast three of her 'best episodes' from 6:30pm on October 28, 2013. The episodes were as follows: "[[Bart the Lover]]", "[[The Ned-liest Catch]]" and "[[Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda]]".

== Sky Replay ==
[[File:Sky2 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|Former Sky2 logo used from 2011 until 2016.]]
'''Sky Replay''' (previously known as '''Sky2''' until August 27, 2020) is a British television broadcasting channel that used to broadcast episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It is a sister channel of Sky1.

Upon the Sky re-brand in 2011, broadcasts of ''The Simpsons'' on the channel were extremely scarce.

They held a [[season 1]] marathon on May 8, [[2011]]; no episodes have been aired since then.

The first version of Sky Replay (named "Sky 2"), that was on air from September 1, 1996 to August 31, 1997, also aired ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

== Sky 3D ==
'''Sky 3D''' is Sky's 3D broadcasting station. They broadcast ''[[The Longest Daycare]]'' on 17 February 2013.

== Vans ==
[[File:Simpsons Sky van.jpg|250px|right|thumb|A Sky van with Homer and Bart on it. Designs of the vans varied.]]
In deference to the key role ''The Simpsons'' plays in defining the Sky brand – and playing a key role in their subscriber stats – thousands of Sky engineer vans across the United Kingdom were plastered with images of the Simpson family throughout the latter half of the 2000s and early 2010s.

== External links ==
*[http://www.sky.com/tv/show/the-simpsons Sky.com - ''The Simpsons'' website]

[[Category:Real world TV channels]]

Channel 4

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:''For the TV channel in The Simpsons, see [[Channel 4 (Flanders' Book of Faith)]].''
[[File:Channel4.png|thumb|250px|A still from the specially-produced ident.]]
'''Channel 4''' is a British television broadcasting channel that broadcasts episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' daily, which usually air around 6pm on weekdays, but can air sporadically on weekends, predominantly early in afternoons. Channel 4 is always three years behind Sky1, as part of a contract the network signed upon being granted the rights from [[BBC Two]].

It began broadcasting episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' on November 5, 2004, the first episode being "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]" at 9pm, with two [[Season 12]] episodes, accompanied by documentary ''[[Ultimate Guide to The Simpsons]]'', and quiz show, ''[[The Simpsons' Quiz Show]]''.

Channel 4 also produced a [[Channel 4 Simpsons Advert|special ident]] to air before episodes, however the ident currently does not air as frequently.

The channel broadcasted "Simpsons Day", a marathon to celebrate nearly 10 years since ''The Simpsons'' first aired on the channel, on November 2, 2014.

Then, on June 21, [[2015]], they broadcasted a Father's Day marathon, with ten episodes focusing on [[Homer Simpson]].

In December 2017, the channel 4Seven, also owned by Channel 4, began showing The Simpsons. However, as of 2020, 4Seven is not currently showing The Simpsons.

== Controversies ==
A viewer complained to Ofcom following a repeat of "[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]" on
Channel 4 on September 7, 2005 as the [[New Orleans (song)|New Orleans]] song contained "derogatory remarks" about the city, which had been devastated by Hurricane Katrina just days before. Channel 4 made an on-air apology two days later and also apologised directly to the viewer who complained.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070813150912/http://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv/obb/prog_cb/pcb49/ Ofcom Issue number 46]</ref> The song has since been cut from their broadcasts of the episode.<ref>[http://www.simpsoncrazy.com/ukcuts British Censorship of The Simpsons]</ref>

Channel 4 breached Rule 1.16 of Ofcom on April 9, 2014 at 6pm when airing a repeat of "[[Bart the Fink]]", which, due to "human error", a post-watershed version of the episode aired, incorrectly marked as an "all-times" version, included the word "bastard". Seven people complained. Channel 4 apologized, and Ofcom decided not to punish the station due to the action taken to avoid another occurrence.<ref>[http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/enforcement/broadcast-bulletins/obb259/obb259.pdf Ofcom - Broadcast Bulletin #259 - 28th July 2014 (page 33 and 34)]</ref><ref>[http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s195/the-simpsons/news/a587019/channel-4-apologises-for-krusty-the-clown-swearing-in-the-simpsons.html Digital Spy - Channel 4 apologises for Krusty the Clown swearing in The Simpsons]</ref>

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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Sky

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'''Sky''' is a British digital satellite television broadcasting service. Many of its channels broadcast or have broadcasted ''[[The Simpsons]]'', perhaps most prominently Sky1, which has aired the show since 1990.

== Sky1 ==
[[File:Sky1 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|Former Sky1 logo used from 2011 until 2016.]]
'''Sky1''' is a British television broadcasting channel that broadcasts numerous episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' every day. Sky1 usually broadcasts episodes ahead of any other British television channel, in some cases years before terrestrial viewers. In October [[2011]], a ''[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]'' marathon aired.

[[File:Sky1 Artwork.jpg|thumb|250px|A promotional image released pre-2011 featuring Homer eating part of the Sky logo. Other promotional images were released with different characters and themes.]]
=== Competitions ===
During summer 1997, single broadcasts of episodes such as "[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]", "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]", "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]", "[[Selma's Choice]]", "[[I Love Lisa]]", "[[So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show]]", "[[Marge in Chains]]" and "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]" gave viewers the opportunity to win a cash prize by watching the episode carefully. It is unknown what happened after the showings - presumably a screen appeared asking viewers to phone in the answer to a question.

Sky1 have also run other ''The Simpsons'' competitions since, some on their website.

[[File:Sky1.png|225px|thumb|left|A still from the special ident Sky1 produced and aired for the 20th anniversary.]]

=== Simpsons Prime ===
Beginning in 2004, ''The Simpsons'' were shown at 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays. To help promote the change, special idents were produced and shown during the timeslots. At least two have been re-discovered - unofficially titled "Explosion" and "Light Bulb".

=== Official world premiere episode ===
On March 17, 2009, Sky1 broadcast the season 20 episode "[[In the Name of the Grandfather]]" for the first time - five days before its first broadcast in the United States. The episode, on its showing in the United Kingdom, gathered over one million viewers, something of a rarity nowadays. Sky1 has also come close to airing other episodes in a similar way, some episodes broadcasting for their first time on the channel only days after its United States premiere, an example of this being "[[Judge Me Tender]]", from 2010, which premiered on Sky1 only three days after its US first-run.

=== ''The Simpsons'' 20th Anniversary ===
The 20th anniversary of ''The Simpsons'' was a big year for Sky1.

Sky1 produced three behind-the-scenes-specials, or documentaries: ''[[The Simpsons: Access All Areas]]'', ''[[The Simpsons: Mischief & Mayhem]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons: Celebrity Friends]]''. Each aired on consecutive nights leading up to the Sky1 premiere of [[season 21]] on January 14, 2010. These documentaries were broadcast as part of the 20th anniversary and were all narrated by [[Ricky Gervais]] with interviews with cast, crew and guest stars.

Some exclusive interviews aired during advertisement breaks as well. Sky1 also released an ident entitled "[[Slaughter is the Best Medicine]]" - most of which featured the comic duo [[Itchy]] and [[Scratchy]]. This ident was also broadcast on Sky2, with changes so a green "2" was featured instead of the blue "1".

=== [[Marcia Wallace]] death ===
Following the death of voice actress, [[Marcia Wallace]] on October 25, 2013, Sky1 broadcast three of her 'best episodes' from 6:30pm on October 28, 2013. The episodes were as follows: "[[Bart the Lover]]", "[[The Ned-liest Catch]]" and "[[Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda]]".

== Sky2 ==
[[File:Sky2 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|Former Sky2 logo used from 2011 until 2016.]]
'''Sky2''' is a British television broadcasting channel that used to broadcast episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It is a sister channel of Sky1.

Upon the Sky re-brand in 2011, broadcasts of ''The Simpsons'' on the channel were extremely scarce.

They held a [[season 1]] marathon on May 8, [[2011]]; no episodes have been aired since then.

The first version of Sky2 (named "Sky 2"), that was on air from September 1, 1996 to August 31, 1997, also aired ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

== Sky 3D ==
'''Sky 3D''' is Sky's 3D broadcasting station. They broadcast ''[[The Longest Daycare]]'' on 17 February 2013.

== Vans ==
[[File:Simpsons Sky van.jpg|250px|right|thumb|A Sky van with Homer and Bart on it. Designs of the vans varied.]]
In deference to the key role ''The Simpsons'' plays in defining the Sky brand – and playing a key role in their subscriber stats – thousands of Sky engineer vans across the United Kingdom were plastered with images of the Simpson family throughout the latter half of the 2000s and early 2010s.

== External links ==
*[http://www.sky.com/tv/show/the-simpsons Sky.com - ''The Simpsons'' website]

[[Category:Real world TV channels]]

List of episodes

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This is a list of episodes '''by broadcast order'''. ''[[The Simpsons]]'' is currently in its [[Season 31|31st season]] and has broadcasted '''{{Epnumber}}''' episodes to date.

For a list of episodes in production order, see ''[[List of episodes by production order]]''.

For a list of rollover episodes, see ''[[Rollover episodes]]''.

For the list of episodes in alphabetical order see [[:Category:Episodes|here]].
<noinclude>

== Season 1 ==
{{main|Season 1}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 17, 1989}}
{{TB|7G08}}
{{TB|1}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the Genius|January 14, 1990 |7G02 |2}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Odyssey|January 21, 1990 |7G03 |3}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |There's No Disgrace Like Home|January 28, 1990 |7G04 |4}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the General|February 4, 1990 |7G05 |5}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Moaning Lisa|February 11, 1990 |7G06 |6}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Call of the Simpsons|February 18, 1990 |7G09 |7}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Telltale Head|February 25, 1990 |7G07 |8}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Life on the Fast Lane|March 18, 1990 |7G11 |9}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Night Out|March 25, 1990 |7G10 |10}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Crepes of Wrath|April 15, 1990 |7G13 |11}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Krusty Gets Busted|April 29, 1990 |7G12 |12}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Some Enchanted Evening|May 13, 1990 |7G01 |13}}
}}

== Season 2 ==
{{main|Season 2}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart Gets an "F"]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 11, 1990}}
{{TB|7F03}}
{{TB|14}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Simpson and Delilah|October 18, 1990 |7F02 |15}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Treehouse of Horror|October 25, 1990 |7F04 |16}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish|November 1, 1990 |7F01 |17}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dancin' Homer|November 8, 1990 |7F05 |18}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dead Putting Society|November 15, 1990 |7F08 |19}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart vs. Thanksgiving|November 22, 1990 |7F07 |20}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart the Daredevil|December 6, 1990 |7F06 |21}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Itchy & Scratchy & Marge|December 20, 1990 |7F09 |22}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart Gets Hit by a Car|January 10, 1991 |7F10 |23}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish|January 24, 1991 |7F11 |24}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The Way We Was|January 31, 1991 |7F12 |25}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment|February 7, 1991 |7F13 |26}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Principal Charming|February 14, 1991 |7F15 |27}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?|February 21, 1991 |7F16 |28}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart's Dog Gets an "F"|March 7, 1991 |7F14 |29}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Old Money|March 28, 1991 |7F17 |30}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Brush with Greatness|April 11, 1991 |7F18 |31}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Lisa's Substitute|April 25, 1991 |7F19 |32}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The War of the Simpsons|May 2, 1991 |7F20 |33}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Three Men and a Comic Book|May 9, 1991 |7F21 |34}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Blood Feud|July 11, 1991 |7F22 |35}}
}}

== Season 3 ==
{{main|Season 3}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Stark Raving Dad]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 19, 1991}}
{{TB|7F24}}
{{TB|36}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|September 26, 1991 |8F01 |37}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |When Flanders Failed|October 3, 1991 |7F23 |38}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Murderer|October 10, 1991 |8F03 |39}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Defined|October 17, 1991 |8F04 |40}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Like Father, Like Clown|October 24, 1991 |8F05 |41}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Treehouse of Horror II|October 31, 1991 |8F02 |42}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa's Pony|November 7, 1991 |8F06 |43}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Saturdays of Thunder|November 14, 1991 |8F07 |44}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Flaming Moe's|November 21, 1991 |8F08 |45}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk|December 5, 1991 |8F09 |46}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |I Married Marge|December 26, 1991 |8F10 |47}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Radio Bart|January 9, 1992 |8F11 |48}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa the Greek|January 23, 1992 |8F12 |49}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Alone|February 6, 1992 |8F14 |50}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Lover|February 13, 1992 |8F16 |51}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer at the Bat|February 20, 1992 |8F13 |52}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Separate Vocations|February 27, 1992 |8F15 |53}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Dog of Death|March 12, 1992 |8F17 |54}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Colonel Homer|March 26, 1992 |8F19 |55}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Black Widower|April 9, 1992 |8F20 |56}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |The Otto Show|April 23, 1992 |8F21 |57}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart's Friend Falls in Love|May 7, 1992 |8F22 |58}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?|August 27, 1992 |8F23 |59}}
}}

== Season 4 ==
{{main|Season 4}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Kamp Krusty]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 24, 1992}}
{{TB|8F24}}
{{TB|60}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |A Streetcar Named Marge|October 1, 1992 |8F18 |61}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer the Heretic|October 8, 1992 |9F01 |62}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa the Beauty Queen|October 15, 1992 |9F02 |63}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Treehouse of Horror III|October 29, 1992 |9F04 |64}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie|November 3, 1992 |9F03 |65}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge Gets a Job|November 5, 1992 |9F05 |66}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |New Kid on the Block|November 12, 1992 |9F06 |67}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Mr. Plow|November 19, 1992 |9F07 |68}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa's First Word|December 3, 1992 |9F08 |69}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer's Triple Bypass|December 17, 1992 |9F09 |70}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge vs. the Monorail|January 14, 1993 |9F10 |71}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Selma's Choice|January 21, 1993 |9F11 |72}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Brother from the Same Planet|February 4, 1993 |9F12 |73}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |I Love Lisa|February 11, 1993 |9F13 |74}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Duffless|February 18, 1993 |9F14 |75}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Last Exit to Springfield|March 11, 1993 |9F15 |76}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show|April 1, 1993 |9F17 |77}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |The Front|April 15, 1993 |9F16 |78}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Whacking Day|April 29, 1993 |9F18 |79}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge in Chains|May 6, 1993 |9F20 |80}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Krusty Gets Kancelled|May 13, 1993 |9F19 |81}}
}}

== Season 5 ==
{{main|Season 5}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 30, 1993}}
{{TB|9F21}}
{{TB|82}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Cape Feare|October 7, 1993 |9F22 |83}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Goes to College|October 14, 1993 |1F02 |84}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Rosebud|October 21, 1993 |1F01 |85}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Treehouse of Horror IV|October 28, 1993 |1F04 |86}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Marge on the Lam|November 4, 1993 |1F03 |87}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart's Inner Child|November 11, 1993 |1F05 |88}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood|November 18, 1993 |1F06 |89}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Last Temptation of Homer|December 9, 1993 |1F07 |90}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)|December 16, 1993 |1F08 |91}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer the Vigilante|January 6, 1994 |1F09 |92}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets Famous|February 3, 1994 |1F11 |93}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer and Apu|February 10, 1994 |1F10 |94}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy|February 17, 1994 |1F12 |95}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Deep Space Homer|February 24, 1994 |1F13 |96}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Loves Flanders|March 17, 1994 |1F14 |97}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets an Elephant|March 31, 1994 |1F15 |98}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Burns' Heir|April 14, 1994 |1F16 |99}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song|April 28, 1994 |1F18 |100}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Boy Who Knew Too Much|May 5, 1994 |1F19 |101}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lady Bouvier's Lover|May 12, 1994 |1F21 |102}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Secrets of a Successful Marriage|May 19, 1994 |1F20 |103}}
}}

== Season 6 ==
{{main|Season 6}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart of Darkness]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 4, 1994}}
{{TB|1F22}}
{{TB|104}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Rival|September 11, 1994 |1F17 |105}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Another Simpsons Clip Show|September 25, 1994 |2F33 |106}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Itchy & Scratchy Land|October 2, 1994 |2F01 |107}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Sideshow Bob Roberts|October 9, 1994 |2F02 |108}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Treehouse of Horror V|October 30, 1994 |2F03 |109}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Girlfriend|November 6, 1994 |2F04 |110}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa on Ice|November 13, 1994 |2F05 |111}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer Badman|November 27, 1994 |2F06 |112}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy|December 4, 1994 |2F07 |113}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Fear of Flying|December 18, 1994 |2F08 |114}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer the Great|January 8, 1995 |2F09 |115}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |And Maggie Makes Three|January 22, 1995 |2F10 |116}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Comet|February 5, 1995 |2F11 |117}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homie the Clown|February 12, 1995 |2F12 |118}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart vs. Australia|February 19, 1995 |2F13 |119}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer vs. Patty and Selma|February 26, 1995 |2F14 |120}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |A Star Is Burns|March 5, 1995 |2F31 |121}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Wedding|March 19, 1995 |2F15 |122}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Two Dozen and One Greyhounds|April 9, 1995 |2F18 |123}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The PTA Disbands|April 16, 1995 |2F19 |124}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |'Round Springfield|April 30, 1995 |2F32 |125}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The Springfield Connection|May 7, 1995 |2F21 |126}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lemon of Troy|May 14, 1995 |2F22 |127}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)|May 21, 1995 |2F16 |128}}
}}

== Season 7 ==
{{main|Season 7}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 17, 1995}}
{{TB|2F20}}
{{TB|129}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Radioactive Man|September 24, 1995|2F17 |130}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily|October 1, 1995 |3F01 |131}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart Sells His Soul|October 8, 1995 |3F02 |132}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Vegetarian|October 15, 1995 |3F03 |133}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Treehouse of Horror VI|October 29, 1995 |3F04 |134}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|King-Size Homer|November 5, 1995 |3F05 |135}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Mother Simpson|November 19, 1995 |3F06 |136}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming|November 26, 1995 |3F08 |137}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular|December 3, 1995 |3F31 |138}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Marge Be Not Proud|December 17, 1995 |3F07 |139}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Team Homer|January 7, 1996 |3F10 |140}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Two Bad Neighbors|January 14, 1996 |3F09 |141}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield|February 4, 1996 |3F11 |142}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart the Fink|February 11, 1996 |3F12 |143}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Iconoclast|February 18, 1996 |3F13 |144}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homer the Smithers|February 25, 1996 |3F14 |145}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Day the Violence Died|March 17, 1996 |3F16 |146}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|A Fish Called Selma|March 24, 1996 |3F15 |147}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart on the Road|March 31, 1996 |3F17 |148}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|22 Short Films About Springfield|April 14, 1996 |3F18 |149}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"|April 28, 1996 |3F19 |150}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Much Apu About Nothing|May 5, 1996 |3F20 |151}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homerpalooza|May 19, 1996 |3F21 |152}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Summer of 4 Ft. 2|May 19, 1996 |3F22 |153}}
}}

== Season 8 ==
{{main|Season 8}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror VII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 27, 1996}}
{{TB|4F02}}
{{TB|154}}
{{eptable |#46859c|You Only Move Twice|November 3, 1996|3F23|155}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Homer They Fall|November 10, 1996|4F03|156}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Burns, Baby Burns|November 17, 1996|4F05|157}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Bart After Dark|November 24, 1996|4F06|158}}
{{eptable |#46859c|A Milhouse Divided|December 1, 1996|4F04|159}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Lisa's Date with Density|December 15, 1996|4F01|160}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Hurricane Neddy|December 29, 1996|4F07|161}}
{{eptable |#46859c|El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer|January 5, 1997|3F24|162}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Springfield Files|January 12, 1997|3G01|163}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Twisted World of Marge Simpson|January 19, 1997|4F08|164}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Mountain of Madness|February 2, 1997|4F10|165}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious|February 7, 1997|3G03|166}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show|February 9, 1997|4F12|167}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Phobia|February 16, 1997|4F11|168}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Brother from Another Series|February 23, 1997|4F14|169}}
{{eptable |#46859c|My Sister, My Sitter|March 2, 1997|4F13|170}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment|March 16, 1997|4F15|171}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Grade School Confidential|April 6, 1997|4F09|172}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Canine Mutiny|April 13, 1997|4F16|173}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Old Man and the Lisa|April 20, 1997|4F17|174}}
{{eptable |#46859c|In Marge We Trust|April 27, 1997|4F18|175}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Enemy|May 4, 1997|4F19|176}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase|May 11, 1997|4F20|177}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Secret War of Lisa Simpson|May 18, 1997|4F21|178}}
}}

== Season 9 ==
{{main|Season 9}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 21, 1997}}
{{TB|4F22}}
{{TB|179}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Principal and the Pauper|September 28, 1997|4F23|180}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa's Sax|October 19, 1997|3G02|181}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Treehouse of Horror VIII|October 26, 1997|5F02|182}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Cartridge Family|November 2, 1997|5F01|183}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Star|November 9, 1997|5F03|184}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons|November 16, 1997|5F04|185}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Skeptic|November 23, 1997|5F05|186}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Realty Bites|December 7, 1997|5F06|187}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Miracle on Evergreen Terrace|December 21, 1997|5F07|188}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|All Singing, All Dancing|January 4, 1998|5F24|189}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Carny|January 11, 1998|5F08|190}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Joy of Sect|February 8, 1998|5F23|191}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Das Bus|February 15, 1998|5F11|192}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Last Temptation of Krust|February 22, 1998|5F10|193}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Dumbbell Indemnity|March 1, 1998|5F12|194}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Simpson|March 8, 1998|4F24|195}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|This Little Wiggy|March 22, 1998|5F13|196}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Simpson Tide|March 29, 1998|3G04|197}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Trouble with Trillions|April 5, 1998|5F14|198}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Girly Edition|April 19, 1998|5F15|199}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Trash of the Titans|April 26, 1998|5F09|200}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|King of the Hill|May 3, 1998|5F16|201}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lost Our Lisa|May 10, 1998|5F17|202}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Natural Born Kissers|May 17, 1998|5F18|203}}
}}

== Season 10 ==
{{main|Season 10}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Lard of the Dance]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|August 23, 1998}}
{{TB|5F20}}
{{TB|204}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace|September 20, 1998|5F21|205}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Bart the Mother|September 27, 1998|5F22|206}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Treehouse of Horror IX|October 25, 1998|AABF01|207}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|When You Dish Upon a Star|November 8, 1998|5F19|208}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|D'oh-in' in the Wind|November 15, 1998|AABF02|209}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Lisa Gets an "A"|November 22, 1998|AABF03|210}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"|December 6, 1998|AABF04|211}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mayored to the Mob|December 20, 1998|AABF05|212}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Viva Ned Flanders|January 10, 1999|AABF06|213}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken|January 17, 1999|AABF07|214}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Sunday, Cruddy Sunday|January 31, 1999|AABF08|215}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer to the Max|February 7, 1999|AABF09|216}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|I'm with Cupid|February 14, 1999|AABF11|217}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"|February 21, 1999|AABF10|218}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Make Room for Lisa|February 28, 1999|AABF12|219}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Maximum Homerdrive|March 28, 1999|AABF13|220}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Simpsons Bible Stories|April 4, 1999|AABF14|221}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mom and Pop Art|April 11, 1999|AABF15|222}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Old Man and the "C" Student|April 25, 1999|AABF16|223}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Monty Can't Buy Me Love|May 2, 1999|AABF17|224}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|They Saved Lisa's Brain|May 9, 1999|AABF18|225}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo|May 16, 1999|AABF20|226}}
}}

== Season 11 ==
{{main|Season 11}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Beyond Blunderdome]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 1999}}
{{TB|AABF23}}
{{TB|227}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Brother's Little Helper|October 3, 1999|AABF22|228}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|October 24, 1999|AABF21|229}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Treehouse of Horror X|October 31, 1999|BABF01|230}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)|November 7, 1999|AABF19|231}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder|November 14, 1999|BABF02|232}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Eight Misbehavin'|November 21, 1999|BABF03|233}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Take My Wife, Sleaze|November 28, 1999|BABF05|234}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Grift of the Magi|December 19, 1999|BABF07|235}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Little Big Mom|January 9, 2000|BABF04|236}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Faith Off|January 16, 2000|BABF06|237}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|The Mansion Family|January 23, 2000|BABF08|238}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Saddlesore Galactica|February 6, 2000|BABF09|239}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily|February 13, 2000|BABF10|240}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Missionary: Impossible|February 20, 2000|BABF11|241}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Pygmoelian|February 27, 2000|BABF12|242}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Bart to the Future|March 19, 2000|BABF13|243}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|April 9, 2000|BABF14|244}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Kill the Alligator and Run|April 30, 2000|BABF16|245}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Last Tap Dance in Springfield|May 7, 2000|BABF15|246}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge|May 14, 2000|BABF18|247}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Behind the Laughter|May 21, 2000|BABF19|248}}
}}

== Season 12 ==
{{main|Season 12}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 1, 2000}}
{{TB|BABF21}}
{{TB|249}}
{{eptable |#92102f|A Tale of Two Springfields|November 5, 2000|BABF20|250}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Insane Clown Poppy|November 12, 2000|BABF17|251}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Lisa the Tree Hugger|November 19, 2000|CABF01|252}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Homer vs. Dignity|November 26, 2000|CABF04|253}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Computer Wore Menace Shoes|December 3, 2000|CABF02|254}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Great Money Caper|December 10, 2000|CABF03|255}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Skinner's Sense of Snow|December 17, 2000|CABF06|256}}
{{eptable |#92102f|HOMЯ|January 7, 2001|BABF22|257}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Pokey Mom|January 14, 2001|CABF05|258}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Worst Episode Ever|February 4, 2001|CABF08|259}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Tennis the Menace|February 11, 2001|CABF07|260}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Day of the Jackanapes|February 18, 2001|CABF10|261}}
{{eptable |#92102f|New Kids on the Blecch|February 25, 2001|CABF12|262}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Hungry, Hungry Homer|March 4, 2001|CABF09|263}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Bye, Bye, Nerdie|March 11, 2001|CABF11|264}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpson Safari|April 1, 2001|CABF13|265}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Trilogy of Error|April 29, 2001|CABF14|266}}
{{eptable |#92102f|I'm Goin' to Praiseland|May 6, 2001|CABF15|267}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Children of a Lesser Clod|May 13, 2001|CABF16|268}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpsons Tall Tales|May 20, 2001|CABF17|269}}
}}

== Season 13 ==
{{main|Season 13}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 6, 2001}}
{{TB|CABF19}}
{{TB|270}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Parent Rap|November 11, 2001 |CABF22 |271}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Homer the Moe|November 18, 2001 |CABF20 |272}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love|December 2, 2001 |CABF18 |273}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Blunder Years|December 9, 2001 |CABF21 |274}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|She of Little Faith|December 16, 2001 |DABF02 |275}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Brawl in the Family|January 6, 2002 |DABF01 |276}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Sweets and Sour Marge|January 20, 2002 |DABF03 |277}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Jaws Wired Shut|January 27, 2002 |DABF05 |278}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Half-Decent Proposal|February 10, 2002 |DABF04 |279}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Bart Wants What It Wants|February 17, 2002 |DABF06 |280}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Lastest Gun in the West|February 24, 2002 |DABF07 |281}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Old Man and the Key|March 10, 2002 |DABF09 |282}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Tales from the Public Domain|March 17, 2002 |DABF08 |283}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Blame It on Lisa|March 31, 2002 |DABF10 |284}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Weekend at Burnsie's|April 7, 2002 |DABF11 |285}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Gump Roast|April 21, 2002 |DABF12 |286}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|I Am Furious (Yellow)|April 28, 2002 |DABF13 |287}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Sweetest Apu|May 5, 2002 |DABF14 |288}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Little Girl in the Big Ten|May 12, 2002 |DABF15 |289}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Frying Game|May 19, 2002 |DABF16 |290}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge|May 22, 2002 |DABF17 |291}}
}}

== Season 14 ==
{{main|Season 14}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 3, 2002}}
{{TB|DABF19}}
{{TB|292}}
{{eptable |#000000|How I Spent My Strummer Vacation|November 10, 2002 |DABF22 |293}}
{{eptable |#000000|Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade|November 17, 2002 |DABF20 |294}}
{{eptable |#000000|Large Marge|November 24, 2002 |DABF18 |295}}
{{eptable |#000000|Helter Shelter|December 1, 2002 |DABF21 |296}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Great Louse Detective|December 15, 2002 |EABF01 |297}}
{{eptable |#000000|Special Edna|January 5, 2003 |EABF02 |298}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Dad Who Knew Too Little|January 12, 2003 |EABF03 |299}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Strong Arms of the Ma|February 2, 2003 |EABF04 |300}}
{{eptable |#000000|Pray Anything|February 9, 2003 |EABF06 |301}}
{{eptable |#000000|Barting Over|February 16, 2003 |EABF05 |302}}
{{eptable |#000000|I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can|February 16, 2003 |EABF07 |303}}
{{eptable |#000000|A Star Is Born Again|March 2, 2003 |EABF08 |304}}
{{eptable |#000000|Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington|March 9, 2003 |EABF09 |305}}
{{eptable |#000000|C.E. D'oh|March 16, 2003 |EABF10 |306}}
{{eptable |#000000|'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky|March 30, 2003 |EABF11 |307}}
{{eptable |#000000|Three Gays of the Condo|April 13, 2003 |EABF12 |308}}
{{eptable |#000000|Dude, Where's My Ranch?|April 27, 2003 |EABF13 |309}}
{{eptable |#000000|Old Yeller-Belly|May 4, 2003 |EABF14 |310}}
{{eptable |#000000|Brake My Wife, Please|May 11, 2003 |EABF15 |311}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Bart of War|May 18, 2003 |EABF16 |312}}
{{eptable |#000000|Moe Baby Blues|May 18, 2003 |EABF17 |313}}
}}

== Season 15 ==
{{main|Season 15}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 2, 2003}}
{{TB|EABF21}}
{{TB|314}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Mother the Carjacker|November 9, 2003 |EABF18 |315}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The President Wore Pearls|November 16, 2003 |EABF20 |316}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Regina Monologues|November 23, 2003 |EABF22 |317}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fat and the Furriest|November 30, 2003 |EABF19 |318}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Today I Am a Clown|December 7, 2003 |FABF01 |319}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |'Tis the Fifteenth Season|December 14, 2003 |FABF02 |320}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays|January 4, 2004 |FABF03 |321}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot|January 11, 2004 |FABF04 |322}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Diatribe of a Mad Housewife|January 25, 2004 |FABF05 |323}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Margical History Tour|February 8, 2004 |FABF06 |324}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore|February 15, 2004 |FABF07 |325}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smart and Smarter|February 22, 2004 |FABF09 |326}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ziff Who Came to Dinner|March 14, 2004 |FABF08 |327}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Co-Dependent's Day|March 21, 2004 |FABF10 |328}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wandering Juvie|March 28, 2004 |FABF11 |329}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Big Fat Geek Wedding|April 18, 2004 |FABF12 |330}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Catch 'Em If You Can|April 25, 2004 |FABF14 |331}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simple Simpson|May 2, 2004 |FABF15 |332}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Way We Weren't|May 9, 2004 |FABF13 |333}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart-Mangled Banner|May 16, 2004 |FABF17 |334}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fraudcast News|May 23, 2004 |FABF18 |335}}
}}

== Season 16 ==
{{main|Season 16}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 7, 2004}}
{{TB|FABF23}}
{{TB|336}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All's Fair in Oven War|November 14, 2004 |FABF20 |337}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Sleeping with the Enemy|November 21, 2004 |FABF19 |338}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |She Used to Be My Girl|December 5, 2004 |FABF22 |339}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fat Man and Little Boy|December 12, 2004 |FABF21 |340}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Rx|January 16, 2005 |FABF16 |341}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mommie Beerest|January 30, 2005 |GABF01 |342}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass|February 6, 2005 |GABF02 |343}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranksta Rap|February 13, 2005 |GABF03 |344}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |There's Something About Marrying|February 20, 2005 |GABF04 |345}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister|March 6, 2005 |GABF05 |346}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Goo Goo Gai Pan|March 13, 2005 |GABF06 |347}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mobile Homer|March 20, 2005 |GABF07 |348}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seven-Beer Snitch|April 3, 2005 |GABF08 |349}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Future-Drama|April 17, 2005 |GABF12 |350}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Don't Fear the Roofer|May 1, 2005 |GABF10 |351}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Heartbroke Kid|May 1, 2005 |GABF11 |352}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Star Is Torn|May 8, 2005 |GABF13 |353}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thank God It's Doomsday|May 8, 2005 |GABF14 |354}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Home Away from Homer|May 15, 2005 |GABF15 |355}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star|May 15, 2005 |GABF09 |356}}
}}

== Season 17 ==
{{main|Season 17}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Bonfire of the Manatees]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 11, 2005}}
{{TB|GABF18}}
{{TB|357}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Girl Who Slept Too Little|September 18, 2005 |GABF16 |358}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse of Sand and Fog|September 25, 2005 |GABF19 |359}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVI|November 6, 2005 |GABF17 |360}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge's Son Poisoning|November 13, 2005 |GABF20 |361}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |See Homer Run|November 20, 2005 |GABF21 |362}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Last of the Red Hat Mamas|November 27, 2005 |GABF22 |363}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Italian Bob|December 11, 2005 |HABF02 |364}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simpsons Christmas Stories|December 18, 2005 |HABF01 |365}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer's Paternity Coot|January 8, 2006 |HABF03 |366}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |We're on the Road to D'ohwhere|January 29, 2006 |HABF04 |367}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Fair Laddy|February 26, 2006 |HABF05 |368}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seemingly Never-Ending Story|March 12, 2006 |HABF06 |369}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Has Two Mommies|March 19, 2006 |HABF07 |370}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife|March 26, 2006 |HABF08 |371}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million-Dollar Abie|April 2, 2006 |HABF09 |372}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore|April 9, 2006 |HABF10 |373}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wettest Stories Ever Told|April 23, 2006 |HABF11 |374}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Girls Just Want to Have Sums|April 30, 2006 |HABF12 |375}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Regarding Margie|May 7, 2006 |HABF13 |376}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Monkey Suit|May 14, 2006 |HABF14 |377}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play|May 21, 2006 |HABF16 |378}}
}}

== Season 18 ==
{{main|Season 18}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 10, 2006}}
{{TB|HABF15}}
{{TB|379}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Jazzy and the Pussycats|September 17, 2006 |HABF18 |380}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em|September 24, 2006 |HABF20 |381}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVII|November 5, 2006 |HABF17 |382}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)|November 12, 2006 |HABF21 |383}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe'N'a Lisa|November 19, 2006 |HABF19 |384}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)|November 26, 2006 |HABF22 |385}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Haw-Hawed Couple|December 10, 2006 |JABF02 |386}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kill Gil, Volumes I & II|December 17, 2006 |JABF01 |387}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wife Aquatic|January 7, 2007 |JABF03 |388}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times|January 28, 2007 |JABF05 |389}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Big Girl|February 11, 2007 |JABF04 |390}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Springfield Up|February 18, 2007 |JABF07 |391}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Yokel Chords|March 4, 2007 |JABF09 |392}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rome-Old and Juli-Eh|March 11, 2007 |JABF08 |393}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homerazzi|March 25, 2007 |JABF06 |394}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge Gamer|April 22, 2007 |JABF10 |395}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Boys of Bummer|April 29, 2007 |JABF11 |396}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Crook and Ladder|May 6, 2007 |JABF13 |397}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stop or My Dog Will Shoot!|May 13, 2007 |JABF12 |398}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |24 Minutes|May 20, 2007 |JABF14 |399}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |You Kent Always Say What You Want|May 20, 2007 |JABF15 |400}}
}}

== Season 19 ==
{{main|Season 19}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 23, 2007}}
{{TB|JABF20}}
{{TB|401}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Homer of Seville|September 30, 2007 |JABF18 |402}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Towboy|October 7, 2007 |JABF21 |403}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings|October 14, 2007 |JABF19 |404}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVIII|November 4, 2007 |JABF16 |405}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Orphan Millie|November 11, 2007 |JABF22 |406}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Husbands and Knives|November 18, 2007 |JABF17 |407}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Funeral for a Fiend|November 25, 2007 |KABF01 |408}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind|December 16, 2007 |KABF02 |409}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |E Pluribus Wiggum|January 6, 2008 |KABF03 |410}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |That '90s Show|January 27, 2008 |KABF04 |411}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love, Springfieldian Style|February 17, 2008 |KABF05 |412}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Debarted|March 2, 2008 |KABF06 |413}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dial "N" for Nerder|March 9, 2008 |KABF07 |414}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smoke on the Daughter|March 30, 2008 |KABF08 |415}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Papa Don't Leech|April 13, 2008 |KABF09 |416}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Apocalypse Cow|April 27, 2008 |KABF10 |417}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Any Given Sundance|May 4, 2008 |KABF11 |418}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mona Leaves-a|May 11, 2008 |KABF12 |419}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All About Lisa|May 18, 2008 |KABF13 |420}}
}}

== Season 20 ==
{{main|Season 20}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 28, 2008}}
{{TB|KABF17}}
{{TB|421}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lost Verizon|October 5, 2008 |KABF15 |422}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Double, Double, Boy in Trouble|October 19, 2008 |KABF14 |423}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XIX|November 2, 2008 |KABF16 |424}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dangerous Curves|November 9, 2008 |KABF18 |425}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words|November 16, 2008 |KABF19 |426}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MyPods and Boomsticks|November 30, 2008 |KABF20 |427}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Burns and the Bees|December 7, 2008 |KABF21 |428}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa the Drama Queen|January 25, 2009 |KABF22 |429}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Take My Life, Please|February 15, 2009 |LABF01 |430}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How the Test Was Won|March 1, 2009 |LABF02 |431}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |No Loan Again, Naturally|March 8, 2009 |LABF03 |432}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Gone Maggie Gone|March 15, 2009 |LABF04 |433}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |In the Name of the Grandfather|March 17, 2009(UK & Ireland) March 22, 2009(USA)|LABF11 |434}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Wedding for Disaster|March 29, 2009 |LABF05 |435}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe|April 5, 2009 |LABF06 |436}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly|April 19, 2009 |LABF07 |437}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Father Knows Worst|April 26, 2009 |LABF08 |438}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh|May 3, 2009 |LABF10 |439}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Four Great Women and a Manicure|May 10, 2009 |LABF09 |440}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Coming to Homerica|May 17, 2009 |LABF12 |441}}
}}

== Season 21 ==
{{main|Season 21}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer the Whopper]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 27, 2009}}
{{TB|LABF13}}
{{TB|442}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Gets a "Z"|October 4, 2009 |LABF15 |443}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Wife Hope|October 11, 2009 |LABF16 |444}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XX|October 18, 2009 |LABF14 |445}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Devil Wears Nada|November 15, 2009 |LABF17 |446}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranks and Greens|November 22, 2009 |LABF18 |447}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rednecks and Broomsticks|November 29, 2009 |LABF19 |448}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?|December 13, 2009 |MABF01 |449}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thursdays with Abie|January 3, 2010 |MABF02 |450}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Once Upon a Time in Springfield|January 10, 2010 |LABF20 |451}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million Dollar Maybe|January 31, 2010 |MABF03 |452}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Boy Meets Curl|February 14, 2010 |MABF05 |453}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Color Yellow|February 21, 2010 |MABF06 |454}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Postcards from the Wedge|March 14, 2010 |MABF04 |455}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stealing First Base|March 21, 2010 |MABF07 |456}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed|March 28, 2010 |MABF10 |457}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |American History X-cellent|April 11, 2010 |MABF08 |458}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Chief of Hearts|April 18, 2010 |MABF09 |459}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Squirt and the Whale|April 25, 2010 |MABF14 |460}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |To Surveil with Love|May 2, 2010 |MABF12 |461}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe Letter Blues|May 9, 2010 |MABF13 |462}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bob Next Door|May 16, 2010 |MABF11 |463}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Judge Me Tender|May 23, 2010 |MABF15 |464}}
}}

== Season 22 ==
{{main|Season 22}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Elementary School Musical]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 2010}}
{{TB|MABF21}}
{{TB|465}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Loan-a Lisa|October 3, 2010 |MABF17 |466}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MoneyBart|October 10, 2010 |MABF18 |467}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XXI|November 7, 2010 |MABF16 |468}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life|November 14, 2010 |MABF20 |469}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fool Monty|November 21, 2010 |NABF01 |470}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?|November 28, 2010 |NABF02 |471}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fight Before Christmas|December 5, 2010 |MABF22 |472}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Donnie Fatso|December 12, 2010 |MABF19 |473}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moms I'd Like to Forget|January 9, 2011 |NABF03 |474}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Flaming Moe|January 16, 2011 |NABF04 |475}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer the Father|January 23, 2011 |NABF05 |476}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Blue and the Gray|February 13, 2011 |NABF06 |477}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Angry Dad: The Movie|February 20, 2011 |NABF07 |478}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Scorpion's Tale|March 6, 2011 |NABF08 |479}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Midsummer's Nice Dreams|March 13, 2011 |NABF09 |480}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing|March 27, 2011 |NABF10 |481}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Simpsina|April 10, 2011 |NABF11 |482}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Real Housewives of Fat Tony|May 1, 2011 |NABF12 |483}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Scissorhands|May 8, 2011 |NABF13 |484}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |500 Keys|May 15, 2011 |NABF14 |485}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ned-liest Catch|May 22, 2011 |NABF15 |486}}
}}

== Season 23 ==
{{main|Season 23}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 25, 2011}}
{{TB|NABF16}}
{{TB|487}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts|October 2, 2011|NABF17|488}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXII|October 30, 2011|NABF19|489}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Replaceable You|November 6, 2011|NABF21|490}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Food Wife|November 13, 2011|NABF20|491}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Book Job|November 20, 2011|NABF22|492}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants|November 27, 2011|PABF01|493}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Ten-Per-Cent Solution|December 4, 2011|PABF02|494}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Holidays of Future Passed|December 11, 2011|NABF18|495}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson|January 8, 2012|PABF03|496}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The D'oh-cial Network|January 15, 2012|PABF04|497}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moe Goes from Rags to Riches|January 29, 2012|PABF05|498}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Daughter Also Rises|February 12, 2012|PABF06|499}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|At Long Last Leave|February 19, 2012|PABF07|500}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart|March 4, 2012|PABF09|501}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How I Wet Your Mother|March 11, 2012|PABF08|502}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Them, Robot|March 18, 2012|PABF10|503}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Beware My Cheating Bart|April 15, 2012|PABF11|504}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again|April 29, 2012|PABF12|505}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Spy Who Learned Me|May 6, 2012|PABF13|506}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda|May 13, 2012|PABF15|507}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa Goes Gaga|May 20, 2012|PABF14|508}}
}}

== Season 24 ==
{{main|Season 24}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moonshine River|September 30, 2012|PABF21|509}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XXIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 7, 2012}}
{{TB|PABF17}}
{{TB|510}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Adventures in Baby-Getting|October 21, 2012(Canada) November 4, 2012(USA)|PABF18|511}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Abie Gone|November 11, 2012|PABF16|512}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Penny-Wiseguys|November 18, 2012|PABF19|513}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Tree Grows in Springfield|November 25, 2012|PABF22|514}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Day the Earth Stood Cool|December 9, 2012|PABF20|515}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Cur, with Love|December 16, 2012|RABF01|516}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homer Goes to Prep School|January 6, 2013|RABF02|517}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Test Before Trying|January 13, 2013|RABF03|518}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Changing of the Guardian|January 27, 2013|RABF04|519}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing|February 10, 2013|RABF07|520}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Hardly Kirk-ing|February 17, 2013|RABF05|521}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gorgeous Grampa|March 3, 2013|RABF06|522}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Black-Eyed, Please|March 10, 2013|RABF09|523}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dark Knight Court|March 17, 2013|RABF10|524}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What Animated Women Want|April 14, 2013|RABF08|525}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pulpit Friction|April 28, 2013|RABF11|526}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whiskey Business|May 5, 2013|RABF13|527}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Fabulous Faker Boy|May 12, 2013|RABF12|528}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Saga of Carl|May 19, 2013|RABF14|529}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dangers on a Train|May 19, 2013|RABF17|530}}
}}

== Season 25 ==
{{main|Season 25}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homerland|September 29, 2013|RABF20|531}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIV|October 6, 2013|RABF16|532}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Four Regrettings and a Funeral|November 3, 2013|RABF18|533}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|YOLO|November 10, 2013|RABF22|534}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Labor Pains|November 17, 2013|RABF19|535}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kid Is All Right|November 24, 2013|SABF02|536}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Yellow Subterfuge|December 8, 2013|SABF04|537}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|White Christmas Blues|December 15, 2013|SABF01|538}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Steal This Episode|January 5, 2014|SABF05|539}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Married to the Blob|January 12, 2014|SABF03|540}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Specs and the City|January 26, 2014|SABF06|541}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Diggs|March 9, 2014|SABF08|542}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Grew Too Much|March 9, 2014|SABF07|543}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Winter of His Content|March 16, 2014|SABF09|544}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The War of Art|March 23, 2014|SABF10|545}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee|March 30, 2014|SABF11|546}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Luca$|April 6, 2014|SABF12|547}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Days of Future Future|April 13, 2014|SABF13|548}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What to Expect When Bart's Expecting|April 27, 2014|SABF14|549}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Brick Like Me|May 4, 2014|RABF21|550}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pay Pal|May 11, 2014|SABF15|551}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Yellow Badge of Cowardge|May 18, 2014|SABF18|552}}
}}

== Season 26 ==
{{main|Season 26}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Clown in the Dumps|September 28, 2014|SABF20|553}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Wreck of the Relationship|October 5, 2014|SABF17|554}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Super Franchise Me|October 12, 2014|SABF19|555}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXV|October 19, 2014|SABF21|556}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Opposites A-Frack|November 2, 2014|SABF22|557}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simpsorama|November 9, 2014|SABF16|558}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Blazed and Confused|November 16, 2014|TABF01|559}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Covercraft|November 23, 2014|TABF02|560}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|I Won't Be Home for Christmas|December 7, 2014|TABF03|561}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Came to Be Dinner|January 4, 2015|RABF15|562}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart's New Friend|January 11, 2015|TABF05|563}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Musk Who Fell to Earth|January 25, 2015|TABF04|564}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Walking Big & Tall|February 8, 2015|TABF06|565}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|My Fare Lady|February 15, 2015|TABF07|566}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Princess Guide|March 1, 2015|TABF08|567}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Sky Police|March 8, 2015|TABF09|568}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Waiting for Duffman|March 15, 2015|TABF10|569}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Peeping Mom|April 19, 2015|TABF11|570}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kids Are All Fight|April 26, 2015|TABF12|571}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Let's Go Fly a Coot|May 3. 2015|TABF13|572}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bull-E|May 10, 2015|TABF15|573}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mathlete's Feat|May 17, 2015|TABF16|574}}
}}

== Season 27 ==
{{main|Season 27}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Every Man's Dream|September 27, 2015|TABF14|575}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|'Cue Detective|October 4, 2015|TABF17|576}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Puffless|October 11, 2015|TABF19|577}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Halloween of Horror|October 18, 2015|TABF22|578}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVI|October 25, 2015|TABF18|579}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friend with Benefit|November 8, 2015|TABF21|580}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa with an "S"|November 22, 2015|TABF20|581}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Paths of Glory|December 6, 2015|VABF01|582}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Barthood|December 13, 2015|VABF02|583}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Girl Code|January 3, 2016|VABF03|584}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles|January 10, 2016|VABF04|585}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Much Apu About Something|January 17, 2016|VABF05|586}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4|February 14, 2016|VABF07|587}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gal of Constant Sorrow|February 21, 2016|VABF06|588}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa the Veterinarian|March 6, 2016|VABF08|589}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Marge-ian Chronicles|March 13, 2016|VABF09|590}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Burns Cage|April 3, 2016|VABF10|591}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How Lisa Got Her Marge Back|April 10, 2016|VABF11|592}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fland Canyon|April 24, 2016|VABF12|593}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Courier with Love|May 8, 2016|VABF14|594}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simprovised|May 15, 2016|VABF13|595}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Orange Is the New Yellow|May 22, 2016|VABF15|596}}
}}

== Season 28 ==
{{main|Season 28}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Monty Burns' Fleeing Circus|September 25, 2016|VABF20|597}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friends and Family|October 2, 2016|VABF18|598}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Town|October 9, 2016|VABF17|599}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVII|October 16, 2016|VABF16|600}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Trust but Clarify|October 23, 2016|VABF21|601}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|There Will Be Buds|November 6, 2016|VABF22|602}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Havana Wild Weekend|November 13, 2016|VABF19|603}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dad Behavior|November 20, 2016|WABF01|604}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Last Traction Hero|December 4, 2016|WABF03|605}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Nightmare After Krustmas|December 11, 2016|WABF02|606}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pork and Burns|January 8, 2017|WABF06|607}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part One|January 15, 2017|WABF04|608}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part Two|January 15, 2017|WABF05|609}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fatzcarraldo|February 12, 2017|WABF07|610}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Cad and the Hat|February 19, 2017|WABF08|611}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Kamp Krustier|March 5, 2017|WABF09|612}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|22 for 30|March 12, 2017|WABF10|613}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Father's Watch|March 19, 2017|WABF11|614}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Caper Chase|April 2, 2017|WABF12|615}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Looking for Mr. Goodbart|April 30, 2017|WABF13|616}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moho House|May 7, 2017|WABF14|617}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dogtown|May 21, 2017|WABF15|618}}
}}

== Season 29 ==
{{main|Season 29}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Serfsons|October 1, 2017|WABF17|619}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Springfield Splendor|October 8, 2017|WABF22|620}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whistler's Father|October 15, 2017|WABF16|621}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVIII|October 22, 2017|WABF18|622}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Grampy Can Ya Hear Me|November 5, 2017|WABF19|623}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be|November 12, 2017|WABF20|624}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Singin' in the Lane|November 19, 2017|WABF21|625}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mr. Lisa's Opus|December 3, 2017|XABF01|626}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Boy|December 10, 2017|XABF02|627}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Haw-Haw Land|January 7, 2018|XABF03|628}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frink Gets Testy|January 14, 2018|XABF04|629}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Homer Is Where the Art Isn't|March 18, 2018|XABF05|630}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage|March 25, 2018|XABF06|631}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Fears of a Clown|April 1, 2018|XABF08|632}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|No Good Read Goes Unpunished|April 8, 2018|XABF07|633}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|King Leer|April 15, 2018|XABF10|634}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Lisa Gets the Blues|April 22, 2018|XABF11|635}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Forgive and Regret|April 29, 2018|XABF09|636}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Left Behind|May 6, 2018|XABF12|637}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Throw Grampa from the Dane|May 13, 2018|XABF13|638}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Flanders' Ladder|May 20, 2018|XABF14|639}}
}}

== Season 30 ==
{{main|Season 30}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart's Not Dead|September 30, 2018|XABF19|640}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Heartbreak Hotel|October 7, 2018|XABF15|641}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|My Way or the Highway to Heaven|October 14, 2018|XABF17|642}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIX|October 21, 2018|XABF16|643}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Baby You Can't Drive My Car|November 4, 2018|XABF18|644}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|From Russia Without Love|November 11, 2018|XABF20|645}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Werking Mom|November 18, 2018|XABF21|646}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Krusty the Clown (episode)|November 25, 2018|XABF22|647|title=Krusty the Clown}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Daddicus Finch|December 2, 2018|YABF01|648}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|'Tis the 30th Season|December 9, 2018|YABF02|649}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Mad About the Toy|January 6, 2019|YABF03|650}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Girl on the Bus|January 13, 2019|YABF04|651}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can|February 10, 2019|YABF06|652}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Clown Stays in the Picture|February 17, 2019|YABF05|653}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|101 Mitigations|March 3, 2019|YABF07|654}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I Want You (She's So Heavy)|March 10, 2019|YABF08|655}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|E My Sports|March 17, 2019|YABF09|656}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy|March 24, 2019|YABF10|657}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Girl's in the Band|March 31, 2019|YABF11|658}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh|April 7, 2019|YABF12|659}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|D'oh Canada|April 28, 2019|YABF14|660}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Woo-hoo Dunnit?|May 5, 2019|YABF15|661}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion|May 12, 2019|YABF16|662}}
}}

== Season 31 ==
{{main|Season 31}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Winter of Our Monetized Content|September 29, 2019|YABF19|663}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Go Big or Go Homer|October 6, 2019|YABF21|664}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Fat Blue Line|October 13, 2019|YABF22|665}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXX|October 20, 2019|YABF18|666}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Gorillas on the Mast|November 3, 2019|YABF20|667}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Marge the Lumberjill|November 10, 2019|ZABF02|668}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Livin La Pura Vida|November 17, 2019|ZABF03|669}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Thanksgiving of Horror|November 24, 2019|YABF17|670}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me|December 1, 2019|ZABF04|671}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bobby, It's Cold Outside|December 15, 2019|ZABF01|672}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Hail to the Teeth|January 5, 2020|ZABF05|673}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson|February 16, 2020|ZABF08|674}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frinkcoin|February 23, 2020|ZABF07|675}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart the Bad Guy|March 1, 2020|ZABF08|676}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Screenless|March 8, 2020|ZABF09|677}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Better Off Ned|March 15, 2020|ZABF11|678}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Highway to Well|March 22, 2020|ZABF10|679}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby|April 19, 2020|YABF13|680}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part One|April 26, 2020|ZABF12|681}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part Two|May 3, 2020|ZABF13|682}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds|May 10, 2020|ZABF14|683}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Way of the Dog|May 17, 2020|ZABF16|684}}
}}

== Season 32 ==
{{main|Season 32}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The 7 Beer Itch|2020|ZABF15|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXXI|Fall 2020|ZABF17|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I, Carumbus|2020/2021|ZABF18|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Undercover Burns|2020/2021|ZABF19|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Road to Cincinnati|2020/2021|ZABF20|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Now Museum, Now You Don't|2020/2021|ZABF21|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Podcast News|2020/2021|ZABF22|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Sorry Not Sorry|2020/2021|QABF01|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Voice Actor's Apprentice|2020/2021|QABF02|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas|Winter 2020|QABF03|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Dad-feelings Limited|2020/2021|QABF04|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Diary Queen|2020/2021|QABF05|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Wad Goals|2020/2021|QABF06|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Yokel Hero|2020/2021|QABF07|6??}}
}}

== Upcoming episodes ==
{{main|Upcoming episodes}}
This is a list of '''upcoming episodes''' that could be for either [[season 32]] or [[season 33]].
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
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{{TH|#}}
}}

== See also ==
*[[The Simpsons shorts]]
*[[Episodes with unresolved endings]]
*[[List of episodes that aired outside of the normal season run]]
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This is a list of episodes '''by broadcast order'''. ''[[The Simpsons]]'' is currently in its [[Season 31|31st season]] and has broadcasted '''{{Epnumber}}''' episodes to date.

For a list of episodes in production order, see ''[[List of episodes by production order]]''.

For a list of rollover episodes, see ''[[Rollover episodes]]''.

For the list of episodes in alphabetical order see [[:Category:Episodes|here]].
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== Season 1 ==
{{main|Season 1}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 17, 1989}}
{{TB|7G08}}
{{TB|1}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the Genius|January 14, 1990 |7G02 |2}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Odyssey|January 21, 1990 |7G03 |3}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |There's No Disgrace Like Home|January 28, 1990 |7G04 |4}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Bart the General|February 4, 1990 |7G05 |5}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Moaning Lisa|February 11, 1990 |7G06 |6}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Call of the Simpsons|February 18, 1990 |7G09 |7}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Telltale Head|February 25, 1990 |7G07 |8}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Life on the Fast Lane|March 18, 1990 |7G11 |9}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Homer's Night Out|March 25, 1990 |7G10 |10}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |The Crepes of Wrath|April 15, 1990 |7G13 |11}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Krusty Gets Busted|April 29, 1990 |7G12 |12}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1 |Some Enchanted Evening|May 13, 1990 |7G01 |13}}
}}

== Season 2 ==
{{main|Season 2}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart Gets an "F"]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 11, 1990}}
{{TB|7F03}}
{{TB|14}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Simpson and Delilah|October 18, 1990 |7F02 |15}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Treehouse of Horror|October 25, 1990 |7F04 |16}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish|November 1, 1990 |7F01 |17}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dancin' Homer|November 8, 1990 |7F05 |18}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Dead Putting Society|November 15, 1990 |7F08 |19}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart vs. Thanksgiving|November 22, 1990 |7F07 |20}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart the Daredevil|December 6, 1990 |7F06 |21}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Itchy & Scratchy & Marge|December 20, 1990 |7F09 |22}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart Gets Hit by a Car|January 10, 1991 |7F10 |23}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish|January 24, 1991 |7F11 |24}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The Way We Was|January 31, 1991 |7F12 |25}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment|February 7, 1991 |7F13 |26}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Principal Charming|February 14, 1991 |7F15 |27}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?|February 21, 1991 |7F16 |28}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Bart's Dog Gets an "F"|March 7, 1991 |7F14 |29}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Old Money|March 28, 1991 |7F17 |30}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Brush with Greatness|April 11, 1991 |7F18 |31}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Lisa's Substitute|April 25, 1991 |7F19 |32}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |The War of the Simpsons|May 2, 1991 |7F20 |33}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Three Men and a Comic Book|May 9, 1991 |7F21 |34}}
{{eptable |#D0ECF2 |Blood Feud|July 11, 1991 |7F22 |35}}
}}

== Season 3 ==
{{main|Season 3}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Stark Raving Dad]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 19, 1991}}
{{TB|7F24}}
{{TB|36}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington|September 26, 1991 |8F01 |37}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |When Flanders Failed|October 3, 1991 |7F23 |38}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Murderer|October 10, 1991 |8F03 |39}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Defined|October 17, 1991 |8F04 |40}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Like Father, Like Clown|October 24, 1991 |8F05 |41}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Treehouse of Horror II|October 31, 1991 |8F02 |42}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa's Pony|November 7, 1991 |8F06 |43}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Saturdays of Thunder|November 14, 1991 |8F07 |44}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Flaming Moe's|November 21, 1991 |8F08 |45}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk|December 5, 1991 |8F09 |46}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |I Married Marge|December 26, 1991 |8F10 |47}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Radio Bart|January 9, 1992 |8F11 |48}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Lisa the Greek|January 23, 1992 |8F12 |49}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer Alone|February 6, 1992 |8F14 |50}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart the Lover|February 13, 1992 |8F16 |51}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Homer at the Bat|February 20, 1992 |8F13 |52}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Separate Vocations|February 27, 1992 |8F15 |53}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Dog of Death|March 12, 1992 |8F17 |54}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Colonel Homer|March 26, 1992 |8F19 |55}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Black Widower|April 9, 1992 |8F20 |56}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |The Otto Show|April 23, 1992 |8F21 |57}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Bart's Friend Falls in Love|May 7, 1992 |8F22 |58}}
{{eptable |#CDA1C9 |Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?|August 27, 1992 |8F23 |59}}
}}

== Season 4 ==
{{main|Season 4}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Kamp Krusty]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 24, 1992}}
{{TB|8F24}}
{{TB|60}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |A Streetcar Named Marge|October 1, 1992 |8F18 |61}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer the Heretic|October 8, 1992 |9F01 |62}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa the Beauty Queen|October 15, 1992 |9F02 |63}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Treehouse of Horror III|October 29, 1992 |9F04 |64}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie|November 3, 1992 |9F03 |65}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge Gets a Job|November 5, 1992 |9F05 |66}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |New Kid on the Block|November 12, 1992 |9F06 |67}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Mr. Plow|November 19, 1992 |9F07 |68}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Lisa's First Word|December 3, 1992 |9F08 |69}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Homer's Triple Bypass|December 17, 1992 |9F09 |70}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge vs. the Monorail|January 14, 1993 |9F10 |71}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Selma's Choice|January 21, 1993 |9F11 |72}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Brother from the Same Planet|February 4, 1993 |9F12 |73}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |I Love Lisa|February 11, 1993 |9F13 |74}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Duffless|February 18, 1993 |9F14 |75}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Last Exit to Springfield|March 11, 1993 |9F15 |76}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show|April 1, 1993 |9F17 |77}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |The Front|April 15, 1993 |9F16 |78}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Whacking Day|April 29, 1993 |9F18 |79}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Marge in Chains|May 6, 1993 |9F20 |80}}
{{eptable |#007CBA |Krusty Gets Kancelled|May 13, 1993 |9F19 |81}}
}}

== Season 5 ==
{{main|Season 5}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 30, 1993}}
{{TB|9F21}}
{{TB|82}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Cape Feare|October 7, 1993 |9F22 |83}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Goes to College|October 14, 1993 |1F02 |84}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Rosebud|October 21, 1993 |1F01 |85}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Treehouse of Horror IV|October 28, 1993 |1F04 |86}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Marge on the Lam|November 4, 1993 |1F03 |87}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart's Inner Child|November 11, 1993 |1F05 |88}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood|November 18, 1993 |1F06 |89}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Last Temptation of Homer|December 9, 1993 |1F07 |90}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)|December 16, 1993 |1F08 |91}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer the Vigilante|January 6, 1994 |1F09 |92}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets Famous|February 3, 1994 |1F11 |93}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer and Apu|February 10, 1994 |1F10 |94}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy|February 17, 1994 |1F12 |95}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Deep Space Homer|February 24, 1994 |1F13 |96}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Homer Loves Flanders|March 17, 1994 |1F14 |97}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Bart Gets an Elephant|March 31, 1994 |1F15 |98}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Burns' Heir|April 14, 1994 |1F16 |99}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song|April 28, 1994 |1F18 |100}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |The Boy Who Knew Too Much|May 5, 1994 |1F19 |101}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Lady Bouvier's Lover|May 12, 1994 |1F21 |102}}
{{eptable |#D2222A |Secrets of a Successful Marriage|May 19, 1994 |1F20 |103}}
}}

== Season 6 ==
{{main|Season 6}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Bart of Darkness]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 4, 1994}}
{{TB|1F22}}
{{TB|104}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Rival|September 11, 1994 |1F17 |105}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Another Simpsons Clip Show|September 25, 1994 |2F33 |106}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Itchy & Scratchy Land|October 2, 1994 |2F01 |107}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Sideshow Bob Roberts|October 9, 1994 |2F02 |108}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Treehouse of Horror V|October 30, 1994 |2F03 |109}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Girlfriend|November 6, 1994 |2F04 |110}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa on Ice|November 13, 1994 |2F05 |111}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer Badman|November 27, 1994 |2F06 |112}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy|December 4, 1994 |2F07 |113}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Fear of Flying|December 18, 1994 |2F08 |114}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer the Great|January 8, 1995 |2F09 |115}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |And Maggie Makes Three|January 22, 1995 |2F10 |116}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart's Comet|February 5, 1995 |2F11 |117}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homie the Clown|February 12, 1995 |2F12 |118}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Bart vs. Australia|February 19, 1995 |2F13 |119}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Homer vs. Patty and Selma|February 26, 1995 |2F14 |120}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |A Star Is Burns|March 5, 1995 |2F31 |121}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lisa's Wedding|March 19, 1995 |2F15 |122}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Two Dozen and One Greyhounds|April 9, 1995 |2F18 |123}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The PTA Disbands|April 16, 1995 |2F19 |124}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |'Round Springfield|April 30, 1995 |2F32 |125}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |The Springfield Connection|May 7, 1995 |2F21 |126}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Lemon of Troy|May 14, 1995 |2F22 |127}}
{{eptable |#7D8182 |Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)|May 21, 1995 |2F16 |128}}
}}

== Season 7 ==
{{main|Season 7}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 17, 1995}}
{{TB|2F20}}
{{TB|129}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Radioactive Man|September 24, 1995|2F17 |130}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily|October 1, 1995 |3F01 |131}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart Sells His Soul|October 8, 1995 |3F02 |132}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Vegetarian|October 15, 1995 |3F03 |133}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Treehouse of Horror VI|October 29, 1995 |3F04 |134}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|King-Size Homer|November 5, 1995 |3F05 |135}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Mother Simpson|November 19, 1995 |3F06 |136}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming|November 26, 1995 |3F08 |137}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular|December 3, 1995 |3F31 |138}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Marge Be Not Proud|December 17, 1995 |3F07 |139}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Team Homer|January 7, 1996 |3F10 |140}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Two Bad Neighbors|January 14, 1996 |3F09 |141}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield|February 4, 1996 |3F11 |142}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart the Fink|February 11, 1996 |3F12 |143}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Lisa the Iconoclast|February 18, 1996 |3F13 |144}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homer the Smithers|February 25, 1996 |3F14 |145}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|The Day the Violence Died|March 17, 1996 |3F16 |146}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|A Fish Called Selma|March 24, 1996 |3F15 |147}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Bart on the Road|March 31, 1996 |3F17 |148}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|22 Short Films About Springfield|April 14, 1996 |3F18 |149}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"|April 28, 1996 |3F19 |150}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Much Apu About Nothing|May 5, 1996 |3F20 |151}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Homerpalooza|May 19, 1996 |3F21 |152}}
{{eptable |#4E008E|Summer of 4 Ft. 2|May 19, 1996 |3F22 |153}}
}}

== Season 8 ==
{{main|Season 8}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror VII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 27, 1996}}
{{TB|4F02}}
{{TB|154}}
{{eptable |#46859c|You Only Move Twice|November 3, 1996|3F23|155}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Homer They Fall|November 10, 1996|4F03|156}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Burns, Baby Burns|November 17, 1996|4F05|157}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Bart After Dark|November 24, 1996|4F06|158}}
{{eptable |#46859c|A Milhouse Divided|December 1, 1996|4F04|159}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Lisa's Date with Density|December 15, 1996|4F01|160}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Hurricane Neddy|December 29, 1996|4F07|161}}
{{eptable |#46859c|El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer|January 5, 1997|3F24|162}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Springfield Files|January 12, 1997|3G01|163}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Twisted World of Marge Simpson|January 19, 1997|4F08|164}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Mountain of Madness|February 2, 1997|4F10|165}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious|February 7, 1997|3G03|166}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show|February 9, 1997|4F12|167}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Phobia|February 16, 1997|4F11|168}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Brother from Another Series|February 23, 1997|4F14|169}}
{{eptable |#46859c|My Sister, My Sitter|March 2, 1997|4F13|170}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment|March 16, 1997|4F15|171}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Grade School Confidential|April 6, 1997|4F09|172}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Canine Mutiny|April 13, 1997|4F16|173}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Old Man and the Lisa|April 20, 1997|4F17|174}}
{{eptable |#46859c|In Marge We Trust|April 27, 1997|4F18|175}}
{{eptable |#46859c|Homer's Enemy|May 4, 1997|4F19|176}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase|May 11, 1997|4F20|177}}
{{eptable |#46859c|The Secret War of Lisa Simpson|May 18, 1997|4F21|178}}
}}

== Season 9 ==
{{main|Season 9}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 21, 1997}}
{{TB|4F22}}
{{TB|179}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Principal and the Pauper|September 28, 1997|4F23|180}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa's Sax|October 19, 1997|3G02|181}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Treehouse of Horror VIII|October 26, 1997|5F02|182}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Cartridge Family|November 2, 1997|5F01|183}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Star|November 9, 1997|5F03|184}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons|November 16, 1997|5F04|185}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Skeptic|November 23, 1997|5F05|186}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Realty Bites|December 7, 1997|5F06|187}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Miracle on Evergreen Terrace|December 21, 1997|5F07|188}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|All Singing, All Dancing|January 4, 1998|5F24|189}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Bart Carny|January 11, 1998|5F08|190}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Joy of Sect|February 8, 1998|5F23|191}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Das Bus|February 15, 1998|5F11|192}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Last Temptation of Krust|February 22, 1998|5F10|193}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Dumbbell Indemnity|March 1, 1998|5F12|194}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lisa the Simpson|March 8, 1998|4F24|195}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|This Little Wiggy|March 22, 1998|5F13|196}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Simpson Tide|March 29, 1998|3G04|197}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|The Trouble with Trillions|April 5, 1998|5F14|198}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Girly Edition|April 19, 1998|5F15|199}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Trash of the Titans|April 26, 1998|5F09|200}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|King of the Hill|May 3, 1998|5F16|201}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Lost Our Lisa|May 10, 1998|5F17|202}}
{{eptable |#681e4f|Natural Born Kissers|May 17, 1998|5F18|203}}
}}

== Season 10 ==
{{main|Season 10}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Lard of the Dance]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|August 23, 1998}}
{{TB|5F20}}
{{TB|204}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace|September 20, 1998|5F21|205}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Bart the Mother|September 27, 1998|5F22|206}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Treehouse of Horror IX|October 25, 1998|AABF01|207}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|When You Dish Upon a Star|November 8, 1998|5F19|208}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|D'oh-in' in the Wind|November 15, 1998|AABF02|209}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Lisa Gets an "A"|November 22, 1998|AABF03|210}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"|December 6, 1998|AABF04|211}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mayored to the Mob|December 20, 1998|AABF05|212}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Viva Ned Flanders|January 10, 1999|AABF06|213}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken|January 17, 1999|AABF07|214}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Sunday, Cruddy Sunday|January 31, 1999|AABF08|215}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Homer to the Max|February 7, 1999|AABF09|216}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|I'm with Cupid|February 14, 1999|AABF11|217}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"|February 21, 1999|AABF10|218}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Make Room for Lisa|February 28, 1999|AABF12|219}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Maximum Homerdrive|March 28, 1999|AABF13|220}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Simpsons Bible Stories|April 4, 1999|AABF14|221}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Mom and Pop Art|April 11, 1999|AABF15|222}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|The Old Man and the "C" Student|April 25, 1999|AABF16|223}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Monty Can't Buy Me Love|May 2, 1999|AABF17|224}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|They Saved Lisa's Brain|May 9, 1999|AABF18|225}}
{{eptable |#7F305F|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo|May 16, 1999|AABF20|226}}
}}

== Season 11 ==
{{main|Season 11}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Beyond Blunderdome]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 1999}}
{{TB|AABF23}}
{{TB|227}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Brother's Little Helper|October 3, 1999|AABF22|228}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|October 24, 1999|AABF21|229}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Treehouse of Horror X|October 31, 1999|BABF01|230}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)|November 7, 1999|AABF19|231}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder|November 14, 1999|BABF02|232}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Eight Misbehavin'|November 21, 1999|BABF03|233}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Take My Wife, Sleaze|November 28, 1999|BABF05|234}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Grift of the Magi|December 19, 1999|BABF07|235}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Little Big Mom|January 9, 2000|BABF04|236}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Faith Off|January 16, 2000|BABF06|237}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|The Mansion Family|January 23, 2000|BABF08|238}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Saddlesore Galactica|February 6, 2000|BABF09|239}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily|February 13, 2000|BABF10|240}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Missionary: Impossible|February 20, 2000|BABF11|241}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Pygmoelian|February 27, 2000|BABF12|242}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Bart to the Future|March 19, 2000|BABF13|243}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|April 9, 2000|BABF14|244}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Kill the Alligator and Run|April 30, 2000|BABF16|245}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Last Tap Dance in Springfield|May 7, 2000|BABF15|246}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge|May 14, 2000|BABF18|247}}
{{eptable |#4181b4|Behind the Laughter|May 21, 2000|BABF19|248}}
}}

== Season 12 ==
{{main|Season 12}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 1, 2000}}
{{TB|BABF21}}
{{TB|249}}
{{eptable |#92102f|A Tale of Two Springfields|November 5, 2000|BABF20|250}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Insane Clown Poppy|November 12, 2000|BABF17|251}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Lisa the Tree Hugger|Novemer 19, 2000|CABF01|252}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Homer vs. Dignity|November 26, 2000|CABF04|253}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Computer Wore Menace Shoes|December 3, 2000|CABF02|254}}
{{eptable |#92102f|The Great Money Caper|December 10, 2000|CABF03|255}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Skinner's Sense of Snow|December 17, 2000|CABF06|256}}
{{eptable |#92102f|HOMЯ|January 7, 2001|BABF22|257}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Pokey Mom|January 14, 2001|CABF05|258}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Worst Episode Ever|February 4, 2001|CABF08|259}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Tennis the Menace|February 11, 2001|CABF07|260}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Day of the Jackanapes|February 18, 2001|CABF10|261}}
{{eptable |#92102f|New Kids on the Blecch|February 25, 2001|CABF12|262}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Hungry, Hungry Homer|March 4, 2001|CABF09|263}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Bye, Bye, Nerdie|March 11, 2001|CABF11|264}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpson Safari|April 1, 2001|CABF13|265}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Trilogy of Error|April 29, 2001|CABF14|266}}
{{eptable |#92102f|I'm Goin' to Praiseland|May 6, 2001|CABF15|267}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Children of a Lesser Clod|May 13, 2001|CABF16|268}}
{{eptable |#92102f|Simpsons Tall Tales|May 20, 2001|CABF17|269}}
}}

== Season 13 ==
{{main|Season 13}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 6, 2001}}
{{TB|CABF19}}
{{TB|270}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Parent Rap|November 11, 2001 |CABF22 |271}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Homer the Moe|November 18, 2001 |CABF20 |272}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love|December 2, 2001 |CABF18 |273}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Blunder Years|December 9, 2001 |CABF21 |274}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|She of Little Faith|December 16, 2001 |DABF02 |275}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Brawl in the Family|January 6, 2002 |DABF01 |276}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Sweets and Sour Marge|January 20, 2002 |DABF03 |277}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Jaws Wired Shut|January 27, 2002 |DABF05 |278}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Half-Decent Proposal|February 10, 2002 |DABF04 |279}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Bart Wants What It Wants|February 17, 2002 |DABF06 |280}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Lastest Gun in the West|February 24, 2002 |DABF07 |281}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Old Man and the Key|March 10, 2002 |DABF09 |282}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Tales from the Public Domain|March 17, 2002 |DABF08 |283}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Blame It on Lisa|March 31, 2002 |DABF10 |284}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Weekend at Burnsie's|April 7, 2002 |DABF11 |285}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Gump Roast|April 21, 2002 |DABF12 |286}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|I Am Furious (Yellow)|April 28, 2002 |DABF13 |287}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Sweetest Apu|May 5, 2002 |DABF14 |288}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Little Girl in the Big Ten|May 12, 2002 |DABF15 |289}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|The Frying Game|May 19, 2002 |DABF16 |290}}
{{eptable |#9900FF|Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge|May 22, 2002 |DABF17 |291}}
}}

== Season 14 ==
{{main|Season 14}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 3, 2002}}
{{TB|DABF19}}
{{TB|292}}
{{eptable |#000000|How I Spent My Strummer Vacation|November 10, 2002 |DABF22 |293}}
{{eptable |#000000|Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade|November 17, 2002 |DABF20 |294}}
{{eptable |#000000|Large Marge|November 24, 2002 |DABF18 |295}}
{{eptable |#000000|Helter Shelter|December 1, 2002 |DABF21 |296}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Great Louse Detective|December 15, 2002 |EABF01 |297}}
{{eptable |#000000|Special Edna|January 5, 2003 |EABF02 |298}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Dad Who Knew Too Little|January 12, 2003 |EABF03 |299}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Strong Arms of the Ma|February 2, 2003 |EABF04 |300}}
{{eptable |#000000|Pray Anything|February 9, 2003 |EABF06 |301}}
{{eptable |#000000|Barting Over|February 16, 2003 |EABF05 |302}}
{{eptable |#000000|I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can|February 16, 2003 |EABF07 |303}}
{{eptable |#000000|A Star Is Born Again|March 2, 2003 |EABF08 |304}}
{{eptable |#000000|Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington|March 9, 2003 |EABF09 |305}}
{{eptable |#000000|C.E. D'oh|March 16, 2003 |EABF10 |306}}
{{eptable |#000000|'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky|March 30, 2003 |EABF11 |307}}
{{eptable |#000000|Three Gays of the Condo|April 13, 2003 |EABF12 |308}}
{{eptable |#000000|Dude, Where's My Ranch?|April 27, 2003 |EABF13 |309}}
{{eptable |#000000|Old Yeller-Belly|May 4, 2003 |EABF14 |310}}
{{eptable |#000000|Brake My Wife, Please|May 11, 2003 |EABF15 |311}}
{{eptable |#000000|The Bart of War|May 18, 2003 |EABF16 |312}}
{{eptable |#000000|Moe Baby Blues|May 18, 2003 |EABF17 |313}}
}}

== Season 15 ==
{{main|Season 15}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 2, 2003}}
{{TB|EABF21}}
{{TB|314}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Mother the Carjacker|November 9, 2003 |EABF18 |315}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The President Wore Pearls|November 16, 2003 |EABF20 |316}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Regina Monologues|November 23, 2003 |EABF22 |317}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fat and the Furriest|November 30, 2003 |EABF19 |318}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Today I Am a Clown|December 7, 2003 |FABF01 |319}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |'Tis the Fifteenth Season|December 14, 2003 |FABF02 |320}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays|January 4, 2004 |FABF03 |321}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot|January 11, 2004 |FABF04 |322}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Diatribe of a Mad Housewife|January 25, 2004 |FABF05 |323}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Margical History Tour|February 8, 2004 |FABF06 |324}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore|February 15, 2004 |FABF07 |325}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smart and Smarter|February 22, 2004 |FABF09 |326}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ziff Who Came to Dinner|March 14, 2004 |FABF08 |327}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Co-Dependent's Day|March 21, 2004 |FABF10 |328}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wandering Juvie|March 28, 2004 |FABF11 |329}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Big Fat Geek Wedding|April 18, 2004 |FABF12 |330}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Catch 'Em If You Can|April 25, 2004 |FABF14 |331}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simple Simpson|May 2, 2004 |FABF15 |332}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Way We Weren't|May 9, 2004 |FABF13 |333}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart-Mangled Banner|May 16, 2004 |FABF17 |334}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fraudcast News|May 23, 2004 |FABF18 |335}}
}}

== Season 16 ==
{{main|Season 16}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XV]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 7, 2004}}
{{TB|FABF23}}
{{TB|336}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All's Fair in Oven War|November 14, 2004 |FABF20 |337}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Sleeping with the Enemy|November 21, 2004 |FABF19 |338}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |She Used to Be My Girl|December 5, 2004 |FABF22 |339}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Fat Man and Little Boy|December 12, 2004 |FABF21 |340}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Rx|January 16, 2005 |FABF16 |341}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mommie Beerest|January 30, 2005 |GABF01 |342}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass|February 6, 2005 |GABF02 |343}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranksta Rap|February 13, 2005 |GABF03 |344}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |There's Something About Marrying|February 20, 2005 |GABF04 |345}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister|March 6, 2005 |GABF05 |346}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Goo Goo Gai Pan|March 13, 2005 |GABF06 |347}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mobile Homer|March 20, 2005 |GABF07 |348}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seven-Beer Snitch|April 3, 2005 |GABF08 |349}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Future-Drama|April 17, 2005 |GABF12 |350}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Don't Fear the Roofer|May 1, 2005 |GABF10 |351}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Heartbroke Kid|May 1, 2005 |GABF11 |352}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Star Is Torn|May 8, 2005 |GABF13 |353}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thank God It's Doomsday|May 8, 2005 |GABF14 |354}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Home Away from Homer|May 15, 2005 |GABF15 |355}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star|May 15, 2005 |GABF09 |356}}
}}

== Season 17 ==
{{main|Season 17}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Bonfire of the Manatees]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 11, 2005}}
{{TB|GABF18}}
{{TB|357}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Girl Who Slept Too Little|September 18, 2005 |GABF16 |358}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Milhouse of Sand and Fog|September 25, 2005 |GABF19 |359}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVI|November 6, 2005 |GABF17 |360}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge's Son Poisoning|November 13, 2005 |GABF20 |361}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |See Homer Run|November 20, 2005 |GABF21 |362}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Last of the Red Hat Mamas|November 27, 2005 |GABF22 |363}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Italian Bob|December 11, 2005 |HABF02 |364}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Simpsons Christmas Stories|December 18, 2005 |HABF01 |365}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer's Paternity Coot|January 8, 2006 |HABF03 |366}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |We're on the Road to D'ohwhere|January 29, 2006 |HABF04 |367}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |My Fair Laddy|February 26, 2006 |HABF05 |368}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Seemingly Never-Ending Story|March 12, 2006 |HABF06 |369}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Has Two Mommies|March 19, 2006 |HABF07 |370}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife|March 26, 2006 |HABF08 |371}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million-Dollar Abie|April 2, 2006 |HABF09 |372}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore|April 9, 2006 |HABF10 |373}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wettest Stories Ever Told|April 23, 2006 |HABF11 |374}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Girls Just Want to Have Sums|April 30, 2006 |HABF12 |375}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Regarding Margie|May 7, 2006 |HABF13 |376}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Monkey Suit|May 14, 2006 |HABF14 |377}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play|May 21, 2006 |HABF16 |378}}
}}

== Season 18 ==
{{main|Season 18}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 10, 2006}}
{{TB|HABF15}}
{{TB|379}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Jazzy and the Pussycats|September 17, 2006 |HABF18 |380}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em|September 24, 2006 |HABF20 |381}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVII|November 5, 2006 |HABF17 |382}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)|November 12, 2006 |HABF21 |383}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe'N'a Lisa|November 19, 2006 |HABF19 |384}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)|November 26, 2006 |HABF22 |385}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Haw-Hawed Couple|December 10, 2006 |JABF02 |386}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Kill Gil, Volumes I & II|December 17, 2006 |JABF01 |387}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Wife Aquatic|January 7, 2007 |JABF03 |388}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times|January 28, 2007 |JABF05 |389}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Big Girl|February 11, 2007 |JABF04 |390}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Springfield Up|February 18, 2007 |JABF07 |391}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Yokel Chords|March 4, 2007 |JABF09 |392}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rome-Old and Juli-Eh|March 11, 2007 |JABF08 |393}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homerazzi|March 25, 2007 |JABF06 |394}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Marge Gamer|April 22, 2007 |JABF10 |395}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Boys of Bummer|April 29, 2007 |JABF11 |396}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Crook and Ladder|May 6, 2007 |JABF13 |397}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stop or My Dog Will Shoot!|May 13, 2007 |JABF12 |398}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |24 Minutes|May 20, 2007 |JABF14 |399}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |You Kent Always Say What You Want|May 20, 2007 |JABF15 |400}}
}}

== Season 19 ==
{{main|Season 19}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 23, 2007}}
{{TB|JABF20}}
{{TB|401}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Homer of Seville|September 30, 2007 |JABF18 |402}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Midnight Towboy|October 7, 2007 |JABF21 |403}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings|October 14, 2007 |JABF19 |404}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XVIII|November 4, 2007 |JABF16 |405}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Little Orphan Millie|November 11, 2007 |JABF22 |406}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Husbands and Knives|November 18, 2007 |JABF17 |407}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Funeral for a Fiend|November 25, 2007 |KABF01 |408}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind|December 16, 2007 |KABF02 |409}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |E Pluribus Wiggum|January 6, 2008 |KABF03 |410}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |That '90s Show|January 27, 2008 |KABF04 |411}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love, Springfieldian Style|February 17, 2008 |KABF05 |412}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Debarted|March 2, 2008 |KABF06 |413}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dial "N" for Nerder|March 9, 2008 |KABF07 |414}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Smoke on the Daughter|March 30, 2008 |KABF08 |415}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Papa Don't Leech|April 13, 2008 |KABF09 |416}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Apocalypse Cow|April 27, 2008 |KABF10 |417}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Any Given Sundance|May 4, 2008 |KABF11 |418}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Mona Leaves-a|May 11, 2008 |KABF12 |419}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |All About Lisa|May 18, 2008 |KABF13 |420}}
}}

== Season 20 ==
{{main|Season 20}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 28, 2008}}
{{TB|KABF17}}
{{TB|421}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lost Verizon|October 5, 2008 |KABF15 |422}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Double, Double, Boy in Trouble|October 19, 2008 |KABF14 |423}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XIX|November 2, 2008 |KABF16 |424}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Dangerous Curves|November 9, 2008 |KABF18 |425}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words|November 16, 2008 |KABF19 |426}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MyPods and Boomsticks|November 30, 2008 |KABF20 |427}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Burns and the Bees|December 7, 2008 |KABF21 |428}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa the Drama Queen|January 25, 2009 |KABF22 |429}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Take My Life, Please|February 15, 2009 |LABF01 |430}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How the Test Was Won|March 1, 2009 |LABF02 |431}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |No Loan Again, Naturally|March 8, 2009 |LABF03 |432}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Gone Maggie Gone|March 15, 2009 |LABF04 |433}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |In the Name of the Grandfather|March 17, 2009(UK & Ireland) March 22, 2009(USA)|LABF11 |434}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Wedding for Disaster|March 29, 2009 |LABF05 |435}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe|April 5, 2009 |LABF06 |436}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly|April 19, 2009 |LABF07 |437}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Father Knows Worst|April 26, 2009 |LABF08 |438}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh|May 3, 2009 |LABF10 |439}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Four Great Women and a Manicure|May 10, 2009 |LABF09 |440}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Coming to Homerica|May 17, 2009 |LABF12 |441}}
}}

== Season 21 ==
{{main|Season 21}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Homer the Whopper]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 27, 2009}}
{{TB|LABF13}}
{{TB|442}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Bart Gets a "Z"|October 4, 2009 |LABF15 |443}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Wife Hope|October 11, 2009 |LABF16 |444}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XX|October 18, 2009 |LABF14 |445}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Devil Wears Nada|November 15, 2009 |LABF17 |446}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Pranks and Greens|November 22, 2009 |LABF18 |447}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Rednecks and Broomsticks|November 29, 2009 |LABF19 |448}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?|December 13, 2009 |MABF01 |449}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Thursdays with Abie|January 3, 2010 |MABF02 |450}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Once Upon a Time in Springfield|January 10, 2010 |LABF20 |451}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Million Dollar Maybe|January 31, 2010 |MABF03 |452}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Boy Meets Curl|February 14, 2010 |MABF05 |453}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Color Yellow|February 21, 2010 |MABF06 |454}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Postcards from the Wedge|March 14, 2010 |MABF04 |455}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Stealing First Base|March 21, 2010 |MABF07 |456}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed|March 28, 2010 |MABF10 |457}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |American History X-cellent|April 11, 2010 |MABF08 |458}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Chief of Hearts|April 18, 2010 |MABF09 |459}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Squirt and the Whale|April 25, 2010 |MABF14 |460}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |To Surveil with Love|May 2, 2010 |MABF12 |461}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moe Letter Blues|May 9, 2010 |MABF13 |462}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Bob Next Door|May 16, 2010 |MABF11 |463}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Judge Me Tender|May 23, 2010 |MABF15 |464}}
}}

== Season 22 ==
{{main|Season 22}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Elementary School Musical]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 2010}}
{{TB|MABF21}}
{{TB|465}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Loan-a Lisa|October 3, 2010 |MABF17 |466}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |MoneyBart|October 10, 2010 |MABF18 |467}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Treehouse of Horror XXI|November 7, 2010 |MABF16 |468}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life|November 14, 2010 |MABF20 |469}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fool Monty|November 21, 2010 |NABF01 |470}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?|November 28, 2010 |NABF02 |471}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Fight Before Christmas|December 5, 2010 |MABF22 |472}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Donnie Fatso|December 12, 2010 |MABF19 |473}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Moms I'd Like to Forget|January 9, 2011 |NABF03 |474}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Flaming Moe|January 16, 2011 |NABF04 |475}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer the Father|January 23, 2011 |NABF05 |476}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Blue and the Gray|February 13, 2011 |NABF06 |477}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Angry Dad: The Movie|February 20, 2011 |NABF07 |478}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Scorpion's Tale|March 6, 2011 |NABF08 |479}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |A Midsummer's Nice Dreams|March 13, 2011 |NABF09 |480}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing|March 27, 2011 |NABF10 |481}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Great Simpsina|April 10, 2011 |NABF11 |482}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Real Housewives of Fat Tony|May 1, 2011 |NABF12 |483}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |Homer Scissorhands|May 8, 2011 |NABF13 |484}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |500 Keys|May 15, 2011 |NABF14 |485}}
{{eptable |#{{Yellow color}} |The Ned-liest Catch|May 22, 2011 |NABF15 |486}}
}}

== Season 23 ==
{{main|Season 23}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 25, 2011}}
{{TB|NABF16}}
{{TB|487}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts|October 2, 2011|NABF17|488}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXII|October 30, 2011|NABF19|489}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Replaceable You|November 6, 2011|NABF21|490}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Food Wife|November 13, 2011|NABF20|491}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Book Job|November 20, 2011|NABF22|492}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants|November 27, 2011|PABF01|493}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Ten-Per-Cent Solution|December 4, 2011|PABF02|494}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Holidays of Future Passed|December 11, 2011|NABF18|495}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson|January 8, 2012|PABF03|496}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The D'oh-cial Network|January 15, 2012|PABF04|497}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moe Goes from Rags to Riches|January 29, 2012|PABF05|498}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Daughter Also Rises|February 12, 2012|PABF06|499}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|At Long Last Leave|February 19, 2012|PABF07|500}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart|March 4, 2012|PABF09|501}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How I Wet Your Mother|March 11, 2012|PABF08|502}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Them, Robot|March 18, 2012|PABF10|503}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Beware My Cheating Bart|April 15, 2012|PABF11|504}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again|April 29, 2012|PABF12|505}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Spy Who Learned Me|May 6, 2012|PABF13|506}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda|May 13, 2012|PABF15|507}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa Goes Gaga|May 20, 2012|PABF14|508}}
}}

== Season 24 ==
{{main|Season 24}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moonshine River|September 30, 2012|PABF21|509}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XXIII]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 7, 2012}}
{{TB|PABF17}}
{{TB|510}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Adventures in Baby-Getting|October 21, 2012(Canada) November 4, 2012(USA)|PABF18|511}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Abie Gone|November 11, 2012|PABF16|512}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Penny-Wiseguys|November 18, 2012|PABF19|513}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Tree Grows in Springfield|November 25, 2012|PABF22|514}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Day the Earth Stood Cool|December 9, 2012|PABF20|515}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Cur, with Love|December 16, 2012|RABF01|516}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homer Goes to Prep School|January 6, 2013|RABF02|517}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Test Before Trying|January 13, 2013|RABF03|518}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Changing of the Guardian|January 27, 2013|RABF04|519}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing|February 10, 2013|RABF07|520}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Hardly Kirk-ing|February 17, 2013|RABF05|521}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gorgeous Grampa|March 3, 2013|RABF06|522}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Black-Eyed, Please|March 10, 2013|RABF09|523}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dark Knight Court|March 17, 2013|RABF10|524}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What Animated Women Want|April 14, 2013|RABF08|525}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pulpit Friction|April 28, 2013|RABF11|526}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whiskey Business|May 5, 2013|RABF13|527}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Fabulous Faker Boy|May 12, 2013|RABF12|528}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Saga of Carl|May 19, 2013|RABF14|529}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dangers on a Train|May 19, 2013|RABF17|530}}
}}

== Season 25 ==
{{main|Season 25}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Homerland|September 29, 2013|RABF20|531}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIV|October 6, 2013|RABF16|532}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Four Regrettings and a Funeral|November 3, 2013|RABF18|533}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|YOLO|November 10, 2013|RABF22|534}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Labor Pains|November 17, 2013|RABF19|535}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kid Is All Right|November 24, 2013|SABF02|536}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Yellow Subterfuge|December 8, 2013|SABF04|537}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|White Christmas Blues|December 15, 2013|SABF01|538}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Steal This Episode|January 5, 2014|SABF05|539}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Married to the Blob|January 12, 2014|SABF03|540}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Specs and the City|January 26, 2014|SABF06|541}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Diggs|March 9, 2014|SABF08|542}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Grew Too Much|March 9, 2014|SABF07|543}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Winter of His Content|March 16, 2014|SABF09|544}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The War of Art|March 23, 2014|SABF10|545}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee|March 30, 2014|SABF11|546}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Luca$|April 6, 2014|SABF12|547}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Days of Future Future|April 13, 2014|SABF13|548}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|What to Expect When Bart's Expecting|April 27, 2014|SABF14|549}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Brick Like Me|May 4, 2014|RABF21|550}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pay Pal|May 11, 2014|SABF15|551}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Yellow Badge of Cowardge|May 18, 2014|SABF18|552}}
}}

== Season 26 ==
{{main|Season 26}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Clown in the Dumps|September 28, 2014|SABF20|553}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Wreck of the Relationship|October 5, 2014|SABF17|554}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Super Franchise Me|October 12, 2014|SABF19|555}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXV|October 19, 2014|SABF21|556}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Opposites A-Frack|November 2, 2014|SABF22|557}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simpsorama|November 9, 2014|SABF16|558}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Blazed and Confused|November 16, 2014|TABF01|559}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Covercraft|November 23, 2014|TABF02|560}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|I Won't Be Home for Christmas|December 7, 2014|TABF03|561}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Man Who Came to Be Dinner|January 4, 2015|RABF15|562}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bart's New Friend|January 11, 2015|TABF05|563}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Musk Who Fell to Earth|January 25, 2015|TABF04|564}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Walking Big & Tall|February 8, 2015|TABF06|565}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|My Fare Lady|February 15, 2015|TABF07|566}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Princess Guide|March 1, 2015|TABF08|567}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Sky Police|March 8, 2015|TABF09|568}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Waiting for Duffman|March 15, 2015|TABF10|569}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Peeping Mom|April 19, 2015|TABF11|570}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Kids Are All Fight|April 26, 2015|TABF12|571}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Let's Go Fly a Coot|May 3. 2015|TABF13|572}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Bull-E|May 10, 2015|TABF15|573}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mathlete's Feat|May 17, 2015|TABF16|574}}
}}

== Season 27 ==
{{main|Season 27}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Every Man's Dream|September 27, 2015|TABF14|575}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|'Cue Detective|October 4, 2015|TABF17|576}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Puffless|October 11, 2015|TABF19|577}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Halloween of Horror|October 18, 2015|TABF22|578}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVI|October 25, 2015|TABF18|579}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friend with Benefit|November 8, 2015|TABF21|580}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa with an "S"|November 22, 2015|TABF20|581}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Paths of Glory|December 6, 2015|VABF01|582}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Barthood|December 13, 2015|VABF02|583}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Girl Code|January 3, 2016|VABF03|584}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles|January 10, 2016|VABF04|585}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Much Apu About Something|January 17, 2016|VABF05|586}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4|February 14, 2016|VABF07|587}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gal of Constant Sorrow|February 21, 2016|VABF06|588}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Lisa the Veterinarian|March 6, 2016|VABF08|589}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Marge-ian Chronicles|March 13, 2016|VABF09|590}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Burns Cage|April 3, 2016|VABF10|591}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|How Lisa Got Her Marge Back|April 10, 2016|VABF11|592}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fland Canyon|April 24, 2016|VABF12|593}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|To Courier with Love|May 8, 2016|VABF14|594}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Simprovised|May 15, 2016|VABF13|595}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Orange Is the New Yellow|May 22, 2016|VABF15|596}}
}}

== Season 28 ==
{{main|Season 28}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Monty Burns' Fleeing Circus|September 25, 2016|VABF20|597}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Friends and Family|October 2, 2016|VABF18|598}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Town|October 9, 2016|VABF17|599}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVII|October 16, 2016|VABF16|600}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Trust but Clarify|October 23, 2016|VABF21|601}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|There Will Be Buds|November 6, 2016|VABF22|602}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Havana Wild Weekend|November 13, 2016|VABF19|603}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dad Behavior|November 20, 2016|WABF01|604}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Last Traction Hero|December 4, 2016|WABF03|605}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Nightmare After Krustmas|December 11, 2016|WABF02|606}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Pork and Burns|January 8, 2017|WABF06|607}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part One|January 15, 2017|WABF04|608}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Great Phatsby: Part Two|January 15, 2017|WABF05|609}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Fatzcarraldo|February 12, 2017|WABF07|610}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Cad and the Hat|February 19, 2017|WABF08|611}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Kamp Krustier|March 5, 2017|WABF09|612}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|22 for 30|March 12, 2017|WABF10|613}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|A Father's Watch|March 19, 2017|WABF11|614}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Caper Chase|April 2, 2017|WABF12|615}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Looking for Mr. Goodbart|April 30, 2017|WABF13|616}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Moho House|May 7, 2017|WABF14|617}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Dogtown|May 21, 2017|WABF15|618}}
}}

== Season 29 ==
{{main|Season 29}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Serfsons|October 1, 2017|WABF17|619}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Springfield Splendor|October 8, 2017|WABF22|620}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Whistler's Father|October 15, 2017|WABF16|621}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXVIII|October 22, 2017|WABF18|622}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Grampy Can Ya Hear Me|November 5, 2017|WABF19|623}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be|November 12, 2017|WABF20|624}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Singin' in the Lane|November 19, 2017|WABF21|625}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Mr. Lisa's Opus|December 3, 2017|XABF01|626}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Gone Boy|December 10, 2017|XABF02|627}}
{{eptable|#BBC9D1|Haw-Haw Land|January 7, 2018|XABF03|628}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frink Gets Testy|January 14, 2018|XABF04|629}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Homer Is Where the Art Isn't|March 18, 2018|XABF05|630}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage|March 25, 2018|XABF06|631}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Fears of a Clown|April 1, 2018|XABF08|632}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|No Good Read Goes Unpunished|April 8, 2018|XABF07|633}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|King Leer|April 15, 2018|XABF10|634}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Lisa Gets the Blues|April 22, 2018|XABF11|635}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Forgive and Regret|April 29, 2018|XABF09|636}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Left Behind|May 6, 2018|XABF12|637}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Throw Grampa from the Dane|May 13, 2018|XABF13|638}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Flanders' Ladder|May 20, 2018|XABF14|639}}
}}

== Season 30 ==
{{main|Season 30}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart's Not Dead|September 30, 2018|XABF19|640}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Heartbreak Hotel|October 7, 2018|XABF15|641}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|My Way or the Highway to Heaven|October 14, 2018|XABF17|642}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXIX|October 21, 2018|XABF16|643}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Baby You Can't Drive My Car|November 4, 2018|XABF18|644}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|From Russia Without Love|November 11, 2018|XABF20|645}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Werking Mom|November 18, 2018|XABF21|646}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Krusty the Clown (episode)|November 25, 2018|XABF22|647|title=Krusty the Clown}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Daddicus Finch|December 2, 2018|YABF01|648}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|'Tis the 30th Season|December 9, 2018|YABF02|649}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Mad About the Toy|January 6, 2019|YABF03|650}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Girl on the Bus|January 13, 2019|YABF04|651}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can|February 10, 2019|YABF06|652}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Clown Stays in the Picture|February 17, 2019|YABF05|653}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|101 Mitigations|March 3, 2019|YABF07|654}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I Want You (She's So Heavy)|March 10, 2019|YABF08|655}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|E My Sports|March 17, 2019|YABF09|656}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy|March 24, 2019|YABF10|657}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Girl's in the Band|March 31, 2019|YABF11|658}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh|April 7, 2019|YABF12|659}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|D'oh Canada|April 28, 2019|YABF14|660}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Woo-hoo Dunnit?|May 5, 2019|YABF15|661}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion|May 12, 2019|YABF16|662}}
}}

== Season 31 ==
{{main|Season 31}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Winter of Our Monetized Content|September 29, 2019|YABF19|663}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Go Big or Go Homer|October 6, 2019|YABF21|664}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Fat Blue Line|October 13, 2019|YABF22|665}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXX|October 20, 2019|YABF18|666}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Gorillas on the Mast|November 3, 2019|YABF20|667}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Marge the Lumberjill|November 10, 2019|ZABF02|668}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Livin La Pura Vida|November 17, 2019|ZABF03|669}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Thanksgiving of Horror|November 24, 2019|YABF17|670}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me|December 1, 2019|ZABF04|671}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bobby, It's Cold Outside|December 15, 2019|ZABF01|672}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Hail to the Teeth|January 5, 2020|ZABF05|673}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson|February 16, 2020|ZABF08|674}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Frinkcoin|February 23, 2020|ZABF07|675}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Bart the Bad Guy|March 1, 2020|ZABF08|676}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Screenless|March 8, 2020|ZABF09|677}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Better Off Ned|March 15, 2020|ZABF11|678}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Highway to Well|March 22, 2020|ZABF10|679}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby|April 19, 2020|YABF13|680}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part One|April 26, 2020|ZABF12|681}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Warrin' Priests: Part Two|May 3, 2020|ZABF13|682}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds|May 10, 2020|ZABF14|683}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Way of the Dog|May 17, 2020|ZABF16|684}}
}}

== Season 32 ==
{{main|Season 32}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The 7 Beer Itch|2020|ZABF15|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Treehouse of Horror XXXI|Fall 2020|ZABF17|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|I, Carumbus|2020/2021|ZABF18|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Undercover Burns|2020/2021|ZABF19|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Road to Cincinnati|2020/2021|ZABF20|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Now Museum, Now You Don't|2020/2021|ZABF21|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Podcast News|2020/2021|ZABF22|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Sorry Not Sorry|2020/2021|QABF01|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|The Voice Actor's Apprentice|2020/2021|QABF02|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas|Winter 2020|QABF03|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Dad-feelings Limited|2020/2021|QABF04|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Diary Queen|2020/2021|QABF05|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Wad Goals|2020/2021|QABF06|6??}}
{{eptable |#BBC9D1|Yokel Hero|2020/2021|QABF07|6??}}
}}

== Upcoming episodes ==
{{main|Upcoming episodes}}
This is a list of '''upcoming episodes''' that could be for either [[season 32]] or [[season 33]].
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}}

== See also ==
*[[The Simpsons shorts]]
*[[Episodes with unresolved endings]]
*[[List of episodes that aired outside of the normal season run]]
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{{Comic Series
|title = Simpsons Comics
|image = [[File:SC logo 2012.png|220px]]
|First Published = November [[1993]]
|Last Published = October 17, [[2018]]
|Publisher = [[Bongo Comics]]
|Number of Issues = 245
}}

'''''Simpsons Comics''''' is a comic book series from [[United States]], based on the animated TV show ''[[The Simpsons]]'', published by [[Matt Groening]]'s [[Bongo Comics]] group. It ended in October 2018.

== History ==
The first issue was published in November 1993. Since then over two hundred issues have been released, with the 100th issue mainly the comic book equivalent of a clip show. Each issue features a "Junk Mail" section where readers can send in letters and artwork, however it was temporarily discontinued from issues #114-#186.

In [[The Simpsons Comics in Australia|Australia]] the comics are mostly identical to the US versions and have been released since 1993.

Since February 1997, the comic has had a monthly {{ap|Simpsons Comics|UK|United Kingdom edition}}. This mainly reprints the strips from the U.S. edition but with a number of differences such as slightly different cover designs. Junk Mail has been featured in every UK issue (with the exception of issue #1).

Also formerly published was ''Simpsons Classics'', which reprinted strips from earlier issues of ''Simpsons Comics''. The stories have, however, been reprinted in trade paperbacks by Harper Perennial since 1995.

From 1994 to 1999, excerpts from ''Simpsons Comics'' were printed in ''Disney Adventures'', although Disney had no ownership of the franchise until 2019, as part of the buyout of 21st Century Fox.

In the Latin edition, the magazines first published by the Mexican Grupo editorial vid, started in the same order in February, 1996.

[[Angry Dad]] comic strips regularly feature in the Australian addition.

As of November 2007, Simpsons Comics are published in Serbia by Večernje novosti.

In January [[2012]], the logo and design changed. The [[Bongo Comics]]' logo and their comics' logos changed, ''Simpsons Comics'' being the main reason for that, as they were getting closer to releasing the 200th issue. The new design was first used in the United Kingdom. This redesign also brought back the letters page, as well as adding a few new things, such as the [[Bongo Bonus Stamps]].

From June 2012 is the comic is giving out nine times every year.
<gallery>
Simpsons comics 1993.png|Original logo "Simpsons" used 1993-1998 "Comics" used 1993-2002
Comics logo.png|Second logo "Simpsons" used 1998-2011 "Comics" used 2002-2011
</gallery>

== Issues ==
The American ''Simpsons Comics'' was originally published bimonthly, but beginning with #13, began monthly publication. It went back to bimonthly publication at #30 before finally resuming monthly publishing at #51.
{{Table|
{{TH|Issue|width=10%}}
{{TH|Title}}
{{TH|Stories}}
{{TH|Release date}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 1.jpg
|Issue=Simpsons Comics 1
|Stories=[[The Amazing Colossal Homer]] [[Bart Simpson's Creepy Crawly Tales: "The Collector"]]
|Release date=November 1993
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 2.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 2
|Stories=[[Cool Hand Bart]] [[Patty & Selma's Ill-Fated Romance: My Sister, My Homewrecker!]]
|Release date=January 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 3.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 3
|Stories=[[The Perplexing Puzzle of the Springfield Puma]] [[Krusty, Agent of K.L.O.W.N.]]
|Release date=March 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 4.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 4
|Stories=[[It's in the Cards]] [[The Gnarly Adventures of Busman]]
|Release date=May 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 5.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 5
|Stories=[[When Bongos Collide!]]
|Release date=July 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 6.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 6
|Stories=[[Be-bop-a-Lisa]] [[Chief Wiggum's Pre-Code Crime Comics: The End of El Barto]]
|Release date=September 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons-07.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 7
|Stories=[[The Greatest D'oh! on Earth]] [[McBain Comics: Dead to the Last Drop]]
|Release date=November 1994
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 8.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 8
|Stories=[[I Shrink, Therefore I'm Small]] [[Edna, Queen of the Congo: Jungle Bungle]]
|Release date=January 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 9.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 9
|Stories=[[The Purple Prose of Springfield]] [[Homer Simpson's Pathetic Pal Barney Gumble: Asleep at the Well]]
|Release date=March 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 10.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 10
|Stories=[[Fan-Tasty Island]] [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon's Kwik-E-Comics: Apu's Incredible 96 Hour Shift (Without Having a Break)]]
|Release date=May 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 11.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 11
|Stories=[[Fallen Flanders]] [[Homer on the Range: The Kwik-E and the Dead!]]
|Release date=July 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 12.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 12
|Stories=[[Survival of the Fattest!]] [[White-Knuckled War Stories: Spare the Rod, Spoil the Grunt!]]
|Release date=September 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 13.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 13
|Stories=[[Give Me Merchandising or Give Me Death!]] [[Jimbo Jones' Wedgie Comics: Rebel Without a Clutch]]
|Release date=October 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 14.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 14
|Stories=[[To Heir I$ Homer]] [[Itchy and Scratchy: This Blood's for You]] [[Bongo Cantankerous Coot Classics: Nostalgia Ain't What It Used to Be]]
|Release date=November 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 15.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 15
|Stories=[[A Trip to Simpsons Mountain]] [[Heinous Funnies: Kill 'Er Up With Regular]]
|Release date=December 1995
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 16.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 16
|Stories=[[Waitresses in the Sky]] [[Lead It Bleed]] [[Dr. Nick Riviera's Elective Surgery Clinic - Where the Action Is]] [[Bumblebee Man in: ¡Ay, que lastima!]]
|Release date=January 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 17.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 17
|Stories=[[What's the Frequency, Simpson?]] [[KrustyCo Presents: Dartin' Around]] [[Headlight Comics: The Dame and the Clown]]
|Release date=February 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 18.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 18
|Stories=[[Get Fatty]] [[Bart's Pal, Milhouse: The Quest for Yaz]]
|Release date=March 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 19.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 19
|Stories=[[Don't Cry for Me, Jebediah!]]
|Release date=April 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 20.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 20
|Stories=[[The Artist Formerly Known as Bart]]
|Release date=May 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 21.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 21
|Stories=[[Stand and Deliverance]] [[Hey Kids! Fireworks]]
|Release date=June 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 22.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 22
|Stories=[[Little Big Mart]]
|Release date=July 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 23.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 23
|Stories=[[Bart de Triomphe]] [[Reverend Lovejoy's Hellfire Comics: Citizen Shame!]]
|Release date=August 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 24.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 24
|Stories=[[Send in the Clowns]] [[Li'l Homey: Homey Alone]]
|Release date=September 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 25.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 25
|Stories={{ap|Marge Attacks!|Simpsons Comics 25}} [[Itchy & Scratchy: Game Called Because of Pain]]
|Release date=October 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 26.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 26
|Stories=[[Get off the Bus!]] [[The Unbearable Lightness of Barney]] [[Diner Violations]] [[Krusty's Celebrity Psychic Hotline]]
|Release date=November 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 27.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 27
|Stories=[[They Fixed Homer's Brain!]] [[Tales of the Briny Deep Featuring Captain McCallister in: Down the Hatches, Boys!]]
|Release date=December 1996
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 28.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 28
|Stories=[[Krustonia]] [[Flanders' Big Score]]
|Release date=January 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 29.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 29
|Stories=[[Let's Get Ready to Bumble!]] [[Maggie Simpson: Bringing Down Baby]]
|Release date=February 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 30.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 30
|Stories=[[Smitherses!]] [[Bart and Milhouse: Bore Us-The Movie-Gruel]]
|Release date=April 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 31.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 31
|Stories=[[Radioactive Homer]] [[The Official Bongo Comics Convention Survival Guide]]
|Release date=June 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 32.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 32
|Stories=[[Rhymes and Misdemeanors]] [[The Bongos That Time Forgot]]
|Release date=August 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 33.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 33
|Stories=[[Milhouse the Man, Krusty in the Can, and the Great Springfield Frink-Out]] [[Tiger Teen!]]
|Release date=October 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 34.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 34
|Stories=[[Burnsie on Board]] [[The Simpsons Supporters Suggestion Spin Cycle]]
|Release date=December 1997
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 35.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 35
|Stories=[[To Live and Diaper in Springfield]] [[More Bongos That Time Forgot]]
|Release date=February 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 36.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 36
|Stories=[[The Geek Shall Inherit the Earth]] [[The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man: Chapter I]]
|Release date=April 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 37.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 37
|Stories=[[The Absent-Minded Protester]] [[The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man: Chapter II]]
|Release date=June 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 38.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 38
|Stories=[[Dullards to Donuts]] [[The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man: Chapter III]]
|Release date=August 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 39.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 39
|Stories=[[Sense and Censorability]] [[The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man: Chapter IV]]
|Release date=October 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 40.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 40
|Stories=[[Sideshow Simpsons]] [[The Incredible Edible Exploits of Lard Lad: In Search of the Lost Donut Holes]]
|Release date=December 1998
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 41.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 41
|Stories=[[Bart Simpson and the Krusty Brand Fun Factory]] [[The Day the Nagging Stopped]] [[I Will Send You Prizes Like These]]
|Release date=February 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 42.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 42
|Stories=[[The Homer Show]] [[Classics Illustrative: Slobberwacky]]
|Release date=April 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 43.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 43
|Stories=[[Journey to the Cellar of the Kwik-E-Mart]] [[Poochie!]]
|Release date=June 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 44.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 44
|Stories=[[The Prime of Miss Lisa Simpson]] [[Bartman: Identity Crisis]]
|Release date=August 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 45.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 45
|Stories=[[Hamburger's Little Helper]] [[Mr. Sparkle: Destroy All Manga!]]
|Release date=October 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 46.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 46
|Stories=[[Angels with Yellow Faces]] [[Picture Perfect]]
|Release date=December 1999
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 47.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 47
|Stories=[[The Rise and Fall of Bartholomew J. Simpson]] [[It's a Wonderful Slice]] [[Where Has All the Flour Gone?]]
|Release date=February 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 48.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 48
|Stories=[[Tic-Tac-D'oh!]] [[The Official Cockamamie's Mail Order "Cult-alog" of Cool Pop-Cultural Collectibles!!]]
|Release date=April 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 49.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 49
|Stories=[[Maggie Come Home]] [[Lisa Simpson, Storeroom Raider]]
|Release date=June 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 50.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 50
|Stories=[[Wall or Nothing]] [[Radioactive Man and Fallout Boy in Catch of the Day]] [[Bartman - The 1001 Costumes of Bartman]] [[Love Gory]] [[Krusty's 11]] [[Radioactive Man in Planet of the Strange-O's]] [[Li'l Goodfellas]] [[...Inside Bongo Comics!]]
|Release date=August 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 51.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 51
|Stories=[[Bart and Lisa and Marge and Homer and Maggie (to a Lesser Extent) vs. Thanksgiving]] [[What Would Possibly Happen If Cletus Went to College?]]
|Release date=October 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 52.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 52
|Stories=[[Worst Christmas Ever!]] [[A Springfield Christmas Carol]]
|Release date=November 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 53.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 53
|Stories=[[The Beer Boys]] [[Around Town with Ned Flanders]]
|Release date=December 2000
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 54.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 54
|Stories=[[Tanks for Nothing]] [[Itchy and Scratchy: Bash to the Future]] [[Homer vs. the Wallpaper]] [[Fork It Over]]
|Release date=January 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 55.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 55
|Stories=[[Siege on Evergreen Terrace]] [[Duff Daddy]]
|Release date=February 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 56.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 56
|Stories=[[The Yes-Man Who Would Be King]] [[Ned Flanders: Blind Luck]]
|Release date=March 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 57.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 57
|Stories=[[How the Vest Was Won!]] [[A Swingin' Affair]]
|Release date=April 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 58.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 58
|Stories=[[Mayor Me a Little]] [[Lisa's Historical Dream]]
|Release date=May 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 59.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 59
|Stories=[[Faking the Band]] [[Bart and Grampa]] [[Kent's State]]
|Release date=June 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 60.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 60
|Stories=[[The Man With Two Wives]] [[Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl: My Sister, My Sidekick]]
|Release date=July 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 61.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 61
|Stories=[[The Paper Chase]] [[Asphalt Bungle]]
|Release date=August 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 62.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 62
|Stories=[[Bart Simpson's Bible Stories]] [[Give a Hoot, Stay in School!]]
|Release date=September 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 63.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 63
|Stories=[[The Bogey Man]] [[Groundskeeper Willie's History of Golf]] [[...If Homer Simpson Invented Golf!]]
|Release date=October 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 64.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 64
|Stories=[[Judge Marge]] [[Malibu Stacy: Stacy's Busy Day]]
|Release date=November 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 65.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 65
|Stories=[[Viva Bart]] [[Beauty School Hellcats]]
|Release date=December 2001
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 66.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 66
|Stories=[[Cruisin' for a Bruisin']] [[...So You Want To Work for Globex, Huh?]]
|Release date=January 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 67.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 67
|Stories=[[Growing Pains!]] [[The Abominable Dr. Colossus]]
|Release date=February 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 68.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 68
|Stories=[[Merchants of Vengeance!]] [[Crime Family Practice]]
|Release date=March 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 69.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 69
|Stories=[[In Burn$ We Tru$t]] [[How Marge Got Her Curtains Back]]
|Release date=April 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 70.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 70
|Stories=[[Greek to Me]] [[Aesop's Fables]]
|Release date=May 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 71.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 71
|Stories=[[Simpson Sideshow Sibling Smackdown|Simpson/Sideshow Sibling Smackdown]] [[A Recipe for Disaster]]
|Release date=June 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 72.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 72
|Stories=[[Homer's Run]] [[The Secret Origin of Sideshow Mel!]]
|Release date=July 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 73.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 73
|Stories=[[Day of the Nerd]] [[Bummer Vacation]]
|Release date=August 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 74.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 74
|Stories=[[Laughter is the Worst Medicine]] [[Down Home Doctorin' Time, with Dr. Hibbert]]
|Release date=September 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 75.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 75
|Stories=[[...The Permanent Record Room!]]
|Release date=October 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 76.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 76
|Stories=[[Bard Boiled]]
|Release date=November 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 77.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 77
|Stories=[[The Many Faces of Bob]] [[Homer vs. the Raccoon]]
|Release date=December 2002
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 78.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 78
|Stories=[[The Buck Stops Everywhere]]
|Release date=January 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 79.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 79
|Stories=[[Homer for the Holidays]]
|Release date=February 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 80.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 80
|Stories=[[All Fired Up]]
|Release date=March 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 81.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 81
|Stories=[[Lisa Simpson's Book Club]]
|Release date=April 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 82.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 82
|Stories=[[Ned the Simpson]] [[Lisa Goes to Camp]]
|Release date=May 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 83.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 83
|Stories=[[The Homer Effect]] [[How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Lisa Simpson / To HELL and Back by Bart Simpson]] [[Brain Drain]]
|Release date=June 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 84.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 84
|Stories=[[The Principal of the Thing]]
|Release date=July 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 85.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 85
|Stories=[[The Simpson Family Circus]] [[Crap That No One Wanted]]
|Release date=August 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 86.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 86
|Stories=[[Yellow Crush]]
|Release date=September 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 87.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 87
|Stories=[[Hail to the Cat]]
|Release date=October 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 88.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 88
|Stories=[[License To Kilt]]
|Release date=November 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 89.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 89
|Stories=[[Lisa in the Middle]]
|Release date=December 2003
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 90.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 90
|Stories=[[Homer's America]] [[Do the Copyright Thing]]
|Release date=January 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 91.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 91
|Stories=[[3000's Company]]
|Release date=February 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 92.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 92
|Stories=[[The Burger Kings of Comedy!]]
|Release date=March 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 93.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 93
|Stories=[[Hotfoot in the Park]]
|Release date=April 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 94.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 94
|Stories=[[24 7th Heaven|24/7th Heaven]]
|Release date=May 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 95.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 95
|Stories=[[Coach Me If You Can]]
|Release date=June 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 96.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 96
|Stories=[[A Tale of 2 Pen Pals]]
|Release date=July 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 97.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 97
|Stories=[[Feud, Glorious Feud!]]
|Release date=August 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 98.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 98
|Stories=[[The Return of Xt'tapalatakettle]]
|Release date=September 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 99.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 99
|Stories=[[Marge Simpson Living]]
|Release date=October 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 100.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 100
|Stories=[[Clip Clip Hooray!]]
|Release date=November 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 101.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 101
|Stories=[[Sofa So Good]]
|Release date=December 2004
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 102.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 102
|Stories=[[Uncle Burn$]]
|Release date=January 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 103.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 103
|Stories=[[Anchormom]]
|Release date=February 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 104.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 104
|Stories=[[The Duffman Cometh!]] [[Lisa Simpson's Bee-lieve It or Not]]
|Release date=March 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 105.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 105
|Stories=[[Dr. Nick @ Night]]
|Release date=April 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 106.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 106
|Stories=[[Simpsons: The Musical]]
|Release date=May 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 107.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 107
|Stories=[[To Kill a Mocking Bart]]
|Release date=June 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 108.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 108
|Stories=[[Big House Homer]]
|Release date=July 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 109.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 109
|Stories={{ap|Now Museum, Now You Don't!|comic story}}
|Release date=August 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 110.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 110
|Stories=[[Bad News Bearer]]
|Release date=September 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 111.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 111
|Stories=[[Know It All in the Family]]
|Release date=October 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 112.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 112
|Stories=[[The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase: Quickly Cancelled Comic Book Cavalcade]]
|Release date=November 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 113.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 113
|Stories=[[Little Orphan Bart]]
|Release date=December 2005
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 114.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 114
|Stories=[[Ring-a-Ding Springfield]] [[The Maggie & Moe Mysteries!: M is for Zirconia!]]
|Release date=January 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 115.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 115
|Stories=[[Clown Therapy]] [[Verti-Go-Areeno]]
|Release date=February 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 116.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 116
|Stories=[[Mall or Nothing]]
|Release date=March 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 117.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 117
|Stories=[[Sandwiches Are Forever]]
|Release date=April 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 118.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 118
|Stories=[[The "X" Men]]
|Release date=May 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 119.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 119
|Stories=[[The Flunky!]]
|Release date=June 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 120.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 120
|Stories=[[Homer Drops the Ball!]]
|Release date=July 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 121.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 121
|Stories=[[The Town That Time Forgot]]
|Release date=August 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 122.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 122
|Stories=[[Springfield's Typical Teen-Ager Homie in One Plus Two Equals Zero]]
|Release date=September 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 123.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 123
|Stories=[[Bobbing for Vengeance]]
|Release date=October 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 124.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 124
|Stories=[['Til Ned Do Us Part]] [[Angry Dad in "The Roller Skate"]]
|Release date=November 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 125.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 125
|Stories=[[The Hills Have Hicks]] [[Maggie's Little Helper]] [[Bake Love, Not War]]
|Release date=December 2006
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 126.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 126
|Stories=[[1001 Arabian Nuts]]
|Release date=January 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 127.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 127
|Stories=[[Simpson Family Robinson Crusoe]]
|Release date=February 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 128.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 128
|Stories=[[25]]
|Release date=March 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 129.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 129
|Stories=[[You'd Better Sloth Around!]]
|Release date=April 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 130.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 130
|Stories=[[Marge the Sellout]]
|Release date=May 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 131.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 131
|Stories=[[The Simpsons Comics Internationale!]] [[Too Crazy Juvenile Prankster: Bartomu!]] [[Les Schtroumphsons]] [[Los Simpsons In Pardon My Border]]
|Release date=June 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 132.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 132
|Stories=[[A Brand New Burns, Part One!]]
|Release date=July 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 133.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 133
|Stories=[[A Brand New Burns, Part Two!]]
|Release date=August 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 134.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 134
|Stories=[[In the Swim]]
|Release date=September 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 135.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 135
|Stories=[[The Bald Man and the Sea]]
|Release date=October 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 136.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 136
|Stories=[[Bowl Me Over]]
|Release date=November 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 137.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 137
|Stories=[[The Last Fat Man]]
|Release date=December 2007
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 138.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 138
|Stories=[[Tsunami, Tsunami, Baloney!]]
|Release date=January 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 139.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 139
|Stories=[[Leave 'Em In 'Striches]]
|Release date=February 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 140.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 140
|Stories=[[Mow Money]]
|Release date=March 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 141.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 141
|Stories=[[Grampa Flanders]]
|Release date=April 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 142.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 142
|Stories=[[Frycooks of the Caribbean]]
|Release date=May 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 143.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 143
|Stories=[[Not Duff Enough]]
|Release date=June 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 144.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 144
|Stories=[[War Is Smelly!]] [[Ragin' Abe Simpson's Battle Round-up]]
|Release date=July 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 145.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 145
|Stories=[[Worst Competition Ever!]] [[Marge Simpson: Forensic Homemaker]]
|Release date=August 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 146.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 146
|Stories=[[A Skate with Destiny!]]
|Release date=September 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 147.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 147
|Stories=[[DNAin't Necessarily So]]
|Release date=October 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 148.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 148
|Stories=[[Hans Across America]]
|Release date=November 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 149.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 149
|Stories=[[Homer Won't Squeal]]
|Release date=December 2008
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 150.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 150
|Stories=[[How Sweet It Ain't]]
|Release date=January 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 151.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 151
|Stories=[[Rise of the Szyslaks]]
|Release date=February 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 152.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 152
|Stories=[[In the Name of Lava!]]
|Release date=March 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 153.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 153
|Stories=[[On the Bubble]] [[Pieces of Homer]]
|Release date=April 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 154.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 154
|Stories=[[Honey Nut Cheery D'ohs!]]
|Release date=May 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 155.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 155
|Stories=[[The Best Radioactive Man Event Ever! Part 1]]
|Release date=June 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 156.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 156
|Stories=[[The Simpsons Save the World]]
|Release date=July 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 157.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 157
|Stories=[[Marge's Extreme Make-Under]]
|Release date=August 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 158.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 158
|Stories=[[Homeowner Homer]]
|Release date=September 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 159.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 159
|Stories=[[Big Monty]]
|Release date=October 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 160.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 160
|Stories=[[Simpsons Animal Stories]]
|Release date=November 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 161.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 161
|Stories=[[Mighty MMORPG Player Ragers]]
|Release date=December 2009
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 162.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 162
|Stories=[[Oh, Brother!]]
|Release date=January 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 163.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 163
|Stories=[[No Cause for Alarm]]
|Release date=February 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 164.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 164
|Stories=[[Pardon My Clunker]]
|Release date=March 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 165.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 165
|Stories=[[Love Potion Numbs Her Mind]]
|Release date=April 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 166.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 166
|Stories=[[Tour De Springfield!]]
|Release date=May 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 167.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 167
|Stories=[[Snake's Kin]] [[The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part One)]]
|Release date=June 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 168.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 168
|Stories=[[Myth Information]]
|Release date=July 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 169.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 169
|Stories=[[Bart Like Me]]
|Release date=August 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 170.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 170
|Stories=[[The Generosity Gene]]
|Release date=September 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 171.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 171
|Stories=[[To the Bookmobile!]]
|Release date=October 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 172.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 172
|Stories=[[X-MAS Marks the Spot!]]
|Release date=November 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 173.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 173
|Stories=[[Pop! Goes the Career]]
|Release date=December 2010
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 174.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 174
|Stories=[[Owl or Nothing]]
|Release date=January 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 175.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 175
|Stories=[[It Came from the '70s]]
|Release date=February 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 176.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 176
|Stories=[[Nobody's Purrfect]]
|Release date=March 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 177.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 177
|Stories=[[Through a Mug Darkly]]
|Release date=April 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 178.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 178
|Stories=[[The Thingama-Bob from Outer Space]]
|Release date=May 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 179.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 179
|Stories=[[Scam Wow!]] [[Itchy & Scratchy in Mousery]]
|Release date=June 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 180.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 180
|Stories=[[He Who Controls the Donuts, Controls the World]] [[Itchy & Scratchy: Face-Lift Feline]] [[Angry Dad: Poppin' Mad]]
|Release date=July 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 181.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 181
|Stories=[[Better Off Ned (comic story)|Better Off Ted]]
|Release date=August 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 182.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 182
|Stories=[[The Last King of Spotland]] [[Hold-Up no. 427]]
|Release date=September 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 183.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 183
|Stories=[[Everything's Bartchie!]] [[Angry Dad: ATM Dad]] [[Cattin' Around with Snowball II]]
|Release date=October 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 184.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 184
|Stories=[[Karmageddon]] [[Angry Dad: Changing the Tire]] [[The Spectacular Spider-Pig]]
|Release date=November 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 185.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 185
|Stories=[[The Big Finish]] [[The Play's the Sting]] [[The Nut Cracker]]
|Release date=December 2011
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 186.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 186
|Stories=[[Sideshow Slob‎]] [[Springfield General]]
|Release date=January 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Comics 187.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 187
|Stories=[[The Dot Com Before the Storm]]
|Release date=February 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons188.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 188
|Stories=[[Lisa Simpson's Toot Suite]] [[Oh Henry!]]
|Release date=March 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 189.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 189
|Stories=[[Poop My Baby Says]]
|Release date=April 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons190.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 190
|Stories=[[The Social Fretwork]]
|Release date=May 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 191.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 191
|Stories=[[Breaking Bart]] [[We Dare You to Find a Better Cola!]]
|Release date=June 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Simpsons Comics 192.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 192
|Stories=[[Mutiny on the Barty]]
|Release date=July 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 193.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 193
|Stories=[[Man vs. Beast vs. Food]]
|Release date=August 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons-194.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 194
|Stories=[[Homer Simpson: Canine Decoder]] [[Moe's Poetry Corner - Special Summer Edition: Ode to a Ceiling Fan What Don't Work Right]]
|Release date=September 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 195.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 195
|Stories=[[Springfield: Year Zero]]
|Release date=October 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 196.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 196
|Stories=[[Wilde at Heart!]]
|Release date=November 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 197.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 197
|Stories=[[‎Homer Fries!]]
|Release date=December 2012
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 198.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 198
|Stories=[[Donut Disturb]]
|Release date=January 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 199 us.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 199
|Stories=[[The Bids Are All Right]]
|Release date=February 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 200.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 200
|Stories=[[Mass Historia!]] [[Be Aware, Play with Care!]] [[Moe Meets His Match]] [[The Sweet Taste of Justice]]
|Release date=March 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 201.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 201
|Stories=[[The Murder Party]]
|Release date=April 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 202.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 202
|Stories=[[Like a Boss!]]
|Release date=May 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 203.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 203
|Stories=[[The Rise and Fall of D'oh!]] {{ap|D'oh!|Simpsons Comics 203|Star Drek!}} {{ap|D'oh!|Simpsons Comics 203|Krusty's Catchphrase Corner!}} {{ap|D'oh!|Simpsons Comics 203|The Sound and the Funny}}
|Release date=June 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 204.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 204
|Stories=[[Granddaddy-O!]]
|Release date=July 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 205.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 205
|Stories=[[A Brand New Smithers]]
|Release date=August 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 206.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 206
|Stories=[[D'oh vs. the Volcano!]]
|Release date=October 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 207.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 207
|Stories=[[Snooze Alarm!]]
|Release date=December 2013
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 208.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 208
|Stories=[[Brit Simpson!]]
|Release date=January 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 209.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 209
|Stories=[[American History F]]
|Release date=February 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 210.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 210
|Stories=[[D'oh-lice Academy]]
|Release date=March 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 211.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 211
|Stories=[[Lo, There Shall Come a Bookend Sequence!]] [[Wild Animal Planet Kingdom]] [[Milhouse's Dreamhouse]] [[An Unconventional Romance]] [[Dolph & Nelson Ponder Their Existence]] [[Dregslist]] [[Your Horrorscope]] [[Dregslist]] [[All-Syrup Super Squishee]] [[The Last D'oh!nut]] [[Slack-Jawed Scientist]] [[Pirate Booty]]
|Release date=April 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 212.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 212
|Stories=[[Monty's Morphin Power Wrangler]]
|Release date=June 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 213.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 213
|Stories=[[Debt Be Not Proud]]
|Release date=July 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 214.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 214
|Stories=[[Worst Con Ever!]]
|Release date=August 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 215.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 215
|Stories=[[Phone Homer!]]
|Release date=October 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 216.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 216
|Stories=[[Dolls Well That Ends Well]]
|Release date=December 2014
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 217.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 217
|Stories=[[Homer Sucks!]]
|Release date=January 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 218.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 218
|Stories=[[Spaced Out!]]
|Release date=February 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 219.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 219
|Stories=[[Stand By Me!]]
|Release date=March 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 220.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 220
|Stories=[[Drinker, Failure, Bowler, Spy]]
|Release date=April 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 221.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 221
|Stories=[[Yellow Is the New Black]]
|Release date=June 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 222.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 222
|Stories=[[Now You Wiggum, Now You Don't!]]
|Release date=July 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 223.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 223
|Stories=[[The Book of Jobs]]
|Release date=August 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 224.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 224
|Stories=[[Moat Monty Moat Problems!]]
|Release date=October 2015
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 225.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 225
|Stories= [[Adventure River Adventure]] [[Small-Time Travelers]] [[Cool Fuzz]]
|Release date=January 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 226.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 226
|Stories=[[Lisa the Clown]] [["The Bullies!"]] [[A Dame to Swill For]]
|Release date=February 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 227.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 227
|Stories=[[Peas in a Podcast]] [[Closing Time]] [[Slumber Party Seance]]
|Release date=March 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 228.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 228
|Stories= [[Dumpster Divers!]] [[Transperformer]] [[Secret Size Me]] [[Bad on the Outside]]
|Release date=April 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 229.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 229
|Stories= [[Itchy & Scratchy Live!]] [[The Moe and Otto Switcheroo]]
|Release date=May 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 230.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 230
|Stories= [[Game On!]] [[Donut Detectives]]
|Release date=June 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 231.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 231
|Stories= [[Bart the Rake]] [[Golden Receiver]] [[If You Could See What I Smell]]
|Release date=July 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 232.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 232
|Stories= [[Uncivil War: Bartman v. Houseboy]] [[Are You Duff Enough?]]
|Release date=August 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 233.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 233
|Stories= [[100% Homer]] [[Suck It Up!]]
|Release date=October 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 234.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 234
|Stories= [[Body Double]] [[Water Squish Down]] [[The Seven Diddly Sins!]]
|Release date=November 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 235.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 235
|Stories= [[Krusty on Ice]] [[No More Mr. Ice Guy!]]
|Release date=December 2016
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 236.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 236
|Stories= [[Bear Patrol III: Panda-monium!]] [[Homer Mountain]]
|Release date=January 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 237.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 237
|Stories= [[Bartmangirl!]]
|Release date=Febraury 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 238.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 238
|Stories= [[Bad Boy Homer]] [[Origin of the Scratch Signal]] [[Donuts of Destiny]]
|Release date=March 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 239.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 239
|Stories= [[Brew Ha Ha!]]
|Release date=May 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 240.png
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 240
|Stories= [[Outside the Lines]] [[Just an Ordinary Day]] [[Mob Rule]]
|Release date=July 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 241.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 241
|Stories= [[Radioactive Woman: The Movie]]
|Release date=November 2017
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 242.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 242
|Stories=[[The Riddle of The Mystery's Enigma]] [[Murder on the Monorail Express!]] {{ap|Springfield Elementary|Simpsons Comics 242}} [[Scooby-Don't!]]
|Release date=January 2018
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 243.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 243
|Stories= [[Springfield Is Not Enough!]]
|Release date=April 2018
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 244.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 244
|Stories= [[Elementary School of the Apes]]
|Release date=June 2018
}}
{{ComicsIndex
| picture=Simpsons Comics 245.jpg
| Issue=Simpsons Comics 245
|Stories= [[Bye, Bye, Bunny!]]
|Release date=October 2018
}}
}}

== Trade Paperbacks ==
Issues of ''Simpsons Comics'' have been collected in the following Trade Paperbacks:
{| style="width: 800px; height: 386px;"
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Extravaganza]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #1-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095086-2
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|November 16, [[1994]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Spectacular]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #6-9
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095148-6
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|August 2, [[1995]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Simpsorama]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #11-14
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095199-0
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|July 3, [[1996]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Strike Back]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #15-18
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095212-1
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|November 20, [[1996]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Wingding]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #19-23
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095245-8
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|June 18, [[1997]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics On Parade]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #24-27
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095280-6
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|June 1, [[1998]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Big Bonanza]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #28-31
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095317-9
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 1, [[1999]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics A Go-Go]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #10, 32-35
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-095566-X
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|March 1, [[2000]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Unchained]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #36-42
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-000797-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|March 1, [[2002]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Madness]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #43-48
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-053061-8
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 1, [[2003]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Belly Buster]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #49, 51, 53-56
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-058750-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 3, [[2004]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Barn Burner]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #57-61, 63
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-074818-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 15, [[2005]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Jam-Packed Jamboree]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #64-69
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-087661-1
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 11, [[2006]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Beach Blanket Bongo]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #71-75, 77
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-123126-6
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 10, [[2007]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Dollars to Donuts]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #78, 80, 82-84
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-143697-6
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 8, [[2008]]
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Hit the Road!]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #85, 86, 88-90
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-169881-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 7, [[2009]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Get Some Fancy Book Learnin']]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #62, 70, 76, 126, 148
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-195787-9
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 6, [[2010]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Meltdown]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #91-95
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-203653-X
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|April 12, [[2011]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Confidential]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #96-99
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-211532-4
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|March 27, [[2012]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Supernova]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #81, 101-03
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-225438-3)
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 1, [[2013]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Shake-Up]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #105-108
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-230185-3)
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 4, [[2014]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Clubhouse]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #109-111 and Simpsons Summer Shindig issues #4 and #5
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-236060-4)
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|February 3, [[2015]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume One]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #150, 156, 161
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-226775-2)
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|July 30, [[2013]])
|-
|style="vertical-align: top;"|''[[Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium: Volume Two]]''
|style="vertical-align: top;"|collects issues #154, 163, 169, 180
|style="vertical-align: top;"|(ISBN 0-06-233609-6)
|style="vertical-align: top;"|--
|style="vertical-align: top;"|July 22, [[2014]])
|}
 

Additional issues not included in the ''Simpsons Comics'' TPBs have been collected in the following volumes:
{|
|Issue #5 in ''[[Bartman: The Best of the Best!]]''
|(ISBN 0-06-095151-6 -
|December 6, [[1995]])
|-
|Issue #50 in ''[[Simpsons Comics Royale]]''
|(ISBN 0-06-093378-X -
|March 6, [[2001]])
|-
|Issue #52 & #79 in ''[[The Simpsons: Holiday Humdinger]]''
|(ISBN 0-06-072338-6 -
|October 12, [[2004]])
|-
|Issue #87 in ''[[The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis]]''
|(ISBN 0-81-098837-2 -
|April 1, [[2010]])
|}

== See also ==
* [[List of comics]]
* [[Simpsons Comics in other countries]]
* {{ap|Bart Simpson|comic book series}}
* [[Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror]]
* [[The Digital Painting Process]]

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Wikisimpsons

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{{Website
|image = [[File:Wikisimpsons main page.png|200px]] The main page in ''Simpsons'' skin.
|URL = http://simpsonswiki.com/
|status = Active
|launched = September 24, [[2005]]
|founder = Postbagboy
|type = Encyclopedic wiki
}}

'''Wikisimpsons''' is an encyclopedic wiki that is centered around the animated television series ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and founded on September 24, [[2005]].

== History ==
=== [[2005]] ===
==== Creation ====
The wiki was created on September 24, 2005 by [[User:Postbagboy|PostBagBoy]] on Wikia. He never edited here, apart from one edit on his user page stating how amazed he felt that the wiki he had created had turned out to be successful (in 2007).

==== Rights ====
Later on, Wikia co-founder Angela appointed [[User:M Johnson|M Johnson]] with sysop rights.<ref name="User rights log">[http://simpsonswiki.com/w/index.php?title=Special%3ALog&type=rights&user=&page=&year=&month=-1&hide_patrol_log=1 User rights log]</ref>

=== [[2006]] ===
==== Rights ====
Staff member Sannse granted M Johnson with Bureaucratic rights and [[User:Thai420|Thai420]] with Admin rights.<ref name="User rights log"/>

==== Criticism ====
Wikisimpsons received a lot of criticism on its quality. Unregistered contributors regularly claimed that Wikipedia had better articles on The Simpsons.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/wiki/Talk:Main_Page/Archive_1 Archived talk page]</ref>

=== [[2007]] ===
==== Rights ====
Angela changed rights for [[User:Basel17|Basel17]] from none to Administrator.<ref name="User rights log"/>

==== Criticism ====
Wikisimpsons received more criticism on its usefulness.

=== [[2008]] ===
==== Rights ====
[[User:Toughpigs|ToughPigs]] changed rights of [[User:Brian McClure|Brian McClure]] from normal user straight to Bureaucrat. Shortly later, Brian McClure changed rights for [[User:Dr. Ralph Wiggum|Dr. Ralph Wiggum]] to admin. Later on Brian McClure changed rights for [[User:Sgtcook|Sgtcook]] from none to Admin temporarily so he could delete images, Sgtcook later kept the powers and put them to good use. Brian changed [[User:Kingcjc|Kingcjc]]'s rights to admin.<ref name="User rights log"/>

==== Projects ====
On March 10, Sgtcook founded [[Wikisimpsons:Project Images|Project Images]] to help sort out images on the wiki.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/w/index.php?title=Wikisimpsons:Project_Images&action=history Project Images]</ref> On March 16, Kingcjc created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Locations|Project Locations]] to help sort out location articles.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/w/index.php?title=Wikisimpsons:Project_Locations&action=history Project Locations]</ref>

=== [[2009]] ===
==== Rights ====
In early February, Brian made [[User:Joeyaa|Joeyaa]] an admin.

==== Projects ====
[[User:Smiley12|Smiley12]] started [[Wikisimpsons:Project Characters|Project Characters]], a project that helped improve character articles on Wikisimpsons.

=== [[2010]] ===
==== Milestones ====
Wikisimpsons passed 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, and 6,000 articles.

==== Awards ====
In January, [[Wikisimpsons:The Golden Homer Award|The Golden Homer Award]] started as an award for project Characters members,<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/w/index.php?title=Wikisimpsons:Project_Characters&oldid=73071#Golden_Homer_Award Golden Homer Awards]</ref> it later became for the whole wiki.

==== Rights ====
[[User:Solar Dragon|Solar Dragon]] passed requests for Adminship and Sgtcook passed requests for Bureaucratship and adopts the wiki. Smiley12 became a Rollback and then an Admin without having to pass any requests. [[User:JaffaCakeLover|JaffaCakeLover]], [[User:Jasonbres|Jasonbres]] and [[User:Ldude893|Ldude893]] all became Rollbacks. Effluvium and [[User:TheHomer|TheHomer]] become rollback then admin after passing requests. [[User:Dohayecarumbadoh|Dohayecarumbadoh]] passes Rollback Request. [[User:Gran2|Gran2]] and [[User:Mythigator|Mythigator]] were both granted Rollback rights without having to pass the request.<ref name="User rights log"/>

==== Other websites ====
Wikisimpsons created its own IRC Channel as well as the [https://www.youtube.com/user/Wikisimpsons YouTube account] and [http://twitter.com/#!/simpsonswiki Twitter account].

==== Projects ====
Sgtcook created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Episodes|Project Episodes]] to help with episode articles. Solar Dragon created Project Appearances, [[User:Mythigator|Mythigator]] created Project Self Voicers, [[User:Effluvium|Effluvium]] created Project Grammar and [[User:Doh5678|Doh5678]] created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Guest Stars|Project Guest Stars]]

==== Awards ====
Wikisimpsons enabled achievements. The achievements system encouraged a lot of activity as well as a lot of spam. The Golden Bart Award was created for the achievements system. This was stopped upon the move to ShoutWiki.

==== Spotlight ====
Wikisimpsons prepares to requests a Spotlight. The wiki requests a spotlight and later on the wiki passes the request. The spotlight becomes visible after a long wait. Wikisimpsons later requested a second spotlight with a premade spotlight image this time, created by Smiley12.

==== Skin ====
Wikisimpsons requested a new skin. The skin was implemented and improved by JaffaCakeLover. After the New Wikia Look was implemented Wikisimpsons requested another new skin and wordmark to work with the New Look.

==== Article Comments ====
A suggestion for articles comments to be enabled was brought up but quickly turned down.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/wiki/Forum%3AArticle_Comments Article comments suggestion]</ref>

==== Bot ====
A bot was created for Wikisimpsons although quickly became inactive due to problems. [[User:Manyman|Manyman]] used Manybot to help out on Wikisimpsons.

==== Birthday ====
Wikisimpsons celebrated its fifth birthday. Smiley12 designed a new mainpage layout especially for the event.

==== Simpsons Font ====
Smiley12 introduced 'easy to insert Simpsons Font'. Simpsons Font was used for important headers on the mainpage and sometimes sitenotice.

==== ShoutWiki ====
Wikia Staff announced that a new skin was on its way. Admins of Wikisimpsons signed up for beta testing with high expectations. The skin turned out to be a huge disappointment and not fully compatible with Wikisimpsons' article layouts. Admins of Wikisimpsons argued with the staff and Smiley12 and Solar Dragon were blocked as a result. Wikisimpsons eventually moved to ShoutWiki and the old Wikisimpsons became Simpsons Wiki.

==== Affiliates ====
[[infosphere:|The Infosphere]] and [[The Simpsons Forums Site]] became affiliates with Wikisimpsons. Later, [http://www.niwanetwork.org/ NIWA], [[Bart - The One and Only]] and [[IWatchTheSimpsonsOnline.com]] also became affiliates with Wikisimpsons.

==== Simpsons Fanon ====
[[Simpsons Fanon]] was created.

==== The Springfield Shopper ====
{{ap|The Springfield Shopper|wiki}} became the third member of the Simpsons Wiki Network.

=== [[2011]] ===
==== Smiley12's leaving ====
[[User:Smiley12|Smiley12]] announced that he would leave the wiki on January 1 after decreasing in activity.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/w/index.php?title=Blog:Smiley12_is_leaving&t=20110101180329 Smiley12 is leaving]</ref> No one took his place as admin as Wikisimpsons already has enough. He will still make some graphics on request though.

==== Platinum and Crystal Homer Awards ====
The Platinum and Crystal Homer Awards were awarded for 2010. [[User:Mr. Blackadder|Mr. Blackadder]], [[User:Josegiraffio|Josegiraffio]], [[User:Effluvium|Effluvium]] and [[User:TheHomer|TheHomer]] all picked up the Crystal awards while [[User:Mythigator|Mythigator]] gained the Platinum award.

==== DeviantArt Group ====
Smiley12 made a [http://wikisimpsons.deviantart.com/ DeviantArt Group] before leaving Wikisimpsons for good.

==== Another departure ====
[[User:Josegiraffio|Josegiraffio]] announced that he was leaving the wiki as well, very soon after Smiley12's departure.<ref>[http://simpsonswiki.com/wiki/User_talk:Josegiraffio#Quitting Josegiraffio is leaving]</ref> He was a great user and rollback who won multiple Homer awards in his time here.

==== UnSimpsons ====
[[User:Jeff|Jeff]] created UnSimpsons Wiki in early January. He later had his powers removed and Solar Dragon and [[User:Will k|Will k]] were promoted in his place.

==== User rights ====
In January, [[User:Will k|Will k]], [[User:AleWi|AleWi]], and [[User:FatHomer|FatHomer]] became [[Wikisimpsons:Rollback|rollbacks]]. [[User:Cook879|Sgtcook]] returned to the wiki and had his admin rights returned to him.

==== Projects ====
[[User:TheUnderfaker|TheUnderfaker]] created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Comics|Project Comics]], Doh5678 created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Crew|Project Crew]] and [[User:Solar Dragon|Solar Dragon]] created [[Wikisimpsons:Project Re-Watch|Project Re-Watch.]]

==== Milestones ====
Wikisimpsons reached and passed the 7,000 article mark in February.

==== Three Returnees ====
In late February Smiley12, returned after leaving in early January. His user rights were returned as well as the [[Wikisimpsons:Project Characters|Project Characters]] leadership. Josegiraffo returned, although on a less active basis. [[User:Dohayecarumbadoh|Dohayecarumbadoh]] also returned after taking a break.

==== Simptionary ====
When he returned, Smiley12 created [[Simptionary]], a Simpsons dictionary.

==== Competition ====
On February 25, Solar Dragon stated that he would be doing a competition for the wiki. This would give prizes to users for improving the wiki. The competition started on 1 March but has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

==== Shout Wiki outage ====
A database problem caused Shout Wiki to be down for over two months. This affected Wikisimpsons, causing it to lose data from 6 March to the first day of the outage.

==== Independence ====
Thanks to [[User:Jake|Jake]], Wikisimpsons moved from ShoutWiki to a new server and got a new domain, simpsonswiki.net.

=== [[2012]] ===
==== April Fools! ====
On April Fools' Day (April 1), Wikisimpsons turned into ''Family Guy'' Wiki for the occasion. WikiHead Solar Dragon received many questions as to why it was a ''Family Guy'' Wiki.

=== [[2013]] ===
==== User rights ====
On February 20, [[User:Frederick|Frederick]] and [[User:Nick97|Nick97]] became [[Wikisimpsons:Rollback|rollbacks]].

==== Server move ====
In late July–early August, Wikisimpsons was moved to a newer server and was re-located at "simpsonswiki.com" as apposed to the previous ".net".

==== 25,000 articles ====
On September 8, Wikisimpsons reached 25,000 articles.

==== User rights ====
In September 24, [[User:AleWi|AleWi]] became an [[Wikisimpsons:Administrators|admin]].

==== Halloween 2013 ====
In October, Wikisimpsons' main page became [[Halloween]]-themed to celebrate the occasion.

=== [[2014]] ===
==== Answers ====
On February 17, the wiki's question-answer site, [[Wikisimpsons Answers]], was launched.

==== User rights ====
On May 26, [[User:Loco87|Loco87]] became an [[Wikisimpsons:Administrators|admin]].

==== 30,000 articles ====
In early October, Wikisimpsons reached 30,000 articles.

==== User rights ====
On September 17, [[User:Randomno|Randomno]] became a [[Wikisimpsons:Rollback|rollback]].

==== User rights ====
On November 28, [[User:Frederick|Frederick]] became an [[Wikisimpsons:Administrators|admin]].

=== [[2015]] ===
==== The Springfield Shopper ====
On January 17, the wiki's news blog, ''{{ap|The Springfield Shopper|blog}}'', was launched.

==== Simpsonpedia ====
In late January, [[Simpsonspedia]], a German language wiki, joined the Simpsons Wiki Network.

==== User rights ====
On September 29, [[User:LetsPlayNintendoITA|LetsPlayNintendoITA]] became a [[Wikisimpsons:Rollback|rollback]].

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Nick Riviera

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{{Quote|Hi, everybody!|Dr. Nick Riviera's catchphrase}}
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'''Dr. Nicholas "Nick" Riviera''' is a quack physician (although he claims to be "just as good as [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]]"), who studied at dubious medical schools.

== Biography ==
[[File:Dr. Nick Every Simpsons Ever.png|thumb|left|250px]]
Riviera has a medical degree from [[Hollywood Upstairs Medical College]] (where he apparently spent much of his time using his ability to acquire prescription drugs to impress a succession of attractive women back in the 1970s), and a great deal of luck. Thus far, none of the patients he has swindled, maimed, or given useless or dangerous medical advice seems to have sued him (although a few have come after him in person. For example, a large angry man once grabbed him, and Nick says "Well if it isn't my old friend Mr. McGregg — with a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg"; the man literally has an arm where a leg should be and a leg where an arm should be <ref>"[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]"</ref>).

Dr. Nick is a stereotypical shady, immoral doctor who perform medical procedures for money with little or no regard for medical ethics, or their patients' well-being. He was once is seen digging up corpses in the graveyard for body parts, presumably to use in operations on patients.<ref>"[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]"</ref>
He is seen taking a citizenship test, implying he is not a citizen of the United States.<ref>"[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"</ref> Some of his exclamations hint that he may be Argentinian, though there is no direct evidence of this. He watches a video on how to perform open-heart surgery and is disgusted by all the blood, implying that he may be hemophobic.

His degrees read "Mayo Clinic Correspondence School", "Club Med School", "Female Body Inspector" and "I went to medical school for four years and all I got was this lousy diploma".<ref>"[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]"</ref> He frequently appears on infomercials, pitching all sorts of bizarre medical offers, and has often turned his operations into TV spectacles. He is also shown as an inventor/huckster (in the style of Ron Popeil) on the television show ''I Can't Believe They Invented It!'' He has practice at the [[Springfield Mall]]<ref>"[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]"</ref> and a walk-in clinic" located at 44 Bow Street.<ref>"[[My Sister, My Sitter]]"</ref> Its phone number is 555-NICK. He can also be called at 1-600-DOCTORB ("The B is for 'Bargain'")

He has operated on the Simpson family a couple of times (when they cannot afford Doctor Hibbert) notably when Homer needed a heart bypass. [[Lisa Simpson]] attended the live audience for the operation and saved the day by guiding the obviously clueless Dr. Riviera through the operation. He also worked with Doctor Hibbert as anesthesiologist during Bart's appendectomy but was of little help as he first failed to anesthetize Bart and subsequently passed out from the leaking gas.<ref>"[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]"</ref>

He was seen dancing with [[Princess Kashmir]] at the [[Springfield Chili Cook-Off]], they were later seen leaving together.<ref>"[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer]]"</ref>

He once was about to operate on [[Captain McAllister]] when his clinic caught fire, after Bart experimented with placing fireworks onto a bicycle wheel, which then span around so fast it detached from the bicycle, flew through the clinic's window, and landed on a canister of ether labelled "inflammable". Dr. Nick assured his patient it was safe, as "inflammable" meant it couldn't catch fire, but then did, leaving him quipping "Inflammable means flammable? What a country?!"<ref>"[[Trilogy of Error]]"</ref>

During [[Trappuccino]], Nick was impaled by a large shard of glass and says, in his normal voice, "Bye everybody!" and then passes out, making him one of the few casualties of the [[Trappuccino]] incident,<ref>''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''</ref> however, he has been seen alive even after the incident <ref>"[[Lost Verizon]]"</ref> playing golf with Dr. Hibbert. This could mean he actually survived the impaling somehow.

He later appeared on an operation game show, which [[Moe Szyslak]] was a judge on.<ref>"[[Judge Me Tender]]"</ref>

== Non-canon ==
{{Noncanon}}
=== ''[[The Simpsons: Road Rage]]'' ===
Dr. Nick quotes "Send me to the hospital, I pretend I work there".

=== ''[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]'' ===
The penultimate mission of {{ap|Level 2|The Simpsons: Hit & Run}}, "[[Level 2 (The Simpsons: Hit & Run)#Monkey See, Monkey D'oh!|Monkey See, Monkey D'oh!]]" involves Bart having to find Dr. Nick's monkeys after Dr. Nick tortures them horribly and they run away.

He also appears in the bonus mission for level three, "[[Level 3 (The Simpsons: Hit & Run)#Princi-Pal|Princi-Pal]]", where Lisa comes to get Principal Skinner's 'personal items', Dr. Nick says, "Hello, little girl. Here is the principal's anti-fungal cream"!

In addition to this, his quotes if he is run over by the player are:
*"Hey! You drive as well as I practice medicine!"
*"Don't come crying to me if you need a sex change!"

=== ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]'' ===
{{TranscludeSection|The Simpsons: Tapped Out characters/More Oddballs|Nick}}

== Behind the Laughter ==
The character design of Dr. Nick is based somewhat on [[Gábor Csupó]], of Klasky Csupo studios, who was originally from Hungary – the animators mistakenly believed [[Hank Azaria]] was impersonating Gabor, when in fact the voice was actually a bad imitation of Ricky Ricardo from ''I Love Lucy''.<ref>The Simpsons Season 4 DVD commentary for "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]"</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/MikeReissWriter/status/973842976538492928 Mike Reiss on Twitter]</ref>

He has appeared in at least three [[billboard gag]]s.<ref>Incomplete [[list of billboard gags]]</ref>

=== Catchphrase ===
Dr. Nick is notable for his exclamation upon entering a room of "Hi, everybody!", which is immediately followed by a response of "Hi, Dr. Nick!" from the other characters present with varying degrees of enthusiasm.

Many episodes have featured variants of this. An Austrian Dr. Nick exclaimed "Guten Tag, everybody!",<ref>"[[Margical History Tour]]"</ref> "Shalom, everybody" {{fact}}, "Hi, frozen body!" to [[Jasper Beardsley]] when he self-froze himself and became a [[Kwik-E-Mart]] promotion, "Frostillicus".<ref>"[[Lisa the Simpson]]"</ref> [[Mel Gibson]] has also said "Hi, everybody!", to which Dr. Nick responded with "Hi, Mr. Gibson", effectively switching roles {{fact}}.

=== Cultural influence ===
In a tongue-in-cheek analysis, the ''Canadian Medical Association Journal'' compared the services of [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] and Dr. Nick.<ref>Patterson R, Weijer C. D'oh! An analysis of the medical care provided to the family of Homer J. Simpson. CMAJ. 1998 Dec 15;159(12):1480-1. PMID 9988570 [http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/reprint/159/12/1480.pdf Free Full Text]</ref> It concludes that Dr. Nick is a better role model for physicians; Dr. Hibbert is a paternalistic and wasteful physician, unlike Dr. Nick, who strives to cut costs and does his best to avoid the coroner, proving Marge's claim wrong that he isn't a doctor at all.

== Appearances ==
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*{{ep|Bart Gets Hit by a Car}}
*{{ep|Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment}}
*{{ep|So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show}}
*{{ep|Marge in Chains}}
*{{ep|Homer's Triple Bypass}}
*{{ep|'Round Springfield}}
*{{ep|Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)}}
*{{ep|King-Size Homer}}
*{{ep|22 Short Films About Springfield}}
*{{ep|Much Apu About Nothing}}
*{{ep|The Springfield Files}}
*{{ep|My Sister, My Sitter}}
*{{ep|Lisa the Simpson}}
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror IX}}
*{{ep|Insane Clown Poppy}}
*{{ep|Sweets and Sour Marge}}
*{{ep|Trilogy of Error}}
*{{ep|Weekend at Burnsie's}}
*{{ep|Marge Gamer}}
*{{ep|Much Apu About Nothing}}
*{{ep|The Homer They Fall}}
*{{ep|I'm Goin' to Praiseland}}
*{{ep|Margical History Tour}}
*{{ep|The Girl Who Slept Too Little}}
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*{{ep|Take My Life, Please}}
*{{ep|Lost Verizon}}
*{{ep|Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe}}
*{{ep|To Surveil with Love}}
*{{ep|Judge Me Tender}}
*{{ep|The Fool Monty}}
*{{ep|Replaceable You}}
*{{ep|Pulpit Friction}}
*{{ep|Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion}}
*{{THOH|Treehouse of Horror XXV}}
*{{ep|My Fare Lady}}
*{{ep|Puffless}}
*{{ep|Thanksgiving of Horror|(A-Gobble-Ypto)}}
*{{TSG}}
*{{bon|Dr. Nick @ Night}}
*{{bon|Oh, Brother!}}
*{{bon|The Last King of Spotland}}
*{{bon|D'oh vs. the Volcano!}}
*{{bon|American History F}}
*{{bon|Monty's Morphin Power Wrangler}}
*{{bon|Homer Sucks!}}
*{{bon|The Book of Jobs}}
*{{bon|Moat Monty Moat Problems!}}
*{{bon|Lisa the Clown}}
*{{bon|Are you Duff Enough?}}
*{{bon|Brew Ha Ha!}}
*{{bon|Murder on the Monorail Express!}}
*{{bon|Elementary School of the Apes}}
*{{bon|Spree for All}}
*{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}}
}}

== References ==
{{Images|Dr. Nick}}
{{Reflist}}

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Sky

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'''Sky''' is a British digital satellite television broadcasting service. Many of its channels broadcast or have broadcasted ''[[The Simpsons]]'', perhaps most prominently Sky1, which has aired the show since 1990.

== Sky1 ==
[[File:Sky1 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|The current Sky1 logo.]]
'''Sky1''' is a British television broadcasting channel that broadcasts numerous episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' every day. Sky1 usually broadcasts episodes ahead of any other British television channel, in some cases years before terrestrial viewers. In October [[2011]], a ''[[Treehouse of Horror series|Treehouse of Horror]]'' marathon aired.

[[File:Sky1 Artwork.jpg|thumb|250px|A promotional image released pre-2011 featuring Homer eating part of the Sky logo. Other promotional images were released with different characters and themes.]]
=== Competitions ===
During summer 1997, single broadcasts of episodes such as "[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]", "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]", "[[Homer's Triple Bypass]]", "[[Selma's Choice]]", "[[I Love Lisa]]", "[[So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show]]", "[[Marge in Chains]]" and "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]" gave viewers the opportunity to win a cash prize by watching the episode carefully. It is unknown what happened after the showings - presumably a screen appeared asking viewers to phone in the answer to a question.

Sky1 have also run other ''The Simpsons'' competitions since, some on their website.

[[File:Sky1.png|225px|thumb|left|A still from the special ident Sky1 produced and aired for the 20th anniversary.]]

=== Simpsons Prime ===
Beginning in 2004, ''The Simpsons'' were shown at 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays. To help promote the change, special idents were produced and shown during the timeslots. At least two have been re-discovered - unofficially titled "Explosion" and "Light Bulb".

=== Official world premiere episode ===
On March 17, 2009, Sky1 broadcast the season 20 episode "[[In the Name of the Grandfather]]" for the first time - five days before its first broadcast in the United States. The episode, on its showing in the United Kingdom, gathered over one million viewers, something of a rarity nowadays. Sky1 has also come close to airing other episodes in a similar way, some episodes broadcasting for their first time on the channel only days after its United States premiere, an example of this being "[[Judge Me Tender]]", from 2010, which premiered on Sky1 only three days after its US first-run.

=== ''The Simpsons'' 20th Anniversary ===
The 20th anniversary of ''The Simpsons'' was a big year for Sky1.

Sky1 produced three behind-the-scenes-specials, or documentaries: ''[[The Simpsons: Access All Areas]]'', ''[[The Simpsons: Mischief & Mayhem]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons: Celebrity Friends]]''. Each aired on consecutive nights leading up to the Sky1 premiere of [[season 21]] on January 14, 2010. These documentaries were broadcast as part of the 20th anniversary and were all narrated by [[Ricky Gervais]] with interviews with cast, crew and guest stars.

Some exclusive interviews aired during advertisement breaks as well. Sky1 also released an ident entitled "[[Slaughter is the Best Medicine]]" - most of which featured the comic duo [[Itchy]] and [[Scratchy]]. This ident was also broadcast on Sky2, with changes so a green "2" was featured instead of the blue "1".

=== [[Marcia Wallace]] death ===
Following the death of voice actress, [[Marcia Wallace]] on October 25, 2013, Sky1 broadcast three of her 'best episodes' from 6:30pm on October 28, 2013. The episodes were as follows: "[[Bart the Lover]]", "[[The Ned-liest Catch]]" and "[[Ned 'n' Edna's Blend Agenda]]".

== Sky2 ==
[[File:Sky2 logo.png|200px|thumb|right|The current Sky2 logo.]]
'''Sky2''' is a British television broadcasting channel that used to broadcast episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It is a sister channel of Sky1.

Upon the Sky re-brand in 2011, broadcasts of ''The Simpsons'' on the channel were extremely scarce.

They held a [[season 1]] marathon on May 8, [[2011]]; no episodes have been aired since then.

The first version of Sky2 (named "Sky 2"), that was on air from September 1, 1996 to August 31, 1997, also aired ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

== Sky 3D ==
'''Sky 3D''' is Sky's 3D broadcasting station. They broadcast ''[[The Longest Daycare]]'' on 17 February 2013.

== Vans ==
[[File:Simpsons Sky van.jpg|250px|right|thumb|A Sky van with Homer and Bart on it. Designs of the vans varied.]]
In deference to the key role ''The Simpsons'' plays in defining the Sky brand – and playing a key role in their subscriber stats – thousands of Sky engineer vans across the United Kingdom were plastered with images of the Simpson family throughout the latter half of the 2000s and early 2010s.

== External links ==
*[http://www.sky.com/tv/show/the-simpsons Sky.com - ''The Simpsons'' website]

[[Category:Real world TV channels]]

Regarding Margie

2020-05-03T10:04:24Z

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{{EpisodePrevNext|Girls Just Want to Have Sums|The Monkey Suit}}
{{episode
|image = Regarding Margie.png
|Episode Number = 376
|productionCode = HABF13
|originalAirdate = May 7, [[2006]]
|blackboardText = I will not leak the plot of [[The Simpsons Movie|the movie]]
|couchGag = The Simpsons are Transformers.
|Written By = [[Marc Wilmore]]
|Directed By = [[Michael Polcino]]
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"'''Regarding Margie'''" is the twentieth episode of [[season 17]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Desc|After hitting her head on a stool [[Marge]] suffers from amnesia. Slowly but surely memories are starting to come back, except memories about [[Homer]].}}

== Plot ==
Looking for a way to get easy money, [[Bart Simpson|Bart]], [[Milhouse Van Houten|Milhouse]], and [[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]] go around town spray-painting people's addresses on their curbs and make them pay them ten dollars, and when [[Ned Flanders]] pay them and ask them to paint his garage for $100, they freak out. After they already add the "7" and the "4" to the Simpsons' curb, [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] tells them that he won't pay, so they leave without finishing. The next day, the letter carrier delivers them someone else's mail, thinking that their address is 74 Evergreen Terrace. Homer continues to accept the mail. One day, [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] gets a letter claiming that she has won a contest from a magazine she doesn't even subscribe to. Nonetheless, her prize is that a maid will clean the house for a day while she relaxes. Not wanting to look bad, Marge cleans the house until it's entirely spotless. That is, except for a small stain on the kitchen floor. She combines all of her different cleaners together, but the fumes make her woozy. She falls and hits her head on a stool. When she wakes up in the hospital, it is revealed that she has amnesia and can't even remember her own family.

After failing to jog her memory, the family returns home. However, when Marge hears [[Maggie Simpson|Maggie]] suck on her pacifier, she suddenly remembers her. Then, when [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] uses a slew of fancy words, Marge then remembers her. And then, when Milhouse comes in to tell Bart that he's now lactose tolerant, she remembers both Bart and Milhouse. But she still forgets absolutely everything about Homer.

Homer tries to get her to remember him, but to no avail. He then decides to try to make her fall in love with him again, but he only makes her disgusted in him, saying that the greatest thing that's ever happened to her was forgetting about him. She kicks him out of the house. [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] excitedly take Marge to a speed date, and she meets a man who shares her same interests. But when Marge tells him that she has amnesia and three kids, he leaves her. Homer catches up with him and scolds him for leaving her, saying that she is the most beautiful and kind woman he'll ever meet. Still, he leaves. Marge then tells Homer that even though she may not remember him, he knows the most wonderful things about her. As they drive back home, Homer brings up beer, and she suddenly remembers him. The episode ends with Homer driving (drunk, apparently) into the sunset. During the credits, Homer is asking Marge if she knows any of the people listed.
== Production ==
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[[Category:Marge episodes]]
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Gracie Films

2020-04-14T15:36:48Z

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|job= Production
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|latest episode= "[[{{Mostrecentep}}]]"
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'''Gracie Films''' is an American film and television production company, created by [[James L. Brooks]] in 1986. The company has produced many award-winning films and television series, some of which include ''Broadcast News'' and ''Jerry Maguire'', but most notably, ''[[The Simpsons]]''. The company is primarily associated with film studio and distributor Sony Pictures Entertainment, but it still has an office at the 20th Century Fox lot due to the indefinite contract Gracie Films has had with Fox for the last 30 years for ''The Simpsons''.

The Gracie production logo depicts noisy movie patrons at a movie theater hearing a woman in the back row saying "Shhhhh!" so the title, the company's name, can be projected, and that the company's musical signature can be heard. Some special versions of the company's jingle were made to fit certain episodes of the Simpsons. The music over the logo was composed by [[Jeffrey Townsend]].

== Credits ==
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== Variants ==
{{Main|Gracie Films gags}}
Some special versions of the company's jingle were made to fit certain episodes of the Simpsons.

== References in ''The Simpsons'' ==
*[[Homer]] once claimed in his first ramble that he created Gracie Films.<ref name="[[Thursdays with Abie]]">"[[Thursdays with Abie]]"</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{Wikipedialink}}
*[http://www.graciefilms.com/ Official Site]

{{Simpsons}}

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Frink Jr.

2020-04-08T15:40:15Z

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{{Character
|name = Professor Frink's son
|image = [[File:Professor Frink's son.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Brown
|age =
|status = Alive
|job =
|relatives = '''Father:''' [[Professor Frink]] '''Grandfather:''' [[Jonathan Frink, Sr.]]
|appearance = "[[Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?]]"
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}}

'''Professor Frink's son''' is the son of [[Professor Frink]], and grandson of [[Jonathan Frink, Sr.]]. He wears braces.

== Biography ==
He once crashed in to a window during a test of a remote-controlled airplane.<ref>"[[Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?]]"</ref> He survived, as later seen when [[Professor Frink|his father]] and him are fighting [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] and [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] in the ''[[Robot Rumble]]''.<ref>"[[I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot]]"</ref>

== Appearances ==
{{ep|Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?}}
{{ep|I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Character stub}}
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Frink, Professor's son}}

[[Category:Frink family]]
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[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters introduced in season 3]]

101 Mitigations

2020-03-26T16:45:55Z

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|Caption=
|Episode Number= 654
|productionCode= YABF07
|originalAirdate= March 3, [[2019]]
|blackboardText= Chili fries do not go in like a lamb and out like a lion
|couchGag= The [[Simpson family]] arrives on the couch as cups, with cup fillers on top filling them. [[Duff Beer]] for [[Homer]], [[Diet Buzz Cola|Diet Buzz]] for [[Marge]], lemonade for [[Lisa]], [[Buzz Cola|Baby Buzz]] for [[Maggie]] and Buzz Cola for [[Bart]]. Homer's cup overflows and he falls on the floor, saying "Refill".
|billboard=Moe's Tavern, where [[Valentine's Day]] never happened
|specialGuestVoices= [[Guillermo del Toro]] as {{ch|Guillermo del Toro|Himself}}
|Show Runner=
|Written By= '''Story''': [[Rob LaZebnik]] '''Teleplay''': [[Brian Kelley]] [[Dan Vebber]]
|Directed By= [[Mark Kirkland]]
}}

'''"101 Mitigations"''' is the 15th episode of [[season 30]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It aired on March 3, [[2019]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Desc|After [[Homer]] steals [[Comic Book Guy]]'s car, he must either prove his innocence in court or reconcile with the jilted nerd.}}

== Plot ==
[[Homer]] is eating at [[The Gilded Truffle]], where he won a 100% off coupon, while with the saved money [[Marge]] is getting a [[Sweden|Swedish]] massage. Once out, [[Raphael]], the vallet, hands Homer the keys to the wrong car, a fancy seafom blue [[Cadillac Eldorado]].

They drive away with it, having fun on the road, but when they go back to the Truffle, [[Comic Book Guy]], the owner, sues them of Grand Theft Auto. Homer tries to persuade him, but when he notices his [[Radioactive Man (comic)|Radioactive Man]] #1 was destroyed by the voyage, he presses charges.

At [[Springfield County Court House]], [[Roy Snyder|Judge Snyder]] finds Homer guilty, even after a touching apology letter (written by [[Lisa]]) and the family prepares on the chance Homer might go to jail, so Marge goes to [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] to reason with Comic Book Guy, with no help, so Lisa comes up with the idea of mitigations video, used already by [[Mr. Burns]] for one of his crimes against [[Springfield]], helped by [[Guillermo del Toro (character)|Guillermo del Toro]].

They try hiring [[Gil Gunderson]] to film their movie, but opt out when they find out his camera hand shake due to Vitamin E deficiency, so they start recording people's opinion on him themself and when Marge's video turns out not so great, Lisa edits it using her skills in {{W|Final Cut Pro}}.

Comic Book Guy won't budge in court, even after their video, and the judge decides to tell his verdict the next day. But there's one last hope, as Radioactive Man #1 is sold at [[Zorbot the Geek]] in perfect conditions, but even that is not enough, until Comic Book Guy notices a [[Welcome Back, Kotter]] keychain that Homer has.

To make Homer feel how he felt with his loved car and comic, he smashes the keychain with [[Thor]]'s hammer and then drops the charges, making peace with Homer once and for all, becoming best friend and going to the Comic-Con together, while [[Bart]] has some fun with [[Skinner]] with an insulting mitigation video to get out of detention.

== International airdates ==
{{Airdates
|asiadate= May 26, 2019
|asiachannel= {{W|Fox (Southeast Asian TV channel)|Fox Asia}}
|asianote=
|esLAdate= July 14, 2019
|esLAchannel= {{W|Fox Latin America|Fox Latin America}}
|esLAnote=
}}

== Gallery ==
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101 Mitigations promo 2.png
101 Mitigations promo 3.png
101 Mitigations promo 4.png
</gallery>

== Production ==
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File:YABF07 script.jpg
</gallery>

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{{Season 30}}

[[Category:2019]]
[[Category:Homer episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes written by Rob LaZebnik]]
[[Category:Episodes written by Brian Kelley]]
[[Category:Episodes written by Dan Vebber]]
[[Category:Episodes directed by Mark Kirkland]]