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Neurodiversity

2026-11-10T03:18:37Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Noncanon}}
{{Song
|name = "Neurodiversity"
|image = [[File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 11.png|250px]]
|singers = [[Hank Azaria]] [[Jenny Yokobori]] [[Harry Shearer]] [[Alex Désert]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Hank Azaria]] [[Tress MacNeille]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Grey DeLisle]] [[Maggie Roswell]] [[Yeardley Smith]] [[Rosalie Chiang]] [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] [[Dawnn Lewis]]
|characters = [[Comic Book Guy]] [[Kumiko Albertson]] [[Lenny Leonard]] [[Carl Carlson]] [[Marge Simpson]] [[Homer Simpson]] [[Bart Simpson]] [[Krusty the Clown]] [[Charles Montgomery Burns]] [[Martin Prince]] [[Professor Frink]] [[Ned Flanders]] [[Barney Gumble]] [[Reverend Lovejoy]] [[Helen Lovejoy]] [[Lisa Simpson]] [[Maggie Simpson]] [[Hubert Wong]] [[Julius Hibbert]] [[Gil Gunderson]] [[Otto Mann]]
|length = 1:54
|writer = '''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[J. Stewart Burns]]
|album =
|appearance = "[[Testing 1-2-3]]"
}}

'''"Neurodiversity"''' is a song performed by the people of [[Springfield]] during [[Lisa]]'s dream sequence.

== Lyrics ==
:'''[[Comic Book Guy]]:'''
:When you wear a mask to get mail at exactly 3:03,

:'''[[Kumiko]]:'''
:You'll touch every lamp to protect us, that's our OCD.

:'''[[Lenny]]:'''
:I'll cause my team to lose if I watch them,

:'''[[Carl]]:'''
:Or clean my lucky tee.

:'''[[Marge]]:'''
:Even tossing salt over your shoulder,

:'''Marge, Lenny, and Carl:'''
:Is groupthink OCD.

:'''Everyone:'''
:We all have quirks bottled up in our brain,
:Just 'cause you're crazy doesn't mean you're insane.
:So look to your left and look to your right.
:Then do it three more times so you don't die in the night.

:'''[[Bart]]:'''
:Wake-up pills calm me down when I'm fidgety.

:'''[[Krusty]]:'''
:I also medicate to control my ADHD.

:'''[[Mr. Burns]]:'''
:This is excellent for stimming.

:'''[[Martin]]:'''
:Shirt tags bother me.

:'''[[Professor Frink]]:'''
:Having every problem above is,

:'''Everyone:'''
:Comorbidity.

:'''[[Ned]]:'''
:Magical thinking.

:'''[[Barney]]:'''
:Excessive drinking.

:'''[[Reverend Lovejoy]]:'''
:Intensive interests.

:'''[[Helen Lovejoy]]:'''
:Addicted to [[Pinterest]].

:'''[[Lisa]]:'''
:Echolalia.

:'''[[Maggie]]:'''
:Echolalia.

:'''Everyone:'''
:We are all a little bit crazy.
:You might see yourself in examples we gave,
:That make you think about how you behave.
:If you're offended and ready to walk,
:Remember we're only drawings that talk.

:There's a whole spectrum of spectrums.

:'''Therapists:'''
:You might need therapy.

:'''[[Dr. Hibbert]]:'''
:Meds for your heads.

:'''[[Gil]]:'''
:Blues before reds.

:'''Marge:'''
:Or just some TLC.

:'''[[Otto]]:'''
:And maybe THC.

:'''Everyone:'''
:Everybody's got a little something,
:Neurodiversity.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Testing 1-2-3}}

[[Category:Full cast songs]]
[[Category:Songs by Comic Book Guy]]
[[Category:Songs by Lenny]]
[[Category:Songs by Carl]]
[[Category:Songs by Marge]]
[[Category:Songs by Homer]]
[[Category:Songs by Bart]]
[[Category:Songs by Krusty]]
[[Category:Songs by Mr. Burns]]
[[Category:Songs by Martin]]
[[Category:Songs by Professor Frink]]
[[Category:Songs by Ned]]
[[Category:Songs by Barney]]
[[Category:Songs by Reverend Lovejoy]]
[[Category:Songs by Helen Lovejoy]]
[[Category:Songs by Lisa]]
[[Category:Songs by Dr. Hibbert]]
[[Category:Songs by Gil]]
[[Category:Songs by Otto]]
[[Category:Songs by Hank Azaria]]
[[Category:Songs by Jenny Yokobori]]
[[Category:Songs by Harry Shearer]]
[[Category:Songs by Alex Désert]]
[[Category:Songs by Julie Kavner]]
[[Category:Songs by Dan Castellaneta]]
[[Category:Songs by Hank Azaria]]
[[Category:Songs by Tress MacNeille]]
[[Category:Songs by Nancy Cartwright]]
[[Category:Songs by Grey DeLisle]]
[[Category:Songs by Maggie Roswell]]
[[Category:Songs by Yeardley Smith]]
[[Category:Songs by Rosalie Chiang]]
[[Category:Songs by Kevin Michael Richardson]]
[[Category:Songs by Dawnn Lewis]]

Neurodiversity

2026-11-10T03:16:00Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Noncanon}}
{{Song
|name = "Neurodiversity"
|image = [[File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 11.png|250px]]
|singers = [[Hank Azaria]] [[Jenny Yokobori]] [[Harry Shearer]] [[Alex Désert]] [[Julie Kavner]] [[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Hank Azaria]] [[Tress MacNeille]] [[Nancy Cartwright]] [[Grey DeLisle]] [[Maggie Roswell]] [[Yeardley Smith]] [[Rosalie Chiang]] [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] [[Dawnn Lewis]]
|characters = [[Comic Book Guy]] [[Kumiko Albertson]] [[Lenny Leonard]] [[Carl Carlson]] [[Marge Simpson]] [[Homer Simpson]] [[Bart Simpson]] [[Krusty the Clown]] [[Charles Montgomery Burns]] [[Martin Prince]] [[Professor Frink]] [[Ned Flanders]] [[Barney Gumble]] [[Reverend Lovejoy]] [[Helen Lovejoy]] [[Lisa Simpson]] [[Maggie Simpson]] [[Hubert Wong]] [[Julius Hibbert]] [[Gil Gunderson]] [[Otto Mann]]
|length = 1:54
|writer = '''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[J. Stewart Burns]]
|album =
|appearance = "[[Testing 1-2-3]]"
}}

'''"Neurodiversity"''' is a song performed by the people of [[Springfield]].

== Lyrics ==
:'''[[Comic Book Guy]]:'''
:When you wear a mask to get mail at exactly 3:03,

:'''[[Kumiko]]:'''
:You'll touch every lamp to protect us, that's our OCD.

:'''[[Lenny]]:'''
:I'll cause my team to lose if I watch them,

:'''[[Carl]]:'''
:Or clean my lucky tee.

:'''[[Marge]]:'''
:Even tossing salt over your shoulder,

:'''Marge, Lenny, and Carl:'''
:Is groupthink OCD.

:'''Everyone:'''
:We all have quirks bottled up in our brain,
:Just 'cause you're crazy doesn't mean you're insane.
:So look to your left and look to your right.
:Then do it three more times so you don't die in the night.

:'''[[Bart]]:'''
:Wake-up pills calm me down when I'm fidgety.

:'''[[Krusty]]:'''
:I also medicate to control my ADHD.

:'''[[Mr. Burns]]:'''
:This is excellent for stimming.

:'''[[Martin]]:'''
:Shirt tags bother me.

:'''[[Professor Frink]]:'''
:Having every problem above is,

:'''Everyone:'''
:Comorbidity.

:'''[[Ned]]:'''
:Magical thinking.

:'''[[Barney]]:'''
:Excessive drinking.

:'''[[Reverend Lovejoy]]:'''
:Intensive interests.

:'''[[Helen Lovejoy]]:'''
:Addicted to [[Pinterest]].

:'''[[Lisa]]:'''
:Echolalia.

:'''[[Maggie]]:'''
:Echolalia.

:'''Everyone:'''
:We are all a little bit crazy.
:You might see yourself in examples we gave,
:That make you think about how you behave.
:If you're offended and ready to walk,
:Remember we're only drawings that talk.

:There's a whole spectrum of spectrums.

:'''Therapists:'''
:You might need therapy.

:'''[[Dr. Hibbert]]:'''
:Meds for your heads.

:'''[[Gil]]:'''
:Blues before reds.

:'''Marge:'''
:Or just some TLC.

:'''[[Otto]]:'''
:And maybe THC.

:'''Everyone:'''
:Everybody's got a little something,
:Neurodiversity.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Testing 1-2-3}}

[[Category:Full cast songs]]
[[Category:Songs by Comic Book Guy]]
[[Category:Songs by Lenny]]
[[Category:Songs by Carl]]
[[Category:Songs by Marge]]
[[Category:Songs by Homer]]
[[Category:Songs by Bart]]
[[Category:Songs by Krusty]]
[[Category:Songs by Mr. Burns]]
[[Category:Songs by Martin]]
[[Category:Songs by Professor Frink]]
[[Category:Songs by Ned]]
[[Category:Songs by Barney]]
[[Category:Songs by Reverend Lovejoy]]
[[Category:Songs by Helen Lovejoy]]
[[Category:Songs by Lisa]]
[[Category:Songs by Dr. Hibbert]]
[[Category:Songs by Gil]]
[[Category:Songs by Otto]]
[[Category:Songs by Hank Azaria]]
[[Category:Songs by Jenny Yokobori]]
[[Category:Songs by Harry Shearer]]
[[Category:Songs by Alex Désert]]
[[Category:Songs by Julie Kavner]]
[[Category:Songs by Dan Castellaneta]]
[[Category:Songs by Hank Azaria]]
[[Category:Songs by Tress MacNeille]]
[[Category:Songs by Nancy Cartwright]]
[[Category:Songs by Grey DeLisle]]
[[Category:Songs by Maggie Roswell]]
[[Category:Songs by Yeardley Smith]]
[[Category:Songs by Rosalie Chiang]]
[[Category:Songs by Kevin Michael Richardson]]
[[Category:Songs by Dawnn Lewis]]

Testing 1-2-3

2026-11-10T03:15:14Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Tab|nogags}}
{{EpisodePrevNext|Treehouse of Horror XXXVII|The Kosmic Kruiser}}
{{Noncanon Episode|reason=Most part of this episode is a Lisa's dream}}
{{Episode
|name= Testing 1-2-3
|image= Testing 1-2-3 promo 12.png
|caption=
|number= 814
|season= 38
|snumber= 5
|prodcode= [[Production season 37ABF|37ABF12]]
|airdate= November 1, [[2026]]
|guests= [[Rachel Bloom]] as {{ap|Annette|therapist}}
|showrunner= Matt Selman
|corunner= Rob LaZebnik
|writer= [[J. Stewart Burns]]
|director= [[Matthew Faughnan]]
}}

'''"Testing 1-2-3"''' is the fifth episode of [[season 38]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred fourteenth episode overall. It originally aired on November 1, [[2026]]. It was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Faughnan]]. It guest stars [[Rachel Bloom]] as {{ap|Annette|therapist}}.

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|In what she argues is not an attempt to get extra time on tests, [[Lisa]] has herself evaluated for three types of neurodiversity... which remind her of behaviors she's witnessed in [[Principal Skinner]], [[Comic Book Guy]] and [[Homer]]. Perhaps these atypical behaviors aren't as atypical as we think.}}

== Plot ==
At [[Springfield Elementary School]], [[Miss Hoover]] hands out a standardized test for her class to complete. The test begins, and everyone starts engaging in distracting behavior, which means [[Lisa]] can't focus. Lisa looks out the classroom door and sees [[Hubert Wong]] in a nice room doing the test alone. Lisa uses [[Janey]]'s drone to spy on him before leaving the class to see why he's alone in the other room. [[Willie]] explains to Lisa that Hubert is allowed to be in a quiet room alone and have extra time due to his unique needs. Curious about whether she would qualify for the same privileges, Lisa goes to the [[Humon Learning Center]] to ask to be tested. There, {{ap|Annette|therapist}} takes Lisa into a room to give her tests to complete. While answering the first set of questions, Lisa begins to think about how [[Principal Skinner]] exhibits the same behavior.

=== Into the Neurodiverse ===
[[File:Into the Neurodiverse title card.png|thumb|left]]
At Springfield Elementary, Principal Skinner is writing up a budget report in the cafeteria when it catches fire. Skinner doesn't realize there's a fire until after Lisa puts it out. [[Superintendent Chalmers]] is annoyed that Skinner didn't notice the fire and sends him to meet with the [[Springfield School Board]]. [[State Comptroller Atkins]], instead of getting mad about the fire, praises Skinner's budget report and promotes him to principal of [[Springfield High School]].

Skinner goes to his first day as principal of Springfield High School and meets [[Shauna]], who sarcastically tells him that the students will love him. However, Skinner doesn't recognize the sarcasm. He soon starts to panic as everything is different to him. To get over his uneasiness, Skinner begins handing out weekend detention to students. The weekend comes, and Skinner has Shauna, [[Kearney]], the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]], a jock, and a rich girl in for detention. After a rough start in which they all begin fighting, Skinner gives the students a motivational speech about how they won't even think about their high school lives and will never see each other again after graduation. All the students then come together and have a group hug because Skinner's speech changed them. However, Skinner says that he hates change and quits to return to his job at Springfield Elementary.

Lisa finishes her first test, and Annette asks if she's ready for the second. Lisa asks if her answer is part of the assessment, which Annette says it isn't. She then writes down that Lisa is overly compliant when Lisa decides to move on to the next test without a break. The first question asks if she's easily distracted, which reminds her of [[Homer]].

=== Attention Deficit Homer Disorder ===
[[File:Attention Deficit Homer Disorder title card.png|thumb|right]]
At home, Homer weighs himself, but the scale says "outlook not so good." Homer decides to start eating healthily before he gets several messages from people, including one about a pop-up meat sandwich restaurant. Homer decides to take the family to the restaurant, despite having just decided to eat healthier. The family arrives at [[M. Bouef]] but finds a long queue. While they wait in line, [[Marge]] gives Homer activities to do and toys to play with to keep him occupied. When they get to the counter an hour later, Homer starts to plan his order, annoying the people behind them. Homer then decides to eat turkey legs at the [[Springfield Renaissance Faire]] instead, annoying Marge because they waited in line for nothing.

At the Renaissance Faire, Homer tries to get catapulted at a tent, but he breaks the catapult. He then decides to go to the leathercraft tent to make a new belt. Marge makes a new bag to fit Homer's toys in, but then notices that Homer has left the tent. Marge chases after Homer as he goes to the glassblowing booth and then the jousting field. Homer cheers on one of the knights before somehow ending up taking part in the joust. Homer gets knocked off his horse, and [[Bart]] decides to start role-playing as a pickpocket. After a trip to the medical tent, the Simpsons meet with [[Professor Frink]], who is playing [[Leonardo da Vinci]]. He shows off da Vinci's flying machine, which interests Homer. Homer thinks he can finish it, but Marge tells him that he never finishes anything. Bart decides to go home but is arrested after breaking character. Lisa points out the inaccuracies of throwing tomatoes at people in the stocks, so she is also arrested. Marge is arrested, too, because she has outside food. All three of them end up in the stocks but think Homer will rescue them. Homer comes for them in the flying machine but gets distracted by the sandwich shop and goes there instead.

After this, the next question Lisa is asked is whether she gets upset if things aren't arranged in a particular way. This leads her to think of [[Comic Book Guy]].

=== The Neatly-Arranged Adventures of O.C.D. Man ===
[[File:The Neatly-Arranged Adventures of O.C.D. Man title card.png|thumb|left]]
In [[The Android's Dungeon]], Lisa finishes reading ''[[Malibu Stacy: The Movie About the Doll: The Comic]]'' and puts it back slightly askew. Comic Book Guy immediately comes along, straightens it, and kicks Lisa out of the store. Comic Book Guy becomes very strict with the other patrons, causing them all to leave. [[Kumiko]] then tells him that the store isn't doing well because they're losing customers. Kumiko suggests changing the layout of the store to attract customers, but Comic Book Guy rejects her idea without giving a reason.

One day, Comic Book Guy comes to his store to find that Kumiko has put plants everywhere. Comic Book Guy begins to get stressed and goes into one of his rituals to make himself feel better. Kumiko asks him if he's okay, and Comic Book Guy tells her that the force field protecting the store is down. Kumiko feels that her changes have made the flow of energy better in the store, but Comic Book Guy doesn't see it. Comic Book Guy imagines a meteor destroying the shop and begins to remove the plants. However, Kumiko imagines a tsunami destroying the shop. They realize they have the same issue of believing that the things they do prevent disasters from happening and become happy about opening up to each other.

Comic Book Guy and Kumiko begin singing "[[Neurodiversity]]" in their apartment and are then joined by [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] singing in [[Moe's Tavern]] and [[Marge]] singing at home. Soon, the people of Springfield all join in singing about neurodiversity together. Lisa then wakes up at the Humon Learning Center, and Annette reveals that she fell asleep during the third test. Annette tells Lisa that she also fell asleep and that their time is now up. Later, Lisa returns to complete the test. Annette tells Lisa that she went to college and married her roommate's father.

== Production ==
The episode will look at neurodiversity. Showrunner [[Matt Selman]] said "I think it’s terrific." and "We’re very proud of it." when talking about the episode.<ref name="VarietyS38">[https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/simpsons-season-38-premiere-treehouse-horror-movie-update-1236876630/ Variety - "‘The Simpsons’ Boss on Season Premiere Guests Emma Thompson and Colin Jost; ‘Treehouse of Horror’ Spoilers; Jack in the Box Meal Easter Eggs and Movie Update"]</ref>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 1.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 2.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 3.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 4.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 5.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 6.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 7.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 8.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 9.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 10.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 11.png
</gallery>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Images|ep=yes}}
{{Season 38}}

[[Category:2026]]
[[Category:Anthology episodes]]
[[Category:Lisa episodes]]
[[Category:Principal Skinner episodes]]
[[Category:Homer episodes]]
[[Category:Comic Book Guy episodes]]
[[Category:Education-themed episodes]]
[[Category:Health-themed episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes written by J. Stewart Burns]]
[[Category:Episodes directed by Matthew Faughnan]]

Testing 1-2-3

2026-11-10T03:14:24Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Tab|nogags}}
{{EpisodePrevNext|Treehouse of Horror XXXVII|The Kosmic Kruiser}}
{{Noncanon Episode|Most part of this episode is a Lisa's dream}}
{{Episode
|name= Testing 1-2-3
|image= Testing 1-2-3 promo 12.png
|caption=
|number= 814
|season= 38
|snumber= 5
|prodcode= [[Production season 37ABF|37ABF12]]
|airdate= November 1, [[2026]]
|guests= [[Rachel Bloom]] as {{ap|Annette|therapist}}
|showrunner= Matt Selman
|corunner= Rob LaZebnik
|writer= [[J. Stewart Burns]]
|director= [[Matthew Faughnan]]
}}

'''"Testing 1-2-3"''' is the fifth episode of [[season 38]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight hundred fourteenth episode overall. It originally aired on November 1, [[2026]]. It was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Faughnan]]. It guest stars [[Rachel Bloom]] as {{ap|Annette|therapist}}.

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|In what she argues is not an attempt to get extra time on tests, [[Lisa]] has herself evaluated for three types of neurodiversity... which remind her of behaviors she's witnessed in [[Principal Skinner]], [[Comic Book Guy]] and [[Homer]]. Perhaps these atypical behaviors aren't as atypical as we think.}}

== Plot ==
At [[Springfield Elementary School]], [[Miss Hoover]] hands out a standardized test for her class to complete. The test begins, and everyone starts engaging in distracting behavior, which means [[Lisa]] can't focus. Lisa looks out the classroom door and sees [[Hubert Wong]] in a nice room doing the test alone. Lisa uses [[Janey]]'s drone to spy on him before leaving the class to see why he's alone in the other room. [[Willie]] explains to Lisa that Hubert is allowed to be in a quiet room alone and have extra time due to his unique needs. Curious about whether she would qualify for the same privileges, Lisa goes to the [[Humon Learning Center]] to ask to be tested. There, {{ap|Annette|therapist}} takes Lisa into a room to give her tests to complete. While answering the first set of questions, Lisa begins to think about how [[Principal Skinner]] exhibits the same behavior.

=== Into the Neurodiverse ===
[[File:Into the Neurodiverse title card.png|thumb|left]]
At Springfield Elementary, Principal Skinner is writing up a budget report in the cafeteria when it catches fire. Skinner doesn't realize there's a fire until after Lisa puts it out. [[Superintendent Chalmers]] is annoyed that Skinner didn't notice the fire and sends him to meet with the [[Springfield School Board]]. [[State Comptroller Atkins]], instead of getting mad about the fire, praises Skinner's budget report and promotes him to principal of [[Springfield High School]].

Skinner goes to his first day as principal of Springfield High School and meets [[Shauna]], who sarcastically tells him that the students will love him. However, Skinner doesn't recognize the sarcasm. He soon starts to panic as everything is different to him. To get over his uneasiness, Skinner begins handing out weekend detention to students. The weekend comes, and Skinner has Shauna, [[Kearney]], the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]], a jock, and a rich girl in for detention. After a rough start in which they all begin fighting, Skinner gives the students a motivational speech about how they won't even think about their high school lives and will never see each other again after graduation. All the students then come together and have a group hug because Skinner's speech changed them. However, Skinner says that he hates change and quits to return to his job at Springfield Elementary.

Lisa finishes her first test, and Annette asks if she's ready for the second. Lisa asks if her answer is part of the assessment, which Annette says it isn't. She then writes down that Lisa is overly compliant when Lisa decides to move on to the next test without a break. The first question asks if she's easily distracted, which reminds her of [[Homer]].

=== Attention Deficit Homer Disorder ===
[[File:Attention Deficit Homer Disorder title card.png|thumb|right]]
At home, Homer weighs himself, but the scale says "outlook not so good." Homer decides to start eating healthily before he gets several messages from people, including one about a pop-up meat sandwich restaurant. Homer decides to take the family to the restaurant, despite having just decided to eat healthier. The family arrives at [[M. Bouef]] but finds a long queue. While they wait in line, [[Marge]] gives Homer activities to do and toys to play with to keep him occupied. When they get to the counter an hour later, Homer starts to plan his order, annoying the people behind them. Homer then decides to eat turkey legs at the [[Springfield Renaissance Faire]] instead, annoying Marge because they waited in line for nothing.

At the Renaissance Faire, Homer tries to get catapulted at a tent, but he breaks the catapult. He then decides to go to the leathercraft tent to make a new belt. Marge makes a new bag to fit Homer's toys in, but then notices that Homer has left the tent. Marge chases after Homer as he goes to the glassblowing booth and then the jousting field. Homer cheers on one of the knights before somehow ending up taking part in the joust. Homer gets knocked off his horse, and [[Bart]] decides to start role-playing as a pickpocket. After a trip to the medical tent, the Simpsons meet with [[Professor Frink]], who is playing [[Leonardo da Vinci]]. He shows off da Vinci's flying machine, which interests Homer. Homer thinks he can finish it, but Marge tells him that he never finishes anything. Bart decides to go home but is arrested after breaking character. Lisa points out the inaccuracies of throwing tomatoes at people in the stocks, so she is also arrested. Marge is arrested, too, because she has outside food. All three of them end up in the stocks but think Homer will rescue them. Homer comes for them in the flying machine but gets distracted by the sandwich shop and goes there instead.

After this, the next question Lisa is asked is whether she gets upset if things aren't arranged in a particular way. This leads her to think of [[Comic Book Guy]].

=== The Neatly-Arranged Adventures of O.C.D. Man ===
[[File:The Neatly-Arranged Adventures of O.C.D. Man title card.png|thumb|left]]
In [[The Android's Dungeon]], Lisa finishes reading ''[[Malibu Stacy: The Movie About the Doll: The Comic]]'' and puts it back slightly askew. Comic Book Guy immediately comes along, straightens it, and kicks Lisa out of the store. Comic Book Guy becomes very strict with the other patrons, causing them all to leave. [[Kumiko]] then tells him that the store isn't doing well because they're losing customers. Kumiko suggests changing the layout of the store to attract customers, but Comic Book Guy rejects her idea without giving a reason.

One day, Comic Book Guy comes to his store to find that Kumiko has put plants everywhere. Comic Book Guy begins to get stressed and goes into one of his rituals to make himself feel better. Kumiko asks him if he's okay, and Comic Book Guy tells her that the force field protecting the store is down. Kumiko feels that her changes have made the flow of energy better in the store, but Comic Book Guy doesn't see it. Comic Book Guy imagines a meteor destroying the shop and begins to remove the plants. However, Kumiko imagines a tsunami destroying the shop. They realize they have the same issue of believing that the things they do prevent disasters from happening and become happy about opening up to each other.

Comic Book Guy and Kumiko begin singing "[[Neurodiversity]]" in their apartment and are then joined by [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]] singing in [[Moe's Tavern]] and [[Marge]] singing at home. Soon, the people of Springfield all join in singing about neurodiversity together. Lisa then wakes up at the Humon Learning Center, and Annette reveals that she fell asleep during the third test. Annette tells Lisa that she also fell asleep and that their time is now up. Later, Lisa returns to complete the test. Annette tells Lisa that she went to college and married her roommate's father.

== Production ==
The episode will look at neurodiversity. Showrunner [[Matt Selman]] said "I think it’s terrific." and "We’re very proud of it." when talking about the episode.<ref name="VarietyS38">[https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/simpsons-season-38-premiere-treehouse-horror-movie-update-1236876630/ Variety - "‘The Simpsons’ Boss on Season Premiere Guests Emma Thompson and Colin Jost; ‘Treehouse of Horror’ Spoilers; Jack in the Box Meal Easter Eggs and Movie Update"]</ref>

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 1.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 2.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 3.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 4.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 5.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 6.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 7.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 8.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 9.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 10.png
File:Testing 1-2-3 promo 11.png
</gallery>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Images|ep=yes}}
{{Season 38}}

[[Category:2026]]
[[Category:Anthology episodes]]
[[Category:Lisa episodes]]
[[Category:Principal Skinner episodes]]
[[Category:Homer episodes]]
[[Category:Comic Book Guy episodes]]
[[Category:Education-themed episodes]]
[[Category:Health-themed episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes written by J. Stewart Burns]]
[[Category:Episodes directed by Matthew Faughnan]]

Breaking the fourth wall

2026-08-27T04:13:08Z

SimpsonsFan2019: /* Season 37 */

{{Icons|RW}}
This is a list of when '''the {{W|fourth wall}}''' is broken in the show. Breaking the fourth wall in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' occurs when the characters acknowledge that they are fictional or acknowledge the audience or sometimes the cast and crew. It can also occur when the cast and crew acknowledge the media and try to affect it.

== Breaking the Fourth Wall ==
=== [[Season 1]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bart the General 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart the General]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] sits on a table in a library and talks directly to the camera about the seriousness of war.}}
{{TB|5}}
}}

=== [[Season 2]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|At the beginning of the episode [[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them.}}
{{TB|16}}
}}

=== [[Season 3]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror II 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror II]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them, and remembering that if they didn't pay attention to her [[Treehouse of Horror|last time]], this time they probably wouldn't either.}}
{{TB|42}}
}}

=== [[Season 4]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS4E04.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode (later reused for "[[Duffless]]" with added sound effects), Homer, Marge and Bart run off the edge of the film into empty space, then quickly run back.}}
{{TB|63}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror III 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror III]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] appears at the beginning of the episode warning the audience about the episode, and daring them not to watch it, calling them cowards.}}
{{TB|64}}
}}

=== [[Season 5]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror IV 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]"|2}}
{{TB|During the episode [[Bart]] appears speaking to the audience presenting the stories.}}
{{TRs|86|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|The "Bart Simpson's Dracula" segment ends with the cast wishing the viewers a happy Halloween in a parody of ''[[Peanuts|A Charlie Brown Christmas]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS5E19-01.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode, Homer notices the Fox screen bug, peels it off the screen and stomps on it. The rest of the family then join him in stomping on it before returning to the couch.}}
{{TB|100}}
{{TBT|[[File:1F21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"}}
{{TB|The Simpsons are singing the "Armour Hot Dogs" theme song and Homer shows a sign to the camera which reads "PLEASE BUY ARMOUR BRAND HOT DOGS".}}
{{TB|102}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror V 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror V]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience about the episode's content at the beginning of the episode.}}
{{TRs|109|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Following Marge's presentation, [[Bart]] addresses the audience via audio introducing the episode.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Star Is Burns]]"}}
{{TB|[[Jay Sherman]] invites the [[Simpson family]] to visit his show, referring to ''[[The Critic]]''. However, Bart shoots the idea down.}}
{{TB|121}}
}}

=== [[Season 7]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"}}
{{TB|Roger Meyers Jr. says Chief Wiggum is a rip-off of Edward G. Robinson.}}
{{TB|146}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|Professor Frink begs the viewers to listen to his story and attempts to sing the [[The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink Theme Song|theme song]] he wrote, but is cut off by the end credits.}}
{{TB|149}}
}}

=== [[Season 8]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Leonard Nimoy in The Springfield Files.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Springfield Files]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Leonard Nimoy}} appears telling the story of the episode to the audience, being replaced by the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] at the end of the episode.}}
{{TB|163}}
}}

=== [[Season 9]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror VIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror VIII]]"}}
{{TB|The Fox censor presents the episode to the audience, commenting that it will be suitable for everyone.}}
{{TB|182}}
{{TBT|[[File:Joe Namath - Bart Star.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Bart Star]]"|2}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Joe Namath}} talks to the viewers about vaporlock.}}
{{TRs|184|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Homer speaks during the end credits, cutting off the people in them as he does as a coach.}}
{{TBT|[[File:All Right, Marge.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[All Singing, All Dancing]]"|2}}
{{TB|Towards the end, the Simpsons sing that "it really does blow when a long-running series does a cheesy clip show". Above them is a banner reading "The Simpsons Clip Show #4" and the episode's production code (5F24).}}
{{TRs|189|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|During the credits, Snake complains about the music and shoots every time it starts back up. When the [[Gracie Films]] logo appears, he shoots again and says, "You too, Gracie music dude!"}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard200.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trash of the Titans]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not mess with the opening credits", which crosses over into the couch gag as the rest of the family comes into the classroom to find Bart writing it on the chalkboard.}}
{{TB|200}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:AABF08 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|John Madden}} and {{Ch|Pat Summerall}} have a "post-episode analysis", where they come to a conclusion that the episode cheated "the loyal fans who put up with so much nonsense from this franchise".}}
{{TB|215}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]"}}
{{TB|In the end credits, Homer speaks directly to the audience about the channels they should watch.}}
{{TB|218}}
}}

=== [[Season 11]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:AABF22 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Brother's Little Helper]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with Bart singing while he looks at the audience.}}
{{TB|228}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E03.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]"|2}}
{{TB|In the couch gag (later reused for "[[Pygmoelian]]"), Marge notices Matt Groening's signature in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen and wipes it off. Shortly afterwards, Groening runs onto the set and re-signs his name.}}
{{TRs|229|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|Homer informs the viewers that the show will be back after the commercial break.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Mansion Family]]"}}
{{TB|Homer cries during the end credits, talking about the people in them being richer than him.}}
{{TB|238}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Saddlesore Galactica]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] wears a shirt that proclaims the ongoing episode to be the "worst ever".}}
{{TB|239}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Missionary: Impossible]]"|2}}
{{TRs|A [[Fox]] pledge-a-thon presented by {{Ch|Betty White}} interrupts the ending of the episode.

After {{Ch|Rupert Murdoch}} receives a phone call of Bart who pledges the needed money, and Murdoch tells him that he's saved the network, Bart comments that it "wouldn't be the first time", while looking at the camera.|2}}
{{TRs|241|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Pygmoelian]]"}}
{{TB|[[Carl]] tells the viewers "You see, that's why I don't talk much", after starting a dialogue which ends in tears.}}
{{TB|242}}
}}

=== [[Season 12]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Kang and Kodos appear in their spaceship complaining that they have been left out of the Simpsons Halloween special.}}
{{TB|249}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF06 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Lisa with a camel's head speaks to the audience saying "Merry Christmas from the Simpsons!".}}
{{TB|256}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[New Kids on the Blecch]]"}}
{{TB|[['N Sync]] talks to the camera about the navy.}}
{{TB|262}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bye, Bye, Nerdie fourth wall break.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bye, Bye, Nerdie]]"}}
{{TB|[[Francine]] smells the [[Poindextrose]] on the viewer and lunges at them.}}
{{TB|264}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trilogy of Error]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Teeny]] murmurs in monkey language "this plot made no sense" to the camera.}}
{{TB|266}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of "Wiz Kids", the leprechaun looks at the camera laughing evilly.}}
{{TB|270}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|Marge tells [[Gabriel]] "At 18:00, we go live!", in reference to the time at which the episodes premiered during that part of the Season.}}
{{TB|276}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard288.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Sweetest Apu]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will never lie about being cancelled again."}}
{{TB|288}}
}}

=== [[Season 14]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:EABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"}}
{{TB|A promo for [[Joe Millionaire]] appears on the screen, which Homer picks up and eats, then spits it out.}}
{{TB|305}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"}}
{{TB|[["Weird Al" Yankovic]] sings a reprise of "[[Homer & Marge]]" over the credits, which includes the following lyrics: "Oh yeah, the credits go on/Long after the viewer's interest is gone/Oh yeah, Weird Al had fun on this show/Even if it was just a brief cameo."}}
{{TB|308}}
{{TBT|[[File:EABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]"}}
{{TB|Homer remarks to the camera about how the plan to get [[Santa's Little Helper]] back is working.}}
{{TB|310}}
}}

=== [[Season 15]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Lisa with the Simpsons guide.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Today I Am a Clown]]"}}
{{TB|Lisa reads ''[[The Simpsons: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family]]'', specifically the section about "[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]", where she discovers that the Simpsons got Santa's Little Helper neutered.}}
{{TB|319}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Way We Weren't]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge accidentally [[Bart's prank calls|prank calls]] Moe with the name 'Elvis Jagger Abdul-Jabbar' to ask for Homer, Moe states it is the beginning of the prank calls he has received.}}
{{TB|333}}
}}

=== [[Season 17]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVI 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVI]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with [[Moe]] saying goodbye to the audience, being accompanied by [[Lenny]] and {{Ch|Dennis Rodman}}, while the rest of the characters also look at the camera.}}
{{TB|360}}
}}

=== [[Season 18]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVII]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Burns]] is responsible for introducing the episode to the audience.}}
{{TB|382}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"|2}}
{{TRs|Homer tries to tell Lisa something that Kent Brockman told him about the Fox Network, but while doing so, a voiceover interrupts him, causing him to try to say it directly to the audience, but is interrupted by the 20th Century Fox Television logo.

Immediately, he appears again on a white background trying again to speak to the audience, this time being interrupted by the Gracie Films logo.|2}}
{{TRs|400|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
}}

=== ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' ===
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{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|While the characters are in the cinema at the beginning of the movie, Homer says "If you ask me, everybody in this theater is a giant sucker. Specially you.", pointing to the audience behind the screen while he finishes his comment.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie chalkboard gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|In the [[chalkboard gag]] of the opening sequence, Bart writes "I will not illegally download this movie".}}
}}

=== [[Season 19]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Fox Shows.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVIII]]"|2}}
{{TB|Marge introduces the special to the viewers, but is distracted by the logos for other shows appearing onscreen.}}
{{TRs|405|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]] says goodbye to the audience at the end of the episode.}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:LostVerizon Commercial.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lost Verizon]]"}}
{{TB|When Bart first takes hold of {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s phone after he throws it away, he explains that you can watch commercials on it. He then holds the phone up to the camera as it cuts to the commercial break.}}
{{TB|422}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIX 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIX]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] ends the episode by addressing the audience.}}
{{TB|424}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"}}
{{TB|While solving crossword puzzles, Lisa thinks of [[Bay Area Rapid Transit|B.A.R.T.]] and describes it as a San Francisco people mover, Bart then looks at the camera and says "Speaking of San Francisco people movers", the scene then cuts to Homer in a gay bar with [[Julio]].}}
{{TB|426}}
{{TBT|[[File:LABF08 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Father Knows Worst]]"}}
{{TB|Homer tells the viewers he's a "great dad to both his kids".}}
{{TB|438}}
}}

===[[Season 21]]===
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{{TBT|[[File:Number XX.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XX]]"}}
{{TB|The "There's No Business Like Moe Business" segment ends with the cast singing [[Number XX|a short closing number]] to the tune of the [[Theme Song]], telling the viewers that they hope they enjoyed this year's Halloween show.}}
{{TB|445}}
{{TBT|[[File:Once Upon a Time in Springfield Chalkboard Gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Once Upon a Time in Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "The world may end in 2012 but this show won't."}}
{{TB|451}}
}}

=== [[Season 22]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Professor Frink]] introduces the episode to the audience.}}
{{TRs|468|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|At the end of "Master and Cadaver" [[Maggie]] looks at the audience in the style of Alex DeLarge from ''A Clockwork Orange''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:NABF15 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Ned-liest Catch]]"}}
{{TB|In the cliffhanger ending, Homer and Marge remind the viewer to join TheSimpsons.com and vote on whether [[Ned]] and [[Edna|Edna Krabappel]] should stay together. ''Note:This scene was extended into the credits in later airings.''}}
{{TB|486}}
}}

=== [[Season 23]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Comic Book Guy Room.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]"|2}}
{{TB|Comic Book Guy tells the viewers that the result of [[Nedna]] will be revealed in the episode.}}
{{TRs|487|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:TFATD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|When [[Ned]] and Edna are in bed together, Edna winks at the camera.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXII 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXII]]"}}
{{TB|The characters who have participated in the episode meet to say goodbye to the audience.}}
{{TB|489}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moe Goes from Rags to Riches promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moe Goes from Rags to Riches]]"}}
{{TB|Moe's bar rag tells the viewers his life story throughout the whole episode}}
{{TB|498}}
}}

=== [[Season 24]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Test Before Trying]]"}}
{{TB|After making wishes at the well, Marge says she hopes Bart to pass his exam, which makes Homer mention the way to get them back on topic, referring to back to the main plot of the episode.}}
{{TB|518}}
{{TBT|[[File:RABF05 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Hardly Kirk-ing]]"}}
{{TB|Homer says that Bart's comment about not wanting to look like his dad is "not a heartwarming thing to end [the episode] on".}}
{{TB|521}}
}}

=== [[Season 25]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Four Regrettings and a Funeral marquee.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]"}}
{{TB|The church marquee refers to Chip Davis as "Springfield's most beloved character that you never saw".}}
{{TB|533}}
}}

=== [[Season 26]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:TMWCTBD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]"}}
{{TB|[[Kodos]] turns to the camera and says "As if this never happened", referring to the episode being non-canon.}}
{{TB|562}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:TMC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Marge-ian Chronicles]]"}}
{{TB|After giving Marge the reason to open a G-rated comedy club, with the goal that she abandon the idea, Homer raises his thumb while looking at the camera.}}
{{TB|590}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:TCC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Caper Chase]]"}}
{{TB|[[Robert McKee]] breaks the fourth wall by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones.}}
{{TB|615}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Gracie Films.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Moho House]]"|2}}
{{TB|A hand drawn [[Gracie Films gags|Gracie Films gag]] is seen in Homer's flip-book.}}
{{TRs|617|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|In "[[Stogie's Song]]", Stogie sang the line "that's the ending of the show, except for the tag."}}
}}

=== [[Season 29]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Singin' in the Lane]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lenny]] says "This episode has a lot of music."}}
{{TB|625}}
{{TBT|[[File:XABF07 Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[No Good Read Goes Unpunished]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge changes the offensive content of the book "''[[The Princess in the Garden]]''", Lisa comments: "It's hard to say. Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect. What can you do?". While looking at the camera, at the same time that screen pans to a framed picture of [[Apu]], with the caption "Don't Have a Cow, Man.". After that, Marge comments: "Some things will be dealt with at a later date.", also looking at the camera. This scene is the show's answer to Apu's [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon#The Problem with Apu|racial stereotyping criticism]].}}
{{TB|633}}
}}

=== [[Season 31]] ===
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{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part One Animation Budget Exceeded.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"|3}}
{{TB|When Lisa and Bode are meditating, a notice saying "Animation Budget Exceeded" appears.}}
{{TRs|681|3}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Milhouse]] says that he hopes Part Two is about his rescue.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|A "Next Week" segment appears at the end of the episode.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part Two Previously on The Simpsons.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Kent Brockman]] talks directly to the viewers in a recap of [[Warrin' Priests: Part One|part one]].}}
{{TRs|682|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Bode Wright]] prays with the Simpsons and asks God to please not let ''The Simpsons'' ever end.}}
}}
=== [[Season 32]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Now Museum, Now You Don't fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Now Museum, Now You Don't]]"}}
{{TB|After telling his story, Moe asks to end the credits.}}
{{TB|687}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The 7 Beer Itch]]"}}
{{TB|While making a phone call, Homer messes with the split-screen.}}
{{TB|689}}
}}

=== [[Season 34]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:OABF13 chalkboard gag.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not try to cram 750 characters into the opening credits."}}
{{TB|750}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Mirror 4th wall break.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Mirror]]"}}
{{TB|At the begging of the episode, [[Bart]] speaks to the audience while he's falling down.}}
{{TB|809}}
}}

=== Music videos ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Do the Bartman - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Do the Bartman]]"}}
{{TB|Bart tells the viewers about his story of how he invented the Bartman dance moves.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
{{TBT|[[File:Deep Deep Trouble - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Deep, Deep Trouble]]"}}
{{TB|Bart talks to viewers the whole short on how he got in prison.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
}}

=== [[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]] ===
''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]'' frequently breaks the fourth wall, with the characters referring to being in a game.

== Leaning on the Fourth Wall ==
Leaning on the fourth wall is where something almost breaks the fourth wall, only for it to be an in-media effect, such as the camera panning to reveal that the character was talking to another character rather than the audience.

=== [[Season 4]] ===
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{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep#}}
{{TBT|[[File:Duffless - Leaning 4th Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Duffless]]"}}
{{TB|When Homer turns down a glass of beer and runs off, [[Moe]] says that he will be back and so will several other barflies which whom he points to and he seems to point to the viewer, who is actually [[Barney]].}}
{{TB|75}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Richard fourthwall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart of Darkness]]"}}
{{TB|[[Richard]] briefly appears to be throwing a beach ball at the camera, only for it to then show someone else catching it.}}
{{TB|104}}
{{TBT|[[File:2F16 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Dr. Hibbert]], with his trademark chuckle says "Well I couldn't possibly solve this mystery. Can YOU?" pointing at the screen, at what is thought to be the viewer. The camera zooms out to show that he is pointing to [[Chief Wiggum]], who says he will give it a shot, since it is his job.}}
{{TB|128}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF15 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mom and Pop Art]]"}}
{{TB|After insulting {{Ch|Matt Groening}} by saying "What's he doing in a museum? He can barely draw!", Homer is attacked by the eraser of a giant pencil, as if Matt Groening is trying to erase Homer. It is then revealed that two museum employees are carrying the giant pencil, which is actually a work of art by [[Claes Oldenburg]], and trying to put it on its display stand.}}
{{TB|222}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|While the Simpsons happily return home, Lisa comments "Could this be the end of our series...". After the others look at her, she ends the sentence saying "...of events?".}}
{{TB|276}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:GoneMaggieGone Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Gone Maggie Gone]]"}}
{{TB|After a return to commercial when Lisa is trying to figure out Springfield's biggest ring, she looks at the camera asking "Well? Did you get it?" The scene then changes to show that she was asking Milhouse, who says that he doesn't know.}}
{{TB|433}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:HalloweenOfHorror - Kirk.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Halloween of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|During the "[[NC-17 Halloween]]" musical number, several characters appear to be singing to the audience when they're really addressing Marge and Bart.}}
{{TB|578}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Fourth Wall Lean.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moho House]]"}}
{{TB|Moe said "Me thinks I see my opportunity" to the camera, only to reveal he was talking to [[Sideshow Mel]], who he said he considered his friend.}}
{{TB|617}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXVI]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mayor Quimby]] is flung from a Ferris wheel towards the screen and is later snatched by the [[Fatberg]].}}
{{TB|793}}
}}

{{Simpsons}}

[[Category:Lists]]

Yellow Mirror

2026-08-26T17:29:17Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

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{{Episode
|name= Yellow Mirror
|image= Yellow Mirror poster 1.png
|caption=
|number=
|season= D+
|snumber=
|prodcode= [[Production season 36ABF|36ABF22]]<ref name="YellowMirror"/>
|airdate= August 26, [[2026]]{{D+}}<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps">[https://deadline.com/2026/05/the-simpsons-disney-plus-exclusive-episodes-premiere-dates-1236928761/ Deadline - "'The Simpsons' Gets 3 New Disney+ Exclusive Episodes, Including 'Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition' & 'Black Mirror' Spoof; Premiere Dates Set"]</ref>
|titlescreen=
|blackboard=
|couchgag=
|guests= [[Patti Harrison]] [[Demi Moore]]<ref name="Omynepodcast"/>
|showrunner= Matt Selman
|corunner = Carolyn Omine
|srref=
|writer= [[Carolyn Omine]] [[Kai Omine]]<ref name="YellowMirror"/>
|director= [[Matthew Faughnan]]<ref>[https://bsky.app/profile/carolynomine.bsky.social/post/3lrlob6xbvk2f Carolyn Omine's Bluesky - "Yellow Mirror Director"]</ref>
}}

'''"Yellow Mirror"''' is an {{D+ Exclusive}} of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It was released on [[Disney+]] on August 26, [[2026]].<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps"/> The episode was written by [[Carolyn Omine|Carolyn]] and [[Kai Omine]] and directed by [[Matthew Faughnan]]. It guest stars [[Patti Harrison]] and [[Demi Moore]].<ref name="YellowMirror">[https://bsky.app/profile/carolynomine.bsky.social/post/3lihsbpyv222s Carolyn Omine's Bluesky - "Yellow Mirror"]</ref>

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|A defective lamp reveals a heartbreaking truth about what [[Homer]] believes is reality, and an AI-powered tablet befriends and controls [[Maggie]]. [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] struggle to find the light through two dark tales of the curious and bizarre.<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps"/>}}

== Pre-release information ==
[[Harlan Dondelinger]], and young [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] will appear in the episode.<ref name="YellowMirror"/>

It will have elements from Black Mirror, it'll be weird, with horror elements, with a trippy and unsettling vibe, something original.

It'll consist of two segments, with lots of music.<ref name="Omynepodcast">[https://writershangout.buzzsprout.com/1888706/episodes/17801515-carolyn-and-kai-omine-talk-writing-the-simpsons-spill-exclusives The Writers Hangout - "Carolyn And Kai Omine Talk Writing The Simpsons + Spill Exclusives"]</ref>

It'll have flashbacks material connected to the first flashback episode "[[The Way We Was]]".<ref name="ExtremeDetails">[https://www.fourfingerdiscount.com.au/episodes/simpsons-disney-special-extreme-makeover-homer-edition Four Finger Discount - "The Simpsons to drop Disney Plus special on World Simpsons Day"]</ref>

It'll be the first duology. "Two Black Mirror-y, future anxiety, techno halves. And no other stuff. Little intro, but no wraparound. They're both great, but there's one that is so effed up and sad. This is all Carolyn unleashed. If you wanted Carolyn unleashed, this is it. This first one is...when she pitched it to me, I was like, 'That is so sad. I love it. Oh, it's so sad. Oh my God, is it sad. Oh, it's heartbreaking, sad.' But not in a 'bad things happen' way, just in an emotional truth."<ref>[https://www.givememyremote.com/remote/2026/03/30/the-simpsons-schedule-explained-matt-selman-interview/ Give Me My Remote - "THE SIMPSONS: Matt Selman Reflects on the New Shorter Seasons and Teases the Upcoming Disney+ Exclusive Episodes"]</ref>

== Production ==
<gallery>
File:36ABF22 script.jpg
</gallery>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Disney+ Exclusive Episodes}}
{{Production Season 36ABF}}

Yellow Mirror

2026-08-26T17:28:40Z

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{{EpisodePrevNext|Simpsley|The Children's Book Job}}
{{Noncanon episode}}
{{Episode
|name= Yellow Mirror
|image= Yellow Mirror poster 1.png
|caption=
|number=
|season= D+
|snumber=
|prodcode= [[Production season 36ABF|36ABF22]]<ref name="YellowMirror"/>
|airdate= August 26, [[2026]]{{D+}}<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps">[https://deadline.com/2026/05/the-simpsons-disney-plus-exclusive-episodes-premiere-dates-1236928761/ Deadline - "'The Simpsons' Gets 3 New Disney+ Exclusive Episodes, Including 'Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition' & 'Black Mirror' Spoof; Premiere Dates Set"]</ref>
|titlescreen=
|blackboard=
|couchgag=
|guests= [[Patti Harrison]] [[Demi Moore]]<ref name="Omynepodcast"/>
|showrunner= Matt Selman
|corunner = Carolyn Omine
|srref=
|writer= [[Carolyn Omine]] [[Kai Omine]]<ref name="YellowMirror"/>
|director= [[Matthew Faughnan]]<ref>[https://bsky.app/profile/carolynomine.bsky.social/post/3lrlob6xbvk2f Carolyn Omine's Bluesky - "Yellow Mirror Director"]</ref>
}}

'''"Yellow Mirror"''' is an {{D+ Exclusive}} of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It was released on [[Disney+]] on August 26, [[2026]].<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps"/> The episode was written by [[Carolyn Omine|Carolyn]] and [[Kai Omine]] and directed by [[Matthew Faughnan]]. It guest stars [[Patti Harrison]] and [[Demi Moore]].<ref name="YellowMirror">[https://bsky.app/profile/carolynomine.bsky.social/post/3lihsbpyv222s Carolyn Omine's Bluesky - "Yellow Mirror"]</ref>

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|A defective lamp reveals a heartbreaking truth about what [[Homer]] believes is reality, and an AI-powered tablet befriends and controls [[Maggie]]. [[Simpson family|The Simpsons]] struggle to find the light through two dark tales of the curious and bizarre.<ref name="DeadlineDisneyPlusEps"/>}}

== Pre-release information ==
[[Harlan Dondelinger]], and young [[Carl]] and [[Lenny]] will appear in the episode.<ref name="YellowMirror"/>

It will have elements from Black Mirror, it'll be weird, with horror elements, with a trippy and unsettling vibe, something original.

It'll consist of two segments, with lots of music.<ref name="Omynepodcast">[https://writershangout.buzzsprout.com/1888706/episodes/17801515-carolyn-and-kai-omine-talk-writing-the-simpsons-spill-exclusives The Writers Hangout - "Carolyn And Kai Omine Talk Writing The Simpsons + Spill Exclusives"]</ref>

It'll have flashbacks material connected to the first flashback episode "[[The Way We Was]]".<ref name="ExtremeDetails">[https://www.fourfingerdiscount.com.au/episodes/simpsons-disney-special-extreme-makeover-homer-edition Four Finger Discount - "The Simpsons to drop Disney Plus special on World Simpsons Day"]</ref>

It'll be the first duology. "Two Black Mirror-y, future anxiety, techno halves. And no other stuff. Little intro, but no wraparound. They're both great, but there's one that is so effed up and sad. This is all Carolyn unleashed. If you wanted Carolyn unleashed, this is it. This first one is...when she pitched it to me, I was like, 'That is so sad. I love it. Oh, it's so sad. Oh my God, is it sad. Oh, it's heartbreaking, sad.' But not in a 'bad things happen' way, just in an emotional truth."<ref>[https://www.givememyremote.com/remote/2026/03/30/the-simpsons-schedule-explained-matt-selman-interview/ Give Me My Remote - "THE SIMPSONS: Matt Selman Reflects on the New Shorter Seasons and Teases the Upcoming Disney+ Exclusive Episodes"]</ref>

== Production ==
<gallery>
File:36ABF22 script.jpg
</gallery>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Disney+ Exclusive Episodes}}
{{Production Season 36ABF}}

Breaking the fourth wall

2026-08-26T17:15:51Z

SimpsonsFan2019: /* Season 37 */

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This is a list of when '''the {{W|fourth wall}}''' is broken in the show. Breaking the fourth wall in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' occurs when the characters acknowledge that they are fictional or acknowledge the audience or sometimes the cast and crew. It can also occur when the cast and crew acknowledge the media and try to affect it.

== Breaking the Fourth Wall ==
=== [[Season 1]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bart the General 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart the General]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] sits on a table in a library and talks directly to the camera about the seriousness of war.}}
{{TB|5}}
}}

=== [[Season 2]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|At the beginning of the episode [[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them.}}
{{TB|16}}
}}

=== [[Season 3]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror II 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror II]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them, and remembering that if they didn't pay attention to her [[Treehouse of Horror|last time]], this time they probably wouldn't either.}}
{{TB|42}}
}}

=== [[Season 4]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS4E04.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode (later reused for "[[Duffless]]" with added sound effects), Homer, Marge and Bart run off the edge of the film into empty space, then quickly run back.}}
{{TB|63}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror III 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror III]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] appears at the beginning of the episode warning the audience about the episode, and daring them not to watch it, calling them cowards.}}
{{TB|64}}
}}

=== [[Season 5]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror IV 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]"|2}}
{{TB|During the episode [[Bart]] appears speaking to the audience presenting the stories.}}
{{TRs|86|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|The "Bart Simpson's Dracula" segment ends with the cast wishing the viewers a happy Halloween in a parody of ''[[Peanuts|A Charlie Brown Christmas]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS5E19-01.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode, Homer notices the Fox screen bug, peels it off the screen and stomps on it. The rest of the family then join him in stomping on it before returning to the couch.}}
{{TB|100}}
{{TBT|[[File:1F21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"}}
{{TB|The Simpsons are singing the "Armour Hot Dogs" theme song and Homer shows a sign to the camera which reads "PLEASE BUY ARMOUR BRAND HOT DOGS".}}
{{TB|102}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror V 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror V]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience about the episode's content at the beginning of the episode.}}
{{TRs|109|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Following Marge's presentation, [[Bart]] addresses the audience via audio introducing the episode.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Star Is Burns]]"}}
{{TB|[[Jay Sherman]] invites the [[Simpson family]] to visit his show, referring to ''[[The Critic]]''. However, Bart shoots the idea down.}}
{{TB|121}}
}}

=== [[Season 7]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"}}
{{TB|Roger Meyers Jr. says Chief Wiggum is a rip-off of Edward G. Robinson.}}
{{TB|146}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|Professor Frink begs the viewers to listen to his story and attempts to sing the [[The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink Theme Song|theme song]] he wrote, but is cut off by the end credits.}}
{{TB|149}}
}}

=== [[Season 8]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Leonard Nimoy in The Springfield Files.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Springfield Files]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Leonard Nimoy}} appears telling the story of the episode to the audience, being replaced by the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] at the end of the episode.}}
{{TB|163}}
}}

=== [[Season 9]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror VIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror VIII]]"}}
{{TB|The Fox censor presents the episode to the audience, commenting that it will be suitable for everyone.}}
{{TB|182}}
{{TBT|[[File:Joe Namath - Bart Star.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Bart Star]]"|2}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Joe Namath}} talks to the viewers about vaporlock.}}
{{TRs|184|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Homer speaks during the end credits, cutting off the people in them as he does as a coach.}}
{{TBT|[[File:All Right, Marge.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[All Singing, All Dancing]]"|2}}
{{TB|Towards the end, the Simpsons sing that "it really does blow when a long-running series does a cheesy clip show". Above them is a banner reading "The Simpsons Clip Show #4" and the episode's production code (5F24).}}
{{TRs|189|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|During the credits, Snake complains about the music and shoots every time it starts back up. When the [[Gracie Films]] logo appears, he shoots again and says, "You too, Gracie music dude!"}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard200.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trash of the Titans]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not mess with the opening credits", which crosses over into the couch gag as the rest of the family comes into the classroom to find Bart writing it on the chalkboard.}}
{{TB|200}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF08 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|John Madden}} and {{Ch|Pat Summerall}} have a "post-episode analysis", where they come to a conclusion that the episode cheated "the loyal fans who put up with so much nonsense from this franchise".}}
{{TB|215}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]"}}
{{TB|In the end credits, Homer speaks directly to the audience about the channels they should watch.}}
{{TB|218}}
}}

=== [[Season 11]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF22 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Brother's Little Helper]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with Bart singing while he looks at the audience.}}
{{TB|228}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E03.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]"|2}}
{{TB|In the couch gag (later reused for "[[Pygmoelian]]"), Marge notices Matt Groening's signature in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen and wipes it off. Shortly afterwards, Groening runs onto the set and re-signs his name.}}
{{TRs|229|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|Homer informs the viewers that the show will be back after the commercial break.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Mansion Family]]"}}
{{TB|Homer cries during the end credits, talking about the people in them being richer than him.}}
{{TB|238}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Saddlesore Galactica]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] wears a shirt that proclaims the ongoing episode to be the "worst ever".}}
{{TB|239}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Missionary: Impossible]]"|2}}
{{TRs|A [[Fox]] pledge-a-thon presented by {{Ch|Betty White}} interrupts the ending of the episode.

After {{Ch|Rupert Murdoch}} receives a phone call of Bart who pledges the needed money, and Murdoch tells him that he's saved the network, Bart comments that it "wouldn't be the first time", while looking at the camera.|2}}
{{TRs|241|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Pygmoelian]]"}}
{{TB|[[Carl]] tells the viewers "You see, that's why I don't talk much", after starting a dialogue which ends in tears.}}
{{TB|242}}
}}

=== [[Season 12]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Kang and Kodos appear in their spaceship complaining that they have been left out of the Simpsons Halloween special.}}
{{TB|249}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF06 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Lisa with a camel's head speaks to the audience saying "Merry Christmas from the Simpsons!".}}
{{TB|256}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[New Kids on the Blecch]]"}}
{{TB|[['N Sync]] talks to the camera about the navy.}}
{{TB|262}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bye, Bye, Nerdie fourth wall break.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bye, Bye, Nerdie]]"}}
{{TB|[[Francine]] smells the [[Poindextrose]] on the viewer and lunges at them.}}
{{TB|264}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trilogy of Error]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Teeny]] murmurs in monkey language "this plot made no sense" to the camera.}}
{{TB|266}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of "Wiz Kids", the leprechaun looks at the camera laughing evilly.}}
{{TB|270}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|Marge tells [[Gabriel]] "At 18:00, we go live!", in reference to the time at which the episodes premiered during that part of the Season.}}
{{TB|276}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard288.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Sweetest Apu]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will never lie about being cancelled again."}}
{{TB|288}}
}}

=== [[Season 14]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:EABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"}}
{{TB|A promo for [[Joe Millionaire]] appears on the screen, which Homer picks up and eats, then spits it out.}}
{{TB|305}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"}}
{{TB|[["Weird Al" Yankovic]] sings a reprise of "[[Homer & Marge]]" over the credits, which includes the following lyrics: "Oh yeah, the credits go on/Long after the viewer's interest is gone/Oh yeah, Weird Al had fun on this show/Even if it was just a brief cameo."}}
{{TB|308}}
{{TBT|[[File:EABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]"}}
{{TB|Homer remarks to the camera about how the plan to get [[Santa's Little Helper]] back is working.}}
{{TB|310}}
}}

=== [[Season 15]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Lisa with the Simpsons guide.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Today I Am a Clown]]"}}
{{TB|Lisa reads ''[[The Simpsons: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family]]'', specifically the section about "[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]", where she discovers that the Simpsons got Santa's Little Helper neutered.}}
{{TB|319}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Way We Weren't]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge accidentally [[Bart's prank calls|prank calls]] Moe with the name 'Elvis Jagger Abdul-Jabbar' to ask for Homer, Moe states it is the beginning of the prank calls he has received.}}
{{TB|333}}
}}

=== [[Season 17]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVI 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVI]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with [[Moe]] saying goodbye to the audience, being accompanied by [[Lenny]] and {{Ch|Dennis Rodman}}, while the rest of the characters also look at the camera.}}
{{TB|360}}
}}

=== [[Season 18]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVII]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Burns]] is responsible for introducing the episode to the audience.}}
{{TB|382}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"|2}}
{{TRs|Homer tries to tell Lisa something that Kent Brockman told him about the Fox Network, but while doing so, a voiceover interrupts him, causing him to try to say it directly to the audience, but is interrupted by the 20th Century Fox Television logo.

Immediately, he appears again on a white background trying again to speak to the audience, this time being interrupted by the Gracie Films logo.|2}}
{{TRs|400|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
}}

=== ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|While the characters are in the cinema at the beginning of the movie, Homer says "If you ask me, everybody in this theater is a giant sucker. Specially you.", pointing to the audience behind the screen while he finishes his comment.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie chalkboard gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|In the [[chalkboard gag]] of the opening sequence, Bart writes "I will not illegally download this movie".}}
}}

=== [[Season 19]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Fox Shows.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVIII]]"|2}}
{{TB|Marge introduces the special to the viewers, but is distracted by the logos for other shows appearing onscreen.}}
{{TRs|405|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]] says goodbye to the audience at the end of the episode.}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=250px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:LostVerizon Commercial.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lost Verizon]]"}}
{{TB|When Bart first takes hold of {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s phone after he throws it away, he explains that you can watch commercials on it. He then holds the phone up to the camera as it cuts to the commercial break.}}
{{TB|422}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIX 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIX]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] ends the episode by addressing the audience.}}
{{TB|424}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"}}
{{TB|While solving crossword puzzles, Lisa thinks of [[Bay Area Rapid Transit|B.A.R.T.]] and describes it as a San Francisco people mover, Bart then looks at the camera and says "Speaking of San Francisco people movers", the scene then cuts to Homer in a gay bar with [[Julio]].}}
{{TB|426}}
{{TBT|[[File:LABF08 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Father Knows Worst]]"}}
{{TB|Homer tells the viewers he's a "great dad to both his kids".}}
{{TB|438}}
}}

===[[Season 21]]===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=250px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Number XX.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XX]]"}}
{{TB|The "There's No Business Like Moe Business" segment ends with the cast singing [[Number XX|a short closing number]] to the tune of the [[Theme Song]], telling the viewers that they hope they enjoyed this year's Halloween show.}}
{{TB|445}}
{{TBT|[[File:Once Upon a Time in Springfield Chalkboard Gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Once Upon a Time in Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "The world may end in 2012 but this show won't."}}
{{TB|451}}
}}

=== [[Season 22]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Professor Frink]] introduces the episode to the audience.}}
{{TRs|468|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|At the end of "Master and Cadaver" [[Maggie]] looks at the audience in the style of Alex DeLarge from ''A Clockwork Orange''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:NABF15 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Ned-liest Catch]]"}}
{{TB|In the cliffhanger ending, Homer and Marge remind the viewer to join TheSimpsons.com and vote on whether [[Ned]] and [[Edna|Edna Krabappel]] should stay together. ''Note:This scene was extended into the credits in later airings.''}}
{{TB|486}}
}}

=== [[Season 23]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=250px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Comic Book Guy Room.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]"|2}}
{{TB|Comic Book Guy tells the viewers that the result of [[Nedna]] will be revealed in the episode.}}
{{TRs|487|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:TFATD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|When [[Ned]] and Edna are in bed together, Edna winks at the camera.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXII 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXII]]"}}
{{TB|The characters who have participated in the episode meet to say goodbye to the audience.}}
{{TB|489}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moe Goes from Rags to Riches promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moe Goes from Rags to Riches]]"}}
{{TB|Moe's bar rag tells the viewers his life story throughout the whole episode}}
{{TB|498}}
}}

=== [[Season 24]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Test Before Trying]]"}}
{{TB|After making wishes at the well, Marge says she hopes Bart to pass his exam, which makes Homer mention the way to get them back on topic, referring to back to the main plot of the episode.}}
{{TB|518}}
{{TBT|[[File:RABF05 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Hardly Kirk-ing]]"}}
{{TB|Homer says that Bart's comment about not wanting to look like his dad is "not a heartwarming thing to end [the episode] on".}}
{{TB|521}}
}}

=== [[Season 25]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Four Regrettings and a Funeral marquee.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]"}}
{{TB|The church marquee refers to Chip Davis as "Springfield's most beloved character that you never saw".}}
{{TB|533}}
}}

=== [[Season 26]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:TMWCTBD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]"}}
{{TB|[[Kodos]] turns to the camera and says "As if this never happened", referring to the episode being non-canon.}}
{{TB|562}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:TMC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Marge-ian Chronicles]]"}}
{{TB|After giving Marge the reason to open a G-rated comedy club, with the goal that she abandon the idea, Homer raises his thumb while looking at the camera.}}
{{TB|590}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:TCC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Caper Chase]]"}}
{{TB|[[Robert McKee]] breaks the fourth wall by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones.}}
{{TB|615}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Gracie Films.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Moho House]]"|2}}
{{TB|A hand drawn [[Gracie Films gags|Gracie Films gag]] is seen in Homer's flip-book.}}
{{TRs|617|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|In "[[Stogie's Song]]", Stogie sang the line "that's the ending of the show, except for the tag."}}
}}

=== [[Season 29]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Singin' in the Lane]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lenny]] says "This episode has a lot of music."}}
{{TB|625}}
{{TBT|[[File:XABF07 Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[No Good Read Goes Unpunished]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge changes the offensive content of the book "''[[The Princess in the Garden]]''", Lisa comments: "It's hard to say. Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect. What can you do?". While looking at the camera, at the same time that screen pans to a framed picture of [[Apu]], with the caption "Don't Have a Cow, Man.". After that, Marge comments: "Some things will be dealt with at a later date.", also looking at the camera. This scene is the show's answer to Apu's [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon#The Problem with Apu|racial stereotyping criticism]].}}
{{TB|633}}
}}

=== [[Season 31]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=250px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part One Animation Budget Exceeded.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"|3}}
{{TB|When Lisa and Bode are meditating, a notice saying "Animation Budget Exceeded" appears.}}
{{TRs|681|3}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Milhouse]] says that he hopes Part Two is about his rescue.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|A "Next Week" segment appears at the end of the episode.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part Two Previously on The Simpsons.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Kent Brockman]] talks directly to the viewers in a recap of [[Warrin' Priests: Part One|part one]].}}
{{TRs|682|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Bode Wright]] prays with the Simpsons and asks God to please not let ''The Simpsons'' ever end.}}
}}
=== [[Season 32]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=250px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Now Museum, Now You Don't fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Now Museum, Now You Don't]]"}}
{{TB|After telling his story, Moe asks to end the credits.}}
{{TB|687}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The 7 Beer Itch]]"}}
{{TB|While making a phone call, Homer messes with the split-screen.}}
{{TB|689}}
}}

=== [[Season 34]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:OABF13 chalkboard gag.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not try to cram 750 characters into the opening credits."}}
{{TB|750}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Mirror 4th wall break.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Mirror]]"}}
{{TB|During the episode [[Bart]] appears speaking to the audience presenting the stories of this episode.}}
{{TB|809}}
}}

=== Music videos ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Do the Bartman - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Do the Bartman]]"}}
{{TB|Bart tells the viewers about his story of how he invented the Bartman dance moves.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
{{TBT|[[File:Deep Deep Trouble - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Deep, Deep Trouble]]"}}
{{TB|Bart talks to viewers the whole short on how he got in prison.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
}}

=== [[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]] ===
''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]'' frequently breaks the fourth wall, with the characters referring to being in a game.

== Leaning on the Fourth Wall ==
Leaning on the fourth wall is where something almost breaks the fourth wall, only for it to be an in-media effect, such as the camera panning to reveal that the character was talking to another character rather than the audience.

=== [[Season 4]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep#}}
{{TBT|[[File:Duffless - Leaning 4th Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Duffless]]"}}
{{TB|When Homer turns down a glass of beer and runs off, [[Moe]] says that he will be back and so will several other barflies which whom he points to and he seems to point to the viewer, who is actually [[Barney]].}}
{{TB|75}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Richard fourthwall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart of Darkness]]"}}
{{TB|[[Richard]] briefly appears to be throwing a beach ball at the camera, only for it to then show someone else catching it.}}
{{TB|104}}
{{TBT|[[File:2F16 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Dr. Hibbert]], with his trademark chuckle says "Well I couldn't possibly solve this mystery. Can YOU?" pointing at the screen, at what is thought to be the viewer. The camera zooms out to show that he is pointing to [[Chief Wiggum]], who says he will give it a shot, since it is his job.}}
{{TB|128}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF15 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mom and Pop Art]]"}}
{{TB|After insulting {{Ch|Matt Groening}} by saying "What's he doing in a museum? He can barely draw!", Homer is attacked by the eraser of a giant pencil, as if Matt Groening is trying to erase Homer. It is then revealed that two museum employees are carrying the giant pencil, which is actually a work of art by [[Claes Oldenburg]], and trying to put it on its display stand.}}
{{TB|222}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|While the Simpsons happily return home, Lisa comments "Could this be the end of our series...". After the others look at her, she ends the sentence saying "...of events?".}}
{{TB|276}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:GoneMaggieGone Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Gone Maggie Gone]]"}}
{{TB|After a return to commercial when Lisa is trying to figure out Springfield's biggest ring, she looks at the camera asking "Well? Did you get it?" The scene then changes to show that she was asking Milhouse, who says that he doesn't know.}}
{{TB|433}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:HalloweenOfHorror - Kirk.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Halloween of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|During the "[[NC-17 Halloween]]" musical number, several characters appear to be singing to the audience when they're really addressing Marge and Bart.}}
{{TB|578}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Fourth Wall Lean.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moho House]]"}}
{{TB|Moe said "Me thinks I see my opportunity" to the camera, only to reveal he was talking to [[Sideshow Mel]], who he said he considered his friend.}}
{{TB|617}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXVI]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mayor Quimby]] is flung from a Ferris wheel towards the screen and is later snatched by the [[Fatberg]].}}
{{TB|793}}
}}

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This is a list of when '''the {{W|fourth wall}}''' is broken in the show. Breaking the fourth wall in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' occurs when the characters acknowledge that they are fictional or acknowledge the audience or sometimes the cast and crew. It can also occur when the cast and crew acknowledge the media and try to affect it.

== Breaking the Fourth Wall ==
=== [[Season 1]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bart the General 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart the General]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] sits on a table in a library and talks directly to the camera about the seriousness of war.}}
{{TB|5}}
}}

=== [[Season 2]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|At the beginning of the episode [[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them.}}
{{TB|16}}
}}

=== [[Season 3]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror II 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror II]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience that the episode may scare them, and remembering that if they didn't pay attention to her [[Treehouse of Horror|last time]], this time they probably wouldn't either.}}
{{TB|42}}
}}

=== [[Season 4]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS4E04.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode (later reused for "[[Duffless]]" with added sound effects), Homer, Marge and Bart run off the edge of the film into empty space, then quickly run back.}}
{{TB|63}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror III 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror III]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] appears at the beginning of the episode warning the audience about the episode, and daring them not to watch it, calling them cowards.}}
{{TB|64}}
}}

=== [[Season 5]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror IV 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror IV]]"|2}}
{{TB|During the episode [[Bart]] appears speaking to the audience presenting the stories.}}
{{TRs|86|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|The "Bart Simpson's Dracula" segment ends with the cast wishing the viewers a happy Halloween in a parody of ''[[Peanuts|A Charlie Brown Christmas]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS5E19-01.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song]]"}}
{{TB|In the couch gag for this episode, Homer notices the Fox screen bug, peels it off the screen and stomps on it. The rest of the family then join him in stomping on it before returning to the couch.}}
{{TB|100}}
{{TBT|[[File:1F21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"}}
{{TB|The Simpsons are singing the "Armour Hot Dogs" theme song and Homer shows a sign to the camera which reads "PLEASE BUY ARMOUR BRAND HOT DOGS".}}
{{TB|102}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror V 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror V]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] appears warning the audience about the episode's content at the beginning of the episode.}}
{{TRs|109|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Following Marge's presentation, [[Bart]] addresses the audience via audio introducing the episode.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Star Is Burns]]"}}
{{TB|[[Jay Sherman]] invites the [[Simpson family]] to visit his show, referring to ''[[The Critic]]''. However, Bart shoots the idea down.}}
{{TB|121}}
}}

=== [[Season 7]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"}}
{{TB|Roger Meyers Jr. says Chief Wiggum is a rip-off of Edward G. Robinson.}}
{{TB|146}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|Professor Frink begs the viewers to listen to his story and attempts to sing the [[The Tomfoolery of Professor John Frink Theme Song|theme song]] he wrote, but is cut off by the end credits.}}
{{TB|149}}
}}

=== [[Season 8]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Leonard Nimoy in The Springfield Files.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Springfield Files]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Leonard Nimoy}} appears telling the story of the episode to the audience, being replaced by the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] at the end of the episode.}}
{{TB|163}}
}}

=== [[Season 9]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror VIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror VIII]]"}}
{{TB|The Fox censor presents the episode to the audience, commenting that it will be suitable for everyone.}}
{{TB|182}}
{{TBT|[[File:Joe Namath - Bart Star.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Bart Star]]"|2}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Joe Namath}} talks to the viewers about vaporlock.}}
{{TRs|184|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|Homer speaks during the end credits, cutting off the people in them as he does as a coach.}}
{{TBT|[[File:All Right, Marge.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[All Singing, All Dancing]]"|2}}
{{TB|Towards the end, the Simpsons sing that "it really does blow when a long-running series does a cheesy clip show". Above them is a banner reading "The Simpsons Clip Show #4" and the episode's production code (5F24).}}
{{TRs|189|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|During the credits, Snake complains about the music and shoots every time it starts back up. When the [[Gracie Films]] logo appears, he shoots again and says, "You too, Gracie music dude!"}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard200.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trash of the Titans]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not mess with the opening credits", which crosses over into the couch gag as the rest of the family comes into the classroom to find Bart writing it on the chalkboard.}}
{{TB|200}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF08 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|John Madden}} and {{Ch|Pat Summerall}} have a "post-episode analysis", where they come to a conclusion that the episode cheated "the loyal fans who put up with so much nonsense from this franchise".}}
{{TB|215}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"]]"}}
{{TB|In the end credits, Homer speaks directly to the audience about the channels they should watch.}}
{{TB|218}}
}}

=== [[Season 11]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
{{TH|Episode}}
{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF22 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Brother's Little Helper]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with Bart singing while he looks at the audience.}}
{{TB|228}}
{{TBT|[[File:CouchGagS11E03.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]"|2}}
{{TB|In the couch gag (later reused for "[[Pygmoelian]]"), Marge notices Matt Groening's signature in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen and wipes it off. Shortly afterwards, Groening runs onto the set and re-signs his name.}}
{{TRs|229|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:AABF21 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|Homer informs the viewers that the show will be back after the commercial break.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Mansion Family]]"}}
{{TB|Homer cries during the end credits, talking about the people in them being richer than him.}}
{{TB|238}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Saddlesore Galactica]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] wears a shirt that proclaims the ongoing episode to be the "worst ever".}}
{{TB|239}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Missionary: Impossible]]"|2}}
{{TRs|A [[Fox]] pledge-a-thon presented by {{Ch|Betty White}} interrupts the ending of the episode.

After {{Ch|Rupert Murdoch}} receives a phone call of Bart who pledges the needed money, and Murdoch tells him that he's saved the network, Bart comments that it "wouldn't be the first time", while looking at the camera.|2}}
{{TRs|241|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF11 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
{{TBT|[[File:BABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Pygmoelian]]"}}
{{TB|[[Carl]] tells the viewers "You see, that's why I don't talk much", after starting a dialogue which ends in tears.}}
{{TB|242}}
}}

=== [[Season 12]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XI]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Kang and Kodos appear in their spaceship complaining that they have been left out of the Simpsons Halloween special.}}
{{TB|249}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF06 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of the episode, Lisa with a camel's head speaks to the audience saying "Merry Christmas from the Simpsons!".}}
{{TB|256}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF12 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[New Kids on the Blecch]]"}}
{{TB|[['N Sync]] talks to the camera about the navy.}}
{{TB|262}}
{{TBT|[[File:Bye, Bye, Nerdie fourth wall break.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bye, Bye, Nerdie]]"}}
{{TB|[[Francine]] smells the [[Poindextrose]] on the viewer and lunges at them.}}
{{TB|264}}
{{TBT|[[File:CABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Trilogy of Error]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Teeny]] murmurs in monkey language "this plot made no sense" to the camera.}}
{{TB|266}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image|width=200px}}
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{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]"}}
{{TB|At the end of "Wiz Kids", the leprechaun looks at the camera laughing evilly.}}
{{TB|270}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|Marge tells [[Gabriel]] "At 18:00, we go live!", in reference to the time at which the episodes premiered during that part of the Season.}}
{{TB|276}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chalkboard288.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Sweetest Apu]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will never lie about being cancelled again."}}
{{TB|288}}
}}

=== [[Season 14]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
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{{TBT|[[File:EABF09 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"}}
{{TB|A promo for [[Joe Millionaire]] appears on the screen, which Homer picks up and eats, then spits it out.}}
{{TB|305}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"}}
{{TB|[["Weird Al" Yankovic]] sings a reprise of "[[Homer & Marge]]" over the credits, which includes the following lyrics: "Oh yeah, the credits go on/Long after the viewer's interest is gone/Oh yeah, Weird Al had fun on this show/Even if it was just a brief cameo."}}
{{TB|308}}
{{TBT|[[File:EABF14 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]"}}
{{TB|Homer remarks to the camera about how the plan to get [[Santa's Little Helper]] back is working.}}
{{TB|310}}
}}

=== [[Season 15]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
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{{TBT|[[File:Lisa with the Simpsons guide.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Today I Am a Clown]]"}}
{{TB|Lisa reads ''[[The Simpsons: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family]]'', specifically the section about "[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]", where she discovers that the Simpsons got Santa's Little Helper neutered.}}
{{TB|319}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The Way We Weren't]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge accidentally [[Bart's prank calls|prank calls]] Moe with the name 'Elvis Jagger Abdul-Jabbar' to ask for Homer, Moe states it is the beginning of the prank calls he has received.}}
{{TB|333}}
}}

=== [[Season 17]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVI 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVI]]"}}
{{TB|The episode ends with [[Moe]] saying goodbye to the audience, being accompanied by [[Lenny]] and {{Ch|Dennis Rodman}}, while the rest of the characters also look at the camera.}}
{{TB|360}}
}}

=== [[Season 18]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVII]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mr. Burns]] is responsible for introducing the episode to the audience.}}
{{TB|382}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]"|2}}
{{TRs|Homer tries to tell Lisa something that Kent Brockman told him about the Fox Network, but while doing so, a voiceover interrupts him, causing him to try to say it directly to the audience, but is interrupted by the 20th Century Fox Television logo.

Immediately, he appears again on a white background trying again to speak to the audience, this time being interrupted by the Gracie Films logo.|2}}
{{TRs|400|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:JABF15 Fourth wall 2.png|200px]]}}
}}

=== ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' ===
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{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|While the characters are in the cinema at the beginning of the movie, Homer says "If you ask me, everybody in this theater is a giant sucker. Specially you.", pointing to the audience behind the screen while he finishes his comment.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Simpsons Movie chalkboard gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|In the [[chalkboard gag]] of the opening sequence, Bart writes "I will not illegally download this movie".}}
}}

=== [[Season 19]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Fox Shows.png|200px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XVIII]]"|2}}
{{TB|Marge introduces the special to the viewers, but is distracted by the logos for other shows appearing onscreen.}}
{{TRs|405|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XVIII 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]] says goodbye to the audience at the end of the episode.}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:LostVerizon Commercial.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Lost Verizon]]"}}
{{TB|When Bart first takes hold of {{Ch|Denis Leary}}'s phone after he throws it away, he explains that you can watch commercials on it. He then holds the phone up to the camera as it cuts to the commercial break.}}
{{TB|422}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIX 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIX]]"}}
{{TB|[[Marge]] ends the episode by addressing the audience.}}
{{TB|424}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"}}
{{TB|While solving crossword puzzles, Lisa thinks of [[Bay Area Rapid Transit|B.A.R.T.]] and describes it as a San Francisco people mover, Bart then looks at the camera and says "Speaking of San Francisco people movers", the scene then cuts to Homer in a gay bar with [[Julio]].}}
{{TB|426}}
{{TBT|[[File:LABF08 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Father Knows Worst]]"}}
{{TB|Homer tells the viewers he's a "great dad to both his kids".}}
{{TB|438}}
}}

===[[Season 21]]===
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{{TBT|[[File:Number XX.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XX]]"}}
{{TB|The "There's No Business Like Moe Business" segment ends with the cast singing [[Number XX|a short closing number]] to the tune of the [[Theme Song]], telling the viewers that they hope they enjoyed this year's Halloween show.}}
{{TB|445}}
{{TBT|[[File:Once Upon a Time in Springfield Chalkboard Gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Once Upon a Time in Springfield]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "The world may end in 2012 but this show won't."}}
{{TB|451}}
}}

=== [[Season 22]] ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Image}}
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Professor Frink]] introduces the episode to the audience.}}
{{TRs|468|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI 4th wall 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|At the end of "Master and Cadaver" [[Maggie]] looks at the audience in the style of Alex DeLarge from ''A Clockwork Orange''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:NABF15 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Ned-liest Catch]]"}}
{{TB|In the cliffhanger ending, Homer and Marge remind the viewer to join TheSimpsons.com and vote on whether [[Ned]] and [[Edna|Edna Krabappel]] should stay together. ''Note:This scene was extended into the credits in later airings.''}}
{{TB|486}}
}}

=== [[Season 23]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Comic Book Guy Room.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[The Falcon and the D'ohman]]"|2}}
{{TB|Comic Book Guy tells the viewers that the result of [[Nedna]] will be revealed in the episode.}}
{{TRs|487|2}}
{{TBT|[[File:TFATD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|When [[Ned]] and Edna are in bed together, Edna winks at the camera.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXII 4th wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXII]]"}}
{{TB|The characters who have participated in the episode meet to say goodbye to the audience.}}
{{TB|489}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moe Goes from Rags to Riches promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moe Goes from Rags to Riches]]"}}
{{TB|Moe's bar rag tells the viewers his life story throughout the whole episode}}
{{TB|498}}
}}

=== [[Season 24]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[A Test Before Trying]]"}}
{{TB|After making wishes at the well, Marge says she hopes Bart to pass his exam, which makes Homer mention the way to get them back on topic, referring to back to the main plot of the episode.}}
{{TB|518}}
{{TBT|[[File:RABF05 Fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Hardly Kirk-ing]]"}}
{{TB|Homer says that Bart's comment about not wanting to look like his dad is "not a heartwarming thing to end [the episode] on".}}
{{TB|521}}
}}

=== [[Season 25]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Four Regrettings and a Funeral marquee.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]"}}
{{TB|The church marquee refers to Chip Davis as "Springfield's most beloved character that you never saw".}}
{{TB|533}}
}}

=== [[Season 26]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:TMWCTBD Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]"}}
{{TB|[[Kodos]] turns to the camera and says "As if this never happened", referring to the episode being non-canon.}}
{{TB|562}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:TMC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Marge-ian Chronicles]]"}}
{{TB|After giving Marge the reason to open a G-rated comedy club, with the goal that she abandon the idea, Homer raises his thumb while looking at the camera.}}
{{TB|590}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:TCC Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[The Caper Chase]]"}}
{{TB|[[Robert McKee]] breaks the fourth wall by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones.}}
{{TB|615}}
{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Gracie Films.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Moho House]]"|2}}
{{TB|A hand drawn [[Gracie Films gags|Gracie Films gag]] is seen in Homer's flip-book.}}
{{TRs|617|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|In "[[Stogie's Song]]", Stogie sang the line "that's the ending of the show, except for the tag."}}
}}

=== [[Season 29]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Singin' in the Lane]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lenny]] says "This episode has a lot of music."}}
{{TB|625}}
{{TBT|[[File:XABF07 Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[No Good Read Goes Unpunished]]"}}
{{TB|After Marge changes the offensive content of the book "''[[The Princess in the Garden]]''", Lisa comments: "It's hard to say. Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect. What can you do?". While looking at the camera, at the same time that screen pans to a framed picture of [[Apu]], with the caption "Don't Have a Cow, Man.". After that, Marge comments: "Some things will be dealt with at a later date.", also looking at the camera. This scene is the show's answer to Apu's [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon#The Problem with Apu|racial stereotyping criticism]].}}
{{TB|633}}
}}

=== [[Season 31]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part One Animation Budget Exceeded.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"|3}}
{{TB|When Lisa and Bode are meditating, a notice saying "Animation Budget Exceeded" appears.}}
{{TRs|681|3}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Milhouse]] says that he hopes Part Two is about his rescue.}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|A "Next Week" segment appears at the end of the episode.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Warrin Priests Part Two Previously on The Simpsons.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"|2}}
{{TB|[[Kent Brockman]] talks directly to the viewers in a recap of [[Warrin' Priests: Part One|part one]].}}
{{TRs|682|2}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|[[Bode Wright]] prays with the Simpsons and asks God to please not let ''The Simpsons'' ever end.}}
}}
=== [[Season 32]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TH|Description}}
{{TH|Ep #}}
{{TBT|[[File:Now Museum, Now You Don't fourth wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Now Museum, Now You Don't]]"}}
{{TB|After telling his story, Moe asks to end the credits.}}
{{TB|687}}
{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[The 7 Beer Itch]]"}}
{{TB|While making a phone call, Homer messes with the split-screen.}}
{{TB|689}}
}}

=== [[Season 34]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:OABF13 chalkboard gag.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass]]"}}
{{TB|The chalkboard gag for this episode is "I will not try to cram 750 characters into the opening credits."}}
{{TB|750}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Mirror 4th wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Mirror]]"}}
{{TB|During the episode [[Bart]] appears speaking to the audience presenting the stories of this episode.}}
{{TB|809}}
}}

=== Music videos ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Do the Bartman - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Do the Bartman]]"}}
{{TB|Bart tells the viewers about his story of how he invented the Bartman dance moves.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
{{TBT|[[File:Deep Deep Trouble - Fourth wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Deep, Deep Trouble]]"}}
{{TB|Bart talks to viewers the whole short on how he got in prison.}}
{{TB|SPECIAL}}
}}

=== [[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]] ===
''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]'' frequently breaks the fourth wall, with the characters referring to being in a game.

== Leaning on the Fourth Wall ==
Leaning on the fourth wall is where something almost breaks the fourth wall, only for it to be an in-media effect, such as the camera panning to reveal that the character was talking to another character rather than the audience.

=== [[Season 4]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Duffless - Leaning 4th Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Duffless]]"}}
{{TB|When Homer turns down a glass of beer and runs off, [[Moe]] says that he will be back and so will several other barflies which whom he points to and he seems to point to the viewer, who is actually [[Barney]].}}
{{TB|75}}
}}

=== [[Season 6]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:Richard fourthwall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Bart of Darkness]]"}}
{{TB|[[Richard]] briefly appears to be throwing a beach ball at the camera, only for it to then show someone else catching it.}}
{{TB|104}}
{{TBT|[[File:2F16 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]"}}
{{TB|[[Dr. Hibbert]], with his trademark chuckle says "Well I couldn't possibly solve this mystery. Can YOU?" pointing at the screen, at what is thought to be the viewer. The camera zooms out to show that he is pointing to [[Chief Wiggum]], who says he will give it a shot, since it is his job.}}
{{TB|128}}
}}

=== [[Season 10]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:AABF15 Fourth Wall.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Mom and Pop Art]]"}}
{{TB|After insulting {{Ch|Matt Groening}} by saying "What's he doing in a museum? He can barely draw!", Homer is attacked by the eraser of a giant pencil, as if Matt Groening is trying to erase Homer. It is then revealed that two museum employees are carrying the giant pencil, which is actually a work of art by [[Claes Oldenburg]], and trying to put it on its display stand.}}
{{TB|222}}
}}

=== [[Season 13]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Brawl in the Family]]"}}
{{TB|While the Simpsons happily return home, Lisa comments "Could this be the end of our series...". After the others look at her, she ends the sentence saying "...of events?".}}
{{TB|276}}
}}

=== [[Season 20]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:GoneMaggieGone Fourth Wall.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Gone Maggie Gone]]"}}
{{TB|After a return to commercial when Lisa is trying to figure out Springfield's biggest ring, she looks at the camera asking "Well? Did you get it?" The scene then changes to show that she was asking Milhouse, who says that he doesn't know.}}
{{TB|433}}
}}

=== [[Season 27]] ===
{{Table|
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{{TBT|[[File:HalloweenOfHorror - Kirk.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Halloween of Horror]]"}}
{{TB|During the "[[NC-17 Halloween]]" musical number, several characters appear to be singing to the audience when they're really addressing Marge and Bart.}}
{{TB|578}}
}}

=== [[Season 28]] ===
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{{TBT|[[File:Moho House Fourth Wall Lean.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|"[[Moho House]]"}}
{{TB|Moe said "Me thinks I see my opportunity" to the camera, only to reveal he was talking to [[Sideshow Mel]], who he said he considered his friend.}}
{{TB|617}}
}}

=== [[Season 37]] ===
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{{TBT|}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXVI]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mayor Quimby]] is flung from a Ferris wheel towards the screen and is later snatched by the [[Fatberg]].}}
{{TB|793}}
}}

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== Cultural references ==
*The episode title is a reference to the TV series ''[[Black Mirror]]''.

=== The Way We Wasn't ===
*The title of the segment is a reference to the [[Season 2]] episode "[[The Way We Was]]".
*[[Homer]] sings "{{W|Roar (song)|Roar}}" by [[Katy Perry]].
*[[Lupé the Snoopé]] is a parody of ''{{W|Dora the Explorer}}''.
*The flashback to Homer in his [[70s Sports Car]] features him singing "{{W2|The Joker|Steve Miller Band song}}" by {{W|Steve Miller Band}}. Homer sings part of the song in the present.
*In the flashback, [[Principal Dondelinger]] refers to [[Homer]] and [[Barney]] as "[[Springfield]]'s answer to {{Ch|Cheech Marin|Cheech}} and {{Ch|Tommy Chong|Chong}}".
*"{{W|(They Long to Be) Close to You}}" by {{W|the Carpenters}} plays when Homer sees [[Lydia]].
*[[Lenny]], [[Carl]], and [[Barney]] went to see the ''[[Star Wars]]'' film ''[[Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back]]''. Lenny says that he can't believe the Empire struck back and asks if the Jedi will ever return, a reference to ''{{W|Return of the Jedi}}''.
*Homer has a poster for ''{{W|Rocky III}}'' on his bedroom wall, featuring [[Clubber Lang]] (played by [[Mr. T]]).
*Homer told Barney that he gets sad and cries over ''[[Starsky & Hutch]]'' getting canceled.
*Costumes seen at [[Cartoon Con]] include:
**The {{W|Tenth Doctor|Tenth}} and {{W|Eleventh Doctor|Eleventh}} [[The Doctor|Doctors]] from ''[[Doctor Who]]''.
**[[Headmaster Greystash]] and [[Angelia Button]], parodies of {{W|Albus Dumbledore}} and {{Ch|Harry Potter}} from ''[[Harry Potter]]''.
**[[Database]] is dressed in ''[[Minecraft]]'' armor.
**[[Yoda]] and a man riding a {{W|tauntaun}} from ''[[Star Wars]]''.
**{{W|Na'vi}} from ''[[Avatar]]''.
**[[Batman]], [[Robin]], and [[Shazam]] from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
**[[Wolverine]], [[Mantis]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], [[Groot]], [[Blade]], and [[Doctor Octopus]] from ''[[Marvel Comics]]''.
**Characters from ''{{W|Avatar: The Last Airbender}}''.
*At Cartoon Con, Homer resembles ''[[The Simpsons]]'' creator [[Matt Groening]].

=== I Have No Tablet but I Must Stream ===
*The title of the segment is a reference to the short story "{{W|I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream}}" by [[Harlan Ellison]].
*Chat K.I.D. by NSIDIA is a reference to {{W|ChatGPT}} and {{W|Nvidia}}.
*The Simpsons eat at [[The Loin King]], a reference to ''[[The Lion King]]''.
*A picture of [[Barney the Dinosaur]] is on Lisa's mirror.
*Homer got a message about winning [[Super Bowl]] tickets.
*Lisa gets a message about singer [[Taylor Swift]] being at the [[Springfield Town Hall]].
*Homer mentions the babysitter going home and only leaving half a lane of [[Oreo]]s.
*Lisa takes a burning stick and says that she's going to look at her Kindle, a reference to the [[Amazon Kindle]].

== Trivia ==
*[[Mr. Seckofsky]], the woodshop teacher at [[Springfield High School]], makes his second appearance in the show, thirty-five years after his debut in [[season 2]]'s "[[The Way We Was]]". This marks the longest gap between appearances of any ''Simpsons'' character, breaking the record previously kept by [[B. F. Sherwood]], who appeared in the [[The Simpsons shorts|short]] "[[Family Therapy]]" and the [[season 23]] episode "[[How I Wet Your Mother]]", a gap of twenty-three years.

== Continuity ==
=== The Way We Wasn't ===
*The segment features flashbacks to before Homer and Marge met in "[[The Way We Was]]".
*Homer mentions [[Bart]] owning an [[Stampy|elephant]]. ("[[Bart Gets an Elephant]]")
*Homer mentions the episode "where Starsky eats blowfish and thinks he's going to die." ("[[One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish]]")
*One of the drawings Homer makes of his family is Marge as a police officer. ("[[The Springfield Connection]]")
*Scenes from ''[[The Sadsons]]'' include:
**Bart and [[Milhouse]] in wigs and dresses, jumping on the bed. ("[[Grift of the Magi]]")
**Lisa staying on [[Springfield's oldest redwood tree]]. ("[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]")
**Homer and Marge hugging in the wild. ("[[Pixelated and Afraid]]")
**[[Maggie]] hitting Homer with a hammer. ("[[Itchy & Scratchy & Marge]]")
*{{Ch|David Silverman}} has a sketch of Homer as the [[Capital City Capitals]] mascot. ("[[Dancin' Homer]]")
*A drunken Homer sings the "{{ap|Spider-Pig|Yellow Mirror}}" song from ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', but with different lyrics.
*Homer has a picture of a [[Mr. Sparkle]] {{ap|Mr. Sparkle|product|box}} ("[[In Marge We Trust]]") and a picture of [[Kirk]]'s "dignity" drawing ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]") on his wall.

=== I Have No Tablet but I Must Stream ===
*The Simpsons eat at [[The Loin King]]. ("[[The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants]]")

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Simpsley

2026-07-03T19:48:21Z

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'''"Simpsley"''' is the fifth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred eighth episode overall. It was originally released on [[Disney+]] on July 3, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Cesar Mazariegos]] and directed by [[Debbie Bruce Mahan]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|When penniless con-artist [[Marge Skinner|Marge Bouvier]] is sent to [[Italy]] to convince wealthy sap {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}} to come home, she's tempted by the trappings of his affluent lifestyle. But there's a big fat fly in the ointment: Skinner's clingy, dim-witted mooch of a houseguest, [[Homer Simpsley]]. Lies, lust and Italian lira are abound.}}

== Plot ==
[[Marge Bouvier]] is a con artist who lives in [[Springfield]]. She is working on her latest mark, [[Luann Van Houten]], when she overhears [[Agnes Skinner]] talking to Luann about her son, {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}}. Agnes says that she will give a suitcase full of simoleons to anyone who brings Seymour back home, which piques Marge's interest. Later, Marge approaches Agnes and acts like she knows her and is an old friend of Seymour's. Agnes takes Marge back to her house and tells her about Seymour, saying that he has run off to [[Italy]] to become an artist rather than take over the family prune factory. Agnes then asks Marge to go to Italy and bring Seymour back, offering to pay for the whole trip.

Marge arrives in [[Bella Truffa]] and finds Seymour at the beach. She pretends to be an old college acquaintance of his from Ditherton. She struggles a bit to get the story straight, since Ditherton is an all-male college and the teacher she claims to have in common with him is a private tutor, but he eventually believes her. [[Homer Simpsley]] then shows up, who is a friend of Seymour's. Homer immediately becomes suspicious of Marge and is upset when Seymour invites Marge back to his house. While there, Marge sees all the paintings of Homer that Seymour has painted.

Marge begins spending time with both Seymour and Homer in an attempt to get close to Seymour to convince him to go home. When Homer wants to get Marge kicked out, Marge decides to become Seymour's muse instead of Homer. She makes herself look more appealing to Seymour, and he immediately wants to paint her. Two months later, the three of them are still living together, but Marge wants to get Homer to move out. While she and Seymour are spending time together, Homer takes Seymour's laundry back to the villa. He then puts on Seymour's clothes and pretends to make out with Seymour while wearing them. Seeing this, Seymour tells Homer to leave his villa. Homer picks up a bust to hit Seymour with, but can't go through with it and drops it. Seymour then slips on a rag and injures himself in a slapstick manner until he falls down the stairs and seemingly dies. Marge walks in on Homer over his body, and the two of them decide to have Homer pretend to be Seymour so they can have a lavish lifestyle together. Seymour starts to come to, but Homer and Marge suffocate him to death before dumping his body in a trunk in the ocean.

After this, Homer assumes the identity of Seymour Skinner. He and Marge get married, then go to the [[Banca di Roma]] in [[Rome]] to withdraw Seymour's money. They spend more time together and eventually develop feelings for each other. Meanwhile, Seymour's body comes out of the trunk it is in and his bloated corpse floats to the surface and is soon found. However, due to the state of the corpse, it is believed to be that of Homer instead. Marge and Homer are questioned by [[Clancy Wiggum|Inspector Wiggum]], and Marge convinces him that Homer killed himself. Shortly after, Seymour's old friend, [[Gary Chalmers]], arrives at their hotel room. Homer and Marge invite him in and try to convince him that Seymour is at the [[Colosseum]]. When Chalmers notices that Homer is wearing Seymour's ring, he threatens to call the police after he has his drink, which unbeknownst to him, is poisoned. As he drinks it, Marge bludgeons him with a bust, killing him.

As Homer and Marge go to hide Chalmers' body, [[Bart]] notices them with it and tries to warn someone. However, Homer catches him and strangles him to death. Homer and Marge are questioned by the police once more, and it looks like Homer is going to confess. However, the police find [[Hans Moleman]] selling Chalmers' jewelry at a pawn shop and arrest him for the murder instead. While Homer and Marge are free to go, Marge is worried that Homer will let slip what they have done. The two of them go out on a small boat where Marge bludgeons Homer to death with a bust. As Homer is dying, Marge has a glass of wine, which she realizes has been poisoned by Homer. The two of them die on the boat together. A letter then arrives at Seymour's villa, saying that his mother had died after reading about Seymour getting married, and had left everything to him in her will.

== Gallery ==
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File:Simpsley poster 2.png|Poster
File:Simpsley logo.png|Logo
File:Simpsley title card.png|Title card
</gallery>

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Simpsley

2026-07-03T19:47:52Z

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'''"Simpsley"''' is the fifth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred eighth episode overall. It was originally released on [[Disney+]] on July 3, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Cesar Mazariegos]] and directed by [[Debbie Bruce Mahan]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|When penniless con-artist [[Marge Skinner|Marge Bouvier]] is sent to [[Italy]] to convince wealthy sap {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}} to come home, she's tempted by the trappings of his affluent lifestyle. But there's a big fat fly in the ointment: Skinner's clingy, dim-witted mooch of a houseguest, [[Homer Simpsley]]. Lies, lust and Italian lira are abound.}}

== Plot ==
[[Marge Bouvier]] is a con artist who lives in [[Springfield]]. She is working on her latest mark, [[Luann Van Houten]], when she overhears [[Agnes Skinner]] talking to Luann about her son, {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}}. Agnes says that she will give a suitcase full of simoleons to anyone who brings Seymour back home, which piques Marge's interest. Later, Marge approaches Agnes and acts like she knows her and is an old friend of Seymour's. Agnes takes Marge back to her house and tells her about Seymour, saying that he has run off to [[Italy]] to become an artist rather than take over the family prune factory. Agnes then asks Marge to go to Italy and bring Seymour back, offering to pay for the whole trip.

Marge arrives in [[Bella Truffa]] and finds Seymour at the beach. She pretends to be an old college acquaintance of his from Ditherton. She struggles a bit to get the story straight, since Ditherton is an all-male college and the teacher she claims to have in common with him is a private tutor, but he eventually believes her. [[Homer Simpsley]] then shows up, who is a friend of Seymour's. Homer immediately becomes suspicious of Marge and is upset when Seymour invites Marge back to his house. While there, Marge sees all the paintings of Homer that Seymour has painted.

Marge begins spending time with both Seymour and Homer in an attempt to get close to Seymour to convince him to go home. When Homer wants to get Marge kicked out, Marge decides to become Seymour's muse instead of Homer. She makes herself look more appealing to Seymour, and he immediately wants to paint her. Two months later, the three of them are still living together, but Marge wants to get Homer to move out. While she and Seymour are spending time together, Homer takes Seymour's laundry back to the villa. He then puts on Seymour's clothes and pretends to make out with Seymour while wearing them. Seeing this, Seymour tells Homer to leave his villa. Homer picks up a bust to hit Seymour with, but can't go through with it and drops it. Seymour then slips on a rag and injures himself in a slapstick manner until he falls down the stairs and seemingly dies. Marge walks in on Homer over his body, and the two of them decide to have Homer pretend to be Seymour so they can have a lavish lifestyle together. Seymour starts to come to, but Homer and Marge suffocate him to death before dumping his body in a trunk in the ocean.

After this, Homer assumes the identity of Seymour Skinner. He and Marge get married, then go to the [[Banca di Roma]] in [[Rome]] to withdraw Seymour's money. They spend more time together and eventually develop feelings for each other. Meanwhile, Seymour's body comes out of the trunk it is in and his bloated corpse floats to the surface and is soon found. However, due to the state of the corpse, it is believed to be that of Homer instead. Marge and Homer are questioned by [[Clancy Wiggum|Inspector Wiggum]], and Marge convinces him that Homer killed himself. Shortly after, Seymour's old friend, [[Gary Chalmers]], arrives at their hotel room. Homer and Marge invite him in and try to convince him that Seymour is at the [[Colosseum]]. When Chalmers notices that Homer is wearing Seymour's ring, he threatens to call the police after he has his drink, which unbeknownst to him, is poisoned. As he drinks it, Marge bludgeons him with a bust, killing him.

As Homer and Marge go to hide Chalmers' body, [[Bart]] notices them with it and tries to warn someone. However, Homer catches him and strangles him to death. Homer and Marge are questioned by the police once more, and it looks like Homer is going to confess. However, the police find [[Hans Moleman]] selling Chalmers' jewelry at a pawn shop and arrest him for the murder instead. While Homer and Marge are free to go, Marge is worried that Homer will let slip what they have done. The two of them go out on a small boat where Marge bludgeons Homer to death with a bust. As Homer is dying, Marge has a glass of wine, which she realizes has been poisoned by Homer. The two of them die on the boat together. A letter then arrives at Seymour's villa, saying that his mother had died after reading about Seymour getting married, and had left everything to him in her will.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Simpsley poster 2.png|Poster
File:Simpsley logo.png|Logo
File:Simpsley title card.png|Title card
</gallery>

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Simpsley

2026-07-03T19:47:11Z

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'''"Simpsley"''' is the fifth [[Disney+ exclusive episodes|Disney+ exclusive episode]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred eighth episode overall. It was originally released on [[Disney+]] on July 3, [[2026]]. The episode was written by [[Cesar Mazariegos]] and directed by [[Debbie Bruce Mahan]].

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|When penniless con-artist [[Marge Skinner|Marge Bouvier]] is sent to [[Italy]] to convince wealthy sap {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}} to come home, she's tempted by the trappings of his affluent lifestyle. But there's a big fat fly in the ointment: Skinner's clingy, dim-witted mooch of a houseguest, [[Homer Simpsley]]. Lies, lust and Italian lira are abound.}}

== Plot ==
[[Marge Bouvier]] is a con artist who lives in [[Springfield]]. She is working on her latest mark, [[Luann Van Houten]], when she overhears [[Agnes Skinner]] talking to Luann about her son, {{ap|Seymour Skinner|Simpsley}}. Agnes says that she will give a suitcase full of simoleons to anyone who brings Seymour back home, which piques Marge's interest. Later, Marge approaches Agnes and acts like she knows her and is an old friend of Seymour's. Agnes takes Marge back to her house and tells her about Seymour, saying that he has run off to [[Italy]] to become an artist rather than take over the family prune factory. Agnes then asks Marge to go to Italy and bring Seymour back, offering to pay for the whole trip.

Marge arrives in [[Bella Truffa]] and finds Seymour at the beach. She pretends to be an old college acquaintance of his from Ditherton. She struggles a bit to get the story straight, since Ditherton is an all-male college and the teacher she claims to have in common with him is a private tutor, but he eventually believes her. [[Homer Simpsley]] then shows up, who is a friend of Seymour's. Homer immediately becomes suspicious of Marge and is upset when Seymour invites Marge back to his house. While there, Marge sees all the paintings of Homer that Seymour has painted.

Marge begins spending time with both Seymour and Homer in an attempt to get close to Seymour to convince him to go home. When Homer wants to get Marge kicked out, Marge decides to become Seymour's muse instead of Homer. She makes herself look more appealing to Seymour, and he immediately wants to paint her. Two months later, the three of them are still living together, but Marge wants to get Homer to move out. While she and Seymour are spending time together, Homer takes Seymour's laundry back to the villa. He then puts on Seymour's clothes and pretends to make out with Seymour while wearing them. Seeing this, Seymour tells Homer to leave his villa. Homer picks up a bust to hit Seymour with, but can't go through with it and drops it. Seymour then slips on a rag and injures himself in a slapstick manner until he falls down the stairs and seemingly dies. Marge walks in on Homer over his body, and the two of them decide to have Homer pretend to be Seymour so they can have a lavish lifestyle together. Seymour starts to come to, but Homer and Marge suffocate him to death before dumping his body in a trunk in the ocean.

After this, Homer assumes the identity of Seymour Skinner. He and Marge get married, then go to the [[Banca di Roma]] in [[Rome]] to withdraw Seymour's money. They spend more time together and eventually develop feelings for each other. Meanwhile, Seymour's body comes out of the trunk it is in and his bloated corpse floats to the surface and is soon found. However, due to the state of the corpse, it is believed to be that of Homer instead. Marge and Homer are questioned by [[Clancy Wiggum|Inspector Wiggum]], and Marge convinces him that Homer killed himself. Shortly after, Seymour's old friend, [[Gary Chalmers]], arrives at their hotel room. Homer and Marge invite him in and try to convince him that Seymour is at the [[Colosseum]]. When Chalmers notices that Homer is wearing Seymour's ring, he threatens to call the police after he has his drink, which unbeknownst to him, is poisoned. As he drinks it, Marge bludgeons him with a bust, killing him.

As Homer and Marge go to hide Chalmers' body, [[Bart]] notices them with it and tries to warn someone. However, Homer catches him and strangles him to death. Homer and Marge are questioned by the police once more, and it looks like Homer is going to confess. However, the police find [[Hans Moleman]] selling Chalmers' jewelry at a pawn shop and arrest him for the murder instead. While Homer and Marge are free to go, Marge is worried that Homer will let slip what they have done. The two of them go out on a small boat where Marge bludgeons Homer to death with a bust. As Homer is dying, Marge has a glass of wine, which she realizes has been poisoned by Homer. The two of them die on the boat together. A letter then arrives at Seymour's villa, saying that his mother had died after reading about Seymour getting married, and had left everything to him in her will.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Simpsley poster 2.png|Poster
File:Simpsley logo.png|Logo
File:Simpsley title card.png|Title card
</gallery>

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¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!

2025-12-29T18:44:32Z

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|season= 37
|snumber= 12
|prodcode= [[Production season 37ABF|37ABF06]]
|airdate= December 28, [[2025]]
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|couchgag=
|guests= [[Patricia Acevedo]] as the [[Channel Ocho crew member]] and [[Mexican girl]] [[Alejandro González Iñárritu]] as {{Ch|Alejandro González Iñárritu|himself}} [[Johnny Knoxville]] as {{Ch|Johnny Knoxville|himself}} [[Claudia Motta]] as the [[Mexican grandmother]] [[Humberto Vélez]] as [[Bumblebee Man]] and {{Ch|Humberto Vélez|himself}}
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'''"¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"''' is the twelfth episode of [[season 37]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred second episode overall. It originally aired on December 28, 2025. It was written by [[Cesar Mazariegos]] and directed by [[Timothy Bailey]]. It guest stars [[Patricia Acevedo]] as the [[Channel Ocho crew member]] and [[Mexican girl]], [[Alejandro González Iñárritu]] as {{Ch|Alejandro González Iñárritu|himself}}, [[Johnny Knoxville]] as {{Ch|Johnny Knoxville|himself}}, [[Claudia Motta]] as the [[Mexican grandmother]], and [[Humberto Vélez]] as [[Bumblebee Man]] and the [[Mexican fan]].

"¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!" was dedicated in memory of director, producer, screenwriter, actor, and political activist [[Rob Reiner]], who died on December 14.

== Synopsis ==
{{Synopsis|[[Homer]] revitalizes [[Bumblebee Man]]'s career when he becomes his secret stuntman. But how much punishment can a Stunt-Bee take before it starts to sting?}}

== Plot ==
[[Bart]] and other kids are playing baseball and when [[Uter]] gets struck out, [[Comic Book Guy]] picks on him, but [[Mr. Zörker]] is sitting next to him and once he keeps insulting him they get on a fight. Police try to take Mr. Zörker in their car but he pushes them in instead, with the kids commenting how he's a badass and then start arguing how their father is better. Bart tries to make [[Homer]] look good but he is on a table scared of a goose. Disappointed, later at home, he watches Homer watch [[Great Mast British Bakeoff]] on TV, and proposes him to go watch a {{W|Mixed martial arts|MMA}} fight at the [[Springfield Brawliseum]], but Homer tries to refuse and tells him to go with [[Lisa]] but [[Marge]] threatens him to do laundry if he doesn't bond with him, so he accepts.

At the arena, Homer gets humiliated when he's shown on camera eating cotton candy during the "Most macho fan" camera moment and tries to kiss it like he's on {{W|Kiss cam}}, embarassing Bart, but when Bart tells him about it, Homer loses balance and falls down the stairs all the way to the ring where he falls on the martial artists, pinning them, winning the match. He gets applauded by the audience and [[Bumblebee Man]] invites him for dinner at the [[¡Ay Carramba!]], where after complementing Homer, he tells them the story of how he set off to be an actor instead of a comedian, but instead of being brought to [[Hollywood]] by the money hungry coyote, it brought him to [[Springfield]].

He then got hired at [[Channel Ocho]], as a cleaning man first, but when an accident happens and he gets put in his costume, people started laughing at what happened and his speech, and someone from the crew told him he's going to be a star and Bumblebee Man was born. He thought he was invincible but injuries to the body stumped his carreer. After seeing what Homer did at the arena, he asks him to become his stunt double and Homer accepts. He starts and it's a success. The rating start to ramp up, while Homer gets hit hard by the stunts, and at the [[East Springfield Swap Meet]], when a kid asks to hit Bumblebee Man with a crowbar, he refuses saying it's a union thing, telling her she could hit Homer instead.

Homer comes back home with a bump on his head, and starts getting double vision, besides his fractured ribs, but is happy of getting hugged by Bart, who complains about not being able to brag about it to his friends thanks to the Non-disclosure agreement signed by Homer. At the [[Russo & Flank Grill]], Homer and Bumblebee Man congratulates him on the work, but when Homer goes to the bathroom to pee blood, Bumblebee Man meets {{Ch|Johnny Knoxville}} from {{W2|Jackass|franchise}}. Johnny tells him that his body can't take it anymore on the job and the studio suggested using a stuntman but he has refused, showing Bumblebee Man how he still got integrity.

Bumblebee Man starts doubting his choices saying he's a fraud and liar. He starts considering quitting but {{Ch|Alejandro González Iñárritu}} is on his porch, having found the script from the movie, [[Bee-Va Mexico]] that was scrapped by many when he proposed it and Bumblebee Man accepts. At the [[Hall of Mexcellence]] in [[Mexico City]], after the press conference, he reveals to Alejandro his lie. Homer starts filming but his [[Simpson family|family]] gets concerned when he gets back at the hotel all broken and they expose the ruse to tv.

When exposed, Bumblebee Man asks everyone to see him filming live falling down the stairs of the [[Teotihuacan]]. Homer tries to convince him on top of the building and succeeds, but when they try to go back down, the tears from their eyes makes them slip and start falling down the stairs. Afterwards, at the [[Tacos Omeyocan]], they find out they're in a coma, and start enjoying a pause from everything.

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== Production ==
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== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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Humberto Vélez (character)

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{{Character
|name = Mexican fan
|image = [[File:Mexican fan.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Gray
|age =
|status = Alive
|job =
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
|voiced by = [[Humberto Vélez|Himself]]
}}

'''Humberto Vélez''' is a [[Mexico|Mexican]] voice actor and a fan of [[Bumblebee Man]].

== History ==
The Mexican fan attended the filming of a stunt that Bumblebee Man was going to perform at the [[Pyramid of the Sun]]. When Bumblebee Man and [[Homer]] fell down the stairs, he laughed and cried and said in Spanish that their suffering took away from his troubles.

== Behind the Laughter ==
The Mexican fan appears to be a caricature of his voice actor, [[Humberto Vélez]], who's the Latin American Spanish voice of Homer Simpson and the voice of Bumblebee Man in "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!}}

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Talk:Humberto Vélez (character)

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Humberto Vélez (character)

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|name = Mexican fan
|image = [[File:Mexican fan.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Gray
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|status = Alive
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|relatives =
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
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}}

The '''Mexican fan''' is a fan of [[Bumblebee Man]].

== History ==
The Mexican fan attended the filming of a stunt that Bumblebee Man was going to perform at the [[Pyramid of the Sun]]. When Bumblebee Man and [[Homer]] fell down the stairs, he laughed and cried and said in Spanish that their suffering took away from his troubles.

== Behind the Laughter ==
The Mexican fan appears to be a caricature of his voice actor, [[Humberto Vélez]], who's the Latin American Spanish voice of Homer Simpson and the voice of Bumblebee Man in "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!}}

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List of episodes by production order

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This is a list of episodes '''by production order''', along with their broadcast season/episode numbers, and their original broadcast dates. ''[[The Simpsons]]'' is currently in its [[Season 36|36th season]] and has broadcasted '''{{Epnumber}}''' episodes to date.

For a list of episodes by date, see ''[[List of episodes]]''.

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

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

== MG - The Simpsons Shorts ==
The production codes for the corresponding [[The Tracey Ullman Show]] episode are in parentheses.
=== Season 1 ===
{{main|The Simpsons shorts}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Good Night]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|April 19, 1987}}
{{TB|MG01 (4W04)}}
{{TB|1}}
{{eptable|Watching Television|May 3, 1987 |MG02 (4W06)|2}}
{{eptable|Bart Jumps|May 10, 1987 |MG03 (4W07) |3}}
{{eptable|Babysitting Maggie|May 31, 1987 |MG04 (4W08) |4}}
{{eptable|The Pacifier|June 21, 1987 |MG05 (4W10) |5}}
{{eptable|Burp Contest|June 28, 1987 |MG06 (4W25)|6}}
{{eptable|Eating Dinner|July 12, 1987 |MG07 (4W11)|7}}
}}

=== Season 2 ===
{{main|The Simpsons shorts}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Football]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 18, 1987}}
{{TB|MG08 (4W24)}}
{{TB|8}}
{{eptable|Making Faces|September 22, 1987|MG09 (4W16)|9}}
{{eptable|What Maggie's Thinking|October 11, 1987|MG10 (4W14)|10}}
{{eptable|Gone Fishin'|January 24, 1988 |MG11 (4W20)|11}}
{{eptable|House of Cards|October 25, 1987|MG12 (4W15) |12}}
{{eptable|Space Patrol|November 8, 1987|MG13 (4W18)|13}}
{{eptable|The Funeral|October 4, 1987 |MG14 (4W17)|14}}
{{eptable|Bart and Homer's Dinner|November 1, 1987|MG15 (4W05)|15}}
{{eptable|The Perfect Crime|December 13, 1987 |MG16 (4W19)|16}}
{{eptable|Scary Stories|December 20, 1987|MG17 (4W21)|17}}
{{eptable|Bart's Haircut|November 15, 1987|MG18 (4W13)|18}}
{{eptable|Grampa & the Kids|January 10, 1988|MG19 (4W23)|19}}
{{eptable|World War III|November 22, 1987|MG20 (4W22)|20}}
{{eptable|Skateboarding|February 7, 1988|MG21 (5W01)|21}}
{{eptable|The Pagans|February 14, 1988|MG22 (5W02)|22}}
{{eptable|The Closet|February 21, 1988|MG23 (5W03)|23}}
{{eptable|The Aquarium|February 28, 1988|MG24 (5W04)|24}}
{{eptable|Family Portrait|March 6, 1988|MG25 (5W05)|25}}
{{eptable|Bart's Hiccups|March 13, 1988|MG26 (5W06)|26}}
{{eptable|The Money Jar|March 20, 1988|MG27 (5W07)|27}}
{{eptable|Zoo Story|May 8, 1988|MG28 (5W08)|28}}
{{eptable|The Art Museum|May 1, 1988|MG29 (5W09)|29}}
}}

=== Season 3 ===
{{main|The Simpsons shorts}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''[[Shut Up Simpsons]]'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 6, 1988}}
{{TB|MG30 (5W10)}}
{{TB|30}}
{{eptable|Shoplifting|February 26, 1989 |MG31 (5W22)|31}}
{{eptable|Home Hypnotism|February 19, 1989 |MG32 (5W21)|32}}
{{eptable|Punching Bag|November 27, 1988|MG33 (5W13)|33}}
{{eptable|Bart the Hero|January 29, 1989|MG34 (5W18)|34}}
{{eptable|The Shell Game|November 13, 1988|MG35 (5W11)|35}}
{{eptable|Echo Canyon|March 12, 1989|MG36 (5W23)|36}}
{{eptable|Scary Movie|February 12, 1989 |MG37 (5W20)|37}}
{{eptable|The Bart Simpson Show|November 20, 1988 |MG38 (5W12)|38}}
{{eptable|The Krusty the Clown Show|January 15, 1989|MG39 (5W17)|39}}
{{eptable|Simpson Christmas|December 18, 1988|MG40 (5W14 and 7W11)|40}}
{{eptable|Bart's Little Fantasy|February 5, 1989|MG41 (5W19)|41}}
{{eptable|Maggie in Peril (Chapter One)|April 30, 1989|MG42 (5W29)|42}}
{{eptable|Maggie in Peril (The Thrilling Conclusion)|May 7, 1989|MG43 (5W30)|43}}
{{eptable|Bathtime|March 19, 1989|MG44 (5W24)|44}}
{{eptable|Bart's Nightmare|March 26, 1989|MG45 (5W25)|45}}
{{eptable|Bart of the Jungle|April 16, 1989|MG46 (5W27)|46}}
{{eptable|Family Therapy|April 23, 1989|MG47 (5W28)|47}}
{{eptable|TV Simpsons|May 14, 1989|MG48 (5W15)|48}}
}}

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

== 7F ==
{{main|Production season 7F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|'''"[[Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|November 1, 1990}}
{{TB|7F01}}
{{TB|14}}
{{eptable|Simpson and Delilah|October 18, 1990 |7F02 |15}}
{{eptable|Bart Gets an "F"| October 11, 1990|7F03|16}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror|October 25, 1990 |7F04|17}}
{{eptable|Dancin' Homer|November 8, 1990 |7F05 |18}}
{{eptable|Bart the Daredevil|December 6, 1990 |7F06 |19}}
{{eptable|Bart vs. Thanksgiving|November 22, 1990 |7F07 |20}}
{{eptable|Dead Putting Society|November 15, 1990 |7F08 |21}}
{{eptable|Itchy & Scratchy & Marge|December 20, 1990 |7F09 |22}}
{{eptable|Bart Gets Hit by a Car|January 10, 1991 |7F10 |23}}
{{eptable|One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish|January 24, 1991 |7F11 |24}}
{{eptable|The Way We Was|January 31, 1991 |7F12 |25}}
{{eptable|Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment|February 7, 1991 |7F13 |26}}
{{eptable|Bart's Dog Gets an "F"|March 7, 1991 |7F14 |27}}
{{eptable|Principal Charming|February 14, 1991 |7F15 |28}}
{{eptable|Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?|February 21, 1991 |7F16 |29}}
{{eptable|Old Money|March 28, 1991 |7F17 |30}}
{{eptable|Brush with Greatness|April 11, 1991 |7F18 |31}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Substitute|April 25, 1991 |7F19 |32}}
{{eptable|The War of the Simpsons|May 2, 1991 |7F20 |33}}
{{eptable|Three Men and a Comic Book|May 9, 1991 |7F21 |34}}
{{eptable|Blood Feud|July 11, 1991 |7F22 |35}}
{{eptable|When Flanders Failed|October 3, 1991 |7F23|36}}
{{eptable|Stark Raving Dad|September 19, 1991 |7F24 |37}}
}}

== 8F ==
{{main|Production season 8F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|September 26, 1991}}
{{TB|8F01}}
{{TB|38}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror II|October 31, 1991 |8F02 |39}}
{{eptable|Bart the Murderer|October 10, 1991 |8F03 |40}}
{{eptable|Homer Defined|October 17, 1991 |8F04 |41}}
{{eptable|Like Father, Like Clown|October 24, 1991 |8F05 |42}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Pony|November 7, 1991 |8F06 |43}}
{{eptable|Saturdays of Thunder|November 14, 1991 |8F07 |44}}
{{eptable|Flaming Moe's|November 21, 1991 |8F08 |45}}
{{eptable|Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk|December 5, 1991 |8F09 |46}}
{{eptable|I Married Marge|December 26, 1991 |8F10 |47}}
{{eptable|Radio Bart|January 9, 1992 |8F11 |48}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Greek|January 23, 1992 |8F12 |49}}
{{eptable|Homer at the Bat|February 20, 1992 |8F13 |50}}
{{eptable|Homer Alone|February 6, 1992 |8F14 |51}}
{{eptable|Separate Vocations|February 27, 1992 |8F15 |52}}
{{eptable|Bart the Lover|February 13, 1992 |8F16 |53}}
{{eptable|Dog of Death|March 12, 1992 |8F17 |54}}
{{eptable|A Streetcar Named Marge|October 1, 1992 |8F18 |55}}
{{eptable|Colonel Homer|March 26, 1992 |8F19 |56}}
{{eptable|Black Widower|April 9, 1992 |8F20 |57}}
{{eptable|The Otto Show|April 23, 1992 |8F21 |58}}
{{eptable|Bart's Friend Falls in Love|May 7, 1992 |8F22 |59}}
{{eptable|Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?|August 27, 1992 |8F23 |60}}
{{eptable|Kamp Krusty|September 24, 1992 |8F24 |61}}
}}

== 9F ==
{{main|Production season 9F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Homer the Heretic|October 8, 1992 |9F01 |62}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Beauty Queen|October 15, 1992 |9F02 |63}}
{{eptable|Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie|November 3, 1992 |9F03 |64}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror III|October 29, 1992 |9F04 |65}}
{{eptable|Marge Gets a Job|November 5, 1992 |9F05 |66}}
{{eptable|New Kid on the Block|November 12, 1992 |9F06 |67}}
{{eptable|Mr. Plow|November 19, 1992 |9F07 |68}}
{{eptable|Lisa's First Word|December 3, 1992 |9F08 |69}}
{{eptable|Homer's Triple Bypass|December 17, 1992 |9F09 |70}}
{{eptable|Marge vs. the Monorail|January 14, 1993 |9F10 |71}}
{{eptable|Selma's Choice|January 21, 1993 |9F11 |72}}
{{eptable|Brother from the Same Planet|February 4, 1993 |9F12 |73}}
{{eptable|I Love Lisa|February 11, 1993 |9F13 |74}}
{{eptable|Duffless|February 18, 1993 |9F14 |75}}
{{eptable|Last Exit to Springfield|March 11, 1993 |9F15 |76}}
{{eptable|The Front|April 15, 1993 |9F16 |77}}
{{eptable|So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show|April 1, 1993 |9F17 |78}}
{{eptable|Whacking Day|April 29, 1993 |9F18 |79}}
{{eptable|Krusty Gets Kancelled|May 13, 1993 |9F19 |80}}
{{eptable|Marge in Chains|May 6, 1993 |9F20 |81}}
{{eptable|Homer's Barbershop Quartet|September 30, 1993 |9F21 |82}}
{{eptable|Cape Feare|October 7, 1993 |9F22 |83}}
}}

== 1F ==
{{main|Production season 1F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Rosebud]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 21, 1993}}
{{TB|1F01}}
{{TB|84}}
{{eptable|Homer Goes to College|October 14, 1993 |1F02 |85}}
{{eptable|Marge on the Lam|November 4, 1993 |1F03 |86}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror IV|October 28, 1993 |1F04 |87}}
{{eptable|Bart's Inner Child|November 11, 1993 |1F05 |88}}
{{eptable|Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood|November 18, 1993 |1F06 |89}}
{{eptable|The Last Temptation of Homer|December 9, 1993 |1F07 |90}}
{{eptable|$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)|December 16, 1993 |1F08 |91}}
{{eptable|Homer the Vigilante|January 6, 1994 |1F09 |92}}
{{eptable|Homer and Apu|February 10, 1994 |1F10 |93}}
{{eptable|Bart Gets Famous|February 3, 1994 |1F11 |94}}
{{eptable|Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy|February 17, 1994 |1F12 |95}}
{{eptable|Deep Space Homer|February 24, 1994 |1F13 |96}}
{{eptable|Homer Loves Flanders|March 17, 1994 |1F14 |97}}
{{eptable|Bart Gets an Elephant|March 31, 1994 |1F15 |98}}
{{eptable|Burns' Heir|April 14, 1994 |1F16 |99}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Rival|September 11, 1994 |1F17 |100}}
{{eptable|Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song|April 28, 1994 |1F18 |101}}
{{eptable|The Boy Who Knew Too Much|May 5, 1994 |1F19 |102}}
{{eptable|Secrets of a Successful Marriage|May 19, 1994 |1F20 |103}}
{{eptable|Lady Bouvier's Lover|May 12, 1994 |1F21 |104}}
{{eptable|Bart of Darkness|September 4, 1994 |1F22 |105}}
}}

== 2F ==
{{main|Production season 2F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Itchy & Scratchy Land]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 2, 1994}}
{{TB|2F01}}
{{TB|106}}
{{eptable|Sideshow Bob Roberts|October 9, 1994 |2F02 |107}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror V|October 30, 1994 |2F03 |108}}
{{eptable|Bart's Girlfriend|November 6, 1994 |2F04 |109}}
{{eptable|Lisa on Ice|November 13, 1994 |2F05 |110}}
{{eptable|Homer Badman|November 27, 1994 |2F06 |111}}
{{eptable|Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy|December 4, 1994 |2F07 |112}}
{{eptable|Fear of Flying|December 18, 1994 |2F08 |113}}
{{eptable|Homer the Great|January 8, 1995 |2F09 |114}}
{{eptable|And Maggie Makes Three|January 22, 1995 |2F10 |115}}
{{eptable|Bart's Comet|February 5, 1995 |2F11 |116}}
{{eptable|Homie the Clown|February 12, 1995 |2F12 |117}}
{{eptable|Bart vs. Australia|February 19, 1995 |2F13 |118}}
{{eptable|Homer vs. Patty and Selma|February 26, 1995 |2F14 |119}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Wedding|March 19, 1995 |2F15 |120}}
{{eptable|Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)|May 21, 1995 |2F16 |121}}
{{eptable|Radioactive Man|September 24, 1995|2F17 |122}}
{{eptable|Two Dozen and One Greyhounds|April 9, 1995 |2F18 |123}}
{{eptable|The PTA Disbands|April 16, 1995 |2F19 |124}}
{{eptable|Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)|September 17, 1995|2F20|125}}
{{eptable|The Springfield Connection|May 7, 1995 |2F21 |126}}
{{eptable|Lemon of Troy|May 14, 1995 |2F22 |127}}
{{eptable|A Star Is Burns|March 5, 1995 |2F31 |128}}
{{eptable|'Round Springfield|April 30, 1995 |2F32 |129}}
{{eptable|Another Simpsons Clip Show|September 25, 1994 |2F33|130}}
}}

== 3F ==
{{main|Production season 3F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 1, 1995}}
{{TB|3F01}}
{{TB|131}}
{{eptable|Bart Sells His Soul|October 8, 1995 |3F02 |132}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Vegetarian|October 15, 1995 |3F03 |133}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror VI|October 29, 1995 |3F04 |134}}
{{eptable|King-Size Homer|November 5, 1995 |3F05 |135}}
{{eptable|Mother Simpson|November 19, 1995 |3F06 |136}}
{{eptable|Marge Be Not Proud|December 17, 1995 |3F07 |137}}
{{eptable|Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming|November 26, 1995 |3F08 |138}}
{{eptable|Two Bad Neighbors|January 14, 1996 |3F09 |139}}
{{eptable|Team Homer|January 7, 1996 |3F10 |140}}
{{eptable|Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield|February 4, 1996 |3F11 |141}}
{{eptable|Bart the Fink|February 11, 1996 |3F12 |142}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Iconoclast|February 18, 1996 |3F13 |143}}
{{eptable|Homer the Smithers|February 25, 1996 |3F14 |144}}
{{eptable|A Fish Called Selma|March 24, 1996 |3F15 |145}}
{{eptable|The Day the Violence Died|March 17, 1996 |3F16 |146}}
{{eptable|Bart on the Road|March 31, 1996 |3F17 |147}}
{{eptable|22 Short Films About Springfield|April 14, 1996 |3F18 |148}}
{{eptable|Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"|April 28, 1996 |3F19 |149}}
{{eptable|Much Apu About Nothing|May 5, 1996 |3F20 |150}}
{{eptable|Homerpalooza|May 19, 1996 |3F21 |151}}
{{eptable|Summer of 4 Ft. 2|May 19, 1996 |3F22 |152}}
{{eptable|You Only Move Twice|November 3, 1996 |3F23|153}}
{{eptable|El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer|January 5, 1997 |3F24|154}}
{{eptable|The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular|December 3, 1995 |3F31 |155}}
}}

== 3G ==
{{main|Production season 3G}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|The Springfield Files|January 12, 1997|3G01 |156}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Sax|October 19, 1997|3G02|157}}
{{eptable|Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious|February 7, 1997|3G03|158}}
{{eptable|Simpson Tide|March 29, 1998|3G04|159}}
}}

== 4F ==
{{main|Production season 4F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Lisa's Date with Density]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 15, 1996}}
{{TB|4F01}}
{{TB|160}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror VII|October 27, 1996|4F02|161}}
{{eptable|The Homer They Fall|November 10, 1996|4F03|162}}
{{eptable|A Milhouse Divided|December 1, 1996|4F04|163}}
{{eptable|Burns, Baby Burns|November 17, 1996|4F05|164}}
{{eptable|Bart After Dark|November 24, 1996|4F06|165}}
{{eptable|Hurricane Neddy|December 29, 1996|4F07|166}}
{{eptable|The Twisted World of Marge Simpson|January 19, 1997|4F08|167}}
{{eptable|Grade School Confidential|April 6, 1997|4F09|168}}
{{eptable|Mountain of Madness|February 2, 1997|4F10|169}}
{{eptable|Homer's Phobia|February 16, 1997|4F11|170}}
{{eptable|The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show|February 9, 1997|4F12|171}}
{{eptable|My Sister, My Sitter|March 2, 1997|4F13|172}}
{{eptable|Brother from Another Series|February 23, 1997|4F14|173}}
{{eptable|Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment|March 16, 1997|4F15|174}}
{{eptable|The Canine Mutiny|April 13, 1997|4F16|175}}
{{eptable|The Old Man and the Lisa|April 20, 1997|4F17|176}}
{{eptable|In Marge We Trust|April 27, 1997|4F18|177}}
{{eptable|Homer's Enemy|May 4, 1997|4F19|178}}
{{eptable|The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase|May 11, 1997|4F20|179}}
{{eptable|The Secret War of Lisa Simpson|May 18, 1997|4F21|180}}
{{eptable|The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson|September 21, 1997|4F22|181}}
{{eptable|The Principal and the Pauper|September 28, 1997|4F23|182}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Simpson|March 8, 1998|4F24|183}}
}}

== 5F ==
{{main|Production season 5F}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[The Cartridge Family]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 2, 1997}}
{{TB|5F01}}
{{TB|184}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror VIII|October 26, 1997|5F02|185}}
{{eptable|Bart Star|November 9, 1997|5F03|186}}
{{eptable|The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons|November 16, 1997|5F04|187}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Skeptic|November 23, 1997|5F05|188}}
{{eptable|Realty Bites|December 7, 1997|5F06|189}}
{{eptable|Miracle on Evergreen Terrace|December 21, 1997|5F07|190}}
{{eptable|Bart Carny|January 11, 1998|5F08|191}}
{{eptable|Trash of the Titans|April 26, 1998|5F09|192}}
{{eptable|The Last Temptation of Krust|February 22, 1998|5F10|193}}
{{eptable|Das Bus|February 15, 1998|5F11|194}}
{{eptable|Dumbbell Indemnity|March 1, 1998|5F12|195}}
{{eptable|This Little Wiggy|March 22, 1998|5F13|196}}
{{eptable|The Trouble with Trillions|April 5, 1998|5F14|197}}
{{eptable|Girly Edition|April 19, 1998|5F15|198}}
{{eptable|King of the Hill|May 3, 1998|5F16|199}}
{{eptable|Lost Our Lisa|May 10, 1998|5F17|200}}
{{eptable|Natural Born Kissers|May 17, 1998|5F18|201}}
{{eptable|When You Dish Upon a Star|November 8, 1998|5F19|202}}
{{eptable|Lard of the Dance|August 23, 1998|5F20|203}}
{{eptable|The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace|September 20, 1998|5F21|204}}
{{eptable|Bart the Mother|September 27, 1998|5F22|205}}
{{eptable|The Joy of Sect|February 8, 1998|5F23|206}}
{{eptable|All Singing, All Dancing|January 4, 1998|5F24|207}}
}}

== AABF ==
{{main|Production season AABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 25, 1998}}
{{TB|AABF01}}
{{TB|208}}
{{eptable|D'oh-in' in the Wind|November 15, 1998|AABF02|209}}
{{eptable|Lisa Gets an "A"|November 22, 1998|AABF03|210}}
{{eptable|Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble"|December 6, 1998|AABF04|211}}
{{eptable|Mayored to the Mob|December 20, 1998|AABF05|212}}
{{eptable|Viva Ned Flanders|January 10, 1999|AABF06|213}}
{{eptable|Wild Barts Can't Be Broken|January 17, 1999|AABF07|214}}
{{eptable|Sunday, Cruddy Sunday|January 31, 1999|AABF08|215}}
{{eptable|Homer to the Max|February 7, 1999|AABF09|216}}
{{eptable|Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers"|February 21, 1999|AABF10|217}}
{{eptable|I'm with Cupid|February 14, 1999|AABF11|218}}
{{eptable|Make Room for Lisa|February 28, 1999|AABF12|219}}
{{eptable|Maximum Homerdrive|March 28, 1999|AABF13|220}}
{{eptable|Simpsons Bible Stories|April 4, 1999|AABF14|221}}
{{eptable|Mom and Pop Art|April 11, 1999|AABF15|222}}
{{eptable|The Old Man and the "C" Student|April 25, 1999|AABF16|223}}
{{eptable|Monty Can't Buy Me Love|May 2, 1999|AABF17|224}}
{{eptable|They Saved Lisa's Brain|May 9, 1999|AABF18|225}}
{{eptable|E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)|November 7, 1999|AABF19|226}}
{{eptable|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo|May 16, 1999|AABF20|227}}
{{eptable|Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?|October 24, 1999|AABF21|228}}
{{eptable|Brother's Little Helper|October 3, 1999|AABF22|229}}
{{eptable|Beyond Blunderdome|September 26, 1999|AABF23|230}}
}}

== BABF ==
{{main|Production season BABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|#4B96BD|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|#4B96BD|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|#4B96BD|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Treehouse of Horror X]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|October 31, 1999}}
{{TB|BABF01}}
{{TB|231}}
{{eptable|Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder|November 14, 1999|BABF02|232}}
{{eptable|Eight Misbehavin'|November 21, 1999|BABF03|233}}
{{eptable|Little Big Mom|January 9, 2000|BABF04|234}}
{{eptable|Take My Wife, Sleaze|November 28, 1999|BABF05|235}}
{{eptable|Faith Off|January 16, 2000|BABF06|236}}
{{eptable|Grift of the Magi|December 19, 1999|BABF07|237}}
{{eptable|The Mansion Family|January 23, 2000|BABF08|238}}
{{eptable|Saddlesore Galactica|February 6, 2000|BABF09|239}}
{{eptable|Alone Again, Natura-Diddily|February 13, 2000|BABF10|240}}
{{eptable|Missionary: Impossible|February 20, 2000|BABF11|241}}
{{eptable|Pygmoelian|February 27, 2000|BABF12|242}}
{{eptable|Bart to the Future|March 19, 2000|BABF13|243}}
{{eptable|Days of Wine and D'oh'ses|April 9, 2000|BABF14|244}}
{{eptable|Last Tap Dance in Springfield|May 7, 2000|BABF15|245}}
{{eptable|Kill the Alligator and Run|April 30, 2000|BABF16|246}}
{{eptable|Insane Clown Poppy|November 12, 2000|BABF17|247}}
{{eptable|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge|May 14, 2000|BABF18|248}}
{{eptable|Behind the Laughter|May 21, 2000|BABF19|249}}
{{eptable|A Tale of Two Springfields|November 5, 2000|BABF20|250}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XI| November 1, 2000|BABF21|251}}
{{eptable|HOMЯ|January 7, 2001|BABF22|252}}
}}

== CABF ==
{{main|Production season CABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Lisa the Tree Hugger]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 19, 2000}}
{{TB|CABF01}}
{{TB|253}}
{{eptable|The Computer Wore Menace Shoes|December 3, 2000|CABF02|254}}
{{eptable|The Great Money Caper|December 10, 2000|CABF03|255}}
{{eptable|Homer vs. Dignity|November 26, 2000|CABF04|256}}
{{eptable|Pokey Mom|January 14, 2001|CABF05|257}}
{{eptable|Skinner's Sense of Snow|December 17, 2000|CABF06|258}}
{{eptable|Tennis the Menace|February 11, 2001|CABF07|259}}
{{eptable|Worst Episode Ever|February 4, 2001|CABF08|260}}
{{eptable|Hungry, Hungry Homer|March 4, 2001|CABF09|261}}
{{eptable|Day of the Jackanapes|February 18, 2001|CABF10|262}}
{{eptable|Bye, Bye, Nerdie|March 11, 2001|CABF11|263}}
{{eptable|New Kids on the Blecch|February 25, 2001|CABF12|264}}
{{eptable|Simpson Safari|April 1, 2001|CABF13|265}}
{{eptable|Trilogy of Error|April 29, 2001|CABF14|266}}
{{eptable|I'm Goin' to Praiseland|May 6, 2001|CABF15|267}}
{{eptable|Children of a Lesser Clod|May 13, 2001|CABF16|268}}
{{eptable|Simpsons Tall Tales|May 20, 2001|CABF17|269}}
{{eptable|A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love|December 2, 2001 |CABF18 |270}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XII|November 6, 2001 |CABF19 |271}}
{{eptable|Homer the Moe|November 18, 2001 |CABF20 |272}}
{{eptable|The Blunder Years|December 9, 2001 |CABF21 |273}}
{{eptable|The Parent Rap|November 11, 2001 |CABF22 |274}}
}}

== DABF ==
{{main|Production season DABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Brawl in the Family]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|January 6, 2002}}
{{TB|DABF01}}
{{TB|275}}
{{eptable|She of Little Faith|December 16, 2001 |DABF02 |276}}
{{eptable|Sweets and Sour Marge|January 20, 2002 |DABF03 |277}}
{{eptable|Half-Decent Proposal|February 10, 2002 |DABF04 |278}}
{{eptable|Jaws Wired Shut|January 27, 2002 |DABF05 |279}}
{{eptable|The Bart Wants What It Wants|February 17, 2002 |DABF06 |280}}
{{eptable|The Lastest Gun in the West|February 24, 2002 |DABF07 |281}}
{{eptable|Tales from the Public Domain|March 17, 2002 |DABF08 |282}}
{{eptable|The Old Man and the Key|March 10, 2002 |DABF09 |283}}
{{eptable|Blame It on Lisa|March 31, 2002 |DABF10 |284}}
{{eptable|Weekend at Burnsie's|April 7, 2002 |DABF11 |285}}
{{eptable|Gump Roast|April 21, 2002 |DABF12 |286}}
{{eptable|I Am Furious (Yellow)|April 28, 2002 |DABF13 |287}}
{{eptable|The Sweetest Apu|May 5, 2002 |DABF14 |288}}
{{eptable|Little Girl in the Big Ten|May 12, 2002 |DABF15 |289}}
{{eptable|The Frying Game|May 19, 2002 |DABF16 |290}}
{{eptable|Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge|May 22, 2002 |DABF17 |291}}
{{eptable|Large Marge|November 24, 2002 |DABF18 |292}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XIII|November 3, 2002 |DABF19 |293}}
{{eptable|Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade|November 17, 2002 |DABF20 |294}}
{{eptable|Helter Shelter|December 1, 2002 |DABF21 |295}}
{{eptable|How I Spent My Strummer Vacation|November 10, 2002 |DABF22 |296}}
}}

== EABF ==
{{main|Production season EABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[The Great Louse Detective]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 15, 2002}}
{{TB|EABF01}}
{{TB|297}}
{{eptable|Special Edna|January 5, 2003 |EABF02 |298}}
{{eptable|The Dad Who Knew Too Little|January 12, 2003 |EABF03 |299}}
{{eptable|The Strong Arms of the Ma|February 2, 2003 |EABF04 |300}}
{{eptable|Barting Over|February 16, 2003 |EABF05 |301}}
{{eptable|Pray Anything|February 9, 2003 |EABF06 |302}}
{{eptable|I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can|February 16, 2003 |EABF07 |303}}
{{eptable|A Star Is Born Again|March 2, 2003 |EABF08 |304}}
{{eptable|Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington|March 9, 2003 |EABF09 |305}}
{{eptable|C.E. D'oh|March 16, 2003 |EABF10 |306}}
{{eptable|'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky|March 30, 2003 |EABF11 |307}}
{{eptable|Three Gays of the Condo|April 13, 2003 |EABF12 |308}}
{{eptable|Dude, Where's My Ranch?|April 27, 2003 |EABF13 |309}}
{{eptable|Old Yeller-Belly|May 4, 2003 |EABF14 |310}}
{{eptable|Brake My Wife, Please|May 11, 2003 |EABF15 |311}}
{{eptable|The Bart of War|May 18, 2003 |EABF16 |312}}
{{eptable|Moe Baby Blues|May 18, 2003 |EABF17 |313}}
{{eptable|My Mother the Carjacker|November 9, 2003 |EABF18 |314}}
{{eptable|The Fat and the Furriest|November 30, 2003 |EABF19 |315}}
{{eptable|The President Wore Pearls|November 16, 2003 |EABF20 |316}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XIV|November 2, 2003 |EABF21 |317}}
{{eptable|The Regina Monologues|November 23, 2003 |EABF22 |318}}
}}

== FABF ==
{{main|Production season FABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Today I Am a Clown]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 7, 2003}}
{{TB|FABF01}}
{{TB|319}}
{{eptable|'Tis the Fifteenth Season|December 14, 2003 |FABF02 |320}}
{{eptable|Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays|January 4, 2004 |FABF03 |321}}
{{eptable|I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot|January 11, 2004 |FABF04 |322}}
{{eptable|Diatribe of a Mad Housewife|January 25, 2004 |FABF05 |323}}
{{eptable|Margical History Tour|February 8, 2004 |FABF06 |324}}
{{eptable|Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore|February 15, 2004 |FABF07 |325}}
{{eptable|The Ziff Who Came to Dinner|March 14, 2004 |FABF08 |326}}
{{eptable|Smart and Smarter|February 22, 2004 |FABF09 |327}}
{{eptable|Co-Dependent's Day|March 21, 2004 |FABF10 |328}}
{{eptable|The Wandering Juvie|March 28, 2004 |FABF11 |329}}
{{eptable|My Big Fat Geek Wedding|April 18, 2004 |FABF12 |330}}
{{eptable|The Way We Weren't|May 9, 2004 |FABF13 |331}}
{{eptable|Catch 'Em If You Can|April 25, 2004 |FABF14 |332}}
{{eptable|Simple Simpson|May 2, 2004 |FABF15 |333}}
{{eptable|Midnight Rx|January 16, 2005 |FABF16 |334}}
{{eptable|Bart-Mangled Banner|May 16, 2004 |FABF17 |335}}
{{eptable|Fraudcast News|May 23, 2004 |FABF18 |336}}
{{eptable|Sleeping with the Enemy|November 21, 2004 |FABF19 |337}}
{{eptable|All's Fair in Oven War|November 14, 2004 |FABF20 |338}}
{{eptable|Fat Man and Little Boy|December 12, 2004 |FABF21 |339}}
{{eptable|She Used to Be My Girl|December 5, 2004 |FABF22 |340}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XV|November 7, 2004|FABF23 |341}}
}}

== GABF ==
{{main|Production season GABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Mommie Beerest]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|January 30, 2005}}
{{TB|GABF01}}
{{TB|342}}
{{eptable|Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass|February 6, 2005 |GABF02 |343}}
{{eptable|Pranksta Rap|February 13, 2005 |GABF03 |344}}
{{eptable|There's Something About Marrying|February 20, 2005 |GABF04 |345}}
{{eptable|On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister|March 6, 2005 |GABF05 |346}}
{{eptable|Goo Goo Gai Pan|March 13, 2005 |GABF06 |347}}
{{eptable|Mobile Homer|March 20, 2005 |GABF07 |348}}
{{eptable|The Seven-Beer Snitch|April 3, 2005 |GABF08 |349}}
{{eptable|The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star|May 15, 2005 |GABF09 |350}}
{{eptable|Don't Fear the Roofer|May 1, 2005 |GABF10 |351}}
{{eptable|The Heartbroke Kid|May 1, 2005 |GABF11 |352}}
{{eptable|Future-Drama|April 17, 2005 |GABF12 |353}}
{{eptable|A Star Is Torn|May 8, 2005 |GABF13 |354}}
{{eptable|Thank God It's Doomsday|May 8, 2005 |GABF14 |355}}
{{eptable|Home Away from Homer|May 15, 2005 |GABF15 |356}}
{{eptable|The Girl Who Slept Too Little|September 18, 2005 |GABF16 |357}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XVI|November 6, 2005 |GABF17 |358}}
{{eptable|The Bonfire of the Manatees|September 11, 2005|GABF18 |359}}
{{eptable|Milhouse of Sand and Fog|September 25, 2005 |GABF19 |360}}
{{eptable|Marge's Son Poisoning|November 13, 2005 |GABF20 |361}}
{{eptable|See Homer Run|November 20, 2005 |GABF21 |362}}
{{eptable|The Last of the Red Hat Mamas|November 27, 2005 |GABF22 |363}}
}}

== HABF ==
{{main|Production season HABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Simpsons Christmas Stories]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 18, 2005}}
{{TB|HABF01}}
{{TB|364}}
{{eptable|The Italian Bob|December 11, 2005 |HABF02 |365}}
{{eptable|Homer's Paternity Coot|January 8, 2006 |HABF03 |366}}
{{eptable|We're on the Road to D'ohwhere|January 29, 2006 |HABF04 |367}}
{{eptable|My Fair Laddy|February 26, 2006 |HABF05 |368}}
{{eptable|The Seemingly Never-Ending Story|March 12, 2006 |HABF06 |369}}
{{eptable|Bart Has Two Mommies|March 19, 2006 |HABF07 |370}}
{{eptable|Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife|March 26, 2006 |HABF08 |371}}
{{eptable|Million-Dollar Abie|April 2, 2006 |HABF09 |372}}
{{eptable|Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore|April 9, 2006 |HABF10 |373}}
{{eptable|The Wettest Stories Ever Told|April 23, 2006 |HABF11 |374}}
{{eptable|Girls Just Want to Have Sums|April 30, 2006 |HABF12 |375}}
{{eptable|Regarding Margie|May 7, 2006 |HABF13 |376}}
{{eptable|The Monkey Suit|May 14, 2006 |HABF14 |377}}
{{eptable|The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer|September 10, 2006|HABF15 |378}}
{{eptable|Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play|May 21, 2006 |HABF16 |379}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XVII|November 5, 2006 |HABF17 |380}}
{{eptable|Jazzy and the Pussycats|September 17, 2006 |HABF18 |381}}
{{eptable|Moe'N'a Lisa|November 19, 2006 |HABF19 |382}}
{{eptable|Please Homer, Don't Hammer 'Em|September 24, 2006 |HABF20 |383}}
{{eptable|G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)|November 12, 2006 |HABF21 |384}}
{{eptable|Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)|November 26, 2006 |HABF22 |385}}
}}

== JABF ==
{{main|Production season JABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Kill Gil, Volumes I & II]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 17, 2006}}
{{TB|JABF01}}
{{TB|386}}
{{eptable|The Haw-Hawed Couple|December 10, 2006 |JABF02 |387}}
{{eptable|The Wife Aquatic|January 7, 2007 |JABF03 |388}}
{{eptable|Little Big Girl|February 11, 2007 |JABF04 |389}}
{{eptable|Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Three Times|January 28, 2007 |JABF05 |390}}
{{eptable|Homerazzi|March 25, 2007 |JABF06 |391}}
{{eptable|Springfield Up|February 18, 2007 |JABF07 |392}}
{{eptable|Rome-Old and Juli-Eh|March 11, 2007 |JABF08 |393}}
{{eptable|Yokel Chords|March 4, 2007 |JABF09 |394}}
{{eptable|Marge Gamer|April 22, 2007 |JABF10 |395}}
{{eptable|The Boys of Bummer|April 29, 2007 |JABF11 |396}}
{{eptable|Stop, or My Dog Will Shoot!|May 13, 2007 |JABF12 |397}}
{{eptable|Crook and Ladder|May 6, 2007 |JABF13 |398}}
{{eptable|24 Minutes|May 20, 2007 |JABF14 |399}}
{{eptable|You Kent Always Say What You Want|May 20, 2007 |JABF15 |400}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XVIII|November 4, 2007 |JABF16 |401}}
{{eptable|Husbands and Knives|November 18, 2007 |JABF17 |402}}
{{eptable|The Homer of Seville|September 30, 2007 |JABF18 |403}}
{{eptable|I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings|October 14, 2007 |JABF19 |404}}
{{eptable|He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs|September 23, 2007 |JABF20 |405}}
{{eptable|Midnight Towboy|October 7, 2007 |JABF21 |406}}
{{eptable|Little Orphan Millie|November 11, 2007 |JABF22 |407}}
}}

== KABF ==
{{main|Production season KABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Funeral for a Fiend]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 25, 2007}}
{{TB|KABF01}}
{{TB|408}}
{{eptable|Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind|December 16, 2007 |KABF02 |409}}
{{eptable|E Pluribus Wiggum|January 6, 2008 |KABF03 |410}}
{{eptable|That '90s Show|January 27, 2008 |KABF04 |411}}
{{eptable|Love, Springfieldian Style|February 17, 2008 |KABF05 |412}}
{{eptable|The Debarted|March 2, 2008 |KABF06 |413}}
{{eptable|Dial "N" for Nerder|March 9, 2008 |KABF07 |414}}
{{eptable|Smoke on the Daughter|March 30, 2008 |KABF08 |415}}
{{eptable|Papa Don't Leech|April 13, 2008 |KABF09 |416}}
{{eptable|Apocalypse Cow|April 27, 2008 |KABF10 |417}}
{{eptable|Any Given Sundance|May 4, 2008 |KABF11 |418}}
{{eptable|Mona Leaves-a|May 11, 2008 |KABF12 |419}}
{{eptable|All About Lisa|May 18, 2008 |KABF13 |420}}
{{eptable|Double, Double, Boy in Trouble|October 19, 2008 |KABF14 |421}}
{{eptable|Lost Verizon|October 5, 2008 |KABF15 |422}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XIX|November 2, 2008 |KABF16 |423}}
{{eptable|Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes|September 28, 2008 |KABF17 |424}}
{{eptable|Dangerous Curves|November 9, 2008 |KABF18 |425}}
{{eptable|Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words|November 16, 2008 |KABF19 |426}}
{{eptable|MyPods and Boomsticks|November 30, 2008 |KABF20 |427}}
{{eptable|The Burns and the Bees|December 7, 2008 |KABF21 |428}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Drama Queen|January 25, 2009 |KABF22 |429}}
}}

== LABF ==
{{main|Production season LABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Take My Life, Please]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|February 15, 2009}}
{{TB|LABF01}}
{{TB|430}}
{{eptable|How the Test Was Won|March 1, 2009 |LABF02 |431}}
{{eptable|No Loan Again, Naturally|March 8, 2009 |LABF03 |432}}
{{eptable|Gone Maggie Gone|March 15, 2009 |LABF04 |433}}
{{eptable|Wedding for Disaster|March 29, 2009 |LABF05 |434}}
{{eptable|Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe|April 5, 2009 |LABF06 |435}}
{{eptable|The Good, the Sad, and the Drugly|April 19, 2009 |LABF07 |436}}
{{eptable|Father Knows Worst|April 26, 2009 |LABF08 |437}}
{{eptable|Four Great Women and a Manicure|May 10, 2009 |LABF09 |438}}
{{eptable|Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh|May 3, 2009 |LABF10 |439}}
{{eptable|In the Name of the Grandfather|{{Ireland|}}{{UK|March 17, 2009}} {{USA|March 22, 2009}}|LABF11 |440}}
{{eptable|Coming to Homerica|May 17, 2009 |LABF12 |441}}
{{eptable|Homer the Whopper|September 27, 2009 |LABF13 |442}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XX|October 18, 2009 |LABF14 |443}}
{{eptable|Bart Gets a "Z"|October 4, 2009 |LABF15 |444}}
{{eptable|The Great Wife Hope|October 11, 2009 |LABF16 |445}}
{{eptable|The Devil Wears Nada|November 15, 2009 |LABF17 |446}}
{{eptable|Pranks and Greens|November 22, 2009 |LABF18 |447}}
{{eptable|Rednecks and Broomsticks|November 29, 2009 |LABF19 |448}}
{{eptable|Once Upon a Time in Springfield|January 10, 2010 |LABF20 |449}}
}}

=== Non-episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TBT|'''"[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|January 10, 2010}}
{{TB|LABF21}}
}}

== MABF ==
{{main|Production season MABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 13, 2009}}
{{TB|MABF01}}
{{TB|450}}
{{eptable|Thursdays with Abie|January 3, 2010 |MABF02 |451}}
{{eptable|Million Dollar Maybe|January 31, 2010 |MABF03 |452}}
{{eptable|Postcards from the Wedge|March 14, 2010 |MABF04 |453}}
{{eptable|Boy Meets Curl|February 14, 2010 |MABF05 |454}}
{{eptable|The Color Yellow|February 21, 2010 |MABF06 |455}}
{{eptable|Stealing First Base|March 21, 2010 |MABF07 |456}}
{{eptable|American History X-cellent|April 11, 2010 |MABF08 |457}}
{{eptable|Chief of Hearts|April 18, 2010 |MABF09 |458}}
{{eptable|The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed|March 28, 2010 |MABF10 |459}}
{{eptable|The Bob Next Door|May 16, 2010 |MABF11 |460}}
{{eptable|To Surveil with Love|May 2, 2010 |MABF12 |461}}
{{eptable|Moe Letter Blues|May 9, 2010 |MABF13 |462}}
{{eptable|The Squirt and the Whale|April 25, 2010 |MABF14 |463}}
{{eptable|Judge Me Tender|May 23, 2010 |MABF15 |464}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXI|November 7, 2010 |MABF16 |465}}
{{eptable|Loan-a Lisa|October 3, 2010 |MABF17 |466}}
{{eptable|MoneyBart|October 10, 2010 |MABF18 |467}}
{{eptable|Donnie Fatso|December 12, 2010 |MABF19 |468}}
{{eptable|Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life|November 14, 2010 |MABF20 |469}}
{{eptable|Elementary School Musical|September 26, 2010|MABF21 |470}}
{{eptable|The Fight Before Christmas|December 5, 2010 |MABF22 |471}}
}}

== NABF ==
{{main|Production season NABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[The Fool Monty]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 21, 2010}}
{{TB|NABF01}}
{{TB|472}}
{{eptable|How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?|November 28, 2010 |NABF02 |473}}
{{eptable|Moms I'd Like to Forget|January 9, 2011 |NABF03 |474}}
{{eptable|Flaming Moe|January 16, 2011 |NABF04 |475}}
{{eptable|Homer the Father|January 23, 2011 |NABF05 |476}}
{{eptable|The Blue and the Gray|February 13, 2011 |NABF06 |477}}
{{eptable|Angry Dad: The Movie|February 20, 2011 |NABF07 |478}}
{{eptable|The Scorpion's Tale|March 6, 2011 |NABF08 |479}}
{{eptable|A Midsummer's Nice Dreams|March 13, 2011 |NABF09 |480}}
{{eptable|Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing|March 27, 2011 |NABF10 |481}}
{{eptable|The Great Simpsina|April 10, 2011 |NABF11 |482}}
{{eptable|The Real Housewives of Fat Tony|May 1, 2011 |NABF12 |483}}
{{eptable|Homer Scissorhands|May 8, 2011 |NABF13 |484}}
{{eptable|500 Keys|May 15, 2011 |NABF14 |485}}
{{eptable|The Ned-liest Catch|May 22, 2011 |NABF15 |486}}
{{eptable|The Falcon and the D'ohman|September 25, 2011|NABF16|487}}
{{eptable|Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts|October 2, 2011|NABF17|488}}
{{eptable|Holidays of Future Passed|December 11, 2011|NABF18|489}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXII|October 30, 2011|NABF19|490}}
{{eptable|The Food Wife|November 13, 2011|NABF20|491}}
{{eptable|Replaceable You|November 6, 2011|NABF21|492}}
{{eptable|The Book Job|November 20, 2011|NABF22|493}}
}}

== PABF ==
{{main|Production season PABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|November 27, 2011}}
{{TB|PABF01}}
{{TB|494}}
{{eptable|The Ten-Per-Cent Solution|December 4, 2011|PABF02|495}}
{{eptable|Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson|January 8, 2012|PABF03|496}}
{{eptable|The D'oh-cial Network|January 15, 2012|PABF04|497}}
{{eptable|Moe Goes from Rags to Riches|January 29, 2012|PABF05|498}}
{{eptable|The Daughter Also Rises|February 12, 2012|PABF06|499}}
{{eptable|At Long Last Leave|February 19, 2012|PABF07|500}}
{{eptable|How I Wet Your Mother|March 11, 2012|PABF08|501}}
{{eptable|Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart|March 4, 2012|PABF09|502}}
{{eptable|Them, Robot|March 18, 2012|PABF10|503}}
{{eptable|Beware My Cheating Bart|April 15, 2012|PABF11|504}}
{{eptable|A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again|April 29, 2012|PABF12|505}}
{{eptable|The Spy Who Learned Me|May 6, 2012|PABF13|506}}
{{eptable|Lisa Goes Gaga|May 20, 2012|PABF14|507}}
{{eptable|Ned 'n Edna's Blend Agenda|May 13, 2012|PABF15|508}}
{{eptable|Gone Abie Gone|November 11, 2012|PABF16|509}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXIII|October 7, 2012|PABF17|510}}
{{eptable|Adventures in Baby-Getting|{{Canada|October 21, 2012}} {{USA|November 4, 2012}}|PABF18|511}}
{{eptable|Penny-Wiseguys|November 18, 2012|PABF19|512}}
{{eptable|The Day the Earth Stood Cool|December 9, 2012|PABF20|513}}
{{eptable|Moonshine River|September 30, 2012|PABF21|514}}
{{eptable|A Tree Grows in Springfield|November 25, 2012|PABF22|515}}
}}

== RABF ==
{{main|Production season RABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[To Cur, with Love]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 16, 2012}}
{{TB|RABF01}}
{{TB|516}}
{{eptable|Homer Goes to Prep School|January 6, 2013|RABF02|517}}
{{eptable|A Test Before Trying|January 13, 2013|RABF03|518}}
{{eptable|The Changing of the Guardian|January 27, 2013|RABF04|519}}
{{eptable|Hardly Kirk-ing|February 17, 2013|RABF05|520}}
{{eptable|Gorgeous Grampa|March 3, 2013|RABF06|521}}
{{eptable|Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing|February 10, 2013|RABF07|522}}
{{eptable|What Animated Women Want|April 14, 2013|RABF08|523}}
{{eptable|Black-Eyed, Please|March 10, 2013|RABF09|524}}
{{eptable|Dark Knight Court|March 17, 2013|RABF10|525}}
{{eptable|Pulpit Friction|April 28, 2013|RABF11|526}}
{{eptable|The Fabulous Faker Boy|May 12, 2013|RABF12|527}}
{{eptable|Whiskey Business|May 5, 2013|RABF13|528}}
{{eptable|The Saga of Carl|May 19, 2013|RABF14|529}}
{{eptable|The Man Who Came to Be Dinner|January 4, 2015|RABF15|530}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXIV|October 6, 2013|RABF16|531}}
{{eptable|Dangers on a Train|May 19, 2013|RABF17|532}}
{{eptable|Four Regrettings and a Funeral|November 3, 2013|RABF18|533}}
{{eptable|Labor Pains|November 17, 2013|RABF19|534}}
{{eptable|Homerland|September 29, 2013|RABF20|535}}
{{eptable|Brick Like Me|May 4, 2014|RABF21|536}}
{{eptable|YOLO|November 10, 2013|RABF22|537}}
}}

== SABF ==
{{main|Production season SABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|"'''"[[White Christmas Blues]]"'''"|align=}}
{{TB|December 15, 2013}}
{{TB|SABF01}}
{{TB|538}}
{{eptable|The Kid Is All Right|November 24, 2013|SABF02|539}}
{{eptable|Married to the Blob|January 12, 2014|SABF03|540}}
{{eptable|Yellow Subterfuge|December 8, 2013|SABF04|541}}
{{eptable|Steal This Episode|January 5, 2014|SABF05|542}}
{{eptable|Specs and the City|January 26, 2014|SABF06|543}}
{{eptable|The Man Who Grew Too Much|March 9, 2014|SABF07|544}}
{{eptable|Diggs|March 9, 2014|SABF08|545}}
{{eptable|The Winter of His Content|March 16, 2014|SABF09|546}}
{{eptable|The War of Art|March 23, 2014|SABF10|547}}
{{eptable|You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee|March 30, 2014|SABF11|548}}
{{eptable|Luca$|April 6, 2014|SABF12|549}}
{{eptable|Days of Future Future|April 13, 2014|SABF13|550}}
{{eptable|What to Expect When Bart's Expecting|April 27, 2014|SABF14|551}}
{{eptable|Pay Pal|May 11, 2014|SABF15|552}}
{{eptable|Simpsorama|November 9, 2014|SABF16|553}}
{{eptable|The Wreck of the Relationship|October 5, 2014|SABF17|554}}
{{eptable|The Yellow Badge of Cowardge|May 18, 2014|SABF18|555}}
{{eptable|Super Franchise Me|October 12, 2014|SABF19|556}}
{{eptable|Clown in the Dumps|September 28, 2014|SABF20|557}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXV|October 19, 2014|SABF21|558}}
{{eptable|Opposites A-Frack|November 2, 2014|SABF22|559}}
}}

=== BACX - The Simpsons Guy ===
{{main|The Simpsons Guy}}
The Simpsons Guy uses a [[Family Guy]] production code, produced in the same season as SABF.
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{eptable|The Simpsons Guy|September 28, 2014|BACX22 BACX23|}}
}}

== TABF ==
{{main|Production season TABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|'''"[[Blazed and Confused]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|November 16, 2014}}
{{TB|TABF01}}
{{TB|560}}
{{eptable|Covercraft|November 23, 2014|TABF02|561}}
{{eptable|I Won't Be Home for Christmas|December 7, 2014|TABF03|562}}
{{eptable|The Musk Who Fell to Earth|January 25, 2015|TABF04|563}}
{{eptable|Bart's New Friend|January 11, 2015|TABF05|564}}
{{eptable|Walking Big & Tall|February 8, 2015|TABF06|565}}
{{eptable|My Fare Lady|February 15, 2015|TABF07|566}}
{{eptable|The Princess Guide|March 1, 2015|TABF08|567}}
{{eptable|Sky Police|March 8, 2015|TABF09|568}}
{{eptable|Waiting for Duffman|March 15, 2015|TABF10|569}}
{{eptable|Peeping Mom|April 19, 2015|TABF11|570}}
{{eptable|The Kids Are All Fight|April 26, 2015|TABF12|571}}
{{eptable|Let's Go Fly a Coot|May 3, 2015|TABF13|572}}
{{eptable|Every Man's Dream|September 27, 2015|TABF14|573}}
{{eptable|Bull-E|May 10, 2015|TABF15|574}}
{{eptable|Mathlete's Feat|May 17, 2015|TABF16|575}}
{{eptable|'Cue Detective|October 4, 2015|TABF17|576}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXVI|October 25, 2015|TABF18|577}}
{{eptable|Puffless|October 11, 2015|TABF19|578}}
{{eptable|Lisa with an "S"|November 22, 2015|TABF20|579}}
{{eptable|Friend with Benefit|November 8, 2015|TABF21|580}}
{{eptable|Halloween of Horror|October 18, 2015|TABF22|581}}
}}

=== Non-episodes ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TBT|'''"[[The Simpsons Take the Bowl]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|September 12-14, 2014}}
{{TB|TABF99}}
}}

== VABF ==
{{main|Production season VABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|'''"[['Paths of Glory]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|December 6, 2015}}
{{TB|VABF01}}
{{TB|582}}
{{eptable|Barthood|December 13, 2015|VABF02|583}}
{{eptable|The Girl Code|January 3, 2016|VABF03|584}}
{{eptable|Teenage Mutant Milk-Caused Hurdles|January 10, 2016|VABF04|585}}
{{eptable|Much Apu About Something|January 17, 2016|VABF05|586}}
{{eptable|Gal of Constant Sorrow|February 21, 2016|VABF06|587}}
{{eptable|Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4|February 14, 2016|VABF07|588|title=Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Veterinarian|March 6, 2016|VABF08|589}}
{{eptable|The Marge-ian Chronicles|March 13, 2016|VABF09|590}}
{{eptable|The Burns Cage|April 3, 2016|VABF10|591}}
{{eptable|How Lisa Got Her Marge Back|April 10, 2016|VABF11|592}}
{{eptable|Fland Canyon|April 24, 2016|VABF12|593}}
{{eptable|Simprovised|May 15, 2016|VABF13|594}}
{{eptable|To Courier with Love|May 8, 2016|VABF14|595}}
{{eptable|Orange Is the New Yellow|May 22, 2016|VABF15|596}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXVII|October 16, 2016|VABF16|597}}
{{eptable|The Town|October 9, 2016|VABF17|598}}
{{eptable|Friends and Family|October 2, 2016|VABF18|599}}
{{eptable|Havana Wild Weekend|November 13, 2016|VABF19|600}}
{{eptable|Monty Burns' Fleeing Circus|September 25, 2016|VABF20|601}}
{{eptable|Trust but Clarify|October 23, 2016|VABF21|602}}
{{eptable|There Will Be Buds|November 6, 2016|VABF22|603}}
}}

== WABF ==
{{main|Production season WABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TBT|'''"[[Dad Behavior]]"'''|align=}}
{{TB|November 20, 2016}}
{{TB|WABF01}}
{{TB|604}}
{{eptable|The Nightmare After Krustmas|December 11, 2016|WABF02|605}}
{{eptable|The Last Traction Hero|December 4, 2016|WABF03|606}}
{{eptable|The Great Phatsby: Part One|January 15, 2017|WABF04|607}}
{{eptable|The Great Phatsby: Part Two|January 15, 2017|WABF05|608}}
{{eptable|Pork and Burns|January 8, 2017|WABF06|609}}
{{eptable|Fatzcarraldo|February 12, 2017|WABF07|610}}
{{eptable|The Cad and the Hat|February 19, 2017|WABF08|611}}
{{eptable|Kamp Krustier|March 5, 2017|WABF09|612}}
{{eptable|22 for 30|March 12, 2017|WABF10|613}}
{{eptable|A Father's Watch|March 19, 2017|WABF11|614}}
{{eptable|The Caper Chase|April 2, 2017|WABF12|615}}
{{eptable|Looking for Mr. Goodbart|April 30, 2017|WABF13|616}}
{{eptable|Moho House|May 7, 2017|WABF14|617}}
{{eptable|Dogtown|May 21, 2017|WABF15|618}}
{{eptable|Whistler's Father|October 15, 2017|WABF16|619}}
{{eptable|The Serfsons|October 1, 2017|WABF17|620}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXVIII|October 22, 2017|WABF18|621}}
{{eptable|Grampy Can Ya Hear Me|November 5, 2017|WABF19|622}}
{{eptable|The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be|November 12, 2017|WABF20|623}}
{{eptable|Singin' in the Lane|November 19, 2017|WABF21|624}}
{{eptable|Springfield Splendor|October 8, 2017|WABF22|625}}
}}

== XABF ==
{{main|Production season XABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Mr. Lisa's Opus|December 3, 2017|XABF01|626}}
{{eptable|Gone Boy|December 10, 2017|XABF02|627}}
{{eptable|Haw-Haw Land|January 7, 2018|XABF03|628}}
{{eptable|Frink Gets Testy|January 14, 2018|XABF04|629}}
{{eptable|Homer Is Where the Art Isn't|March 18, 2018|XABF05|630}}
{{eptable|3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage|March 25, 2018|XABF06|631}}
{{eptable|No Good Read Goes Unpunished|April 8, 2018|XABF07|632}}
{{eptable|Fears of a Clown|April 1, 2018|XABF08|633}}
{{eptable|Forgive and Regret|April 29, 2018|XABF09|634}}
{{eptable|King Leer|April 15, 2018|XABF10|635}}
{{eptable|Lisa Gets the Blues|April 22, 2018|XABF11|636}}
{{eptable|Left Behind|May 6, 2018|XABF12|637}}
{{eptable|Throw Grampa from the Dane|May 13, 2018|XABF13|638}}
{{eptable|Flanders' Ladder|May 20, 2018|XABF14|639}}
{{eptable|Heartbreak Hotel|October 7, 2018|XABF15|640}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXIX|October 21, 2018|XABF16|641}}
{{eptable|My Way or the Highway to Heaven|October 14, 2018|XABF17|642}}
{{eptable|Baby You Can't Drive My Car|November 4, 2018|XABF18|643}}
{{eptable|Bart's Not Dead|September 30, 2018|XABF19|644}}
{{eptable|From Russia Without Love|November 11, 2018|XABF20|645}}
{{eptable|Werking Mom|November 18, 2018|XABF21|646}}
{{eptable|Krusty the Clown (episode)|November 25, 2018|XABF22|647|title=Krusty the Clown}}
}}

== YABF ==
{{main|Production season YABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Daddicus Finch|December 2, 2018|YABF01|648}}
{{eptable|'Tis the 30th Season|December 9, 2018|YABF02|649}}
{{eptable|Mad About the Toy|January 6, 2019|YABF03|650}}
{{eptable|The Girl on the Bus|January 13, 2019|YABF04|651}}
{{eptable|The Clown Stays in the Picture|February 17, 2019|YABF05|652}}
{{eptable|I'm Dancing as Fat as I Can|February 10, 2019|YABF06|653}}
{{eptable|101 Mitigations|March 3, 2019|YABF07|654}}
{{eptable|I Want You (She's So Heavy)|March 10, 2019|YABF08|655}}
{{eptable|E My Sports|March 17, 2019|YABF09|656}}
{{eptable|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy|March 24, 2019|YABF10|657}}
{{eptable|Girl's in the Band|March 31, 2019|YABF11|658}}
{{eptable|I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say D'oh|April 7, 2019|YABF12|659}}
{{eptable|The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby|April 19, 2020|YABF13|660}}
{{eptable|D'oh Canada|April 28, 2019|YABF14|661}}
{{eptable|Woo-Hoo Dunnit?|May 5, 2019|YABF15|662}}
{{eptable|Crystal Blue-Haired Persuasion|May 12, 2019|YABF16|663}}
{{eptable|Thanksgiving of Horror|November 24, 2019|YABF17|664}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXX|October 20, 2019|YABF18|665}}
{{eptable|The Winter of Our Monetized Content|September 29, 2019|YABF19|666}}
{{eptable|Gorillas on the Mast|November 3, 2019|YABF20|667}}
{{eptable|Go Big or Go Homer|October 6, 2019|YABF21|668}}
{{eptable|The Fat Blue Line|October 13, 2019|YABF22|669}}
}}

== ZABF ==
{{main|Production season ZABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Bobby, It's Cold Outside|December 15, 2019|ZABF01|670}}
{{eptable|Marge the Lumberjill|November 10, 2019|ZABF02|671}}
{{eptable|Livin La Pura Vida|November 17, 2019|ZABF03|672}}
{{eptable|Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?|December 1, 2019|ZABF04|673}}
{{eptable|Hail to the Teeth|January 5, 2020|ZABF05|674}}
{{eptable|The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson|February 16, 2020|ZABF06|675}}
{{eptable|Frinkcoin|February 23, 2020|ZABF07|676}}
{{eptable|Bart the Bad Guy|March 1, 2020|ZABF08|677}}
{{eptable|Screenless|March 8, 2020|ZABF09|678}}
{{eptable|Highway to Well|March 22, 2020|ZABF10|679}}
{{eptable|Better Off Ned|March 15, 2020|ZABF11|680}}
{{eptable|Warrin' Priests: Part One|April 26, 2020|ZABF12|681}}
{{eptable|Warrin' Priests: Part Two|May 3, 2020|ZABF13|682}}
{{eptable|The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds|May 10, 2020|ZABF14|683}}
{{eptable|The 7 Beer Itch|November 8, 2020|ZABF15|684}}
{{eptable|The Way of the Dog|May 17, 2020|ZABF16|685}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXI|{{Canada|October 18, 2020}} {{USA|November 1, 2020}}|ZABF17|686}}
{{eptable|I, Carumbus|October 4, 2020|ZABF18|687}}
{{eptable|Undercover Burns|September 27, 2020|ZABF19|688}}
{{eptable|The Road to Cincinnati|November 29, 2020|ZABF20|689}}
{{eptable|Now Museum, Now You Don't|October 11, 2020|ZABF21|690}}
{{eptable|Podcast News|November 15, 2020|ZABF22|691}}
}}

== QABF ==
{{main|Production season QABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Sorry Not Sorry|December 6, 2020|QABF01|692}}
{{eptable|Three Dreams Denied|November 22, 2020|QABF02|693}}
{{eptable|A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas|December 13, 2020|QABF03|694}}
{{eptable|The Dad-Feelings Limited|January 3, 2021|QABF04|695}}
{{eptable|Diary Queen|February 21, 2021|QABF05|696}}
{{eptable|Wad Goals|February 28, 2021|QABF06|697}}
{{eptable|Yokel Hero|March 7, 2021|QABF07|698}}
{{eptable|Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?|March 14, 2021|QABF08|699}}
{{eptable|Manger Things|March 21, 2021|QABF09|700}}
{{eptable|Uncut Femmes|March 28, 2021|QABF10|701}}
{{eptable|Burger Kings|April 11, 2021|QABF11|702}}
{{eptable|Panic on the Streets of Springfield|April 18, 2021|QABF12|703}}
{{eptable|The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.|May 16, 2021|QABF13|704}}
{{eptable|Mother and Child Reunion|May 9, 2021|QABF14|705}}
{{eptable|The Last Barfighter|May 23, 2021|QABF15|706}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXII|October 10, 2021|QABF16|707}}
{{eptable|The Star of the Backstage|September 26, 2021|QABF17|708}}
{{eptable|Bart's in Jail!|October 3, 2021|QABF18|709}}
{{eptable|The Wayz We Were|October 17, 2021|QABF19|710}}
{{eptable|Lisa's Belly|October 24, 2021|QABF20|711}}
{{eptable|A Serious Flanders (Part 1)|November 7, 2021|QABF21|712}}
{{eptable|A Serious Flanders (Part 2)|November 14, 2021|QABF22|713}}
}}

== UABF ==
{{main|Production season UABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Portrait of a Lackey on Fire|November 21, 2021|UABF01|714}}
{{eptable|Mothers and Other Strangers|November 28, 2021|UABF02|715}}
{{eptable|A Made Maggie|December 19, 2021|UABF03|716}}
{{eptable|Pixelated and Afraid|February 27, 2022|UABF04|717}}
{{eptable|The Longest Marge|January 2, 2022|UABF05|718}}
{{eptable|Boyz N the Highlands|March 6, 2022|UABF06|719}}
{{eptable|You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You!|March 13, 2022|UABF07|720}}
{{eptable|Bart the Cool Kid|March 20, 2022|UABF08|721}}
{{eptable|Pretty Whittle Liar|March 27, 2022|UABF09|722}}
{{eptable|The Sound of Bleeding Gums|April 10, 2022|UABF10|723}}
{{eptable|My Octopus and a Teacher|April 24, 2022|UABF11|724}}
{{eptable|Girls Just Shauna Have Fun|May 1, 2022|UABF12|725}}
{{eptable|Meat Is Murder|May 15, 2022|UABF13|726}}
{{eptable|Poorhouse Rock|May 22, 2022|UABF14|727}}
{{eptable|Marge the Meanie|May 8, 2022|UABF15|728}}
{{eptable|Habeas Tortoise|September 25, 2022|UABF16|729}}
{{eptable|Not It|October 23, 2022|UABF17|730}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXIII|October 30, 2022|UABF18|731}}
{{eptable|One Angry Lisa|October 2, 2022|UABF19|732}}
{{eptable|The King of Nice|October 16, 2022|UABF20|733}}
{{eptable|Lisa the Boy Scout|October 9, 2022|UABF21|734}}
{{eptable|Step Brother from the Same Planet|November 20, 2022|UABF22|735}}
}}

== OABF ==
{{main|Production season OABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|From Beer to Paternity|November 13, 2022|OABF01|736}}
{{eptable|When Nelson Met Lisa|November 27, 2022|OABF02|737}}
{{eptable|Game Done Changed|December 4, 2022|OABF03|738}}
{{eptable|Top Goon|December 11, 2022|OABF04|739}}
{{eptable|My Life as a Vlog|January 1, 2023|OABF05|740}}
{{eptable|The Many Saints of Springfield|February 19, 2023|OABF06|741}}
{{eptable|Carl Carlson Rides Again|February 26, 2022|OABF07|742}}
{{eptable|Bartless|March 5, 2023|OABF08|743}}
{{eptable|Hostile Kirk Place|March 12, 2023|OABF09|744}}
{{eptable|Pin Gal|March 19, 2023|OABF10|745}}
{{eptable|Fan-ily Feud|April 23, 2023|OABF11|746}}
{{eptable|Write Off This Episode|April 30, 2023|OABF12|747}}
{{eptable|Homer's Adventures Through the Windshield Glass|May 21, 2023|OABF13|748}}
{{eptable|The Very Hungry Caterpillars|May 7, 2023|OABF14|749}}
{{eptable|Clown V. Board of Education|May 14, 2023|OABF15|750}}
{{eptable|A Mid-Childhood Night's Dream|October 8, 2023|OABF16|751}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXIV|November 5, 2023|OABF17|752}}
{{eptable|Homer's Crossing|October 1, 2023|OABF18|753}}
{{eptable|It's a Blunderful Life|November 19, 2023|OABF19|754}}
{{eptable|McMansion & Wife|October 22, 2023|OABF20|755}}
{{eptable|Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story|October 29, 2023|OABF21|756}}
{{eptable|Iron Marge|November 12, 2023|OABF22|757}}
}}

== 35ABF ==
{{main|Production season 35ABF}}
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Do the Wrong Thing|December 24, 2023|35ABF01|758}}
{{eptable|Ae Bonny Romance|December 3, 2023|35ABF02|759}}
{{eptable|Frinkenstein's Monster|February 18, 2024|35ABF03|760}}
{{eptable|Murder, She Boat|December 17, 2023|35ABF04|761}}
{{eptable|Lisa Gets an F1|February 25, 2024|35ABF05|762}}
{{eptable|Clan of the Cave Mom|March 24, 2024|35ABF06|763}}
{{eptable|Night of the Living Wage|April 7, 2024|35ABF07|764}}
{{eptable|The Yellow Lotus|October 6, 2024|35ABF08|765}}
{{eptable|Cremains of the Day|April 21, 2024|35ABF09|766}}
{{eptable|The Tell-Tale Pants|May 5, 2024|35ABF10|767}}
{{eptable|The Tipping Point|May 12, 2024|35ABF11|768}}
{{eptable|Bart's Brain|May 19, 2024|35ABF12|769}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXV|November 3, 2024|35ABF13|770}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes|November 24, 2024|35ABF14|771}}
{{eptable|Bart's Birthday|September 29, 2024|35ABF15|772}}
{{eptable|Shoddy Heat|October 27, 2024|35ABF16|773}}
{{eptable|Women in Shorts|November 10, 2024|35ABF17|774}}
{{eptable|Desperately Seeking Lisa|October 20, 2024|35ABF18|775}}
{{eptable|The Past and the Furious|February 12, 2025 [[File:Disney Plus.png|25px]]|35ABF19|776}}
{{eptable|Yellow Planet|April 22, 2025 [[File:Disney Plus.png|25px]]|35ABF20|777}}
{{TRsT|'''"[[O C'mon All Ye Faithful]]"'''|2|align=left}}
{{TRs|December 17, 2024 [[File:Disney Plus.png|25px]]|2}}
{{TB|35ABF21}}
{{TB|778}}
{{TBT|35ABF22}}
{{TB|779}}
}}

== 36ABF ==
{{main|Production season 36ABF}}
{{Table|
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{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|Convenience Airways|December 8, 2024|36ABF01|780}}
{{eptable|The Man Who Flew Too Much|December 22, 2024|36ABF02|781}}
{{eptable|Homer and Her Sisters|December 15, 2024|36ABF03|782}}
{{eptable|Bottle Episode|December 29, 2024|36ABF04|783}}
{{eptable|The Flandshees of Innersimpson|March 30, 2025|36ABF05|784}}
{{eptable|The Last Man Expanding|April 6, 2025|36ABF06|785}}
{{eptable|P.S. I Hate You|April 13, 2025|36ABF07|786}}
{{eptable|Abe League of Their Moe|April 27, 2025|36ABF08|787}}
{{eptable|Stew Lies|May 4, 2025|36ABF09|788}}
{{eptable|Full Heart, Empty Pool|May 11, 2025|36ABF10|789}}
{{eptable|Estranger Things|May 18, 2025|36ABF11|790}}
{{eptable|Men Behaving Manly|October 26, 2025|36ABF12|791}}
{{eptable|Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother|September 28, 2025|36ABF13|792}}
{{eptable|Keep Chalm and Gary On|October 5, 2025|36ABF14|793}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXVI|October 19, 2025|36ABF15|794}}
{{eptable|Bart 'N' Frink|November 9, 2025|36ABF16|795}}
{{eptable|Bad Boys... for Life?|November 2, 2025|36ABF17|796}}
{{eptable|Sashes to Sashes|November 16, 2025|36ABF18|797}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA {{D+}}|36ABF19|798}}
{{TRsT|'''"[[Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition]]"'''|2|align=left}}
{{TRs|February 2026|2}}
{{TB|36ABF20}}
{{TB|799}}
{{TBT|36ABF21}}
{{TB|800}}
{{eptable|Yellow Mirror|2026 {{D+}}|36ABF22|801}}
}}

== 37ABF ==
{{main|Production season 37ABF}}
{{Table|
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{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{eptable|The Day of the Jack-Up|November 23, 2025|37ABF01|802}}
{{eptable|Aunt Misbehavin'|November 30, 2025|37ABF02|803}}
{{eptable|Parahormonal Activity|December 14, 2025|37ABF03|804}}
{{eptable|Guess Who's Coming to Skinner|December 7, 2025|37ABF04|805}}
{{eptable|Irrational Treasure|TBA|37ABF05|806}}
{{eptable|¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!|December 28, 2025|37ABF06|807}}
{{eptable|Seperance|January 4, 2026|37ABF07|808}}
{{eptable|Homer? A Cracker Bro?|TBA|37ABF08|809}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA|37ABF09|810}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA|37ABF10|811}}
{{eptable|The Kosmic Kruiser|TBA|37ABF11|812}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA|37ABF12|813}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA|37ABF13|814}}
{{eptable|TBA|TBA|37ABF14|815}}
{{eptable|Dream Scenari-Moe|TBA|37ABF15|816}}
{{eptable|Treehouse of Horror XXXVII|Fall 2026|37ABF??|???}}
}}

== Unknown production season ==
{{Table|
{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
{{TH|Original airdate|width=20%}}
{{TH|Production code|width=12%}}
{{TH|#}}
{{TRsT|'''800th episode'''|2|align=left}}
{{TRs|2025|2}}
{{TB|TBA}}
{{TB|???}}
{{TBT|TBA}}
{{TB|???}}
}}

== See also ==
*[[List of episodes|List of episodes by date]]
*[[Rollover episodes|List of rollover episodes]]
*[[:Category:Episodes|List of episodes in alphabetical order]]
*[[Unproduced episodes|List of unproduced episodes]]

{{Simpsons}}

[[Category:Lists]]

Claudia Motta

2025-12-15T02:49:07Z

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{{Guest Star
|name= Claudia Motta
|image= [[File:Claudia Motta.jpg|200px]]
|gender= {{Female cast}}
|birth = {{birthdate|1971|5|31}}
|death =
|nationality = Mexican
|claim = Voice actress
|character = [[Marge Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, [[season 32]]-present) [[Bart Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, [[All Singing, All Dancing|S9E11]]-[[season 15]], [[season 32]]-present) Various
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
}}

'''Claudia Motta''' (born May 31, 1971) is a Mexican voice actress. She voices [[Marge]] ([[Season 32]]-present) and [[Bart Simpson]] ([[All Singing, All Dancing|S9E11]]-[[season 15]] and [[season 32]]-present) in the {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American Spanish}} dub of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and also voiced Marge in the Latin American Spanish short ''[[Te Deseo Lo Mejor]]''. She will voice various characters in the upcoming [[season 37]] episode "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]".<ref name="TFCTFGYY">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251210fox13/ TheFutonCritic - "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"]</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{IMDb|name/nm6695684/}}
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Season 37 Guest Stars}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Motta, Claudia}}

Humberto Vélez

2025-12-14T18:55:26Z

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|image= [[File:Humberto Velez.jpg|200px]]
|gender= {{Male cast}}
|birth = {{birthdate|1955|3|3}}
|death =
|nationality = Mexican
|claim = Actor
|character = [[Homer Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, Seasons [[Season 1|1]]-[[Season 15|15]], [[Season 32|32]]-present) Accented Voice [[Bumblebee Man]]
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
}}

'''Francisco Humberto Vélez Montiel''' (born March 30, 1955), better known as '''Humberto Vélez''', is a Mexican actor. He voices [[Homer Simpson]] in the {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American Spanish}} dub of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' (Seasons [[Season 1|1]]-[[Season 15|15]], [[Season 32|32]]-present) and the Latin American Spanish short ''[[Te Deseo Lo Mejor]]''. He will voice [[Bumblebee Man]] in the upcoming [[season 37]] episode "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]".<ref name="TFCTFGYY">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251210fox13/ TheFutonCritic - "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"]</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{IMDb|name/nm1452271/}}
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Season 37 Guest Stars}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vélez, Humberto}}

Patricia Acevedo

2025-12-14T18:53:23Z

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{{Guest Star
|name= Patricia Acevedo
|image= [[File:Patricia Acevedo.jpg|200px]]
|gender= {{Female cast}}
|birth = {{birthdate|1960|4|29}}
|death =
|nationality = Mexican
|claim = Actress Director
|character = [[Lisa Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, Seasons [[Season 1|1]]-[[Season 15|15]], [[Season 32|32]]-present) Various
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
}}

'''María del Socorro Patricia Acevedo Limón''' (born April 29, 1960), better known as '''Patricia Acevedo''', is a Mexican actress and director. She voices [[Lisa Simpson]] in the {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American Spanish}} dub of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', from [[season 1]] to [[season 15]] and from [[season 32]] to present. She will voice various characters in the upcoming [[season 37]] episode "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]".<ref name="TFCTFGYY">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251210fox13/ TheFutonCritic - "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"]</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{IMDb|name/nm1798889/}}
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Season 37 Guest Stars}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Avacedo, Patricia}}

Claudia Motta

2025-12-14T18:50:36Z

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{{Guest Star
|name= Claudia Motta
|image= [[File:Claudia Motta.jpg|200px]]
|gender= {{Female cast}}
|birth = {{birthdate|1971|5|31}}
|death =
|nationality = Mexican
|claim = Voice actress
|character = [[Marge Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, [[season 32]]-present) [[Bart Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub, [[All Singing, All Dancing|S09E11]]-[[season 15]], [[season 32]]-present) Various
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
}}

'''Claudia Motta''' (born May 31, 1971) is a Mexican voice actress. She voices [[Marge]] ([[Season 32]]-present) and [[Bart Simpson]] ([[Season 9]]'s "[[All Singing, All Dancing]]-[[season 15]] and [[season 32]]-present) in the {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American Spanish}} dub of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and also voiced Marge in the Latin American Spanish short ''[[Te Deseo Lo Mejor]]''. She will voice various characters in the upcoming [[season 37]] episode "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]".<ref name="TFCTFGYY">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251210fox13/ TheFutonCritic - "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"]</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{IMDb|name/nm6695684/}}
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Season 37 Guest Stars}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Motta, Claudia}}

Claudia Motta

2025-12-14T18:48:58Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Guest Star
|name= Claudia Motta
|image= [[File:Claudia Motta.jpg|200px]]
|gender= {{Female cast}}
|birth = {{birthdate|1971|5|31}}
|death =
|nationality = Mexican
|claim = Voice actress
|character = [[Marge Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub) [[Bart Simpson]] (Latin American Spanish dub) Various
|appearance = "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]"
}}

'''Claudia Motta''' (born May 31, 1971) is a Mexican voice actress. She voices [[Marge]] ([[Season 32]]-present) and [[Bart Simpson]] ([[Season 9]]'s "[[All Singing, All Dancing]]-[[season 15]] and [[season 32]]-present) in the {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American Spanish}} dub of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and also voiced Marge in the Latin American Spanish short ''[[Te Deseo Lo Mejor]]''. She will voice various characters in the upcoming [[season 37]] episode "[[¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!]]".<ref name="TFCTFGYY">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251210fox13/ TheFutonCritic - "¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!"]</ref>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*{{IMDb|name/nm6695684/}}
*{{Wikipedialink}}

{{Season 37 Guest Stars}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Motta, Claudia}}

Multiplidiocy/References

2025-11-26T16:40:18Z

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== Cultural references ==
*The name of the short is a reference to the film ''{{W2|Multiplicity|film}}''.
*The guns [[Chief Wiggum]] use are likely based on Killswitch Revolvers from ''[[Fortnite]]''.

== Continuity ==
*[[Homer]] has previously cloned in the segment "Send in the Clones" from TV episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]".
*[[Homer]] has previously become a giant in the {{SC|1}} story ''[[The Amazing Colossal Homer]]''.

[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Continuity]]

Multiplidiocy/References

2025-11-26T16:39:18Z

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== Cultural references ==
*The name of the short is a reference to the film ''{{W2|Multiplicity|film}}''.
*The guns [[Chief Wiggum]] use are likely based on Killswitch Revolvers from ''[[Fortnite]]''.

== Continuity ==
*[[Homer]] has previously cloned in the segment "Send in the Clones" from TV episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XXIII]]".
*[[Homer]] has previously become a giant in the {{SC|1}} story ''[[The Amazing Colossal Homer]]''.

[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Continuity]]

Parahormonal Activity

2025-11-25T18:21:10Z

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|number= 801
|season= 37
|snumber= 11
|prodcode= [[Production season 37ABF|37ABF03]]<ref name="PARACT"/>
|airdate= December 14, [[2025]]<ref name="EIDRParahormonal">[https://ui.eidr.org/content/10.5240/02B0-81FC-06A3-66F8-3D9B-U EIDR - "Parahormonal Activity"]</ref>
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'''"Parahormonal Activity"''' is the upcoming eleventh episode of [[season 37]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the eight-hundred first episode overall. It will air on December 14, [[2025]].<ref name="EIDRParahormonal"/> The episode was written by [[Loni Steele Sosthand]]. It guest stars [[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Artie Ziff]].<ref name="PARACT">[https://bsky.app/profile/drewgmackie.bsky.social/post/3lo57jj2urc25 Drew Mackie's Bluesky - "Parahormonal Activity"]</ref>

==Synopsis==
{{Synopsis|Set in the near future, [[Marge]] is competently coping with the hormonal onslaught hitting her now teenage kids when she's suddenly struck by a big life change of her own, leaving [[Homer]] as the last sane person in the house... or is he?<ref name="TFCPA">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20251119fox14/ TheFutonCritic - "Parahormonal Activity"]</ref>}}

Everyone is dealing with hormonal changes from menopause and puberty.<ref name="Reddit">[https://www.reddit.com/r/FortNiteBR/comments/1ox2cj1/comment/nouut20/ Ryan Koh and Jeff Westbrook on Reddit - "Parahormonal Activity"]</ref>

The timeline of the characters shifts so now Homer can be seen as a Millenial who was born in the late 80s.<ref name="Reddit"/>

== Production ==
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File:37ABF03 script.jpg
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== References ==
{{Reflist}}

{{Season 37}}
{{Production Season 37ABF}}

Keep Chalm and Gary On/References

2025-10-06T01:32:59Z

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== Cultural references ==
*The episode title is a reference to the motivational poster ''{{W|Keep Calm and Carry On}}''.
*[[CheatGPT]] is a parody of {{W|ChatGPT}}.
*[[Chalmba Juice]] is a parody of {{W|Jamba Juice}}.
{{Season 37|R}}

[[Category:Cultural references]]

File:Cienega.png

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== Licensing ==
{{Image 20th|Kill the Alligator and Run}}

[[Category:Images - Characters]]

Bart the Bad Guy/References

2025-08-08T18:51:09Z

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== Cultural references ==
*The ending credits of ''[[Vindicators: Crystal War]]'' has [[Batman]]/Bruce Wayne as Real Superhero Consultant.
*The songs in the credits are all songs by real bands:
**"Ballerina Out of Control" by {{W|The Ocean Blue}}
**"The Zoo Is Cool" by {{W|Couch Flambeau}}
**"Sinister Exaggerator" by {{W|The Residents}}
**"Uglato" by {{W|Devo}}
**"What Did Your Last Servant Die Of?" by {{W|The Wedding Present}}
**"Here Come the '90s" by {{W|Men Without Hats}}
*[[Principal Skinner]]'s screensaver parodies the {{W|DVD}} logo.
*A stuffed Lying Cat from ''{{W2|Saga|comics}}'' is seen in [[The Android's Dungeon]].
*[[Comic Book Guy]] says "sweet {{W|Batarang}} Jesus".
*Bart leaves The Android's Dungeon in a toy [[Batmobile]].
*Bart says "what's the story, morning glories?" a reference to the album ''{{W|(What's the Story) Morning Glory?}}'' by {{W2|Oasis|band}}.
*"{{W2|True|Spandau Ballet song}}" by {{W|Spandau Ballet}} plays at the school dance.
*The headquarters of the Vindicators is a parody of the Hall of Justice from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
*The ending with Bart asking what day it is then going around town saying "I'm a changed boy" is a parody of ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''.
*When the {{W|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} bomb gets disarmed, the company's theme "{{W|When You Wish Upon a Star}}" from 1940 film ''{{W2|Pinocchio|1940 film}}'' plays.

=== Marvel references ===
*''Vindicators: Crystal War'' is a parody of ''{{W|Avengers: Infinity War}}''.
*''[[Vindicators: Crystal War 2: Resurgence]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Avengers: Endgame}}''.
*The [[Vindicators]] are a parody of [[The Avengers]].
*The Vindicators are:
**[[Magnesium Man]]; a parody of [[Iron Man]]/Tony Stark.
**[[Airshot]]; a parody of {{W2|Hawkeye|Clint Barton}}.
**[[Hydrangea]]; a parody of [[Black Widow]] and {{W2|Poison Ivy|character}} from ''[[DC Comics]]''.
**[[Black Voodoo]]; a parody of [[Black Panther]].
**[[Moby Man]]; possibly a parody of the [[Hulk]].
**[[Quetzelica]]; a parody of {{ap|Thor|Marvel Comics}}.
*[[Chinnos]] is a parody of [[Thanos]], with his overly large chin.
*The fight on the planet in the film is a parody of the fight on {{W2|Titan|Marvel Comics location}} in ''Infinity War''.
*The [[Doomsday app]] is a parody of the Infinity Gauntlet and {{W|Infinity Gems}}.
*[[Marble Studios]] is a parody of [[Marvel]] Studios.
*Bart calls Comic Book Guy "fat Thor".
*The song that plays after Bart becomes "Spoiler Boy" is "People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul" by [[James Brown]]. This is a reference to the scene where Peter Parker/[[Spider-Man]] struts down the street in ''{{W|Spider-Man 3}}''.
*[[Bart]] references ''{{W|Avengers: Endgame}}''.
*Chinnos offers Bart several super powers:
**Muscles; a reference to the [[Hulk]].
**Claws; a reference to [[Wolverine]].
**Skeleton on a bike; a reference to {{W|Ghost Rider}}.

== Continuity ==
*[[White Malik]] has a T-shirt with the [[Springfield Monorail]] on it. ("[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]")

{{Season 31|R}}

[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Trivia]]
[[Category:Continuity]]

Estranger Things

2025-05-14T16:13:21Z

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|name= Estranger Things
|image= Estranger Things promo 5.png
|caption=
|number= 790
|season= 36
|snumber= 22
|prodcode= 36ABF11<ref name="36ABF11">[https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10164157568347818 BT Lucci's Facebook - "Estranger Things"]</ref>
|airdate= May 18, [[2025]]<ref name="FCEstranger">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20250502fox13/ The Futon Critic - "Estranger Things"]</ref>
|titlescreen=
|blackboard=
|couchgag=
|guests= [[Zooey Deschanel]] as Quirk Girl [[Max Greenfield]] as Schultz [[Sarah McLachlan]] as herself<ref name="FCEstranger"/>
|showrunner= Matt Selman
|corunner = Tim Long
|srref=
|writer= [[Tim Long]]<ref name="S36WGA">[https://directories.wga.org/project/192800/the-simpsons/ WGA Directory - The Simpsons]</ref>
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'''"Estranger Things"''' is the upcoming twenty-second and final episode of [[season 36]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred ninetieth episode overall. It will air on May 18, [[2025]].<ref name="FCEstranger"/> The episode was written by [[Tim Long]].<ref name="36ABF11"/> It guest stars [[Zooey Deschanel]] as Quirk Girl, [[Max Greenfield]] as Schultz, and [[Sarah McLachlan]] as herself.<ref name="FCEstranger"/>

== Summary ==
{{desc|When [[Bart]] & [[Lisa]] stop watching [[The Itchy & Scratchy Show|Itchy & Scratchy]] together, [[Marge]] fears that they'll start to drift apart... but she has no idea how bad things are about to get.<ref name="FCEstranger"/>}}

== Gallery ==
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== Production ==
<gallery>
File:36ABF11 script.png
</gallery>

== References ==
{{Reflist}}
== Promotional video ==
*{{youtube|75vja39sg8s|Homer & The Guys Watch a Food Show}}
{{Season 36}}

[[Category:Episodes written by Tim Long]]
[[Category:Flashback episodes]]
[[Category:Episodes set in the future]]

List of songs/Season 36

2025-04-26T16:25:57Z

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== Season 36 ==
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{{TH|Artist}}
{{TH|Writer(s)}}
{{TH|Note}}
{{TRsT|01|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Bart's Birthday]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[Deep, Deep Trouble]]"}}
{{TCs|[[Matt Groening]] and [[DJ Jazzy Jeff]]|2}}
{{TB|Instrumental}}
{{TBT|"[[They'll Never Stop the Simpsons]]"}}
{{TCs|[[Alf Clausen]]|2}}
{{TB|Instrumental}}
{{TRsT|02|4}}
{{TRs|"[[The Yellow Lotus]]"|4}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Lotus Theme]]"}}
{{TB|[[Kara Talve]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Kara Talve]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Loni Steele Sosthand]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Waiting|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom Petty]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Killing Her Softly with My Words]]"}}
{{TRs|[[Sideshow Bob]]|2}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W2|Charles Fox|composer}}, {{W|Norman Gimbel}}, and {{W|Lori Lieberman}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Loni Steele Sosthand]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[A Wand'ring Minstrel I]]"}}
{{TB|[[Gilbert and Sullivan]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|03|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Desperately Seeking Lisa]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Symphony, K. 95|Mozart|Symphony in D major "No. 45"}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Bull in the Heather}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Sonic Youth]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside}}"}}
{{TCs|John H. Glover-Kind|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Pay to Cum}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Bad Brains}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|H.R.|musician}}, {{W2|Dr. Know|guitarist}}, {{W|Darryl Jenifer}}, and {{W|Earl Hudson}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|04}}
{{TB|"[[Shoddy Heat]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|I Ran (So Far Away)}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|A Flock of Seagulls}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike Score}}, Ali Score, Frank Maudsley, and {{W2|Paul Reynolds|musician}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|05|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXV]]"|5}}
{{TB|"{{W|Jarabe Tapatío}}"}}
{{TB|[[Juan Carlos Enriquez]], [[Jorge R. Gutierrez]], and [[Tim Yoon]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Jesús González Rubio}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Johann Sebastian Bach]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Soldier of Dance"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Mike Morasky}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Rockit|instrumental}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Herbie Hancock}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|After You've Gone|song}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Turner Layton}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|06|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Women in Shorts]]"|5}}
{{TB|"{{W|Closer to Fine}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Indigo Girls}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Emily Saliers}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Incompetent Husband]]"}}
{{TB|[[Pharmacy clerk]], [[Julio Franco]], [[Homer]], [[Marge]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Christine Nangle]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Mamma-at-Law! Theme]]"}}
{{TB|[[Grey DeLisle]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Eine kleine Nachtmusik|Serenade No. 13 for strings in G major}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Four Seasons|Vivaldi|The Four Seasons: Summer}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Antonio Vivaldi]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|07|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[Double Beef Burger Jingle]]"}}
{{TB|[[Kirk Van Houten]] and [[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Jessica Conrad]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Santeria|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W2|Sublime|band}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Bradley Nowell}}, {{W|Bud Gaugh}}, and {{W2|Eric Wilson|bassist}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|08}}
{{TB|"[[Convenience Airways]]"}}
{{TB|"[[The Potty Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Wylder]], [[Wylder's father]], [[Wylder's mother]], [[Maggie]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Loni Steele Sosthand]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|09}}
{{TB|"[[Homer and Her Sisters]]"}}
{{TB|"The Trot"}}
{{TB|{{W|Count Basie}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Benny Carter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|10/11|9}}
{{TRs|"[[O C'mon All Ye Faithful]]"|9}}
{{TB|"{{W|It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Edward Pola}} and {{W|George Wyle}}|2}}
{{TB|Instrumental}}
{{TBT|"[[World Famous Santa Claus]]"}}
{{TB|[[Pentatonix]]}}
{{TB|'''Parody lyrics:''' [[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Greensleeves}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Traditional}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Row, Row, Row Your Boat}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Traditional}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Local Springfield Santa Claus]]"}}
{{TB|[[Pentatonix]]}}
{{TB|'''Parody lyrics:''' [[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Christmas Is Coming}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Traditional}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Jingle Bells|O C'mon All Ye Faithful}}"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] (with synthesized voice)}}
{{TB|{{W|James Lord Pierpont}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Silent Night|O C'mon All Ye Faithful}}"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Patti LaBelle}}}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' {{W|Franz Xaver Gruber}} '''Original lyrics:''' {{W|Joseph Mohr}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|O Come, All Ye Faithful}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|12|4}}
{{TRs|"[[The Man Who Flew Too Much]]"|4}}
{{TB|"[[Bowl Me to the Moon]]"}}
{{TB|[[Hank Azaria]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Bart Howard}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Al Jean]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|For He's a Jolly Good Fellow}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Instrumental}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Silent Night}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Franz Xaver Gruber}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|For He's a Jolly Good Fellow|The Man Who Flew Too Much}}"}}
{{TB|People of Springfield}}
{{TB|'''Parody lyrics:''' [[Al Jean]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|13|3}}
{{TRs|"[[Bottle Episode]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W|I Want to Break Free}}"}}
{{TB|[[Queen]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Deacon}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Cover It Up]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], and [[Waylon Smithers]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Kara Talve]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Rob LaZebnik]] and [[Johnny LaZebnik]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Don't Stop Me Now}}"}}
{{TB|[[Queen]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Freddie Mercury}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|14|5}}
{{TRs|"[[The Past and the Furious]]"|5}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Symphony No. 5|Beethoven}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Ludwig van Beethoven]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Burnsy, Burns]]"}}
{{TB|[[Charles Montgomery Burns|Monty B]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Rob LaZebnik]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Surrender]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Rick Nielsen}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[The Mini Moose]]"}}
{{TB|[[Charles Montgomery Burns|Monty B]] and [[Edith]]/[[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Rob LaZebnik]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Mini Moose Mamma, Let's Kill You Tonight]]"}}
{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Rob LaZebnik]] and [[Dan Castellaneta]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|15|3}}
{{TRs|"[[The Flandshees of Innersimpson]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W|She Blinded Me with Science}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Thomas Dolby}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Thomas Dolby}} and Jo Kerr}}
{{TRs|Mixed together by [[Bart]].|2}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Whip It|Devo song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Devo]]}}
{{TB|[[Mark Mothersbaugh]] and {{W|Gerald Casale}}}}
{{TBT|"[[The Hood Internet Mashup]]"}}
{{TB|Various}}
{{TB|Remixed by [[The Hood Internet]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|16|3}}
{{TRs|"[[The Last Man Expanding]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W|Orpheus in the Underworld|Infernal Galop}}"}}
{{TB|[[Barney]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Jacques Offenbach}}}}
{{TB|Vocalized by Barney.}}
{{TBT|"[[Weight-Loss Drug]]"}}
{{TB|[[Chris Mann]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] '''Lyrics:''' [[J. Stewart Burns]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Oh, Oh, Oh, Othinquic]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|17}}
{{TB|"[[P.S., I Hate You]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Birds of a Feather|Billie Eilish song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Billie Eilish]]}}
{{TB|[[Billie Eilish]] and [[Finneas O'Connell]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|18|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Yellow Planet]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[Summer Days]]"}}
{{TB|Beluga whales and narwhals}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Jim Jacobs}} and {{W|Warren Casey}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Heavy Action}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Johnny Pearson}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
}}

{{Songs List}}

[[Category:Songs list|Season 36]]

Pope Francis

2025-04-23T14:23:55Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

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|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = White
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|job = Catholic Church head
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[Haw-Haw Land]]"
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}}

'''Jorge Mario Bergoglio''', better known as '''Pope Francis''', is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] priest and the head of the Catholic Church, who is the successor of {{W|Benedict XVI}}, after his resignation.

== History ==
[[Bart]] showed Pope Francis's (@Pontifex) [[Twitter|tweet]] to [[Lisa]], in which Francis said: "Honor thy father + check out this epic votive candle fail!".<ref>"[[YOLO]]"</ref>

Pope Francis was going to enter Springfield, but turned around and fell down due to a bridge collapsing. He's then seen hitchhiking.<ref>"[[Haw-Haw Land]]"</ref>

Pope Francis' picture was on a captcha screen for Jesuits on the [[Wayz]] website. It was one of the pictures that [[Lisa]] clicked.<ref>"[[The Wayz We Were]]"</ref>

== Trivia ==
Pope Francis' official Twitter page is indeed located at [https://twitter.com/Pontifex Pontifex].

== Behind the laughter ==
Pope Francis died in real life on April 21, 2025 by a {{W|stroke}} and a {{W|heart failure}}.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|YOLO|(on Twitter)}}
*{{ep|Haw-Haw Land}}
*{{ep|The Wayz We Were|(picture)}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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

{{Simpsons characters}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Francis, Pope}}

[[Category:Seniors]]
[[Category:Christian characters]]
[[Category:Celebrities]]
[[Category:Non-speaking characters]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters introduced in season 25]]
[[Category:Real-world characters]]

Pope Francis

2025-04-23T00:12:31Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Character
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|image = [[File:Pope Francis.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = White
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|status = Alive
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|relatives =
|appearance = "[[Haw-Haw Land]]"
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}}

'''Jorge Mario Bergoglio''', better known as '''Pope Francis''', is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] priest and the head of the Catholic Church, who is the successor of {{W|Benedict XVI}}, after his resignation.

== History ==
[[Bart]] showed Pope Francis's (@Pontifex) [[Twitter|tweet]] to [[Lisa]], in which Francis said: "Honor thy father + check out this epic votive candle fail!".<ref>"[[YOLO]]"</ref>

Pope Francis was going to enter Springfield, but turned around and fell down due to a bridge collapsing. He's then seen hitchhiking.<ref>"[[Haw-Haw Land]]"</ref>

Pope Francis' picture was on a captcha screen for Jesuits on the [[Wayz]] website. It was one of the pictures that [[Lisa]] clicked.<ref>"[[The Wayz We Were]]"</ref>

== Trivia ==
Pope Francis' official Twitter page is indeed located at [https://twitter.com/Pontifex Pontifex].

== Behind the laughter ==
Pope Francis died in real life on April 21, 2025 by a {{W|Brain ischemia}}.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|YOLO|(on Twitter)}}
*{{ep|Haw-Haw Land}}
*{{ep|The Wayz We Were|(picture)}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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

{{Simpsons characters}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Francis, Pope}}

[[Category:Seniors]]
[[Category:Christian characters]]
[[Category:Celebrities]]
[[Category:Non-speaking characters]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters introduced in season 25]]
[[Category:Real-world characters]]

Pope Francis

2025-04-23T00:12:02Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Character
|name = Pope Francis
|image = [[File:Pope Francis.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = White
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|appearance = "[[Haw-Haw Land]]"
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}}

'''Jorge Mario Bergoglio''', better known as '''Pope Francis''' is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] priest and the head of the Catholic Church, who is the successor of {{W|Benedict XVI}}, after his resignation.

== History ==
[[Bart]] showed Pope Francis's (@Pontifex) [[Twitter|tweet]] to [[Lisa]], in which Francis said: "Honor thy father + check out this epic votive candle fail!".<ref>"[[YOLO]]"</ref>

Pope Francis was going to enter Springfield, but turned around and fell down due to a bridge collapsing. He's then seen hitchhiking.<ref>"[[Haw-Haw Land]]"</ref>

Pope Francis' picture was on a captcha screen for Jesuits on the [[Wayz]] website. It was one of the pictures that [[Lisa]] clicked.<ref>"[[The Wayz We Were]]"</ref>

== Trivia ==
Pope Francis' official Twitter page is indeed located at [https://twitter.com/Pontifex Pontifex].

== Behind the laughter ==
Pope Francis died in real life on April 21, 2025 by a {{W|Brain ischemia}}.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|YOLO|(on Twitter)}}
*{{ep|Haw-Haw Land}}
*{{ep|The Wayz We Were|(picture)}}

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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

{{Simpsons characters}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Francis, Pope}}

[[Category:Seniors]]
[[Category:Christian characters]]
[[Category:Celebrities]]
[[Category:Non-speaking characters]]
[[Category:Recurring characters]]
[[Category:Characters introduced in season 25]]
[[Category:Real-world characters]]

Yellow Planet/References

2025-04-22T17:41:46Z

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{{EpisodePrevNextRef|P.S., I Hate You|Abe League of Their Moe}}

== Cultural references ==
*The episode title is a reference to the [[United Kingdom|British]] nature documentary ''{{W|The Blue Planet}}''. It mirrors the dynamics of the real-world series, featuring narration by [[Hugh Bonneville]] in the distinctive style of {{W|David Attenborough}}, who voiced the original documentary.
**The episode was released on April the 22nd to mark {{W|Earth Day}}.
*In the episode select screen, the various icons are:
**[[Disney+]] size, a Disney for plus sizes.
**[[Marble Studios|Marble]], a parody of [[Marvel]].
**''[[Cosmic Wars]]'', a parody of ''[[Star Wars]]''.
***When selecting if the user is sure to watch it, it asks if the user wants to watch something with [[Yoda]]s in it.
**[[Mixar]], a parody of {{W|Pixar}}.
**Nat-Gee-D'oh, a parody of [[National Geographic]].
***The episode is a National Geographic-style mockumentary.
*A similar episode aired in ''[[Futurama]]'', "{{IS|Naturama}}", where characters are depicted as animal equivalents.
*The narrator refers to the {{W|beluga whale}} as a "[[Charles Darwin|Darwinian]] whoopsie."
*The song sung by the beluga whales and the {{W|narwhal}}s, "[[Summer Days]]", is a parody of "{{W2|Summer Nights|Grease song}}" from the musical ''{{W2|Grease|musical}}''.
*The ''[[Monday Night Football]]'' theme song "{{W|Heavy Action}}" by {{W|Johnny Pearson}} is heard during the {{W|Galapagos land iguana}}s sequence, specifically when [[Bart]] gets rid of the other iguanas.
*The [[Moe]] fish says that he's twenty thousand leagues over [[Homer]] beluga whale's league, a reference to ''{{W|Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas}}''.
*Homer beluga mentions the fact that beluga whales {{W|Unihemispheric slow-wave sleep#Aquatic mammals|sleep with one eye open}}.
*Homer struggles to resist the pressure of the water as he dives with [[Marge]], showing the fact that {{W|narwhal}}s are among the deepest-diving cetaceans, being able to dive to depths of up to 2,370 m.
*[[Morgan Freeman]] mentions the people that made the movie ''{{W|Happy Feet}}'' (and indirectly his companion documentary film ''{{W|March of the Penguins}}'').
*The {{W|woodpecker finch}}es migrate to an [[Amazon Fulfillment Center]], where they eat [[Cheetos]].
[[File:Patrick Star and Zoidberg.png|300px|thumb|One of the fish eaten resembles [[Patrick Star]]. A crab looking like [[John A. Zoidberg|Zoidberg]] from ''[[Futurama]]'' is seen in the background]]
*Two of the types of fish eaten by the beluga whale and the narwhal resemble {{Ch|SpongeBob SquarePants}} and [[Patrick Star]]. A crab resembling [[John A. Zoidberg|Zoidberg]] from ''[[Futurama]]'' and [[Ursula]] from ''[[The Little Mermaid]]'' are seen, the latter is then eaten.
*The whale tries to do a jump like in ''[[Free Willy]]''.
*''When Dinosaurs Built the Pyramids'' might be a reference to the memes saying {{W|History Channel}} airs weird documentaries after midnight, including pyramids being built by aliens.

== Trivia ==
*The episode is the last to have [[Pamela Hayden]] in the cast, as for her retirement; however, the last episode she recorded was "[[O C'mon All Ye Faithful]]".
*Contrary to previous shorts or specials releasing at the same time everywhere in the world, this episode was released at midnight local time.
*A character who has the same model as [[Diego]] from "[[A Star Is Born Again]]" is the cameraman filming lions.

{{Season 36|R}}

[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Trivia]]

SpongeBob SquarePants

2025-04-22T16:15:16Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Italic title}}
{{For|the TV show|the character|SpongeBob SquarePants (character)}}

'''''SpongeBob SquarePants''''' is an American animated television program created by {{W|Stephen Hillenburg}} (1961-2018), who was a marine biologist and animator. It has been airing since May 1, [[1999]] on {{W|Nickelodeon}}. The two series have referenced each other numerous times.

== References to ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' in ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
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{{TH|Season}}
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{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:Pray Anything - Chalkboard gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 14|14]]|2}}
{{TB|301}}
{{TB|"[[Pray Anything]]"}}
{{TB|The [[List of chalkboard gags|chalkboard gag]] of this episode says: "SpongeBob is not a contraceptive".}}
{{TBT|[[File:A Star Is Born Again - SpongeBob NoPants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|304}}
{{TB|"[[A Star Is Born Again]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]] says that [[Sara Sloane]]'s movie is starting to get like "SpongeBob NoPants".}}
{{TBT|[[File:She Used to Be My Girl - SpongeBob SquarePants.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 16|16]]|2}}
{{TB|339}}
{{TB|"[[She Used to Be My Girl]]"}}
{{TB|He was among the people [[Lisa Simpson]] prayed to after she was caught in a volcano eruption. He was then later seen in heaven alongside [[Jesus]] and [[Buddha]], whom Lisa had also prayed to. SpongeBob said that they should just let Lisa die, and proceeded to laugh menacingly.}}
{{TBT|[[File:ScratchBob ItchPants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|340}}
{{TB|"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"}}
{{TB|[[Krusty the Clown]] once promoted T-shirts that depicted "ScratchBob ItchPants", among various other shirts related to ''[[The Itchy and Scratchy Show]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Wife Aquatic - The Science of SpongeBob.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|388}}
{{TB|"[[The Wife Aquatic]]"}}
{{TB|A statue of SpongeBob was seen at a visitors center at [[Barnacle Bay]] museum. The statue was part of an exhibit called "The Science of SpongeBob". {{W|Patrick Star}}, the starfish, also appears as one of molluscs photos.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XX - Monsters dressed.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 21|21]]}}
{{TB|445}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XX]]"}}
{{TB|[[Frankenstein]] dresses up as SpongeBob. Later, SpongeBob told [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] he was secretly very evil.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI - Bob Anderson as Sponge Bob Anderson Pants.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 22|22]]|2}}
{{TB|468}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"}}
{{TB|The episode director [[Bob Anderson]] is credited as "Sponge Bob Anderson Pants".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Angry Dad The Movie - The Real Early SpongeBobs.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|478}}
{{TB|"[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]] mentions SpongeBob when he claims he likes cartoons. He says: "I've always loved cartoons, going way back to the real early SpongeBobs".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Subterfuge - SpongeBob Foreign Rights.png|250px]] [[File:Yellow Subterfuge - SpongeBob Foreign Rights1.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 25|25]]|2}}
{{TB|537}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Subterfuge]]"}}
{{TB|When Krusty asks to Lisa if could sell foreign rights to your show, Lisa says that even SpongeBob did it. And she shows him an Italian parodied version of SpongeBob SquarePants on her tablet called "Spugna Roberto Quadrati Pantaloni". In the show, Spugna Roberto (a parody of {{Ch|SpongeBob SquarePants}}) gives a gift to Squiduardo Calamari (a parody of {{W|Squidward Tentacles}}) for his birthday - namely, a mine from World War II. As Squiduardo refuses to accept the gift, a seahorse floats by and presses the trigger button on the mine, causing it to explode and blow Roberto and Squiduardo to pieces. A female fish in funeral attire begins to cry and mourn Squiduardo's death. In the parody, Roberto lived in a watermelon under the sea, rather than a pineapple under the sea as in the actual series.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Brick Like Me - SpongeBob play sets.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|550}}
{{TB|"[[Brick Like Me]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] says that Bart's giant robot is made out of Batmobile, Hobbit hole and {{W|List of SpongeBob SquarePants merchandise#Lego SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob LEGO play-sets}}.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXIX - SpongeBob reference.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|645}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXIX]]"}}
{{TB|When a man tells [[Homer]] that he will be sacrificed to an evil god from the ocean's depths, Homer asks if he means SpongeBob.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Way of the Dog - SpongeBob plush.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 31|31]]}}
{{TB|684}}
{{TB|"[[The Way of the Dog]]"}}
{{TB|At the [[Dognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute]], one of the dogs holds a plush that resembles SpongeBob SquarePants.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXXI - SpongeHomer.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TB|688}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXI]]"}}
{{TB|When Homer was going to strangle Bart, he transforms himself into a Color by dots Homer, Astract art Homer, SpongeBob Homer ("SpongeHomer"), Homer and then into Balloon Homer.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Hyper-Intelligent Cartoon Characters.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|710}}
{{TB|"[[The Wayz We Were]]"}}
{{TB|The Hyper-Intelligent Cartoon Character captcha screen had a picture of [[Patrick Star]] on.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Theme parks THOHXXXIII.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 34|34]]|2}}
{{TB|734}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXIII]]"}}
{{TB|One of the theme parks is called [[SpongeBob Sea]]. The park's dome is based on SpongeBob's house.}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob Step Brother from the Same Planet.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|736}}
{{TB|"[[Step Brother from the Same Planet]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]] gets a walk-around SpongeBob for the party.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Planet - SpongeBob SquarePants lookalikes.png|250px]] [[File:Yellow Planet - Patrick Star lookalikes.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 36|36]]}}
{{TB|786}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Planet]]"}}
{{TB|Two of the types of fish eaten by the beluga whale and the narwhal resembles [[SpongeBob SquarePants (character)|SpongeBob SquarePants]] and [[Patrick Star]].}}
}}

=== Comics ===
In a Simpsons Comic, Bart is in the androids dungeon where lots of comics are in the background and on the counter is a book called SpongeSteve, which SpongeBob can be seen on the cover of the comic book.
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=250px}}
{{TH|Comic issue}}
{{TH|Story name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:Coach Me If You Can - SpongeBob Costume.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{SC|95}}}}
{{TB|''[[Coach Me If You Can]]''}}
{{TB|A character is wearing a SpongeBob costume. [[Lenny Leonard]] is wearing a {{W|Patrick Star}} costume.}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBart SquarePants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{BS|94}}}}
{{TB|''[[SpongeBart SquarePants]]''}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] is dreaming at he is SpongeBob.}}
}}

== References to ''The Simpsons'' in ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' ==
Cephalopod Lodge- This episode has similarities with The Simpsons episode "Homer the Great," in which Homer joins a group called the Stonecutters, which also parodied the Freemasons and the common perception of the Illuminati.
I'm with Stupid- Marty resembles Homer Simpson. Also, Janet resembles Marge Simpson
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob SquarePants - The Sponge Who Could Fly - Title card.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{W2|SpongeBob SquarePants|season 3|3}}}}
{{TB|59}}
{{TB|"{{W|The Sponge Who Could Fly}}"'''
"'''The Lost Episode'''"}}
{{TB|The title card of this episode is a parody to the title screen of the [[Opening sequence|The Simpsons opening sequence]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob SquarePants - Mention to Cletus Spuckler.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{W2|SpongeBob SquarePants|season 7|7}}}}
{{TB|134}}
{{TB|"{{W|SpongeBob's Last Stand}}"}}
{{TB|[[Cletus Spuckler]] is mentioned by {{W|Patrick Star}} as his great-uncle.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=100px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''SpongeBob SquarePants''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ed Asner.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ed Asner]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the Angry Old Timer in "Whirly Brains".}}
{{TB|Voiced a [[Lifeways editor]] in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Awkwafina.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Awkwafina]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Otto in ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run}}''.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{ap|Carmen|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy}} in "[[Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy]]" and [[Dr. Chang]] in "[[D'oh Canada]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Alec Baldwin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Alec Baldwin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Dennis in {{W|The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie|the first movie}}.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Alec Baldwin|himself}} in "[[When You Dish Upon a Star]]" and [[Caleb Thorn]] in "[[The Bonfire of the Manatees]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ernest Borgnine.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ernest Borgnine]]}}
{{TB|Voice of Mermaid Man.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Ernest Borgnine|himself}} in "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Alton Brown.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Alton Brown]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Nicholas Withers in "House Fancy".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Alton Brown|himself}} in "[['Cue Detective]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Steve Buscemi.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Steve Buscemi]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Dorsal Din in "The Getaway".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Steve Buscemi|himself}} in "[[Brake My Wife, Please]]" and [[Dwight Diddlehopper]] in "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tim Conway.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Conway]]}}
{{TB|Voice of Barnacle Boy.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Tim Conway|himself}} in "[[The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:John DiMaggio.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[John DiMaggio]]}}
{{TB|Voiced SpongeBob's cousin BlackJack in the episode of the same name.}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Bender]] in the [[season 16]] episode "[[Future-Drama]]", the [[season 26]] crossover episode "[[Simpsorama]]" and ''[[The Simpsons Game]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Snoop Dogg.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Snoop Dogg]]}}
{{TB|Played the Gambler in ''The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run''.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Snoop Dogg|himself}} in "[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chris Elliott.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Chris Elliott]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Lord Poltergeist in "Ghoul Fools".}}
{{TB|Appeared in the special episode ''[[Springfield's Most Wanted]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:R. Lee Ermey.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[R. Lee Ermey]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the warden in "The Inmates of Summer".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Leslie Hapablap]] in "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]" and "[[Waiting for Duffman]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tina Fey.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tina Fey]]}}
{{TB|Played herself in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Ms. Cantwell]] in "[[Black-Eyed, Please]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Brian George.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian George]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Coupe in "Drive Happy".}}
{{TB|Voiced several British men in "[[The 7 Beer Itch]]" and "[[The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ricky Gervais.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ricky Gervais]]}}
{{TB|Voiced himself and the narrator in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Charles Heathbar]] in "[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]" and {{Ch|Ricky Gervais|himself}} in "[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:John Goodman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[John Goodman]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Santa Claus in "It's a SpongeBob Christmas!" and played himself in "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Meathook]] in "[[Take My Wife, Sleaze]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Grey Griffin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Grey Griffin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced both Roxy and Preda Tory in one episode of ''{{W|Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years}}''.}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Martin Prince]] and [[Sherri]] and [[Terri Mackleberry]] from [[Season 31]] - Present.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Christopher Guest.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Christopher Guest]]}}
{{TB|Voiced SpongeBob's cousin Stanley in the episode of the same name}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Chs|Spinal Tap|Nigel Tufnel}} in "[[The Otto Show]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Mark Hamill.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Mark Hamill]]}}
{{TB|Voiced The Moth in "Night Light".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Mark Hamill|himself}} and [[Leavelle]] in "[[Mayored to the Mob]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Jon Hamm.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Jon Hamm]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Don Grouper in "Goodbye, Krabby Patty?".}}
{{TB|Voiced an {{ap|FBI agent|Donnie Fatso}} in "[[Donnie Fatso]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tony Hawk.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tony Hawk]]}}
{{TB|Hosted himself in the contest Where's Gary? Sweepstakes.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Tony Hawk|himself}} in "[[Barting Over]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:LeBron James.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[LeBron James]]}}
{{TB|Played himself in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|LeBron James|himself}} in "[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Maurice LaMarche.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Maurice LaMarche]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the bus driver in "Squid's on a Bus".}}
{{TB|Has voiced [[:Category:Characters voiced by Maurice LaMarche|many different characters]] in many episodes.}}
{{TBT|[[File:David Lander.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[David Lander]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Donnie in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Squiggy]], his character from ''{{W|Laverne & Shirley}}'', in "[[Helter Shelter]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ray Liotta.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ray Liotta]]}}
{{TB|Voiced The Bubble Poppin' Boys leader in "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Morty Szyslak]] in "[[King Leer]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Andrea Martin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Andrea Martin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Miss Gristlepuss in "Banned in Bikini Bottom".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon's mother]] in "[[The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Michael McKean.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael McKean]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Captain Frostymug in "License to Milkshake" and Lonnie in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Chs|Spinal Tap|David St. Hubbins}} in "[[The Otto Show]]" and [[Jerry Rude]] in "[[Monty Can't Buy Me Love]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ian McShane.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ian McShane]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Gordon in "Dear Vikings".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Artemis]] in "[[The Last Barfighter]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Patton Oswalt.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Patton Oswalt]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Jim in "The Original Fry Cook".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[T-Rex]] in "[[The Day the Earth Stood Cool]]" and [[Bart's guilt]] in "[[The Cad and the Hat]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Joe Pantoliano.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Joe Pantoliano]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Sticky Fins Whiting in "The Getaway".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Dante Calabresi, Sr.]] in "[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Aubrey Plaza.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Aubrey Plaza]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Nocturna in "Mall Girl Pearl".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Amber Duffman]] in "[[From Beer to Paternity]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Amy Poehler.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Amy Poehler]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Granny in "Have You Seen This Snail?".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Jenda]] in "[[Future-Drama]]" and "[[Days of Future Future]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Kevin Michael Richardson.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a live-action King Neptune in "Party Pooper Pants", Nurse Daisy Bazooka in "My Leg!", Sir Urchin in "Library Cards", and one of the talking seagulls in ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water}}''.}}
{{TB|Has voiced [[:Category:Characters voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson|many different characters]] in many episodes.}}
{{TBT|[[File:RuPaul real life.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[RuPaul]]}}
{{TB|Played herself in "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Queen Chante]] in "[[Werking Mom]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gene Simmons.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Gene Simmons]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the Sea monster in "20,000 Patties Under the Sea".}}
{{TB|Wrote the comic story ''[[Bart Simmons: God of Thunder!]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:J. K. Simmons.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[J. K. Simmons]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Maestro Mackerel in "Snooze You Lose".}}
{{TB|Reprised his role as [[J. Jonah Jameson]] in "[[Moe'N'a Lisa]]", voiced a [[tabloid editor]] in "[[Homerazzi]]", [[JJ Gruff]] in the [[season 29]] episode "[[3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage]]", [[Dr. Jessup]] in the [[season 30]] episode "[[Daddicus Finch]]" and [[Victor Kleskow]] in the season 30 episode "[[Girl's in the Band]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Burt Ward.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Burt Ward]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a young Barnacle Boy in "Back to the Past".}}
{{TB|Voiced Robin in "[[Large Marge]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Frank Welker.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Frank Welker]]}}
{{TB|Voiced animals like Clamu and the baby oyster in "The Smoking Peanut", Mystery the Seahorse in the episode "My Pretty Seahorse", and the gorilla in "I Had an Accident".}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Santa's Little Helper]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Adam West.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Adam West]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a young Mermaid Man in "Back to the Past".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Adam West|himself}} in "[[Mr. Plow]]", [[Batman]] in "[[Large Marge]]", and [[Quahog]] Mayor Adam West in the ''[[Family Guy]]'' crossover episode "[[The Simpsons Guy]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Billy West.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Billy West]]}}
{{TB|Voiced one of the seagulls in ''The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water''.}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Zoidberg]] in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'' and voiced [[Philip J. Fry]], Zoidberg, and [[Professor Farnsworth]] in [[season 26]] crossover episode "[[Simpsorama]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Betty White.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Betty White]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Beatrice in "Mall Girl Pearl".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Betty White|herself}} in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" and the [[season 18]] episode "[[Homerazzi]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Kristen Wiig.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Kristen Wiig]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Madame Hagfish in "The Curse of the Hex".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Calliope Juniper]] in the [[season 22]] episode "[[Flaming Moe]]" and [[Annie Crawford]] in the [[season 25]] episode "[[Homerland]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Henry Winkler.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Henry Winkler]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Sharkface in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Ramrod]] in the episode "[[Take My Wife, Sleaze]]".}}
}}

=== Crew ===
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{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''SpongeBob SquarePants''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Hans Zimmer.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Hans Zimmer]]}}
{{TB|Composed the music for ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run}}''.}}
{{TB|Currently serves as a score producer for [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] for ''[[The Simpsons]]''. He also composed the music for ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'' and the special episode ''[[The Longest Daycare]]''. He also conducted "{{ap|Spider-Pig|song}}" in ''[[The Simpsons Take the Bowl]]''.}}
}}

== [[Bongo Comics Free-For-All]] ==
*''[[Bongo Comics Free-For-All 2012]]'' was released as a flipbook in [[2012]], which also contained the ''Spongebob Comics'' story "Squidward and the Golden Clarinet".

== External links ==
*[http://spongebob.nick.com/ Official Nickelodeon microsite]
*{{IMDb|title/tt0206512/}}
*{{Wikipedialink|SpongeBob SquarePants}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes|films=yes}}

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'''''SpongeBob SquarePants''''' is an American animated television program created by {{W|Stephen Hillenburg}} (1961-2018), who was a marine biologist and animator. It has been airing since May 1, [[1999]] on {{W|Nickelodeon}}. The two series have referenced each other numerous times.

== References to ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' in ''The Simpsons'' ==
=== Episodes ===
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{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:Pray Anything - Chalkboard gag.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 14|14]]|2}}
{{TB|301}}
{{TB|"[[Pray Anything]]"}}
{{TB|The [[List of chalkboard gags|chalkboard gag]] of this episode says: "SpongeBob is not a contraceptive".}}
{{TBT|[[File:A Star Is Born Again - SpongeBob NoPants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|304}}
{{TB|"[[A Star Is Born Again]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]] says that [[Sara Sloane]]'s movie is starting to get like "SpongeBob NoPants".}}
{{TBT|[[File:She Used to Be My Girl - SpongeBob SquarePants.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 16|16]]|2}}
{{TB|339}}
{{TB|"[[She Used to Be My Girl]]"}}
{{TB|He was among the people [[Lisa Simpson]] prayed to after she was caught in a volcano eruption. He was then later seen in heaven alongside [[Jesus]] and [[Buddha]], whom Lisa had also prayed to. SpongeBob said that they should just let Lisa die, and proceeded to laugh menacingly.}}
{{TBT|[[File:ScratchBob ItchPants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|340}}
{{TB|"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"}}
{{TB|[[Krusty the Clown]] once promoted T-shirts that depicted "ScratchBob ItchPants", among various other shirts related to ''[[The Itchy and Scratchy Show]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Wife Aquatic - The Science of SpongeBob.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 18|18]]}}
{{TB|388}}
{{TB|"[[The Wife Aquatic]]"}}
{{TB|A statue of SpongeBob was seen at a visitors center at [[Barnacle Bay]] museum. The statue was part of an exhibit called "The Science of SpongeBob". {{W|Patrick Star}}, the starfish, also appears as one of molluscs photos.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XX - Monsters dressed.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 21|21]]}}
{{TB|445}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XX]]"}}
{{TB|[[Frankenstein]] dresses up as SpongeBob. Later, SpongeBob told [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] he was secretly very evil.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI - Bob Anderson as Sponge Bob Anderson Pants.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 22|22]]|2}}
{{TB|468}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"}}
{{TB|The episode director [[Bob Anderson]] is credited as "Sponge Bob Anderson Pants".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Angry Dad The Movie - The Real Early SpongeBobs.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|478}}
{{TB|"[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart Simpson]] mentions SpongeBob when he claims he likes cartoons. He says: "I've always loved cartoons, going way back to the real early SpongeBobs".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Subterfuge - SpongeBob Foreign Rights.png|250px]] [[File:Yellow Subterfuge - SpongeBob Foreign Rights1.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 25|25]]|2}}
{{TB|537}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Subterfuge]]"}}
{{TB|When Krusty asks to Lisa if could sell foreign rights to your show, Lisa says that even SpongeBob did it. And she shows him an Italian parodied version of SpongeBob SquarePants on her tablet called "Spugna Roberto Quadrati Pantaloni". In the show, Spugna Roberto (a parody of {{Ch|SpongeBob SquarePants}}) gives a gift to Squiduardo Calamari (a parody of {{W|Squidward Tentacles}}) for his birthday - namely, a mine from World War II. As Squiduardo refuses to accept the gift, a seahorse floats by and presses the trigger button on the mine, causing it to explode and blow Roberto and Squiduardo to pieces. A female fish in funeral attire begins to cry and mourn Squiduardo's death. In the parody, Roberto lived in a watermelon under the sea, rather than a pineapple under the sea as in the actual series.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Brick Like Me - SpongeBob play sets.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|550}}
{{TB|"[[Brick Like Me]]"}}
{{TB|[[Comic Book Guy]] says that Bart's giant robot is made out of Batmobile, Hobbit hole and {{W|List of SpongeBob SquarePants merchandise#Lego SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob LEGO play-sets}}.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXIX - SpongeBob reference.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 30|30]]}}
{{TB|645}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXIX]]"}}
{{TB|When a man tells [[Homer]] that he will be sacrificed to an evil god from the ocean's depths, Homer asks if he means SpongeBob.}}
{{TBT|[[File:The Way of the Dog - SpongeBob plush.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 31|31]]}}
{{TB|684}}
{{TB|"[[The Way of the Dog]]"}}
{{TB|At the [[Dognitive Behavioral Therapy Institute]], one of the dogs holds a plush that resembles SpongeBob SquarePants.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXXI - SpongeHomer.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 32|32]]}}
{{TB|688}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXI]]"}}
{{TB|When Homer was going to strangle Bart, he transforms himself into a Color by dots Homer, Astract art Homer, SpongeBob Homer ("SpongeHomer"), Homer and then into Balloon Homer.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Hyper-Intelligent Cartoon Characters.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 33|33]]}}
{{TB|710}}
{{TB|"[[The Wayz We Were]]"}}
{{TB|The Hyper-Intelligent Cartoon Character captcha screen had a picture of [[Patrick Star]] on.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Theme parks THOHXXXIII.png|250px]]}}
{{TRs|[[Season 34|34]]|2}}
{{TB|734}}
{{TB|"[[Treehouse of Horror XXXIII]]"}}
{{TB|One of the theme parks is called [[SpongeBob Sea]]. The park's dome is based on SpongeBob's house.}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob Step Brother from the Same Planet.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|736}}
{{TB|"[[Step Brother from the Same Planet]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]] gets a walk-around SpongeBob for the party.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Yellow Planet - SpongeBob SquarePants lookalikes.png|250px]] [[File:Yellow Planet - Patrick Star lookalikes.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|[[Season 36|36]]}}
{{TB|786}}
{{TB|"[[Yellow Planet]]"}}
{{TB|Two of the types of fish eaten by the beluga whale and the narwhal resemble [[SpongeBob SquarePants (character)|SpongeBob SquarePants]] and [[Patrick Star]].}}
}}

=== Comics ===
In a Simpsons Comic, Bart is in the androids dungeon where lots of comics are in the background and on the counter is a book called SpongeSteve, which SpongeBob can be seen on the cover of the comic book.
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{{TH|Picture|width=250px}}
{{TH|Comic issue}}
{{TH|Story name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:Coach Me If You Can - SpongeBob Costume.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{SC|95}}}}
{{TB|''[[Coach Me If You Can]]''}}
{{TB|A character is wearing a SpongeBob costume. [[Lenny Leonard]] is wearing a {{W|Patrick Star}} costume.}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBart SquarePants.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{BS|94}}}}
{{TB|''[[SpongeBart SquarePants]]''}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] is dreaming at he is SpongeBob.}}
}}

== References to ''The Simpsons'' in ''SpongeBob SquarePants'' ==
Cephalopod Lodge- This episode has similarities with The Simpsons episode "Homer the Great," in which Homer joins a group called the Stonecutters, which also parodied the Freemasons and the common perception of the Illuminati.
I'm with Stupid- Marty resembles Homer Simpson. Also, Janet resembles Marge Simpson
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture}}
{{TH|Season}}
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Reference}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob SquarePants - The Sponge Who Could Fly - Title card.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{W2|SpongeBob SquarePants|season 3|3}}}}
{{TB|59}}
{{TB|"{{W|The Sponge Who Could Fly}}"'''
"'''The Lost Episode'''"}}
{{TB|The title card of this episode is a parody to the title screen of the [[Opening sequence|The Simpsons opening sequence]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:SpongeBob SquarePants - Mention to Cletus Spuckler.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|{{W2|SpongeBob SquarePants|season 7|7}}}}
{{TB|134}}
{{TB|"{{W|SpongeBob's Last Stand}}"}}
{{TB|[[Cletus Spuckler]] is mentioned by {{W|Patrick Star}} as his great-uncle.}}
}}

== Common cast and crew ==
=== Cast ===
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{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''SpongeBob SquarePants''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ed Asner.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ed Asner]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the Angry Old Timer in "Whirly Brains".}}
{{TB|Voiced a [[Lifeways editor]] in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Awkwafina.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Awkwafina]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Otto in ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run}}''.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{ap|Carmen|Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy}} in "[[Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy]]" and [[Dr. Chang]] in "[[D'oh Canada]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Alec Baldwin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Alec Baldwin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Dennis in {{W|The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie|the first movie}}.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Alec Baldwin|himself}} in "[[When You Dish Upon a Star]]" and [[Caleb Thorn]] in "[[The Bonfire of the Manatees]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ernest Borgnine.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ernest Borgnine]]}}
{{TB|Voice of Mermaid Man.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Ernest Borgnine|himself}} in "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Alton Brown.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Alton Brown]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Nicholas Withers in "House Fancy".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Alton Brown|himself}} in "[['Cue Detective]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Steve Buscemi.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Steve Buscemi]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Dorsal Din in "The Getaway".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Steve Buscemi|himself}} in "[[Brake My Wife, Please]]" and [[Dwight Diddlehopper]] in "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tim Conway.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Conway]]}}
{{TB|Voice of Barnacle Boy.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Tim Conway|himself}} in "[[The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:John DiMaggio.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[John DiMaggio]]}}
{{TB|Voiced SpongeBob's cousin BlackJack in the episode of the same name.}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Bender]] in the [[season 16]] episode "[[Future-Drama]]", the [[season 26]] crossover episode "[[Simpsorama]]" and ''[[The Simpsons Game]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Snoop Dogg.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Snoop Dogg]]}}
{{TB|Played the Gambler in ''The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run''.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Snoop Dogg|himself}} in "[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Chris Elliott.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Chris Elliott]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Lord Poltergeist in "Ghoul Fools".}}
{{TB|Appeared in the special episode ''[[Springfield's Most Wanted]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:R. Lee Ermey.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[R. Lee Ermey]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the warden in "The Inmates of Summer".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Leslie Hapablap]] in "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]" and "[[Waiting for Duffman]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tina Fey.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tina Fey]]}}
{{TB|Played herself in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Ms. Cantwell]] in "[[Black-Eyed, Please]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Brian George.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian George]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Coupe in "Drive Happy".}}
{{TB|Voiced several British men in "[[The 7 Beer Itch]]" and "[[The Man from G.R.A.M.P.A.]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ricky Gervais.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ricky Gervais]]}}
{{TB|Voiced himself and the narrator in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Charles Heathbar]] in "[[Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife]]" and {{Ch|Ricky Gervais|himself}} in "[[Angry Dad: The Movie]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:John Goodman.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[John Goodman]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Santa Claus in "It's a SpongeBob Christmas!" and played himself in "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Meathook]] in "[[Take My Wife, Sleaze]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Grey Griffin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Grey Griffin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced both Roxy and Preda Tory in one episode of ''{{W|Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years}}''.}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Martin Prince]] and [[Sherri]] and [[Terri Mackleberry]] from [[Season 31]] - Present.}}
{{TBT|[[File:Christopher Guest.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Christopher Guest]]}}
{{TB|Voiced SpongeBob's cousin Stanley in the episode of the same name}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Chs|Spinal Tap|Nigel Tufnel}} in "[[The Otto Show]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Mark Hamill.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Mark Hamill]]}}
{{TB|Voiced The Moth in "Night Light".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Mark Hamill|himself}} and [[Leavelle]] in "[[Mayored to the Mob]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Jon Hamm.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Jon Hamm]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Don Grouper in "Goodbye, Krabby Patty?".}}
{{TB|Voiced an {{ap|FBI agent|Donnie Fatso}} in "[[Donnie Fatso]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Tony Hawk.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Tony Hawk]]}}
{{TB|Hosted himself in the contest Where's Gary? Sweepstakes.}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Tony Hawk|himself}} in "[[Barting Over]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:LeBron James.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[LeBron James]]}}
{{TB|Played himself in "Truth or Square".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|LeBron James|himself}} in "[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Maurice LaMarche.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Maurice LaMarche]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the bus driver in "Squid's on a Bus".}}
{{TB|Has voiced [[:Category:Characters voiced by Maurice LaMarche|many different characters]] in many episodes.}}
{{TBT|[[File:David Lander.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[David Lander]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Donnie in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Squiggy]], his character from ''{{W|Laverne & Shirley}}'', in "[[Helter Shelter]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ray Liotta.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ray Liotta]]}}
{{TB|Voiced The Bubble Poppin' Boys leader in "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Morty Szyslak]] in "[[King Leer]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Andrea Martin.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Andrea Martin]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Miss Gristlepuss in "Banned in Bikini Bottom".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon's mother]] in "[[The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Michael McKean.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael McKean]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Captain Frostymug in "License to Milkshake" and Lonnie in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Chs|Spinal Tap|David St. Hubbins}} in "[[The Otto Show]]" and [[Jerry Rude]] in "[[Monty Can't Buy Me Love]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Ian McShane.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Ian McShane]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Gordon in "Dear Vikings".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Artemis]] in "[[The Last Barfighter]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Patton Oswalt.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Patton Oswalt]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Jim in "The Original Fry Cook".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[T-Rex]] in "[[The Day the Earth Stood Cool]]" and [[Bart's guilt]] in "[[The Cad and the Hat]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Joe Pantoliano.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Joe Pantoliano]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Sticky Fins Whiting in "The Getaway".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Dante Calabresi, Sr.]] in "[[The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Aubrey Plaza.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Aubrey Plaza]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Nocturna in "Mall Girl Pearl".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Amber Duffman]] in "[[From Beer to Paternity]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Amy Poehler.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Amy Poehler]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Granny in "Have You Seen This Snail?".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Jenda]] in "[[Future-Drama]]" and "[[Days of Future Future]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Kevin Michael Richardson.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Kevin Michael Richardson]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a live-action King Neptune in "Party Pooper Pants", Nurse Daisy Bazooka in "My Leg!", Sir Urchin in "Library Cards", and one of the talking seagulls in ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water}}''.}}
{{TB|Has voiced [[:Category:Characters voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson|many different characters]] in many episodes.}}
{{TBT|[[File:RuPaul real life.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[RuPaul]]}}
{{TB|Played herself in "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Queen Chante]] in "[[Werking Mom]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Gene Simmons.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Gene Simmons]]}}
{{TB|Voiced the Sea monster in "20,000 Patties Under the Sea".}}
{{TB|Wrote the comic story ''[[Bart Simmons: God of Thunder!]]''.}}
{{TBT|[[File:J. K. Simmons.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[J. K. Simmons]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Maestro Mackerel in "Snooze You Lose".}}
{{TB|Reprised his role as [[J. Jonah Jameson]] in "[[Moe'N'a Lisa]]", voiced a [[tabloid editor]] in "[[Homerazzi]]", [[JJ Gruff]] in the [[season 29]] episode "[[3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage]]", [[Dr. Jessup]] in the [[season 30]] episode "[[Daddicus Finch]]" and [[Victor Kleskow]] in the season 30 episode "[[Girl's in the Band]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Burt Ward.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Burt Ward]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a young Barnacle Boy in "Back to the Past".}}
{{TB|Voiced Robin in "[[Large Marge]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Frank Welker.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Frank Welker]]}}
{{TB|Voiced animals like Clamu and the baby oyster in "The Smoking Peanut", Mystery the Seahorse in the episode "My Pretty Seahorse", and the gorilla in "I Had an Accident".}}
{{TB|Voice of [[Santa's Little Helper]].}}
{{TBT|[[File:Adam West.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Adam West]]}}
{{TB|Voiced a young Mermaid Man in "Back to the Past".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Adam West|himself}} in "[[Mr. Plow]]", [[Batman]] in "[[Large Marge]]", and [[Quahog]] Mayor Adam West in the ''[[Family Guy]]'' crossover episode "[[The Simpsons Guy]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Billy West.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Billy West]]}}
{{TB|Voiced one of the seagulls in ''The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water''.}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Zoidberg]] in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'' and voiced [[Philip J. Fry]], Zoidberg, and [[Professor Farnsworth]] in [[season 26]] crossover episode "[[Simpsorama]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Betty White.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Betty White]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Beatrice in "Mall Girl Pearl".}}
{{TB|Voiced {{Ch|Betty White|herself}} in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" and the [[season 18]] episode "[[Homerazzi]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Kristen Wiig.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Kristen Wiig]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Madame Hagfish in "The Curse of the Hex".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Calliope Juniper]] in the [[season 22]] episode "[[Flaming Moe]]" and [[Annie Crawford]] in the [[season 25]] episode "[[Homerland]]".}}
{{TBT|[[File:Henry Winkler.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Henry Winkler]]}}
{{TB|Voiced Sharkface in "Sharks vs. Pods".}}
{{TB|Voiced [[Ramrod]] in the episode "[[Take My Wife, Sleaze]]".}}
}}

=== Crew ===
{{Table|
{{TH|Picture|width=100px}}
{{TH|Name}}
{{TH|Role in ''SpongeBob SquarePants''}}
{{TH|Role on ''The Simpsons''}}
{{TBT|[[File:Hans Zimmer.jpg|150px]]}}
{{TB|[[Hans Zimmer]]}}
{{TB|Composed the music for ''{{W|The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run}}''.}}
{{TB|Currently serves as a score producer for [[Bleeding Fingers Music]] for ''[[The Simpsons]]''. He also composed the music for ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', ''[[The Simpsons Game]]'' and the special episode ''[[The Longest Daycare]]''. He also conducted "{{ap|Spider-Pig|song}}" in ''[[The Simpsons Take the Bowl]]''.}}
}}

== [[Bongo Comics Free-For-All]] ==
*''[[Bongo Comics Free-For-All 2012]]'' was released as a flipbook in [[2012]], which also contained the ''Spongebob Comics'' story "Squidward and the Golden Clarinet".

== External links ==
*[http://spongebob.nick.com/ Official Nickelodeon microsite]
*{{IMDb|title/tt0206512/}}
*{{Wikipedialink|SpongeBob SquarePants}}

{{Cultural references|TV=yes|films=yes}}

Yellow Planet/References

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{{EpisodePrevNextRef|P.S., I Hate You|Abe League of Their Moe}}

== Cultural references ==
*The episode title is a reference to the [[United Kingdom|British]] nature documentary ''{{W|The Blue Planet}}''. It mirrors the dynamics of the real-world series, featuring narration by [[Hugh Bonneville]] in the distinctive style of {{W|David Attenborough}}, who voiced the original documentary.
**The episode was released on April the 22nd to mark {{W|Earth Day}}.
*In the episode select screen, the various icons are:
**[[Disney+]] size, a Disney for plus sizes.
**[[Marble Studios|Marble]], a parody of [[Marvel]].
**''[[Cosmic Wars]]'', a parody of ''[[Star Wars]]''.
***When selecting if the user is sure to watch it, it asks if the user wants to watch something with [[Yoda]]s in it.
**[[Mixar]], a parody of {{W|Pixar}}.
**Nat-Gee-D'oh, a parody of [[National Geographic]].
***The episode is a National Geographic-style mockumentary.
*A similar episode aired in ''[[Futurama]]'', "{{IS|Naturama}}", where characters are depicted as animal equivalents.
*The narrator refers to the {{W|beluga whale}} as a "[[Charles Darwin|Darwinian]] whoopsie."
*The song sung by the beluga whales and the {{W|narwhal}}s, "[[Summer Days]]", is a parody of "{{W2|Summer Nights|Grease song}}" from the musical ''{{W2|Grease|musical}}''.
*The ''[[Monday Night Football]]'' theme song "{{W|Heavy Action}}" by {{W|Johnny Pearson}} is heard during the {{W|Galapagos land iguana}}s sequence, specifically when [[Bart]] gets rid of the other iguanas.
*The [[Moe]] fish says that he's twenty thousand leagues over [[Homer]] beluga whale's league, a reference to ''{{W|Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas}}''.
*Homer beluga mentions the fact that beluga whales {{W|Unihemispheric slow-wave sleep#Aquatic mammals|sleep with one eye open}}.
*Homer struggles to resist the pressure of the water as he dives with [[Marge]], showing the fact that {{W|narwhal}}s are among the deepest-diving cetaceans, being able to dive to depths of up to 2,370 m.
*[[Morgan Freeman]] mentions the people that made the movie ''{{W|Happy Feet}}'' (and indirectly his companion documentary film ''{{W|March of the Penguins}}'').
*The {{W|woodpecker finch}}es migrate to an [[Amazon Fulfillment Center]], where they eat [[Cheetos]].
[[File:Patrick Star and Zoidberg.png|300px|thumb|One of the fish eaten resemble [[Patrick Star]]. A crab looking like [[John A. Zoidberg|Zoidberg]] from ''[[Futurama]]'' is seen in the background]]
*Two of the types of fish eaten by the beluga whale and the narwhal resemble {{Ch|SpongeBob SquarePants}} and [[Patrick Star]]. A crab resembling [[John A. Zoidberg|Zoidberg]] from ''[[Futurama]]'' and [[Ursula]] from ''[[The Little Mermaid]]'' are seen, the latter is then eaten.
*The whale tries to do a jump like in ''[[Free Willy]]''.
*''When Dinosaurs Built the Pyramids'' might be a reference to the memes saying {{W|History Channel}} airs weird documentaries after midnight, including pyramids being built by aliens.

== Trivia ==
*The episode is the last to have [[Pamela Hayden]] in the cast, as for her retirement; however, the last episode she recorded was "[[O C'mon All Ye Faithful]]".
*Contrary to previous shorts or specials releasing at the same time everywhere in the world, this episode was released at midnight local time.
*A character who has the same model as [[Diego]] from "[[A Star Is Born Again]]" is the cameraman filming lions.

{{Season 36|R}}

[[Category:Cultural references]]
[[Category:Trivia]]

Othinquic pen

2025-04-08T00:07:06Z

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|name = Othinquic pen
|image = [[File:Othinquic pen.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Female}}
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|appearance = "[[The Last Man Expanding]]"
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}}

The '''Othinquic pen''' is an anthropomorphic pen and the mascot for [[Othinquic]].

== History ==
The Othinquic pen starred in a commercial for Othinquic. In the commercial, it jabbed itself into people, turning them thin and full of color. After [[Homer]], [[Bart]], and [[Lisa]] left to go to [[Luigi's]] to eat, [[Marge]] imagined the Othinquic pen coming out of the television and talking to her. It told Marge that obesity was a major health risk and said it knew that because it was in medicine. Marge corrected it, saying that it was medicine. The Othinquic pen then asked Marge if Homer would be hotter if he looked buff with abs. Marge then woke up, revealing that it was all part of a dream. However, the Othinquic pen then walked into the bedroom as Marge convinced Homer to take Othinquic. It saw Homer and Marge snuggling and retched, saying that it hated having eyes that couldn't blink.

After everyone in [[Springfield]] started taking Othinquic, Marge walked through town and saw everyone looking unhealthily thin, with loose skin sagging on their faces. She then imagined the Othinquic pen again, who told Marge that everyone looked fabulous. Marge said that she thought they all looked sad. The Othinquic pen told Marge that "Othinquic face" was one of the few negative side effects of Othinquic, and that it could be fixed with injections of body fat. The Othinquic pen then told Marge that weight loss was healthy, no matter how. It then said that Othinquic had done a lot of research on profits, and they'd find out the side effects sooner or later. It then said that this was all part of a large-scale beta test of the drug, which people were paying them to be part of. It then called everyone "suckers."

After getting an invitation to [[Patty]] and [[Selma]]'s {{W|Sologamy}} celebration, Marge once again imagined the Othinquic pen talking to her. It asked Marge what she was going to wear and mentioned her strapless black dress. Marge said that she hadn't worn that since before she had kids, so she wouldn't fit into it anymore. The Othinquic pen then convinced Marge to take the drug so she could fit into the dress again. After Marge took it, her vision went black.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Last Man Expanding}}

{{Mascots|company=yes}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Characters voiced by guest stars]]
[[Category:One-time characters]]

Othinquic pen

2025-04-08T00:06:45Z

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{{Character
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|image = [[File:Othinquic pen.png|250px]]
|gender = Female
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|age =
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|appearance = "[[The Last Man Expanding]]"
|voiced by = [[Sidse Babett Knudsen]]
}}

The '''Othinquic pen''' is an anthropomorphic pen and the mascot for [[Othinquic]].

== History ==
The Othinquic pen starred in a commercial for Othinquic. In the commercial, it jabbed itself into people, turning them thin and full of color. After [[Homer]], [[Bart]], and [[Lisa]] left to go to [[Luigi's]] to eat, [[Marge]] imagined the Othinquic pen coming out of the television and talking to her. It told Marge that obesity was a major health risk and said it knew that because it was in medicine. Marge corrected it, saying that it was medicine. The Othinquic pen then asked Marge if Homer would be hotter if he looked buff with abs. Marge then woke up, revealing that it was all part of a dream. However, the Othinquic pen then walked into the bedroom as Marge convinced Homer to take Othinquic. It saw Homer and Marge snuggling and retched, saying that it hated having eyes that couldn't blink.

After everyone in [[Springfield]] started taking Othinquic, Marge walked through town and saw everyone looking unhealthily thin, with loose skin sagging on their faces. She then imagined the Othinquic pen again, who told Marge that everyone looked fabulous. Marge said that she thought they all looked sad. The Othinquic pen told Marge that "Othinquic face" was one of the few negative side effects of Othinquic, and that it could be fixed with injections of body fat. The Othinquic pen then told Marge that weight loss was healthy, no matter how. It then said that Othinquic had done a lot of research on profits, and they'd find out the side effects sooner or later. It then said that this was all part of a large-scale beta test of the drug, which people were paying them to be part of. It then called everyone "suckers."

After getting an invitation to [[Patty]] and [[Selma]]'s {{W|Sologamy}} celebration, Marge once again imagined the Othinquic pen talking to her. It asked Marge what she was going to wear and mentioned her strapless black dress. Marge said that she hadn't worn that since before she had kids, so she wouldn't fit into it anymore. The Othinquic pen then convinced Marge to take the drug so she could fit into the dress again. After Marge took it, her vision went black.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Last Man Expanding}}

{{Mascots|company=yes}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Characters voiced by guest stars]]
[[Category:One-time characters]]

Othinquic pen

2025-04-07T15:26:43Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Character
|name = Othinquic pen
|image = [[File:Othinquic pen.png|250px]]
|gender =
|hair =
|age =
|status = Fictional
|job = Mascot
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[The Last Man Expanding]]"
|voiced by = [[Sidse Babett Knudsen]]
}}

The '''Othinquic pen''' is an anthropomorphic pen and the mascot for [[Othinquic]].

== History ==
The Othinquic pen starred in a commercial for Othinquic. In the commercial, it jabbed itself into people, turning them thin and full of color. After [[Homer]], [[Bart]], and [[Lisa]] left to go to [[Luigi's]] to eat, [[Marge]] imagined the Othinquic pen coming out of the television and talking to her. It told Marge that obesity was a major health risk and said it knew that because it was in medicine. Marge corrected it, saying that it was medicine. The Othinquic pen then asked Marge if Homer would be hotter if he looked buff with abs. Marge then woke up, revealing that it was all part of a dream. However, the Othinquic pen then walked into the bedroom as Marge convinced Homer to take Othinquic. It saw Homer and Marge snuggling and retched, saying that it hated having eyes that couldn't blink.

After everyone in [[Springfield]] started taking Othinquic, Marge walked through town and saw everyone looking unhealthily thin, with loose skin sagging on their faces. She then imagined the Othinquic pen again, who told Marge that everyone looked fabulous. Marge said that she thought they all looked sad. The Othinquic pen told Marge that "Othinquic face" was one of the few negative side effects of Othinquic, and that it could be fixed with injections of body fat. The Othinquic pen then told Marge that weight loss was healthy, no matter how. It then said that Othinquic had done a lot of research on profits, and they'd find out the side effects sooner or later. It then said that this was all part of a large-scale beta test of the drug, which people were paying them to be part of. It then called everyone "suckers."

After getting an invitation to [[Patty]] and [[Selma]]'s {{W|Sologamy}} celebration, Marge once again imagined the Othinquic pen talking to her. It asked Marge what she was going to wear and mentioned her strapless black dress. Marge said that she hadn't worn that since before she had kids, so she wouldn't fit into it anymore. The Othinquic pen then convinced Marge to take the drug so she could fit into the dress again. After Marge took it, her vision went black.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|The Last Man Expanding}}

{{Mascots|company=yes}}
{{Simpsons characters}}

[[Category:Characters voiced by guest stars]]
[[Category:One-time characters]]

Real-world deaths

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[[File:Paulnewmandedication.png|thumb|right|Dedication to Paul Newman at the end of "[[Lost Verizon]]"]]
The following is a list of '''people who have worked on ''[[The Simpsons]]''''', both the show and other franchise elements, but later '''died'''. For the main series, the list includes deceased voice cast, staff and guest stars. Often, subsequent episodes have been dedicated to them. Those who have work on the show's comics, albums, video games and other related productions, are also included here.

To clarify, this list only includes people who died after their work on ''The Simpsons'' took place, for example:
*[[Eartha Kitt]] is included because she recorded a guest spot for the show, but died before it aired.
*[[Neil Armstrong]] is included because, although he did not knowingly make an appearance on the series, archive audio of his first steps on the moon were used by the show whilst he was still alive.
*[[Theodore Roosevelt]] is not included because the archive audio of his speeches were used in the show long after his death.
**Similarly, the writer [[Edgar Allan Poe]] was credited with co-writing "The Raven" section of "[[Treehouse of Horror]]", as this primarily consisted of the actual text of Poe's ''{{W|The Raven}}''. Poe died aged 40 on October 7, 1849 from unknown causes, some 141 years before the episode aired.

== The Simpsons ==
The following people have been credited with working on ''The Simpsons''. Several have worked on other aspects of the franchise as well, but they are principally associated with the TV show.

=== Cast ===
*[[Christopher Collins]], 44 (died June 12, 1994) – voiced [[Mr. Burns]] in the episode "[[Homer's Odyssey]]" and the host of ''[[America's Most Armed and Dangerous presenter|America's Most Armed and Dangerous]]'' in "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]", before leaving the show. Cerebral hemorrhage.
*[[Doris Grau]], 71 (died December 30, 1995) – Grau provided the voice of [[Lunchlady Doris]] and several minor parts, appearing in 23 episodes, between seasons 2 and 9. She had previously served as a script supervisor. Lunchlady Doris was initially retired, but has since made appearances and now being voiced by [[Tress MacNeille]]. "[[Team Homer]]" was dedicated to her. Emphysema.
*[[Phil Hartman]], 49 (died May 28, 1998) – Hartman regularly provided the voices of [[Troy McClure]] and [[Lionel Hutz]] as well as other minor one-time parts such as [[Lyle Lanley]] and [[Evan Conover]], appearing in 52 episodes, between seasons 2 and 9. Following his murder, his characters were retired and "[[Bart the Mother]]" was dedicated to him. Homicide; gunshot.
*[[Christian Coffinet]], 87 (died May 18, 2011) - voiced a {{ap|police officer|The Crepes of Wrath}} in the [[season 1]] episode "[[The Crepes of Wrath]]".
*[[Marcia Wallace]], 70 (died October 25, 2013) – Wallace regularly provided the voice of [[Edna Krabappel]], appearing in over 170 episodes, between seasons 1 and 25. "[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]" had the chalkboard gag dedicated to her, and also contained a dedication at the end of the episode in its original airing. "[[White Christmas Blues]]" also had a small tribute to both her and [[Don Payne]] on the opening sequence. In "[[The Man Who Grew Too Much]]" Wallace and her character were retired with a special clip at the end of the episode. Combination of breast cancer, pneumonia, and sepsis.
*[[Russi Taylor]], 75 (died July 26, 2019) – voiced [[Martin Prince]], [[Sherri]], [[Terri]] and [[Üter Zörker]] among other characters. Her characters were taken over by [[Grey DeLisle]] starting with [[season 31]]. A rerun of "[[Werking Mom]]" was dedicated to her. Colorectal cancer.

=== Crew ===
==== Writers and producers ====
*[[Thomas Chastain]], 73 (died September 1, 1994) – Co-wrote the story of the episode "[[Black Widower]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Don Payne]], 48 (died March 26, 2013) – Payne served as a writer, producer, supervising producer, co-executive producer and consulting producer on the show, between seasons 11 and 25. He was credited on 113 episodes, writing 16 of them, including "[[Insane Clown Poppy]]" (amongst many co-written with [[John Frink]]), "[[Thank God It's Doomsday]]" and "[[Fraudcast News]]". His most recent aired credit at the time of his death was as a consulting producer on "[[Dark Knight Court]]", but two episodes which he wrote, "[[White Christmas Blues]]" and "[[Labor Pains]]", aired after his death. Bone cancer.
*[[Steve Viksten]], 53 (died June 23, 2014) – Co-wrote the episode "[[Homer Scissorhands]]" with [[Peter Gaffney]].
*[[Sam Simon]], 59 (died March 8, 2015) – Simon co-created and developed ''The Simpsons'' with [[Matt Groening]] and [[James L. Brooks]]. He served as the showrunner for seasons 1 and 2 and remained on staff as a writer and producer until the end of season 4. Simon assembled the show's initial writing team and designed characters such as [[Mr. Burns]] and [[Chief Wiggum]]. He co-wrote nine episodes, including "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]" and "[[Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish]]". He remained credited in his roles of developer, executive producer and character designer in every episode of the show. "[[Waiting for Duffman]]" was dedicated to him. Colorectal cancer.
*[[Kevin Curran]], 59 (died October 25, 2016) – Served as a consultant for two episode during [[season 9]] before serving as a writer and producer from [[season 14]] to [[season 27]]. Curran was credited on 306 episodes, writing 11 of them, including "[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]". "[[There Will Be Buds]]" was dedicated to him. Cancer.
*[[Dennis Snee]], 68 (died July 1, 2019) – Wrote the episode "[[Special Edna]]". Parkinson's disease.
*[[J. Michael Mendel]], 54 (died September 23, 2019) – served as a producer from seasons 1-10. Also served as a producer for the "[[Rick and Morty couch gag]]" in [[season 26]]. "[[The Winter of Our Monetized Content]]" was dedicated to him. Natural causes.
*[[David Richardson]], 65 (died January 18, 2021) – supervising producer for [[season 5]] and [[season 6|6]] and writer of "[[Homer Loves Flanders]]". "[[Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?]]" was dedicated to him. Heart failure.
*[[Marc Wilmore]], 57 (died January 30, 2021) – Writer and producer from seasons 13-27, credited on 302 episodes, writing 11 of them. Voiced [[Dr. Wilmore]] in "[[It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge]]". "[[Wad Goals]]" was dedicated to him. Complications from {{W|COVID-19}}.
*[[Frank Mula]], 71 (died December 17, 2021) – Writer and producer from seasons 3-5 and 10-12, credited on 80 episodes, writing 3 of them.
*[[Ron Zimmerman]], 64 (died July 28, 2022) – wrote the [[season 28]] episode "[[The Cad and the Hat]]".
*[[Brian McConnachie]], 81 (died January 5, 2024) – wrote the [[season 24]] episode "[[The Fabulous Faker Boy]]". Parkinson's disease.
*[[Reid Harrison]], 65 (died January 15, 2024) – Writer from seasons 8-9 and 19, writing 2 of them, including "[[The Springfield Files]]".
*[[William Wright]] (died December 16, 2024) – Writer from seasons 19-21 and 26, writing 3 of them. "[[Bottle Episode]]" was dedicated to him.

==== Directors and animators ====
*[[Michael O'Conner]], 54 (died May 5, 1992) – O'Conner was a layout artist for season 1.
*[[Ray Johnson, Jr.]] (died 1994) – Johnson was a layout artist.
*[[Jackie Banks]], 54 (died November 4, 1995) – Banks was an Animation checker and scene planner, who worked on the show during seasons two, four, five and six. "[[Mother Simpson]]" was dedicated to her.
*[[Constantin Mustatea]], 68 (died April 17, 1996) – was an animator for "[[Homer's Odyssey]]".
*[[Tom Coppola]] (died July 13, 1996) – was a layout artist.
*[[Ed DeMattia]], 82 (died January 6, 1997) – was an animator for 3 episodes.
*[[Phyllis Craig]], 67 (died May 18, 1997) – ink and paint supervisor for 61 episodes.
*[[Art Seidel]], 66 (died February 21, 1998) – Seidel was the first assistant director and unit production manager for the live-action segment at the end of "[[Treehouse of Horror VI]]".
*[[Lee Mishkin]], 74 (died June 19, 2001) – Animation timer for "[[Bart Gets Hit by a Car]]" and "[[Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment]]".
*[[Kent Holaday]], 49 (died June 22, 2001) – Holaday worked as a lip sync artist for the show. Thyroid condition.
*[[Ted Bemiller]], 79 (died October 26, 2003) – animation camera operator for 23 episodes.
*[[Barrington T. Bunce]], 60 (died June 14, 2005) – layout artist on "[[Homer's Night Out]]".
*[[James O'Brien]] (died July 26, 2005) – O'Brien was a layout artist and assistant director. "[[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]]" was dedicated to him. Melanoma.
*[[Maxine Markota]], 83 (died December 15, 2012) – Animation checker.
*[[Don Vanderbeek]], 64 (died January 31, 2014) – Background layout artist. Esophageal cancer.
*[[Paul Gruwell]], 80 (died November 4, 2014) – Animation timer for "[[Lost Our Lisa]]".
*[[Chris Moeller]], 47 (died December 31, 2014) – Storyboard artist for nine episodes. ALS.
*[[Cliff Voorhees]] (died April 6, 2015) – Background layout artist for three episodes.
*[[Richard Manginsay]], 43 (died August 13, 2015) – Layout artist and assistant director. Cancer.
*[[Gary Hoffman]], 78 (died April 15, 2016) – Background artist for seven episodes.
*[[Julia Kalantarova]], 45 (died September 27, 2016) – Background painter and color stylist.
*[[Sooan Kim]], 62 (died January 20, 2017) – Character layout artist.
*[[Merle Welton]] (died April 11, 2017) – Animation checker.
*[[Jerry Richardson]] (died May 17, 2018) – Background and storyboard artist.
*[[Domingo Rivera]] (died October 15, 2018) – Character layout artist.
*[[Christopher Reccardi]], 54 (died May 2, 2019) – Character layout artist for "[[Bart's Dog Gets an "F"]]". Heart attack.
*[[Ernesto Elicanal]] (died September 4, 2019) – Character layout artist.
*[[Cullen Blaine]], 85 (died December 2, 2020) – Layout artist and lip sync artist for season 1.
*[[Tuck Tucker]], 59 (died December 22, 2020) – Character layout artist and storyboard artist.
*[[Brenda Banks]], 72 (died December 30, 2020) – Animator for ''[[The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield]]'' and character layout artist for "[[Trash of the Titans]]" and "[[King of the Hill]]".
*[[Dale Baer]], 70 (died January 15, 2021) – Animator for the couch gag in "[[Fland Canyon]]". Complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
*[[Richard Bowman]], 69 (died March 19, 2021) – Overseas animation supervisor, sheet timer, and lip sync artist for season 1.
*[[Edwin E. Aguilar]], 46 (died April 10, 2021) – Character layout artist, storyboard artist and assistant director. "[[Panic on the Streets of Springfield]]" was dedicated to him. Cerebral thrombosis.
*[[Mike Camarillo]], 57 (died December 25, 2021) – Background cleanup artist from seasons one to three.
*[[David Schwartz]], 67 (died December 30, 2021) – Storyboard artist for three episodes.
*[[Ian Wilcox]], 66 (died April 30, 2022) – Background layout artist and background designer from season 17 to 30. "[[Marge the Meanie]]" was dedicated to him. Cancer.
*[[Laurie Hanson]], 90 (died August 2, 2022) – Animation checker for season 1.
*[[Jeff Howard]], 69 (died August 25, 2022) – Character layout artist and animation timer.
*[[Ralph Eggleston]], 56 (died August 28, 2022) – Storyboard artist for "[[Krusty Gets Busted]]". Pancreatic cancer.
*[[Bike Kinzle]], 69 (died March 6, 2023) – Color designer for "[[The Simpsons Guy]]", a ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and ''[[Family Guy]]'' crossover.
*[[Craig Armstrong]], 70 (died August 15, 2023) – Character layout artist.
*[[Istvan Majoros]], 72 (died September 27, 2023) – Character layout artist. "[[Do the Wrong Thing]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Sue Bielenberg]], 58 (died December 5, 2023) – Character layout artist, background layout artist and art director for ''[[The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield]]''.
*[[Michael Swanigan]], 67 (died September 24, 2024) – Layout artist for season 1.
*[[Shigeko Doyle]], (died 2024) – Painter.

==== Other crew members ====
*[[Michael P. Schoenbrun]], 54 (died June 5, 1993) – Schoenbrun was Executive in Charge of Production at [[Gracie Films]]. "[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Robert Glass]], 53 (died July 21, 1993) – was the sound re-recording mixer on "[[Lisa's First Word]]". Stabbed.
*[[Andy Houts]], 31 (died February 26, 1997) – was a production assistant for 20 episodes.
*[[Ron Scalera]], 49 (died April 21, 2010) – was the executive in charge of production of "[[The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular]]". Heart attack.
*[[Daria Paris]], 60 (died October 2, 2010) – assistant to the executive producers in season 1; [[Sam Simon]]'s assistant from season 2 to 4. Cancer.
*[[Csaba Varga]], 66 (died June 15, 2012) – served as a producer for [[Varga Studios]] for the music video for ''[[Do the Bartman]]''.
*[[Richard Lorenzana]], 69 (died March 27, 2014) – Lorenzana served as the show's production accountant from 2009 until his death.
*[[Harold M. Schulweis]], 89 (died December 18, 2014) – was the special technical consultant on "[[Like Father, Like Clown]]".
*[[András Erkel]], 52 (died December 29, 2014) – served as a producer for [[Varga Studios]] for the music video for ''[[Do the Bartman]]''.
*[[Ray Colcord]], 66 (died February 5, 2016) – was a one time composer for "[[Dead Putting Society]]". Pancreatic cancer.
*[[Dell Hake]], 73 (died August 10, 2017) – was a conductor and orchestrator for many episodes between seasons 17 and 26.
*[[Rochelle Linder]], 59 (died August 27, 2017) – was an office manager for the "[[The Simpsons Guy]]", a ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and ''[[Family Guy]]'' crossover.
*[[Arthur B. Rubinstein]], 80 (died April 23, 2018) – composer for two episodes. Cancer.
*{{ap|Patrick Williams|composer}}, 79 (died July 25, 2018) – composer for the [[season 2]] episode "[[Simpson and Delilah]]". Cancer.
*[[Lolee Aries]], 61 (died July 10, 2018) – served as an animation producer and animation executive producer. Complications of lymphoma.
*[[Trista H. Navarro]], 43 (died February 6, 2019) – animation production manager, supervisor and associate for over 250 episodes.
*[[Alan Decker]], 59 (died December 23, 2020) – served as a sound re-recording mixer for ''The Simpsons''.
*[[Tommy Morgan]], 89 (died June 23, 2022) – played the harmonica to the song "[[The Ballad of Jebediah Springfield]]" in the [[season 7]] episode "[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]".
*[[Terry Harrington]], 84 (died July 20, 2022) – provided the sounds of [[Lisa Simpson]]'s saxophone.
*[[Trixie Flynn]], 74 (died July 22, 2022) – served as an assistant to [[James L. Brooks]]. Respiratory failure.
*[[Chris Ledesma]], 64 (died December 16, 2022) – served as the music editor for the first 33 seasons. "[[My Life as a Vlog]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Jennifer Dolce]], 62 (died 2022) – served as an editor for 7 episodes.
*[[Anne Luiting]], 64 (died January 22, 2023) – served as a studio production manager and animation vice president of production.
*[[John Bush]], 69 (died November 23, 2023) – served as an animation executive producer. Complications of lymphoma.

=== Guest stars ===
*[[Audrey Meadows]], 73 (died February 3, 1996) – Voiced [[Beatrice Simmons|Beatrice "Bea" Simmons]] in "[[Old Money]]". Lung cancer.
*[[George Fenneman]], 77 (died May 29, 1997) – Appeared as the narrator in "[[Marge on the Lam]]". Emphysema.
*[[Linda McCartney]], 56 (died April 17, 1998) – Appeared as herself in "[[Lisa the Vegetarian]]". "[[Trash of the Titans]]" was dedicated to her. Breast and liver cancer.
*[[Jim Varney]], 50 (died February 10, 2000) – Played [[Cooder]] in "[[Bart Carny]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Tito Puente]], 77 (died May 31, 2000) – Appeared as himself in "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)]]" and "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]". Heart problem.
*[[Steve Allen]], 78 (died October 30, 2000) – Appeared as the "electronically altered" voice of Bart in "[[Separate Vocations]]" and as himself in "[['Round Springfield]]". Heart attack.
*[[Joe C.]], 26 (died November 16, 2000) – Appeared as himself in "[[Kill the Alligator and Run]]". Celiac disease
*[[Werner Klemperer]], 80 (died December 6, 2000) – Appeared as [[Colonel Klink]] from ''Hogan's Heroes'' in "[[The Last Temptation of Homer]]". Cancer.
*[[Joey Ramone]], 49 (died April 15, 2001) – Appeared as himself, with the rest of [[The Ramones]] in "[[Rosebud]]". Lymphoma.
*[[Jack Lemmon]], 76 (died June 27, 2001) – Voiced [[Frank Ormand]] in "[[The Twisted World of Marge Simpson]]". Bladder cancer.
*[[George Harrison]], 58 (died November 29, 2001) – Harrison played himself in "[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]". "[[A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love]]" was dedicated to him. Lung and brain cancer.
*[[Ron Taylor]], 49 (died January 16, 2002) – Voiced [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] in "[[Moaning Lisa]]" and "[['Round Springfield]]". "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]" was dedicated to him. Heart attack.
*[[Lawrence Tierney]], 82 (died February 26, 2002) – Played [[Don Brodka]] in "[[Marge Be Not Proud]]". Pneumonia.
*[[Stephen Jay Gould]], 60 (died May 20, 2002) – Appeared as himself in "[[Lisa the Skeptic]]". "[[Poppa's Got a Brand New Badge]]" was dedicated to him. Cancer.
*[[John Entwistle]], 57 (died June 27, 2002) – Appeared as himself, with the rest of [[The Who]] in "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]". Drug induced heart attack.
*[[Rod Steiger]], 77 (died July 9, 2002) – Voiced [[Captain Tenille]] in "[[Simpson Tide]]". Pneumonia after gall bladder surgery.
*[[Chick Hearn]], 85 (died August 5, 2002 – Voiced the Announcer in "[[Homer Defined]]". Head injury from fall.
*[[Johnny Unitas]], 69 (died September 11, 2002) – Appeared as himself in "[[Homie the Clown]]". Heart attack.
*[[Barry White]], 58 (died July 4, 2003) – Appeared as himself in "[[Whacking Day]]" and "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]". Kidney failure.
*[[Bob Hope]], 100 (died July 27, 2003) – Appeared as himself in "[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]". Pneumonia.
*[[Johnny Cash]], 71 (died September 12, 2003) – Voiced the [[Space Coyote]] in "[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer]]". Complications from diabetes.
*[[George Plimpton]], 76 (died September 29, 2003) – Appeared as himself in "[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]". Natural causes.
*[[Paul Winfield]], 64 (died March 7, 2004) – Voiced [[Lucius Sweet]] in "[[The Homer They Fall]]" and "[[The Trouble with Trillions]]". Heart attack.
*[[Isabel Sanford]], 86 (died July 9, 2004) – Appeared as herself in "[[Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore]]". Heart disease.
*[[Johnny Ramone]], 55 (died September 15, 2004) – Appeared as himself, with the rest of The Ramones in "[[Rosebud]]". Prostate cancer.
*[[Rodney Dangerfield]], 82 (died October 5, 2004) – Played [[Larry Burns]] in "[[Burns, Baby Burns]]". Complications from heart surgery.
*[[Johnny Carson]], 79 (died January 23, 2005) – Carson appeared as himself in "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]". "[[Mommie Beerest]]" was dedicated to him. Emphysema.
*[[Henry Corden]], 85 (died May 19, 2005) – Voiced Fred Flintstone in the episode "[[Sideshow Bob Roberts]]". Emphysema.
*[[Anne Bancroft]], 73 (died June 6, 2005) – Voiced [[Dr. Zweig]] in "[[Fear of Flying]]". Uterine cancer.
*[[Bob Denver]], 70 (died September 2, 2005) – Played himself in "[[Simpson Tide]]". Complications from throat cancer surgery.
*[[Dennis Weaver]], 81 (died February 24, 2006) – Played [[Buck McCoy]] in "[[The Lastest Gun in the West]]". Complications from cancer.
*[[James Brown]], 73 (died December 25, 2006) – Appeared as himself in "[[Bart's Inner Child]]". Heart failure induced by pneumonia.
*[[Tom Poston]], 85 (died April 20, 2007) – Appeared as the [[Capital City Goofball]] in "[[Dancin' Homer]]". Respiratory failure.
*[[Robert Goulet]], 73 (died October 30, 2007) – Appeared as himself in episode "[[$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)]]". Pulmonary fibrosis.
*[[George Carlin]], 71 (died June 22, 2008) – Voiced [[Munchie]] in "[[D'oh-in' in the Wind]]". Heart failure.
*[[Paul Newman]], 83 (died September 26, 2008) – Appeared as himself in "[[The Blunder Years]]". "[[Lost Verizon]]" was dedicated to his memory. Lung cancer.
*[[Eartha Kitt]], 81 (died December 25, 2008) – Appeared posthumously in a "[[Once Upon a Time in Springfield]]". Colon cancer.
*[[Patrick McGoohan]], 80 (died January 13, 2009) – Appeared as Number Six in "[[The Computer Wore Menace Shoes]]". Short illness.
*[[John Updike]], 76 (died January 27, 2009) – Appeared as himself in "[[Insane Clown Poppy]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Ed McMahon]], 86 (died June 23, 2009) – Appeared as himself in "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]". Bone cancer and pneumonia.
*[[Michael Jackson]], 50 (died June 25, 2009) – Appeared as [[Leon Kompowsky]] in "[[Stark Raving Dad]]" and also co-wrote "[[Do the Bartman]]". A repeat of "[[Wedding for Disaster]]" was dedicated to him. Drug overdose induced cardiac arrest.
*[[Gary Coleman]], 42 (died May 28, 2010) – Appeared as himself in "[[Grift of the Magi]]". Archive audio of his performance was also used in "[[Behind the Laughter]]" and "[[A Tale of Two Springfields]]". Intercranial hemorrhage from fall.
*[[Robert Schimmel]], 60 (died September 3, 2010) – Appeared as a convict in "[[Pokey Mom]]". Car accident.
*[[Jack LaLanne]], 96 (died January 23, 2011) – Appeared as himself in "[[The Old Man and the "C" Student]]". Pneumonia.
*[[Elizabeth Taylor]], 79 (died March 23, 2011) – Voiced [[Maggie]] in "[[Lisa's First Word]]" and appeared as herself in "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]"; "[[Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing]]" was dedicated to her. Heart failure.
*[[Clarence Clemons]], 69 (died June 18, 2011) – Narrated the episode "[[Grift of the Magi]]". Stroke.
*[[Charles Napier]], 75 (died October 5, 2011) – Voiced three different characters in four episodes, including the recurring character [[The Warden]]. Unknown cause.
*[[Joe Frazier]], 67 (died November 7, 2011) – Appeared as himself in the episodes "[[Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?]]" and "[[Homer's Paternity Coot]]". Liver cancer.
*[[Harry Morgan]], 96 (died December 7, 2011) – Appeared as his ''Dragnet'' character [[Bill Gannon]] in "[[Mother Simpson]]". Pneumonia.
*[[Tom Ardolino]], 56 (died January 6, 2012) – As [[NRBQ]]'s drummer, Ardolino performed with the rest of the band in three episodes. Diabetes.
*[[Dick Tufeld]], 85 (died January 22, 2012) – Tufeld reprised his role as the voice of the robot from the series ''[[Lost in Space]]'' in "[[Mayored to the Mob]]" and "[[Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore]]".
*[[Dick Clark]], 82 (died April 18, 2012) – Appeared as himself in "[[Treehouse of Horror X]]". Heart attack.
*[[Ernest Borgnine]], 95 (died July 8, 2012) – Appeared as himself in "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]". Kidney failure.
*[[Gore Vidal]], 86 (died July 31, 2012) – Appeared as himself in "[[Moe'N'a Lisa]]". Pneumonia.
*[[Marvin Hamlisch]], 68 (died August 6, 2012) – Appeared posthumously as himself in "[[Gone Abie Gone]]". Multiple causes.
*[[Larry Hagman]], 81 (died November 23, 2012) – Voiced [[Wallace Brady]] in "[[The Monkey Suit]]". Throat cancer.
*[[Huell Howser]], 67 (died January 7, 2013) – Appeared as himself in "[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]". "[[A Test Before Trying]]" was dedicated to him. Prostate cancer.
*[[Pat Summerall]], 82 (died April 16, 2013) – Appeared as himself in "[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]". Cardiac arrest.
*[[Joyce Brothers]], 85 (died May 13, 2013) – Appeared as herself in "[[Last Exit to Springfield]]". Respiratory failure.
*[[Cory Monteith]], 31 (died July 13, 2013) – Appeared as Flynn in "[[Elementary School Musical]]". Alcohol and drug overdose.
*[[Tom Clancy]], 66 (died October 1, 2013) – Appeared as himself in "[[Diatribe of a Mad Housewife]]". Brief illness.
*[[Mickey Rooney]], 93 (died April 6, 2014) – Appeared as himself in "[[Radioactive Man]]". Natural causes.
*[[Don Pardo]], 96 (died August 18, 2014) – Appeared as himself in "[[Moe Letter Blues]]" and "[[Moonshine River]]". Natural causes.
*[[Joan Rivers]], 81 (died September 4, 2014) – Voiced [[Annie Dubinsky]] in "[[The Ten-Per-Cent Solution]]". Heart failure.
*[[Jan Hooks]], 57 (died October 9, 2014) – Voiced [[Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon]] in six episodes, between seasons 9 and 14. "[[Super Franchise Me]]" was dedicated to her. Cancer.
*[[Leonard Nimoy]], 83 (died February 27, 2015) – Appeared as {{Ch|Leonard Nimoy|himself}} in "[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]" and "[[The Springfield Files]]". "[[The Princess Guide]]" was dedicated to him. {{W|Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease}}.
*[[Alex Rocco]], 79 (died July 18, 2015) – Voiced [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] in three episodes.
*[[Merl Reagle]], 65 (died August 22, 2015) – Voiced {{Ch|Merl Reagle|himself}} in "[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]".
*[[Daryl Coley]], 60 (died March 16, 2016) – Voiced [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] in "[[Dancin' Homer]]".
*[[Garry Marshall]], 81 (died July 19, 2016) – Voiced [[Larry Kidkill]] in "[[Eight Misbehavin']]" and [[Sheldon Leavitt]] in "[[Homer the Father]]". Complications of pneumonia after suffering a stroke.
*[[Fyvush Finkel]], 93 (died August 14, 2016) – voiced {{Ch|Fyvush Finkel|himself}} in "[[Lisa's Sax]]".
*[[Janet Reno]], 78 (died November 7, 2016) – voiced {{Ch|Janet Reno|herself}} in "[[Dark Knight Court]]". Parkinson's disease.
*[[Adam West]], 88 (died June 9, 2017) – voiced {{Ch|Adam West|himself}} in the [[season 4]] episode "[[Mr. Plow]]" and reprised his role of [[Batman]] in the [[season 14]] episode "[[Large Marge]]". Also voiced Mayor Adam West in ''[[Family Guy]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s season 13 premiere "[[The Simpsons Guy]]", a ''[[The Simpsons]]''/''Family Guy'' crossover. Leukemia.
*[[Jack Ong]], 76 (died June 13, 2017) – voiced a [[Chinese fisherman]] in the [[season 9]] episode "[[Das Bus]]". Brain tumor.
*[[Martin Landau]], 89 (died July 15, 2017) – voiced [[The Great Raymondo]] in the [[season 22]] episode "[[The Great Simpsina]]". Heart attack.
*[[June Foray]], 99 (died July 26, 2017) – voiced a [[Babysitting receptionist|receptionist]] for the [[Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers Babysitting Service]] in the [[season 1]] episode "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]". Unknown.
*[[Jerry Lewis]], 91 (died August 20, 2017) – voiced [[Jonathan Frink, Sr.]] in the [[season 15]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XIV]]". End-stage cardiac disease and {{W|peripheral artery disease}}.
*[[Hugh Hefner]], 91 (died September 27, 2017) – voiced {{Ch|Hugh Hefner|himself}} in the [[season 4]] episode "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]". Natural causes.
*[[Tom Petty]], 66 (died October 2, 2017) – voiced {{Ch|Tom Petty|himself}} in the season 14 episode "[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]". "[[Springfield Splendor]]" was dedicated to him. Cardiac arrest.
*[[Ray Thomas]], 74 (died January 4, 2018) – voiced {{Chs|The Moody Blues|himself}} in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Viva Ned Flanders]]". Unknown causes.
*[[John Mahoney]], 77 (died February 4, 2018) – voiced [[Robert Terwilliger, Sr.]] in the [[season 19]] episode "[[Funeral for a Fiend]]". Short illness.
*[[Stephen Hawking]], 76 (died March 14, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Stephen Hawking|himself}} in several episodes. "[[Homer Is Where the Art Isn't]]" was dedicated to him. ALS.
*[[R. Lee Ermey]], 74 (died April 15, 2018) – voiced [[Leslie Hapablap]] in the [[season 7]] episode "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]" and the [[season 26]] episode "[[Waiting for Duffman]]". "[[Lisa Gets the Blues]]" was dedicated to him. Complications from pneumonia.
*[[Carl Kasell]], 84 (died April 17, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Carl Kasell|himself}} in the [[season 25]] episode "[[Pay Pal]]". Complications of Alzheimer's disease.
*[[Tom Wolfe]], 87 (died May 14, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Tom Wolfe|himself}} in the [[season 18]] episode "[[Moe'N'a Lisa]]". "[[Flanders' Ladder]]" was dedicated to him. Infection.
*[[Anthony Bourdain]], 61 (died June 8, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Anthony Bourdain|himself}} in the [[season 23]] episode "[[The Food Wife]]". Suicide.
*[[Harlan Ellison]], 84 (died June 28, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Harlan Ellison|himself}} in the [[season 25]] episode "[[Married to the Blob]]".
*[[Stan Lee]], 95 (died November 12, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Stan Lee|himself}} in the [[season 13]] episode "[[I Am Furious (Yellow)]]", the [[season 25]] episode "[[Married to the Blob]]" and the [[couch gag]] for the [[season 28]] episode "[[The Caper Chase]]". "[[Werking Mom]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Ricky Jay]], 72 (died November 24, 2018) – voiced {{Ch|Ricky Jay|himself}} in the [[season 22]] episode "[[The Great Simpsina]]". "[[Daddicus Finch]]" was dedicated to him. Natural causes.
*[[Penny Marshall]], 76 (died December 17, 2018) – voiced [[Lucille Botzcowski]] in the [[season 1]] episode "[[Some Enchanted Evening]]". Complications of diabetes.
*[[Luke Perry]], 52 (died March 4, 2019) – voiced {{Ch|Luke Perry|himself}} in the [[season 4]] episode "[[Krusty Gets Kancelled]]". "[[I Want You (She's So Heavy)]]" was dedicated to him. Stroke.
*[[Tim Conway]], 85 (died May 14, 2019) – voiced {{Ch|Tim Conway|himself}} in the [[season 8]] episode "[[The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase]]". Complications from {{W|normal pressure hydrocephalus}}.
*[[Valerie Harper]], 80 (died August 30, 2019) – voiced several characters starting in [[season 24]] and then again in [[season 28]]-[[Season 29|29]]. Lung cancer.
*[[Robert Forster]], 78 (died October 11, 2019) – voiced [[Lucky Jim]] in the [[season 20]] episode "[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]". Brain cancer.
*[[Robert Evans]], 89 (died October 26, 2019) – voiced {{Ch|Robert Evans|himself}} in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Kill the Alligator and Run]]". Unknown causes.
*[[Jack Sheldon]], 88 (died December 27, 2019) – voiced [[Amendment To Be]] in the [[season 7]] episode "[[The Day the Violence Died]]".
*[[John Baldessari]], 88 (died January 2, 2020) – voiced {{Ch|John Baldessari|himself}} in the [[season 29]] episode "[[3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage]]".
*[[Jack Burns]], 86, (died January 26, 2020) – voiced [[Edward Christian]] in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Beyond Blunderdome]]".
*[[Kirk Douglas]], 103, (died February 5, 2020) – voiced [[Chester Lampwick]] in the [[season 7]] episode "[[The Day the Violence Died]]".
*[[James Lipton]], 93, (died March 2, 2020) – voiced {{Ch|James Lipton|himself}} in the [[season 13]] episode "[[The Sweetest Apu]]" and the [[season 22]] episode "[[Homer the Father]]". "[[Screenless]]" was dedicated to him. Bladder cancer.
*[[Max von Sydow]], 90, (died March 8, 2020) – voiced [[Klaus Ziegler]] in the [[season 25]] episode "[[The War of Art]]". "[[Better Off Ned]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Little Richard]], 87, (died May 9, 2020) – voiced {{Ch|Little Richard|himself}} in the [[season 14]] episode "[[Special Edna]]". "[[The Way of the Dog]]" was dedicated to him. Bone cancer.
*[[Fred Willard]], 86, (died May 15, 2020) – voiced [[Wally Kogen]] in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]". Cardiac arrest, with coronary artery disease and myelodysplastic syndrome.
*[[Regis Philbin]], 88, (died July 24, 2020) – guest starred as {{Ch|Regis Philbin|himself}} in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]", via live-action recording. Heart attack due to coronary artery disease.
*[[Alex Trebek]], 80, (died November 8, 2020) – voiced {{Ch|Alex Trebek|himself}} in the [[season 9]] episode "[[Miracle on Evergreen Terrace]]" and the [[season 24]] episode "[[Penny-Wiseguys]]". "[[Podcast News]]" was dedicated to him. Pancreatic cancer.
*[[David Lander]], 73, (died December 4, 2020) – voiced [[Squiggy]] in the [[season 14]] episode "[[Helter Shelter]]". Multiple sclerosis.
*[[Larry King]], 87 (died January 23, 2021) – voiced {{Ch|Larry King|himself}} in the [[season 2]] episode "[[One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish]]" and the [[season 6]] episode "[[Sideshow Bob Roberts]]". Sepsis.
*[[Cloris Leachman]], 94 (died January 27, 2021) – voiced [[Alice Glick]] in the [[season 2]] episode "[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]". Complications from a stroke and COVID-19.
*[[George Segal]], 87 (died March 23, 2021) – voiced {{ap|Nick|Heartbreak Hotel}} in the [[season 30]] episode "[[Heartbreak Hotel]]". Complications from bypass surgery.
*[[Olympia Dukakis]], 89 (died May 1, 2021) – voiced [[Zelda]] in the [[season 13]] episode "[[The Old Man and the Key]]". "[[Mother and Child Reunion]]" was dedicated to her.
*[[Jackie Mason]], 93 (died July 24, 2021) – voiced [[Hyman Krustofsky]] in multiple episodes.
*[[Ed Asner]], 91 (died August 29, 2021) – voiced a [[Lifeways editor]] of the ''[[Springfield Shopper]]'' in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?]]". Natural causes.
*[[Graeme Edge]], 80 (died November 11, 2021) – voiced {{Chs|The Moody Blues|himself}} in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Viva Ned Flanders]]".
*[[Stephen Sondheim]], 91 (died November 26, 2021) – voiced {{Ch|Stephen Sondheim|himself}} and wrote the music to the song "[[The Ballad of Buzz Cola]]" in the [[season 18]] episode "[[Yokel Chords]]". A rerun of "[[A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[John Madden]], 85 (died December 28, 2021) – voiced {{Ch|John Madden|himself}} in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Sunday, Cruddy Sunday]]". "[[The Longest Marge]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Betty White]], 99 (died December 31, 2021) – voiced {{Ch|Betty White|herself}} in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Missionary: Impossible]]" and the [[season 18]] episode "[[Homerazzi]]". A rerun of "[[Lisa's Belly]]" was dedicated to her.
*[[Peter Bogdanovich]], 82 (died January 6, 2022) – voiced a [[psychologist]] in the [[season 18]] episode "[[Yokel Chords]]". Parkinson's disease.
*[[Maggy Reno Hurchalla]], 81 (died February 19, 2022) – helped voice {{Ch|Janet Reno|her sister's character}} in the [[season 24]] episode "[[Dark Knight Court]]". Cardiac arrest.
*[[Ray Liotta]], 67 (died May 26, 2022) – voiced [[Morty Szyslak]] in the [[season 29]] episode "[[King Leer]]". A rerun of "[[My Octopus and a Teacher]]" was dedicated to him. Respiratory and acute heart failure.
*[[James Caan]], 82 (died July 6, 2022) – voiced {{Ch|James Caan|himself}} in the [[season 16]] episode "[[All's Fair in Oven War]]". Heart attack.
*[[Nichelle Nichols]], 89 (died July 30, 2022) – voiced {{Ch|Nichelle Nichols|herself}} in the [[season 15]] episode "[[Simple Simpson]]". Heart failure.
*[[David Crosby]], 81 (died January 18, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|David Crosby|himself}} in the [[season 4]] episode "[[Marge in Chains]]" and the [[season 5]] episode "[[Homer's Barbershop Quartet]]". "[[The Many Saints of Springfield]]" was dedicated to him. Long illness.
*[[Sal Bando]], 78 (died January 20, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Sal Bando|himself}} in the [[season 17]] episode "[[Regarding Margie]]". Cancer.
*[[Bill Saluga]], 85 (died March 28, 2023) – voiced [[Ray J. Johnson]] in the [[season 13]] episode "[[The Old Man and the Key]]".
*[[Jerry Springer]], 79 (died April 27, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Jerry Springer|himself}} in the [[season 10]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror IX]]". Pancreatic cancer.
*[[Treat Williams]], 71 (died June 12, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Treat Williams|himself}} in the [[season 23]] episode "[[A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again]]". A rerun of "[[The Many Saints of Springfield]]" was dedicated to him. Motorcycle accident.
*[[Tony Bennett]], 96 (died July 21, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Tony Bennett|himself}} and sung "{{ap|Capital City|song}}" in the [[season 2]] episode "[[Dancin' Homer]]", the [[season 14]] episode "[[Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade]]", and the [[season 24]] episode "[[Whiskey Business]]". A rerun of "[[Carl Carlson Rides Again]]" was dedicated to him. Alzheimer's.
*[[William Friedkin]], 87 (died August 7, 2023) – voiced Dr. [[Kenneth Humphries]] in the [[season 29]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XXVIII]]". Heart failure and pneumonia.
*[[Suzanne Somers]], 76 (died October 15, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Suzanne Somers|herself}} in the [[season 7]] episode "[[The Day the Violence Died]]". "[[McMansion & Wife]]" was dedicated to her. Breast cancer.
*[[Matthew Perry]], 54 (died October 28, 2023) – voiced an [[Ultrahouse 3000]] voice option in the [[season 13]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]". Acute ketamine intoxication.
*[[Frances Sternhagen]], 93 (died November 27, 2023) – voiced [[Myrna Bellamy]] in the [[season 13]] episode "[[The Frying Game]]". Natural causes.
*[[Norman Lear]], 101 (died December 5, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Norman Lear|himself}} in the [[season 29]] episode "[[Mr. Lisa's Opus]]". "[[Murder, She Boat]]" was dedicated to him. Natural causes.
*[[Tom Smothers]], 86 (died December 26, 2023) – voiced {{Ch|Tom Smothers|himself}} in the [[season 21]] episode "[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Richard Lewis]], 76 (died February 27, 2024) – voiced [[Male Golem]] in the [[season 18]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror XVII]]". Heart attack.
*[[Donald Sutherland]], 88 (died June 20, 2024) – voiced [[Hollis Hurlbut]] in the [[season 7]] episode "[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]". Long illness.
*[[Martin Mull]], 80 (died June 27, 2024) – voiced [[Seth]] in the [[season 10]] episode "[[D'oh-in' in the Wind]]". A rerun of "[[Clan of the Cave Mom]]" was dedicated to him. Pancreatic cancer.
*[[Bob Newhart]], 94 (died July 18, 2024) – voiced {{Ch|Bob Newhart|himself}} in the [[season 7]] episode "[[Bart the Fink]]". A rerun of "[[Night of the Living Wage]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[James Earl Jones]], 93 (died September 9, 2024) – voiced a [[removalist]], [[the Raven narrator]], and [[Serak the Preparer]] in the [[season 2]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror]]", [[Maggie Simpson]] in the [[season 6]] episode "[[Treehouse of Horror V]]", and narrated the [[season 9]] episode "[[Das Bus]]". A rerun of "[[Cremains of the Day]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Elwood Edwards]], 74 (died November 5, 2024) – voiced a [[virtual doctor]] in the [[season 11]] episode "[[Little Big Mom]]". Long illness.

=== Archive footage ===

*[[Neil Armstrong]], 82 (died August 25, 2012) – Twice voiced himself via audio footage. Complications following surgery.

==''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''==
*{{W|Don LaFontaine}}, 68 (died September 1, 2008) – LaFontaine provided the voice over for the majority of the film's trailers. Complications from a {{W|pneumothorax}}.
*[[Kevyn L. Wallace]], 47 (died September 14, 2011) – Background layout artist for the film. Injuries sustained in car accident.
*[[Danny Taverna]], 67 (died January 2, 2015) – Background layout artist for the film.
*[[Maureen Mlynarczyk]], 47 (died February 16, 2020) – served as an additional timing director for the film. Colon cancer.
*[[Marsha Kramer]], 74 (died January 23, 2020) – served as part of the ADR loop group for the film.
*[[Marko Barrows]], 60 (died May 4, 2021) – Visual effects animator for the film.
*[[Susan Burke]], 67 (died January 11, 2023) – Animation checker for the film.

== Other franchise elements ==
The following people worked exclusively on an aspect of ''The Simpsons''' franchise independent of the series or film, such as the comics, albums or video games.

=== Comics ===
*[[Dan DeCarlo]], 82 (died December 18, 2001) – comic artist. Pneumonia.
*[[Al Williamson]], 79 (died June 12, 2010) – one time comic artist. Unknown causes.
*[[Gene Colan]], 84 (died June 23, 2011) – one time comic illustrator. Cancer and liver disease.
*[[Earl Kress]], 60 (died September 19, 2011) – comic book writer for [[Bongo Comics Group]].
*[[John Severin]], 90 (died February 12, 2012) – one time comic artist. Unknown causes.
*[[George Gladir]], 87 (died April 3, 2013) – writer for several comic stories. Unknown causes.
*[[Stan Goldberg]], 82 (died August 31, 2014) – one time penciler. Stroke.
*[[Murphy Anderson]], 89 (died October 22, 2015) – inker for ''[[The Thing in My Head!]]''. Heart failure.
*[[Lemmy]], 70 (died December 28, 2015) – writer for ''[[Homer Goes to Hell!]]''. Prostate cancer, congestive heart failure and cardiac arrhythmia.
*[[Gary Glasberg]], 50 (died September 28, 2016) – writer for several comic stories. Unknown causes.
*[[Dan Spiegle]], 96 (died January 28, 2017) – guest artist for ''[[War Is Smelly!]]''. Unknown causes.
*[[Bernie Wrightson]], 68 (died March 18, 2017) – illustrated the comic story ''[[Squish Thing]]''. Brain cancer.
*[[Carolyn Kelly]] (died April 9, 2017) – penciller for two {{BSC}} stories. Unknown causes.
*[[Len Wein]], 69 (died September 10, 2017) – writer for multiple comic stories. Unknown causes.
*[[Batton Lash]], 65 (died January 12, 2019) – comic writer and artist. Brain cancer.
*[[Dan Nakrosis]], 57 (died July 21, 2020) – served as an inker for the ''[[Simpsons Comics]]'' story ''[[Mr. Sparkle: Destroy All Manga!]]''.
*[[Oscar González Loyo]], 61 (died February 7, 2021) – served as a penciller for Bongo Comics.
*[[Chris Yambar]], 59 (died March 27, 2021) – served as a writer for Bongo Comics.
*[[Ramona Fradon]], 97, (died February 24, 2024) – served as an inker for the ''[[Simpsons Super Spectacular]]'' story ''[[Mufelatto, the Aliment Man]]''.

=== Books ===
*[[Herb Trimpe]], 75 (died April 13, 2015) – served as the illustrator for "Attack of the 48 3/4 Ft. Woman" illustration in the book ''[[The Simpsons Futurama Crossover Crisis]]''.

=== Albums ===
*[[David Cole]], 32 (died January 24, 1995) – Cole co-wrote the song "[[I Just Can't Help Myself]]" for ''[[The Yellow Album]]''. Complications from spinal meningitis.
*[[Floyd Cramer]], 64 (died December 31, 1997) – Crammer played piano on "[[Funny How Time Slips Away]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Lew McCreary]], 71 (died January 19, 1999) – played the trombone for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[David Frisina]], 86 (died November 1, 2000) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Harold Dicterow]], 81 (died December 1, 2000) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Myra Kestenbaum]], 69 (died November 6, 2001) – played the viola for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. Cancer.
*[[Mike Rubin]], 88 (died November 23, 2001) – served as a musician contractor for the albums ''[[Songs in the Key of Springfield]]'', ''[[Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Jon Clarke]], 54 (died June 9, 2005) – played woodwinds for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Gene Morford]], 66 (died August 27, 2005) – served as a singer for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Michael Botts]], 61 (died December 9, 2005) – Botts played drums on ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]'' and ''[[The Yellow Album]]''. Colon cancer.
*[[John Thomas Johnson]], 71 (died October 16, 2006) – played the tuba for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. Complications of cancer and kidney failure.
*[[Dorothy Wade]], 83 (died February 2007) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Richard Joseph]], 53 (died April 23, 2007) – Additional engineer on "[[I Just Can't Help Myself]]". Lung cancer.
*[[Larry Corbett]], 54 (died December 20, 2008) – played the cello for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Don Palmer]], 78 (died March 22, 2009) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Ben Keith]], 73 (died July 26, 2010) – Keith played steel guitar on "[[Funny How Time Slips Away]]". Blood clot in the lung.
*[[Ronni Chasen]], 64 (died November 16, 2010) – was thanked by [[Hans Zimmer]] for the album ''[[The Simpsons Movie: The Music]]''. Homicide; gunshot.
*[[Harris Goldman]], 78 (died May 13, 2011) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Armen Garabedian]], 62 (died August 23, 2011) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Israel Baker]], 92 (died December 25, 2011) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. Stroke.
*[[Andrew Gold]], 59 (died June 3, 2011) – Gold worked on ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]'' and ''[[The Yellow Album]]''. Heart failure.
*[[Bernard Kundell]], 98 (died 2012) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Warren Luening]], 70 (died March 18, 2012) – served as a trumpeter for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[B. B. King]], 89 (died May 14, 2015) – Played the guitar in the song "[[Born Under a Bad Sign]]" for ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]''. Complications from high blood pressure and diabetes.
*[[Jimmy Levine]], 61-62 (died August 9, 2016) – was thanked by [[Hans Zimmer]] for the album ''[[The Simpsons Movie: The Music]]''. Cancer.
*[[Chuck Berry]], 90 (died March 18, 2017) – wrote the song "[[School Day]]", which was covered in ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]''.
*[[Isabelle Daskoff]], 95 (died July 20, 2017) – played the violin for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Roger Neumann]], 77 (died November 28, 2018) – played woodwinds for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Gary Stewart]], 62 (died April 11, 2019) – served as an executive producer for the albums ''[[Songs in the Key of Springfield]]'' and ''[[Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons]]''.
*[[Dr. John]], 77 (died June 6, 2019) – played a piano solo for the song "[[I Love to See You Smile]]" for ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]''. Heart attack.
*[[Tommy Morgan]], 89 (died June 23, 2022) – played the harmonica solo in the song "[[The Ballad of Jebediah Springfield]]" from the [[season 7]] episode "[[Lisa the Iconoclast]]".
*[[Vincent DeRosa]], 101 (died July 18, 2022) – played French horns for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''.
*[[Michael Lang]], 80 (died August 5, 2022) – played keyboard for the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. Lung cancer.

=== Video games ===
*[[Bill Williams]], 37 (died May 28, 1998) – Was the original designer for ''[[The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare]]''. Cystic fibrosis.
*[[W. Marshall Rogers]], 57 (died March 25, 2007) – Worked with concept and design for ''[[Bartman Meets Radioactive Man]]''. Heart attack.

== Other related ==
The following people have had no direct employment on the series or franchise, but have been connected to it some way, such as appearing on something about the show.
*Homer Groening, 76 (died March 15, 1996) – [[Matt Groening]]'s father and the namesake of Homer. Cancer.
*Sunni Walton, 59 (died December 29, 1997) – Walton has no known direct connection to ''The Simpsons'', but the episode "[[This Little Wiggy]]" was "Dedicated to Sunni Walton O'Neil". Brain tumor.
*[[Ed Roth]], 69 (died April 4, 2004) – Unknown connection to ''Simpsons Comics''. Heart attack.
*[[Elsie Castellaneta]], 81 (died January 14, 2008) – [[Dan Castellaneta]]'s mother. "[[Mona Leaves-a]]" was dedicated to her.
*[[Dora K. Warren]], 92 (died February 23, 2008) – [[Harry Shearer]]'s mother. "[[Mona Leaves-a]]" was dedicated to her.
*[[Daryl Gates]], 83 (died April 16, 2010) – Appeared in the special ''[[Springfield's Most Wanted]]'', made to promote "[[Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)]]", as himself. Blood cancer.
*Polly Platt, 72 (died July 27, 2011) – Gave [[James L. Brooks]] the ''[[Life in Hell]]'' cartoon "The Los Angeles Way of Death" by [[Matt Groening]] and suggested the two meet and that the characters be given their own show; the meeting spawned the ''[[The Tracey Ullman Show|Tracy Ullman Show shorts]]''. ALS.
*[[Robert Reno]], 72 (died July 7, 2012) – Guest stars [[Janet Reno]] and [[Maggy Reno Hurchalla]]'s brother. "[[Dark Knight Court]]" was dedicated to him. Complications of Alzheimer's disease.
*Margaret Groening, 94 (died April 22, 2013) – Matt Groening's mother and the namesake of Marge. Old age.
*[[Louis Castellaneta]], 99 (died August 15, 2014) – [[Dan Castellaneta]]'s father. "[[Clown in the Dumps]]" was dedicated in memory of him. Natural causes.
*[[Rusty Nails]], 87 (died July 28, 2015) – Was the clown who inspired [[Krusty the Clown]]. He was interviewed in ''[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]''. Congestive heart failure.
*[[David Kavner]], 98 (Died February 1, 2016) – [[Julie Kavner]]'s father. "[[Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4]]" was dedicated to him. Unknown causes.
*[[George H. W. Bush]], 94 (died November 30, 2018) – appeared in ''[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]'' via archived recordings. {{W|Parkinson's disease}}.
*[[Double K]], 43 (died January 30, 2021) – appeared in the opening montage of ''[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]''.
*[[Dusty Hill]], (died July 28, 2021) – appeared in the opening montage of ''The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!''.
*[[David Davis]], 86 (died November 4, 2022) – [[Julie Kavner]]'s husband. "[[From Beer to Paternity]]" was dedicated to him.
*[[Burt Bacharach]], 94 (died February 8, 2023) – wrote the song "{{W|(They Long To Be) Close to You}}", which was used in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', and the song "{{W|That's What Friends Are For}}", which was used in ''[[The Simpsons Game]]''. Natural causes.
*[[Morgan Spurlock]], 53 (died May 23, 2024) – was the host of ''[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]'', as well as being the writer and director of the special. Cancer.
*[[Ruth Westheimer]], 96 (died July 12, 2024) – Sex therapist and talk show host. She was interviewed in ''[[The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!]]''.
*[[Bob Uecker]], 90 (died January 16, 2025) – Baseball player and broadcaster. He was interviewed in the documentary ''[[Springfield of Dreams: The Legend of Homer Simpson]]''. Lung cancer.

== Foreign voice cast ==
=== Brazilian Portuguese dub (''Os Simpsons'') ===
*André Filho, 50 (died March 14, 1997) – dubbed the voice of Principal Skinner. Complications from AIDS.
*Nelly Amaral, 65 (died September 21, 2002) – dubbed the voice of [[Marge Simpson]] from [[season 11]] to [[season 13]]. Cancer.
*Arthur Costa Filho, 75 (died January 31, 2003) – dubbed the voice of [[Abraham Simpson]] from [[season 1]]. Heart attack.
*Paulo Flores, 58 (died May 12, 2003) – dubbed the voice of [[Julius Hibbert]] from [[season 8]] to [[season 14]]. Liver disease.
*Julio Cézar, 61 (died July 3, 2014) – dubbed the voices of [[Homer Simpson]] (seasons [[season 8|8]]-[[season 14|14]]), [[Abraham Simpson]] (seasons [[season 8|8]]-[[season 14|14]]) and [[Charles Montgomery Burns]] (seasons [[season 11|11]]-[[season 14|14]]). Stroke.
*Jomery Pozzoli, 86 (died July 26, 2014) – dubbed the voice of [[Charles Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] from [[season 15]] to [[season 17]].
*Domício Costa, 87 (died March 5, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Charles Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] in [[season 1]]. Heart attack.
*Miguel Rosenberg, 90 (died May 6, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Charles Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 8|8]] and [[season 18|18]]-[[season 25|25]]). Stroke.
*José Luiz Barbeito, 55 (died February 6, 2018) dubbed the voice of [[Clancy Wiggum]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 7]].
*Waldyr Sant'anna, 81 (died April 21, 2018) – dubbed the voices of [[Homer Simpson]] (seasons [[season 1|1]]-[[season 8|8]] and [[season 15|15]]-[[season 18|18]]) and [[Grandpa Simpson]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 8|8]] and [[season 15|15]]-[[season 18|18]]).
*Leonel Abrantes, 82 (died February 6, 2020) – dubbed the voice of [[Ned Flanders]] from [[season 7]] to [[season 30]].
*Christiane Louise, 49 (died July 19, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Edna Krabappel]] from [[season 8]] to [[season 31]]. Murdered.
*Júlio Chaves, 76 (died August 10, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Waylon Smithers, Jr.]].
*José Santa Cruz, 95 (died April 26, 2024) – dubbed the voice of [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 17]]. Parkinson's disease and bronchopneumonia.

=== Czech dub (''Simpsonovi'') ===
*Jiří Bruder, 86 (died May 31, 2014) – dubbed the voice of [[Krusty the Clown]]. Long illness.
*Bedřich Šetena, 75 (died April 3, 2015) – dubbed the voice of [[Mr. Burns]].
*Vladimir Fišer, 81 (died December 11, 2015) – dubbed the voice of [[Kent Brockman]].
*Helena Štáchová, 72 (died March 22, 2017) – dubbed the voices of [[Lisa Simpson]] and [[Maggie Simpson]]. Long illness.
*Vlastimil Bedrna, 89 (died March 6, 2018) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 12]].
*Zdenek Hess, 79 (died March 26, 2020) – dubbed the voices of [[Groundskeeper Willie]] and [[Fat Tony]].
*Zdeněk Dolanský, 68 (died October 20, 2020) – dubbed the voice of [[Timothy Lovejoy, Jr.]] from [[season 13]] to [[season 20]].
*Vítězslav Bouchner, 74 (died January 13, 2022) – dubbed the voice of [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]].
*Dalimil Klapka, 89 (died June 14, 2022) – dubbed the voices of [[Grandpa Simpson]] and [[Principal Skinner]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 33]]. Cancer.
*Milan Slepička, 84 (died September 6, 2023) – dubbed the voices of Superintendent Chalmers (seasons [[season 12|12]]-[[season 34]]) and Mayor Quimby (seasons [[season 16|16]]-[[season 34]]).

=== French dub (''Les Simpson'') ===
==== {{ap|Les Simpson|Quebec|Canadian (Quebec)}} ====
*Julien Bessette, 69 (died March 27, 1999) – dubbed the voices of [[Cletus Spuckler]], [[Hans Moleman]], [[Jasper Beardley]] and [[Groundskeeper Willie]]. Throat cancer.
*Jean-Louis Millette, 64 (died September 29, 1999) – dubbed the voices of [[Abraham Simpson]], [[Apu]] and [[Smithers]]. Heart attack.
*Benoît Marleau, 72 (died June 3, 2009) – dubbed the voices of [[Moe Szyslak]] and [[Herman Hermann]] from ([[season 1]]) to ([[season 18]]).
*Ronald France, 75 (died June 17, 2011) – dubbed the voice of [[Sideshow Bob]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 22]]. Long illness.
*Louise Rémy, 77 (died July 3, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Edna Krabappel]] Heart attack.
*Hubert Gagnon, 72 (died June 7, 2020) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]]. Cancer.
*Yves Massicotte, 87 (died April 8, 2022) – dubbed the voices of [[Dr. Hibbert]] and [[Barney Gumble]].

==== {{ap|Les Simpson|France|European (France)}} ====
*Michel Modo, 71 (died September 25, 2008) – dubbed the voices of [[Mr. Burns]], [[Skinner]], [[Krusty]], [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Kent Brockman]] and other characters from season 1 to season 19. Cancer.
*Patrick Guillemin, 60 (died August 21, 2011) – dubbed the voices of [[Ned Flanders]], [[Apu]], [[Smithers]], [[Barney]], [[Carl]] and other characters from season 1 to season 9. Heart attack.
*Gérard Rinaldi, 69 (died March 2, 2012) – dubbed the voices of [[Mr. Burns]], [[Skinner]], [[Krusty]], [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Kent Brockman]] and other characters. from [[season 19]] to [[season 23]]. Lymphoma.
*Daniel Beretta, 77 (died March 23, 2024) – dubbed the voice of [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.

=== [[Die Simpsons|German dub (''Die Simpsons'')]] ===
*Werner Abrolat, 73 (died August 24, 1997) – dubbed the voices of various characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 6]].
*Klaus Kessler (died 2002) – dubbed the voices of [[Carl Carlson]] and [[Lou]] from [[season 3]] to [[season 4]].
*Walter Reichelt, 79 (died July 2, 2002) – dubbed the voice of [[Grandpa Simpson]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 8]].
*Ulrich Bernsdorff, 73 (died January 12, 2003) – dubbed the voices of various characters.
*Gernot Duda, 76 (died December 14, 2004) – dubbed the voices of [[Barney Gumble]] (seasons [[season 1|1]]-[[season 14|14]]), [[Hans Moleman]] (seasons [[season 5|5]]-[[season 14|14]]) and [[Horatio McCallister|Captain McCallister]] (seasons [[season 5|5]]-[[season 14|14]]).
*Horst Raspe, 79 (died December 19, 2004) – dubbed the voices of [[Grandpa Simpson]] from [[season 10]] to [[season 15]] and other characters.
*Fred Klaus, 80-81 (died 2005) – dubbed the voice of [[Principal Skinner]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 13]].
*Elisabeth Volkmann, 70 (died July 27, 2006) – dubbed the voices of [[Marge]], [[Patty]] and [[Selma]].
*Ivar Combrinck, 63 (died September 15, 2006) – dubbed the voices of [[Timothy Lovejoy]], [[Jonathan Frink]], [[Bumblebee Man]], [[Sideshow Mel]] and other characters.
*Randolf Kronberg, 64 (died March 2, 2007) – dubbed the voices of Mayor Quimby from [[season 5]] to [[season 17]] and other characters.
*Fritz von Hardenberg, 56 (died December 2, 2010) – dubbed the voices of Dr. Hibbert (seasons [[season 10|10]]-[[season 15|15]]), Superintendent Chalmers (seasons [[season 9|9]]-[[season 15|15]]), Kirk van Houten (seasons [[season 10|10]]-[[season 15|15]]) and other characters.
*Reinhard Brock, 62 (died December 8, 2013) – dubbed the voices of various characters.
*Norbert Gastell, 86 (died November 26, 2015) – dubbed the voices of [[Homer Simpson]] and other characters. Stroke.
*Donald Arthur, 79 (died September 21, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Kent Brockman]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 27|27]]).
*Ulrich Frank, 74 (died April 17, 2017) – dubbed the voice of [[Ned Flanders]] from [[season 2]] to [[season 26]].
*Manfred Erdmann, 77 (died October 26, 2017) – dubbed the voices of [[Dr. Marvin Monroe]] and [[Comic Book Guy]].
*Bernd Simon, 71 (died November 27, 2017) – dubbed the voice of [[Moe Szyslak]]. Heart attack.
*Ulf-Jürgen Wagner, 76 (died August 16, 2021) – dubbed the voices of [[Lenny Leonard]] ([[season 3]]-[[season 32]]) and [[Lou]] ([[season 8]]-[[season 32]]).
*Erich Ludwig, 83 (died June 4, 2022) – dubbed the voices of [[Raphael]] and [[Hans Moleman]] from [[season 22]] to [[season 32]].
*William Cohn, 65 (died June 30, 2022) – dubbed the voices of [[Kent Brockman]] [[season 24|24]]) and [[Horatio McCallister|Captain McCallister]] (seasons [[season 15|15]]-[[season 24|24]]).
*Michael Rüth, 85 (died January 19, 2024) – dubbed the voices of [[Abraham Simpson]] (seasons [[season 16|16]]-[[season 24|24]]), [[Jasper Beardley]] (seasons [[season 15|15]]-[[season 24|24]]), [[Barney Gumble]] (seasons [[season 15|15]]-[[season 24|24]]), [[Hans Moleman]] (seasons [[season 15|15]]-[[season 24|24]]).
*Eva-Maria Lahl, 94 (died before June 3, 2024) – dubbed the voices of [[Agnes Skinner]] and [[Brandine Spuckler]] from [[season 14]] to [[Season 34]].

=== Hungarian dub (''A Simpson család'') ===
*Balázs Szuhay, 65 (died May 11, 2001) – dubbed the voice of [[Mr. Burns]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 8]]. Heart attack.
*György Vizy, 49 (died October 22, 2004) – dubbed the voice of [[Barney Gumble]].
*Sándor Lázár, 50 (died August 22, 2005) – dubbed the voice of [[Ned Flanders]]. Car accident.
*József Székhelyi, 71 (died August 22, 2018) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]]. Lung cancer.
*Roland Dam, 47 (died December 27, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Moe Szyslak]] from [[season 9]] to [[season 12]]. Complications from COVID-19.

=== Italian dub (''I Simpson'') ===
*Maurizio Romano, 37 (died September 20, 2003) – dubbed the voices of [[Lionel Hutz]] and [[Professor Frink]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 4|4]]). Car accident.
*Vittorio Amandola, 57 (died July 22, 2010) – dubbed the voice of [[Waylon Smithers]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 20]]. Cancer.
*Laura Latini, 42 (died August 19, 2012) – dubbed the voices of [[Ralph Wiggum]] (seasons [[season 1|1]]-[[season 9|9]]), [[Sherri]] and [[Terri]]. Cancer.
*Tonino Accolla, 64 (died July 14, 2013) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]]. Long illness.
*Piero Tiberi, 66 (died October 25, 2013) – dubbed the voices of [[Seymour Skinner]] and [[Captain McCallister]] in [[season 4]]. Long illness.
*Mario Milita, 94 (died August 22, 2017) – dubbed the voice of [[Abraham Simpson]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 22]]. Long illness.
*Roberto Draghetti, 59 (died July 24, 2020) – dubbed the voices of [[Fat Tony]] (seasons [[season 3|3-]][[season 31|31]]), [[Snake Jailbird]] and [[Superintendent Chalmers]] (seasons [[season 14|14]]-[[season 31]]). Heart attack.
*Nino D'Agata, 65 (died August 20, 2021) – dubbed the voice of Reverend Lovejoy.
*Angelo Nicotra, 75 (died March 8, 2024) – dubbed the voice of [[Superintendent Chalmers]] from [[season 5]] to [[season 7]].

=== Japanese dub (''ザ・シンプソンズ, Za shinpusonzu'') ===
*Kōichi Kitamura, 75 (died October 2, 2007) – dubbed the voice of [[Mr. Burns]]. Pneumonia.
*Junpei Takiguchi, 80 (died August 29, 2011) – dubbed the voice of [[Abraham Simpson]]. Stomach cancer.
*Sayuri Yamauchi, 55 (died March 7, 2012) – dubbed the voices of [[Maude Flanders]] and [[Itchy]]. Cancer.
*Tōru Ōhira, 86 (died April 12, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]]. Pneumonia.
*Tetsuya Asado, 83 (died November 15, 2018) – dubbed the voices of [[Lenny Leonard]], [[Cletus Spuckler]] and [[Hans Moleman]].
*Yuu Shimaka, 70 (died July 28, 2019) – dubbed the voice of [[Chief Wiggum]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 6]].
*Masahiro Anzai, 66 (died March 15, 2021) – dubbed the voices of [[Otto Mann]], [[Snake Jailbird]] and [[Nelson Muntz]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 6]]. Heart failure.
*Miyuki Ichijo, 76 (died October 24, 2023) – dubbed the voice of [[Marge Simpson]]. Multiple organ failure.

=== Polish dub (''Simpsonowie'') ===
*Joanna Wizmur, 50 (died February 22, 2008) – dubbed the voice of [[Bart Simpson]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''. Cancer.
*Miłogost Reczek, 60 (died December 14, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''. {{W|Multiple myeloma}}.

=== Russian dub (''Симпсоны'') ===
*Viktor Petrow, 67 (died November 28, 2007) – dubbed the voice of [[Fat Tony]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
*Wladimir Ferapontow, 75 (died April 19, 2008) – dubbed the voice of [[Abraham Simpson]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
*Alexander Kotov, 66 (died July 2, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Clancy Wiggum]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.
*Boris Bystrow, 79 (died August 17, 2024) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]] and [[Nick Riviera]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''.

=== Spanish dub (''Los Simpson'') ===
==== {{ap|Los Simpson|Spain|European (Spain)}} ====
*Carlos Revilla, 67 (died September 28, 2000) – dubbed the voice of [[Homer Simpson]]. Heart attack.
*Pedro Sempson, 90 (died May 24, 2009) – dubbed the voice of [[Mr. Burns]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 11]].
*Susana Canales, 87 (died March 22, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Edna Krabappel]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 2]].
*Luis Marín, 90 (died February 14, 2022) – dubbed the voices of [[Barney Gumble]], [[Groundskeeper Willie]], [[Hans Moleman]], [[Jasper]], [[Judge Snyder]] and various other characters.

==== {{ap|Los Simpson|Latin America|Latin American (Mexico)}}<ref>"The dub is made in [[Mexico]] but is distributed to the Spanish-speaking Latin American countries.</ref> ====
*Guillermo Romo, 70 (died October 8, 1993) – dubbed the voices of [[Kent Brockman]] and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 4]]. Complications from diabetes.
*Juan Felipe Preciado, 61 (died September 24, 1998) – dubbed the voices of [[Dr. Hibbert]] and other characters from [[season 6]] to [[season 9]]. Respiratory failure.
*Araceli de León, 48 (died October 2, 1999) – dubbed the voices of [[Rod Flanders]] (seasons [[Season 3|3]], [[Season 5|5]] and [[Season 6|6]]), [[Milhouse Van Houten]] ([[season 5]]), [[Martin Prince]] ([[season 9]] episodes "[[Das Bus]]" and "[[Lisa the Simpson]]") and other characters. Cardiac arrest.
*Eduardo Borja, 60 (died April 11, 2000) – dubbed the voices of [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Marvin Monroe|Dr. Marvin Monroe]], [[Dr. Hibbert]], [[Mayor Quimby]] and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 10]]. Stroke.
*Carlos Petrel, 76 (died September 17, 2000) – dubbed the voices of [[Abraham Simpson]] and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 11]]. Hepatic cirrhosis derived from hepatitis.
*José Carlos Moreno, 34 (died May 3, 2002) – dubbed the voices of {{Ch|Mel Gibson}} and other characters in [[season 11]]. Car accident.
*José María Iglesias, 62 (died July 24, 2005) – dubbed the voices of [[Sideshow Mel]], [[Sideshow Bob]], [[Blue-haired lawyer]] and other characters from [[season 5]] to [[season 8]]. He dubbed the voice of the Blue-haired lawyer again in [[season 12]]. Pulmonary embolism.
*Carmen Donna-Dío, 83 (died September 29, 2005) – dubbed the voices of [[Lunchlady Dora|Lunchlady Doris]] (seasons [[Season 3|3]]-[[Season 8|8]]), [[Selma Bouvier]] (seasons [[Season 9|9]]-[[Season 11|11]]) and other characters from [[season 3]] to [[season 11]]. Septic shock.
*Guadalupe Noel, 82 (died March 23, 2009) – dubbed the voices of [[Elizabeth Hoover]] and other characters from [[season 3]] to [[season 8]]. She also dubbed the voice of [[Barbara Bush]] in [[season 7]] episode "[[Two Bad Neighbors]]".
*Tito Reséndiz, 72 (died May 20, 2009) – dubbed the voices of [[Krusty the Clown]], [[Mayor Quimby]] and other characters from [[season 2]] to [[season 15]]. Lung cancer.
*Federico Romano, 77 (died June 2, 2010) – dubbed the voices of [[Superintendent Chalmers]], [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] ([[season 6]]) and other characters until [[season 15]]. He also dubbed the voice of {{Ch|George H. W. Bush}} in [[season 7]] episode "[[Two Bad Neighbors]]".
*Luis Alfonso Padilla, 51 (died May 12, 2012) – dubbed the voices of [[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]], [[Otto Mann]] and other characters from [[season 16]] to [[season 23]]. He also dubbed the voices of [[Lenny Leonard]] from [[season 22]] to [[season 23]] and [[Moe Szyslak]] in [[Season 8]]. Pancreatic cancer.
*César Izaguirre, 64 (died May 28, 2015) – dubbed the voices of [[Moe Szyslak]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 4|4]]) and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 4]].
*Jesús Barrero, 57 (died February 16, 2016) – dubbed the voice of [[Carl Carlson]] in some episodes of the first 15 seasons. Lung cancer.
*Agustín Sauret, 89 (died January 25, 2017) – dubbed the voices of [[Ned Flanders]] (seasons [[season 2|2]]-[[season 15|15]]), [[Seymour Skinner]] and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 15]]. Cardiac arrest.
*Erika Mireles, 68-69 (died July 18, 2017) – dubbed the voices of [[Selma Bouvier]], [[Patty Bouvier]] and [[Agnes Skinner]] from [[season 16]] to [[season 28]]. She also dubbed one [[Marge Simpson]]'s line in [[season 24]] episode "[[The Changing of the Guardian]]".
*Carlos Íñigo, 56 (died September 17, 2017) – dubbed the voices of [[Professor Frink]] (seasons [[season 3|3]]-[[season 14|14]]), [[Dolph Shapiro]] (seasons [[season 10|10]]-[[season 13|13]]) and other characters from [[season 1]] to [[season 14]]. Heart problem.
*Ángeles Bravo, 73 (died December 18, 2018) – dubbed the voices of [[Agnes Skinner]] and other characters from [[season 8]] to [[season 15]]. She also dubbed the voices of [[Medicine woman]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', some characters in the first 2 episodes of [[season 19]] and [[Jacqueline Bouvier]] in [[season 27]] episode "[[Puffless]]". Respiratory failure.
*Gonzalo Curiel, 81 (died March 29, 2020) – dubbed the voices of [[Kent Brockman]] and other characters from [[season 5]] to [[season 26]] (except some episodes). Heart attack.
*Jorge Roldán, 68 (died June 17, 2020) – dubbed the voice of [[Chief Wiggum]] from [[season 11]] to [[season 26]].
*César Arias, 79 (died December 20, 2020) – dubbed the voices of various characters from [[season 2]] to [[season 15]]. Cardiac arrest.
*Julián Lavat, 65 (died January 29, 2021) – dubbed the voices of the [[The Rich Texan|Rich Texan]] (seasons [[Season 25|25]]-[[Season 31|31]]), [[Kodos Johnson]] (seasons [[Season 26|26]]-[[Season 31|31]]) and other characters from [[season 25]] to [[season 31]]. Complications from COVID-19.
*Ricardo Silva, 67 (died February 7, 2021) – dubbed the singing voice of {{Ch|"Weird Al" Yankovic}} in the song "[[Homer & Marge]]" from [[season 14]] episode "[[Three Gays of the Condo]]". Complications from COVID-19.
*Toni Rodríguez, 51 (died April 22, 2021) – dubbed the voice of [[Colin]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''. Cancer.
*Gustavo Carrillo, 55 (died July 26, 2021) - dubbed the voices of various characters. Complications from COVID-19.
*Herman López, 60 (died December 19, 2021) – dubbed the voices of [[Otto Mann]] and additional voices from [[season 1]] to [[season 15]]. He also dubbed the voice of [[Morty Szyslak]] in [[Season 29]] episode "[[King Leer]]". Spinal disease.
*Nelly Horsman, 88 (died November 7, 2022) – dubbed the voice of [[Patty Bouvier]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 15]].
*Rubén Moya, 66 (died June 11, 2023) – dubbed the voice of [[Russ Cargill]] in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]''. Throat cancer.
*Adrián Fogarty, 55 (died April 22, 2024) – dubbed the voices of [[Herman Hermann]] ([[season 2]]), [[Artie Ziff]] ([[season 2]] episode "[[The Way We Was]]"), [[Dolph Shapiro]] (seasons [[Season 4|4]]-[[Season 7|7]]), [[Kearney Zzyzwicz]] ([[season 5]] episodes "[[Boy-Scoutz 'n the Hood]]" and "[[The Last Temptation of Homer]]"), [[Paolo Paoletti]] ([[season 35]] episode "[[Lisa Gets an F1]]") and other characters from [[season 2]] to [[season 7]] and in the [[season 35]]. Heart attack.
*Nancy MacKenzie, 81 (died June 14, 2024) – dubbed the voice of [[Marge Simpson]] from [[season 1]] to [[season 15]]. Natural causes.

== Notes ==
{{Reflist}}

== External links ==
*[http://www.simpsonsarchive.com/guides/departed.html Dearly Departed on the Simpsons] at [[The Simpsons Archive]]
*[http://www.imdb.com/search/common IMDb – Internet Movie Database]

{{Real-world deaths}}

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Real-world deaths| ]]

Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?

2025-02-02T19:30:17Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Song
|name = "Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?"
|image =
|singers = [[Baha Men]] [[Dan Castellaneta]]
|characters = Baha Men [[Homer Simpson]]
|length = 0:44
|writer = '''Music:''' {{W|Steve Greenberg}} and {{W|Matthew Traynor}} '''Original Lyrics:''' {{W|Anslem Douglas}} '''Parody Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]
|album =
|appearance = "[[Large Marge]]"
}}

'''"Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?"''' is the song by [[Baha Men]] and [[Homer Simpson]].

It was played during the closing credits of "[[Large Marge]]".

== Lyrics ==
:'''Baha Men:'''
:Who let her jugs out?

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Marge let her jugs out.

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Who let her jugs out?

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Marge let her jugs out.

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup!
:Who let her jugs out?

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Marge let her jugs out.

:'''Homer:'''
:D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh! D'oh!

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup!

== Behind the Laughter ==
*The song is a {{W|Self-parody|self parody}} of "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}".

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Large Marge}}

[[Category:Parody songs]]
[[Category:Songs by Homer]]
[[Category:Songs by Dan Castellaneta]]
[[Category:Songs by Baha Men]]
[[Category:Songs by original artists]]

Who Left the Milk Out?

2025-02-02T19:29:06Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Song
|name = "Who Left the Milk Out?"
|image = [[File:Who Left the Milk Out?.png|250px]]
|singers = [[Baha Men]] [[Julie Kavner]]
|characters = Baha Men [[Marge Simpson]]
|length = 0:15
|writer = '''Music:''' {{W|Steve Greenberg}} and {{W|Matthew Traynor}} '''Original Lyrics:''' {{W|Anslem Douglas}} '''Parody Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]
|album =
|appearance = "[[Large Marge]]"
}}

'''"Who Left the Milk Out?"''' is a song performed by [[Baha Men]] and [[Marge Simpson]].

== Lyrics ==
:'''Baha Men:'''
:Who left the milk out?

:'''Baha Men and Marge:'''
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!
:Dad left the milk out!
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!

:'''Marge:'''
:''That's good satire''.
:''It doesn't hurt anyone''.
:''What do you think, Maggie?''.

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!

== Behind the Laughter ==
*The song is a {{W|Self-parody|self-parody}} of "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}".

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Large Marge}}

[[Category:Parody songs]]
[[Category:Songs by Marge]]
[[Category:Songs by Julie Kavner]]
[[Category:Songs by Baha Men]]
[[Category:Songs by original artists]]

Who Left the Milk Out?

2025-02-02T19:26:17Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{Song
|name = "Who Left the Milk Out?"
|image = [[File:Who Left the Milk Out?.png|250px]]
|singers = [[Baha Men]] [[Julie Kavner]]
|characters = Baha Men [[Marge Simpson]]
|length = 0:15
|writer = '''Music:''' {{W|Steve Greenberg}} and {W|Matthew Traynor}} '''Original Lyrics:''' {{W|Anslem Douglas}} '''Parody Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]
|album =
|appearance = "[[Large Marge]]"
}}

'''"Who Left the Milk Out?"''' is a song performed by [[Baha Men]] and [[Marge Simpson]].

== Lyrics ==
:'''Baha Men:'''
:Who left the milk out?

:'''Baha Men and Marge:'''
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!
:Dad left the milk out!
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!

:'''Marge:'''
:''That's good satire''.
:''It doesn't hurt anyone''.
:''What do you think, Maggie?''.

:'''Baha Men:'''
:Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!

== Behind the Laughter ==
*The song is a {{W|Self-parody|self-parody}} of "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}".

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Large Marge}}

[[Category:Parody songs]]
[[Category:Songs by Marge]]
[[Category:Songs by Julie Kavner]]
[[Category:Songs by Baha Men]]
[[Category:Songs by original artists]]

List of songs/Season 14

2025-02-02T19:18:16Z

SimpsonsFan2019:

{{SongsPrevNext|13|15|14}}
== Season Fourteen ==
{{Table|
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Song}}
{{TH|Artist}}
{{TH|Writer(s)}}
{{TH|Note}}
{{TRsT|01|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"|4}}
{{TB|"[[The Lion Sleeps Tonight]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Luigi Creatore}}, {{W|Solomon Linda}}, {{W|Hugo Peretti}}, {{W|Albert Stanton}} and {{W|George David Weiss}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Skip to My Lou]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] and [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Skip to My Lou}}"''}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Ride of the Valkyries}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Richard Wagner}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Love the One You're With}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Stephen Stills}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|02|9}}
{{TRs|"[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]"|9}}
{{TB|"{{W|Start Me Up}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Pump It Up|Elvis Costello song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Elvis Costello|Elvis Costello and the Attractions]]}}
{{TB|[[Elvis Costello]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Are You Gonna Go My Way}}"}}
{{TB|[[Lenny Kravitz]]}}
{{TB|[[Lenny Kravitz]] and {{W|Craig Ross}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[She's So Cold]]"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]] and [[Homer]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Hound Dog]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] and Campers}}
{{TB|{{W|Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[‎Tom Petty's Semi-Mindless, Semi-Generic, but Still Meaningful and Heartfelt Rock Song]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Tom Petty}}}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer's Roadie Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Last DJ|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom Petty]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Rip This Joint}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|04|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Large Marge]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Who Left the Milk Out?]]"}}
{{TB|[[Baha Men]] and [[Marge Simpson]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' {{W|Steve Greenberg}} and {{W|Matthew Traynor}} '''Original Lyrics:''' {{W|Anslem Douglas}} '''Parody Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]|2}}
{{TRs|{{W|Self-parody}} of "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}"|2}}
{{TBT|"[[Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?]]"}}
{{TB|[[Baha Men]] and [[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TBT|"[[You're a Bunch of Stuff]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]], [[Comic Book Guy]], [[Snake Jailbird]], [[Mr. Burns]], [[Captain McCallister]], [[Moe Szyslak]], [[Dr. Hibbert]], [[Marge Simpson]] and [[Mayor Quimby]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]|3}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[I Got Krusty in Hot Water]]"}}
{{TRs|[[Bart Simpson]]|2}}
{{TB|Sung to the tune of {{W|Yankee Doodle}}}}
{{TBT|"[[Lisa Learned a Lesson]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|05}}
{{TB|"[[Helter Shelter]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|The Entertainer|rag}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Marvin Hamlisch}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Scott Joplin}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|06|2}}
{{TRs|"[[The Great Louse Detective]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face]]"}}
{{TB|[[Sideshow Bob]] with [[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Alan Jay Lerner}} and {{W|Frederick Loewe}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Way We Were|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Barbra Streisand]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Alan Bergman|Alan}} and {{W|Marilyn Bergman}} and {{W|Marvin Hamlisch}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|07|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Special Edna]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Happy Together|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Turtles}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Garry Bonner}} and {{W2|Alan Gordon|songwriter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|You Sexy Thing}}"}}
{{TB|{{W2|Hot Chocolate|band}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Errol Brown}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Macarena|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Los del Rio}}}}
{{TB|Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Happy Together|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Turtles}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Garry Bonner}} and {{W2|Alan Gordon|songwriter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|08|3}}
{{TRs|"[[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Pipeline|instrumental}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Chantays}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Brian Carman}} and {{W|Bob Spickard}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Budo"}}
{{TB|[[Miles Davis]]}}
{{TB|[[Miles Davis]] and {{W|Bud Powell}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Color Him Father}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Winstons}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Richard Lewis Spencer}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|09|12}}
{{TRs|"[[The Strong Arms of the Ma]]"|12}}
{{TB|"[[Eye on Springfield Theme]]"}}
{{TCs|[[Alf Clausen]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Korobeiniki|A-Type}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Hirokazu Tanaka}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"The Twilight Zone Theme"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Marius Constant}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Gonna Fly Now}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Bill Conti}}, {{W2|Carol Connors|singer}} and {{W|Ayn Robbins}}|2}}
{{TB|Music only}}
{{TBT|"I'm Popeye The Sailor Man"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Sammy Lerner}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Für Elise}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Ludwig van Beethoven]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance]]"}}
{{TB|[[Sonya]]}}
{{TB|[[Burt Bacharach]] and [[Hal David]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Love Is a Battlefield}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Pat Benatar}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike Chapman}} and {{W|Holly Knight}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|At Last}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Etta James}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mack Gordon}} and {{W|Harry Warren}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Relax|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Frankie Goes to Hollywood}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Peter Gill}}, {{W|Holly Johnson}}, {{W|Brian Nash}} and {{W|Mark O'Toole}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Anchors Aweigh}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Charles A. Zimmermann}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Adagio for Strings}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Samuel Barber}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|10}}
{{TB|"[[Pray Anything]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|I Was Made For Lovin' You}}"}}
{{TB|[[KISS]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Desmond Child}}, {{W|Vini Poncia}} and {{W|Paul Stanley}}}}
{{TB|Homer sings along}}
{{TBT|11}}
{{TB|"[[Barting Over]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|All the Small Things}}"}}
{{TB|{{Chs|Blink-182}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom DeLonge]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|12|5}}
{{TRs|"[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Tastes Like Liberty]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mark Campbell]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[School's Back]]"}}
{{TB|[[Principal Skinner]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' [[Alice Cooper]], {{W2|Michael Bruce|musician}}, {{W|Glen Buxton}}, {{W|Dennis Dunaway}}, and {{W2|Neal Smith|drummer}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Relapse]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]] and [[Barney Gumble]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Otis Redding}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|I Put a Spell on You}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Screamin' Jay Hawkins}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Screamin' Jay Hawkins}} and Herb Slotkin}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Get Ready for This}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|2 Unlimited}}}}
{{TB|Phil Wilde, Jean-Paul de Coster, and Ray Slijngaard}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|13|7}}
{{TRs|"[[A Star Is Born Again]]"|7}}
{{TB|"[[Jellyfish]]"}}
{{TB|Singer}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Suite bergamasque|Clair de lune}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Claude Debussy}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Born Free|Matt Monro song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Matt Monro}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|John Barry|composer}} and {{W2|Don Black|lyricist}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[A Girl with No Name]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Dewey Bunnell}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|A Horse with No Name}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves}}"}}
{{TB|[[Cher]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Bob Stone}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Hooray for Hollywood}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Richard A. Whiting}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Yakety Sax}}"}}
{{TCs|James Q. "Spider" Rich and {{W|Boots Randolph}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|14|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Bad Moon Rising}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Fogerty}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[When a Man Loves his Country]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|{{W|Calvin Lewis}} and {{W|Andrew Wright}} (original) [[John Swartzwelder]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|When a Man Loves a Woman|song}}"}}
{{TRsT|15|4}}
{{TRs|"[[C.E. D'oh]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye}}"}}
{{TB|[[Burns]]' ex-employees}}
{{TB|{{W2|Steam|band}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Sex Bomb|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Tom Jones]] and {{W|Mousse T.}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Errol Rennalls}} and {{W|Mousse T.}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Rock Around The Clock}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Bill Haley and His Comets}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Max C. Freedman}} and {{W|James E. Myers}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Best Friend"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Harry Nilsson}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|16|2}}
{{TRs|"[['Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Vincent|song}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Don McLean}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Good Vibrations}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Beach Boys]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike Love}} and {{W|Brian Wilson}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|17|3}}
{{TRs|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W|West End Girls}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Pet Shop Boys}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer & Marge]]"}}
{{TRs|{{Ch|"Weird Al" Yankovic}}|2}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mellencamp}} (original) [[Matt Warburton]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Jack and Diane}}"}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer & Marge]]"}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mellencamp}} (original) [[Matt Warburton]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Jack and Diane}}"}}
{{TRsT|18|14}}
{{TRs|"[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"|14}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Silver Bells|Dude, Where's My Ranch?}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Jay Livingston}} and {{W|Ray Evans}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Winter Wonderland}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Felix Bernard}} and {{W|Richard Bernhard Smith}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Hava-nice Christmas]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|'''Parody lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Sleigh Ride}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Leroy Anderson}} and {{W|Mitchell Parish}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Good King Wenceslas}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mason Neale}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Christmas in December]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] and [[Ned Flanders]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Flanders Is His Name]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Everybody Hates Ned Flanders]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]] and [[David Byrne]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|Nominated for the 2003 Primetime Emmy award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Everybody Hates Ned Flanders|William Shatner's version}}"}}
{{TB|[[William Shatner]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[El Hombre Estupido]]"}}
{{TB|[[David Byrne]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Red River Valley|song}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Traditional}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Oops!... I Did It Again|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Britney Spears]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Max Martin}} and {{W|Rami Yacoub}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[The Square Dance Caller's Product Placement]]"}}
{{TB|Square dance caller}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Moe, Moe, Moe]]"}}
{{TB|[[Moe Szyslak]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Gregg Diamond}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|20|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Brake My Wife, Please]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[I Love to Walk]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] and [[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Talk to the Animals}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Marjorie|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Jackson Browne}} and [[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Jackson Browne]] and {{W|Donald Miller}} (original) [[Tim Long]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|Running on Empty|album}}"}}
{{TRsT|21|4}}
{{TRs|"[[The Bart of War]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|One Tin Soldier (The Legend of Billy Jack)}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|{{W|Dennis Lambert}} and {{W|Brian Potter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer's Tom-Tom Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Ned's Panic Room Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[The Cavalry Kids' (actually the Pre-Teen Braves') Version of the National Anthem]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]], [[Nelson]], [[Database]] and [[Ralph]]}}
{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]"}}
{{TRsT|22|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Moe Baby Blues]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|You're My Best Friend|Queen song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Queen]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Deacon}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer's Rejection Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
{{TB|}}
}}

{{Songs List}}

[[Category:Songs list|Season 14]]

List of songs/Season 14

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== Season Fourteen ==
{{Table|
{{TH|Episode number}}
{{TH|Episode name}}
{{TH|Song}}
{{TH|Artist}}
{{TH|Writer(s)}}
{{TH|Note}}
{{TRsT|01|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"|4}}
{{TB|"[[The Lion Sleeps Tonight]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Luigi Creatore}}, {{W|Solomon Linda}}, {{W|Hugo Peretti}}, {{W|Albert Stanton}} and {{W|George David Weiss}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Skip to My Lou]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]] and [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Skip to My Lou}}"''}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Ride of the Valkyries}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Richard Wagner}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Love the One You're With}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Stephen Stills}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|02|9}}
{{TRs|"[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]"|9}}
{{TB|"{{W|Start Me Up}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Pump It Up|Elvis Costello song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Elvis Costello|Elvis Costello and the Attractions]]}}
{{TB|[[Elvis Costello]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Are You Gonna Go My Way}}"}}
{{TB|[[Lenny Kravitz]]}}
{{TB|[[Lenny Kravitz]] and {{W|Craig Ross}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[She's So Cold]]"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]] and [[Homer]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Hound Dog]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] and Campers}}
{{TB|{{W|Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[‎Tom Petty's Semi-Mindless, Semi-Generic, but Still Meaningful and Heartfelt Rock Song]]"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Tom Petty}}}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer's Roadie Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Mike Scully]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Last DJ|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom Petty]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Rip This Joint}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Rolling Stones]]}}
{{TB|[[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|04|5}}
{{TRs|"[[Large Marge]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Who Left the Milk Out?]]"}}
{{TB|[[Baha Men]] and [[Marge Simpson]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' {{W|Steve Greenberg}} and {{W|Matthew Traynor}} '''Original Lyrics:''' {{W|Anslem Douglas}} '''Parody Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]|2}}
{{TRs{{W|Self-parody}} of "{{W|Who Let the Dogs Out?}}"|2}}
{{TBT|"[[Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?]]"}}
{{TB|[[Baha Men]] and [[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TBT|"[[You're a Bunch of Stuff]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]], [[Comic Book Guy]], [[Snake Jailbird]], [[Mr. Burns]], [[Captain McCallister]], [[Moe Szyslak]], [[Dr. Hibbert]], [[Marge Simpson]] and [[Mayor Quimby]]}}
{{TRs|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]|3}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[I Got Krusty in Hot Water]]"}}
{{TRs|[[Bart Simpson]]|2}}
{{TB|Sung to the tune of {{W|Yankee Doodle}}}}
{{TBT|"[[Lisa Learned a Lesson]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|05}}
{{TB|"[[Helter Shelter]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W2|The Entertainer|rag}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Marvin Hamlisch}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Scott Joplin}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|06|2}}
{{TRs|"[[The Great Louse Detective]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face]]"}}
{{TB|[[Sideshow Bob]] with [[Bart Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Alan Jay Lerner}} and {{W|Frederick Loewe}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|The Way We Were|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Barbra Streisand]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Alan Bergman|Alan}} and {{W|Marilyn Bergman}} and {{W|Marvin Hamlisch}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|07|4}}
{{TRs|"[[Special Edna]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Happy Together|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Turtles}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Garry Bonner}} and {{W2|Alan Gordon|songwriter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|You Sexy Thing}}"}}
{{TB|{{W2|Hot Chocolate|band}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Errol Brown}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Macarena|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Los del Rio}}}}
{{TB|Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Happy Together|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Turtles}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Garry Bonner}} and {{W2|Alan Gordon|songwriter}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|08|3}}
{{TRs|"[[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Pipeline|instrumental}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Chantays}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Brian Carman}} and {{W|Bob Spickard}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Budo"}}
{{TB|[[Miles Davis]]}}
{{TB|[[Miles Davis]] and {{W|Bud Powell}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Color Him Father}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|The Winstons}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Richard Lewis Spencer}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|09|12}}
{{TRs|"[[The Strong Arms of the Ma]]"|12}}
{{TB|"[[Eye on Springfield Theme]]"}}
{{TCs|[[Alf Clausen]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Korobeiniki|A-Type}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Hirokazu Tanaka}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"The Twilight Zone Theme"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Marius Constant}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Gonna Fly Now}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Bill Conti}}, {{W2|Carol Connors|singer}} and {{W|Ayn Robbins}}|2}}
{{TB|Music only}}
{{TBT|"I'm Popeye The Sailor Man"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Sammy Lerner}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Für Elise}}"}}
{{TCs|[[Ludwig van Beethoven]]|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance]]"}}
{{TB|[[Sonya]]}}
{{TB|[[Burt Bacharach]] and [[Hal David]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Love Is a Battlefield}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Pat Benatar}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike Chapman}} and {{W|Holly Knight}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|At Last}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Etta James}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Mack Gordon}} and {{W|Harry Warren}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Relax|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Frankie Goes to Hollywood}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Peter Gill}}, {{W|Holly Johnson}}, {{W|Brian Nash}} and {{W|Mark O'Toole}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Anchors Aweigh}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Charles A. Zimmermann}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Adagio for Strings}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Samuel Barber}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|10}}
{{TB|"[[Pray Anything]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|I Was Made For Lovin' You}}"}}
{{TB|[[KISS]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Desmond Child}}, {{W|Vini Poncia}} and {{W|Paul Stanley}}}}
{{TB|Homer sings along}}
{{TBT|11}}
{{TB|"[[Barting Over]]"}}
{{TB|"{{W|All the Small Things}}"}}
{{TB|{{Chs|Blink-182}}}}
{{TB|[[Tom DeLonge]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|12|5}}
{{TRs|"[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]"|5}}
{{TB|"[[Tastes Like Liberty]]"}}
{{TB|[[Mark Campbell]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[School's Back]]"}}
{{TB|[[Principal Skinner]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' [[Alice Cooper]], {{W2|Michael Bruce|musician}}, {{W|Glen Buxton}}, {{W|Dennis Dunaway}}, and {{W2|Neal Smith|drummer}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Relapse]]"}}
{{TB|[[Lisa]] and [[Barney Gumble]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Otis Redding}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|I Put a Spell on You}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Screamin' Jay Hawkins}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Screamin' Jay Hawkins}} and Herb Slotkin}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Get Ready for This}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|2 Unlimited}}}}
{{TB|Phil Wilde, Jean-Paul de Coster, and Ray Slijngaard}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|13|7}}
{{TRs|"[[A Star Is Born Again]]"|7}}
{{TB|"[[Jellyfish]]"}}
{{TB|Singer}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Suite bergamasque|Clair de lune}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Claude Debussy}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Born Free|Matt Monro song}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Matt Monro}}}}
{{TB|{{W2|John Barry|composer}} and {{W2|Don Black|lyricist}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[A Girl with No Name]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned Flanders]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Dewey Bunnell}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|A Horse with No Name}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves}}"}}
{{TB|[[Cher]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Bob Stone}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Hooray for Hollywood}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Richard A. Whiting}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Yakety Sax}}"}}
{{TCs|James Q. "Spider" Rich and {{W|Boots Randolph}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|14|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W|Bad Moon Rising}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Fogerty}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[When a Man Loves his Country]]"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|{{W|Calvin Lewis}} and {{W|Andrew Wright}} (original) [[John Swartzwelder]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|When a Man Loves a Woman|song}}"}}
{{TRsT|15|4}}
{{TRs|"[[C.E. D'oh]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye}}"}}
{{TB|[[Burns]]' ex-employees}}
{{TB|{{W2|Steam|band}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Sex Bomb|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Tom Jones]] and {{W|Mousse T.}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Errol Rennalls}} and {{W|Mousse T.}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Rock Around The Clock}}"}}
{{TB|{{W|Bill Haley and His Comets}}}}
{{TB|{{W|Max C. Freedman}} and {{W|James E. Myers}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"Best Friend"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Harry Nilsson}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|16|2}}
{{TRs|"[['Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|Vincent|song}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Don McLean}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Good Vibrations}}"}}
{{TB|[[The Beach Boys]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Mike Love}} and {{W|Brian Wilson}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TRsT|17|3}}
{{TRs|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"|3}}
{{TB|"{{W|West End Girls}}"}}
{{TCs|{{W|Pet Shop Boys}}|2}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer & Marge]]"}}
{{TRs|{{Ch|"Weird Al" Yankovic}}|2}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mellencamp}} (original) [[Matt Warburton]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Jack and Diane}}"}}
{{TBT|"[[Homer & Marge]]"}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mellencamp}} (original) [[Matt Warburton]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Jack and Diane}}"}}
{{TRsT|18|14}}
{{TRs|"[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"|14}}
{{TB|"{{ap|Silver Bells|Dude, Where's My Ranch?}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Jay Livingston}} and {{W|Ray Evans}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Winter Wonderland}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Felix Bernard}} and {{W|Richard Bernhard Smith}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Hava-nice Christmas]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|'''Parody lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Sleigh Ride}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Marge]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Leroy Anderson}} and {{W|Mitchell Parish}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W|Good King Wenceslas}}"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Mason Neale}}}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Christmas in December]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]] and [[Ned Flanders]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Flanders Is His Name]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]], [[Lenny]] and [[Carl]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[Everybody Hates Ned Flanders]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]] and [[David Byrne]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|Nominated for the 2003 Primetime Emmy award for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music and Lyrics}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Everybody Hates Ned Flanders|William Shatner's version}}"}}
{{TB|[[William Shatner]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]] and [[Ken Keeler]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"[[El Hombre Estupido]]"}}
{{TB|[[David Byrne]]}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Red River Valley|song}}"}}
{{TB|}}
{{TB|Traditional}}
{{TB|}}
{{TBT|"{{W2|Oops!... I Did It Again|song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Britney Spears]]}}
{{TB|{{W|Max Martin}} and {{W|Rami Yacoub}}}}
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{{TBT|"[[The Square Dance Caller's Product Placement]]"}}
{{TB|Square dance caller}}
{{TB|'''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]] '''Lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
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{{TBT|"[[Moe, Moe, Moe]]"}}
{{TB|[[Moe Szyslak]]}}
{{TB|'''Original:''' {{W|Gregg Diamond}} '''Parody lyrics:''' [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
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{{TRsT|20|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Brake My Wife, Please]]"|2}}
{{TB|"[[I Love to Walk]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Alf Clausen]] and [[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W|Talk to the Animals}}"}}
{{TBT|"{{ap|Marjorie|song}}"}}
{{TB|{{Ch|Jackson Browne}} and [[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[Jackson Browne]] and {{W|Donald Miller}} (original) [[Tim Long]] (parody lyrics)}}
{{TB|Parody of "{{W2|Running on Empty|album}}"}}
{{TRsT|21|4}}
{{TRs|"[[The Bart of War]]"|4}}
{{TB|"{{W|One Tin Soldier (The Legend of Billy Jack)}}"}}
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{{TB|{{W|Dennis Lambert}} and {{W|Brian Potter}}}}
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{{TBT|"[[Homer's Tom-Tom Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer]]}}
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{{TBT|"[[Ned's Panic Room Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Ned]]}}
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{{TBT|"[[The Cavalry Kids' (actually the Pre-Teen Braves') Version of the National Anthem]]"}}
{{TB|[[Bart]], [[Nelson]], [[Database]] and [[Ralph]]}}
{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]]}}
{{TB|Parody of "[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]"}}
{{TRsT|22|2}}
{{TRs|"[[Moe Baby Blues]]"|2}}
{{TB|"{{W2|You're My Best Friend|Queen song}}"}}
{{TB|[[Queen]]}}
{{TB|{{W|John Deacon}}}}
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{{TBT|"[[Homer's Rejection Song]]"}}
{{TB|[[Homer Simpson]]}}
{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
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{{Songs List}}

[[Category:Songs list|Season 14]]