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The seventeenth season of The Simpsons ran for 22 episodes, which aired from September 11, 2005 to May 21, 2006.

Episodes

Image	Title	Airdate	Directed by	Written by	Prod. code
	"The Bonfire of the Manatees"	September 11, 2005	Mark Kirkland	Dan Greaney	GABF18
Marge helps a man save manatees, while leaving Homer struggling to win her back, which will involve a saving bullied manatees from a gang of water-skiers.
100px	"The Girl Who Slept Too Little"	September 18, 2005	Raymond S. Persi	John Frink	GABF16
There's three in a bed when Lisa is scared of the noises coming from the cemetery behind their house, which makes her suffer from many sleepless nights...and nightmares.
100px	"Milhouse of Sand and Fog"	September 25, 2005	Steven Dean Moore	Patric M. Verrone	GABF19
Kirk and Luann reconcile, but since they are more focused on each other, and they don't pay any attention to Milhouse anymore, Bart and him conjure up a plan which will separate them again...
100px	"Treehouse of Horror XVI"	November 6, 2005			GABF17
The family replace Bart with a robot, but when he wakes up from a coma he's been put in, and plots revenge. Then, Mr. Burns's plan to invite people to hunt reverses to Burns hunting the townspeople, and later, a witch puts everyone under a spell, a spell which only Maggie can break.
100px	"Marge's Son Poisoning"	November 13, 2005	Mike B. Anderson	Daniel Chun	GABF20
Marge purchases a tandem, but no-one will ride it with her. Bart takes up the opportunity, but soon he's getting teased for being a "momma's boy" and tells Marge the real reason he rode with her.
100px	"See Homer Run"	November 20, 2005	Nancy Kruse	Stephanie Gillis	GABF21
Homer becomes the elementary school's "safety salamander" so he can stop Lisa's frustrations against men. After saving many citizens from a multiple car-crash, Homer takes part in the mayor election.
100px	"The Last of the Red Hat Mamas"	November 27, 2005	Matthew Nastuk	Joel H. Cohen	GABF22
Homer ruins Marge's attempt to get new friends, and she thinks she'll never get any. However, Tammy, the owner of a group called the "The Cherry Red Tomatoes", invites her to join. But soon, Marge discovers the group's plan to break into the Burns mansion...
	"The Italian Bob"	December 11, 2005	Mark Kirkland	John Frink	HABF02
Guess who's back on our screens! Yes, Sideshow Bob, is back, and with a wife and a child as well! On a trip to get a new car for Mr. Burns, the Simpsons reside in a small town, where Bob is the mayor!
100px	"Simpsons Christmas Stories"	December 18, 2005	Steven Dean Moore	Don Payne	HABF01
Homer tells the whole church about the creation of Jesus, Bart and Lisa are told the story of Grampa's attempt to get revenge on Santa Claus, and the performance of "The Nutcracker" at Springfield Elementary makes everyone go singing-crazy, especially Moe.
100px	"Homer's Paternity Coot"	January 8, 2006		Joel H. Cohen	HABF03
After the discovery of a frozen mailman in Mount Springfield with letters from the mid-60s, Homer discovers a note from a man telling Mona about their son, which suggests that Grampa is not Homer's father. Homer goes in search of his true father, Mason Fairbanks, who is a retired lifeguard.
	"We're on the Road to D'oh-where"	January 29, 2006	Nancy Kruse	Kevin Curran	HABF04
A road trip turns into a comedy skit when Homer has to take detour on his way to Vegas to take Bart to education camp and Marge manages a surprised income with unprescribed drugs.
100px	"My Fair Laddy"	February 26, 2006	Bob Anderson	Michael Price	HABF05
When Bart tries to get revenge on a new gym teacher who likes hitting students in the face with dodgeballs, he accidentally destroys Groundskeeper Willie's shack, leaving him homeless, but Lisa takes him in. She makes Willie a proper gentlemen, and signs up for the science fair, with him as her project.
100px	"The Seemingly Never-Ending Story"	March 12, 2006	Raymond Persi	Ian Maxtone-Graham	HABF06
When The Simpsons get stuck in a cave after a failed nature trip, Lisa is told a story by Homer, while the rest of the family try to get help. More stories evolve, and will the whole cave story actually be a story?
100px	"Bart Has Two Mommies"	March 19, 2006	Mike Marcantel	Dana Gould	HABF07
Bart technically has an animal mother and a human mother when he gets stuck in the zoo with a depressed monkey. Marge introduces new banned activities to Rod and Todd while babysitting.
100px	"Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife"	March 26, 2006	Matthew Nastuk	Ricky Gervais	HABF08
Homer and Marge take part in a show where families swap mothers. Homer and the kids get stuck with a very strict woman, but Marge's stay with the wive's husband doesn't go well when he develops a crush on her.
100px	"Million Dollar Abie"	April 2, 2006	Steven Dean Moore	Tim Long	HABF09
When Springfield is offered a chance to host a NFL franchise, Grampa ruins their chances, so he travels to an assisted-suicide center. After a strange turn of events, he becomes a bullfighter.
	"Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore"	April 9, 2006	Mark Kirkland	Dan Castellaneta Deb Lacusta	HABF10
When the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant is transferred to India, Homer is chosen to work there. He receives loads of things and gifts, which makes him believe that he's a god.
100px	"The Wettest Stories Ever Told"	April 23, 2006	Mike B. Anderson	Jeff Westbrook	HABF11
A long-awaited meal at The Frying Dutchman makes the Simpsons decide to tell stories with the nautical theme - Lisa tells about the Mayflower voyage, Bart tells about mutiny in Tahiti, and Homer tells about capsizing cruises.
100px	"Girls Just Want to Have Sums"	April 30, 2006	Nancy Kruse	Matt Selman	HABF12
The maths in the girls section of Springfield Elementary aren't difficult enough for Lisa, so not difficult that she dresses up as a boy to get into the boys section, where maths is hard! But Lisa, or Jake Boyman, gets teased, and Bart helps her to be a "boy" long enough to get an award at the upcoming ceremony.
100px	"Regarding Margie"	May 7, 2006	Michael Polcino	Marc Wilmore	HABF13
After hitting her head on a stool, and inhaling cleaner bottle fumes, Marge suffers from amnesia. Slowly, memories are starting to come back, but not memories about Homer.
	"The Monkey Suit"	May 14, 2006	Raymond S. Persi	J. Stewart Burns	HABF14
Ned sees an exhibit at the museum portraying abosolute truthful evolution, he and Reverend Lovejoy form a plan to discourage evolution and teach creationism instead in school. Lisa is put on trial for teaching evolution, and Homer is seed as the "missing link".
	"Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play"	May 21, 2006	Bob Anderson	Joel H. Cohen	HABF16
Homer and Marge advice Isotopes player Buck Mitchell and his wife Tabitha Vixx on marriage. However, Homer and Marge's own marriage is soon at stake.

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← Season 16 Season 17 Episodes Season 18 →
The Bonfire of the Manatees • The Girl Who Slept Too Little • Milhouse of Sand and Fog • Treehouse of Horror XVI • Marge's Son Poisoning • See Homer Run • The Last of the Red Hat Mamas • The Italian Bob • Simpsons Christmas Stories • Homer's Paternity Coot • We're on the Road to D'ohwhere • My Fair Laddy • The Seemingly Never-Ending Story • Bart Has Two Mommies • Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife • Million-Dollar Abie • Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore • The Wettest Stories Ever Told • Girls Just Want to Have Sums • Regarding Margie • The Monkey Suit • Marge and Homer Turn a Couple Play