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'''The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular''' is the tenth episode of [[Season 7]]. The episode marks the first time [[Matt Groening]] has appeared in the show, however being depicted as a texan drugger who will shoot anyone he sees, so his attorneys speak for him.
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'''"The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular"''' is the tenth episode of [[Season 7]]. The episode marks the first time [[Matt Groening]] has appeared in the show, however being depicted as a texan drugger who will shoot anyone he sees, so his attorneys speak for him.
  
 
Troy McClure hosts this behind the scenes style show. We start with a brief history, showing some classic Tracey Ullman clips, and then Troy goes on to answer viewers' questions about Smithers sexuality and Homer's stupidity. We then see never-before-seen deleted scenes from various episodes up to this point, and we are shown an alternate ending to 'Who Shot Mr Burns?' where Smithers actually ''is'' the culprit.
 
Troy McClure hosts this behind the scenes style show. We start with a brief history, showing some classic Tracey Ullman clips, and then Troy goes on to answer viewers' questions about Smithers sexuality and Homer's stupidity. We then see never-before-seen deleted scenes from various episodes up to this point, and we are shown an alternate ending to 'Who Shot Mr Burns?' where Smithers actually ''is'' the culprit.

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Season 7 Episode
137 "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming"
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"The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular"
"Marge Be Not Proud" 139
"The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular"
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Episode Information
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Clip show.png This episode is a Clip Show.
It features clips from previous episodes.

"The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular" is the tenth episode of Season 7. The episode marks the first time Matt Groening has appeared in the show, however being depicted as a texan drugger who will shoot anyone he sees, so his attorneys speak for him.

Troy McClure hosts this behind the scenes style show. We start with a brief history, showing some classic Tracey Ullman clips, and then Troy goes on to answer viewers' questions about Smithers sexuality and Homer's stupidity. We then see never-before-seen deleted scenes from various episodes up to this point, and we are shown an alternate ending to 'Who Shot Mr Burns?' where Smithers actually is the culprit.

Plot

In honor of the 138th episode of "The Simpsons", Troy McClure hosts a TV special looking back at the history of the show. The opening has "I Will Only Do This Once A Year" as an chalkboard gag and the couch gags from A Streetcar Named Marge (also used In Last Exit to Springfield,) Lisa The Beauty Queen (also used in Duffless,) Marge vs The Monorail, Homer's Triple Bypass (also used in Marge in Chains,) Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk (also used in The Otto Show,) Homer Goes To College (also used in Lisa vs Malibu Stacy,) A Star Is Burns (also used in Round Springfield,) Homer The Great (also used in The PTA Disbands,) Homer Badman (also used in Two Dozen and One Greyhounds,) Lisa's Rival (also used in Bart vs Australia,) Bart's Comet (also used in Lemon of Troy) and Lisa's First Word (also used in The Front, Cape Feare and Fear Of Flying.) The first act is composed of various Tracey Ullman shorts, like Good Night, The Perfect Crime, Space Patrol, World War III (in 1987), and Bathtime in 1989. Troy also has a "talk" with the "real" Matt Groening. Mr. Groening declines the interview by shooting out the camera with a .357 or .44 revolver.

Next, Troy answers some viewer mail. One person asks whats the deal with Smithers. The answer is Smithers being Mr. Burns' assistant and his alleged and closeted homosexuality, and someone else asks if Homer is getting dumber each season from Season 2 to Season 6.  

The final act is made up of a deleted scenes reel, in episodes such as Krusty Gets Kancelled, $pringfield, Homer and Apu and Burns' Heir. The alternate ending to Who Shot Mr. Burns is also shown, which reveals Smithers is the shooter. There are also unaired scenes involving Barney, Tito Puente, Moe, Apu and Santa's Little Helper shooting Mr. Burns each with different guns.  

It at the end mentions two new possible episodes for the next series, neither of which came. And to end the episode, Troy shows everyone "what they all wanted to see, hardcore nudity!" which shows some nudity from the other episodes (mostly from the front and censored in a way) as well as the times when someone (mostly Bart) pulls down their pants to "moon" somebody.

Season 7 Episodes
Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two) Radioactive Man Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily Bart Sells His Soul Lisa the Vegetarian Treehouse of Horror VI King-Size Homer Mother Simpson Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular Marge Be Not Proud Team Homer Two Bad Neighbors Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield Bart the Fink Lisa the Iconoclast Homer the Smithers The Day the Violence Died A Fish Called Selma Bart on the Road 22 Short Films About Springfield Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish" Much Apu About Nothing Homerpalooza Summer of 4 Ft. 2