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Season 3
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Season Information
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While "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish" was the first episode produced for the season, "Bart Gets an F" became the season premiere as Bart was the series' breakout character at the time and the producers wanted to debut with an episode centring on him.
The season had two nominations which were only for "Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment" . It won an Emmy award for Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming less than One Hour) and was nominated for "Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy Series or a Special", which it did not win.
All of the 22 episodes of Season 2 including extras such as optional commentaries of all the episodes were released on DVD on 6th August 2002 in Region 1, 8th July 2001 in Region 2 and September 2002 in Region 4.
Episodes
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Original airdate | Directed by | Written by | Prod. code |
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| 36 - 1 | September 19, 1991 | Rich Moore | Al Jean & Mike Reiss | 7F24 | |
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Homer is sentenced to a mental hospital after mistaken as insane by having to wear a pink shirt to work. He meets a man who sounds and sings like Michael Jackson as well as thinks he is him there. Meanwhile, Lisa is depressed as everyone she knows has forgotten her birthday. | |||||
| 37 - 2 | "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington" | September 26, 1991 | Wes Archer | George Meyer | 8F01 |
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Lisa wins an essay contest, which prompts her and the family to go to Washington, DC where the finals are to be scheduled. | |||||
| 38 - 3 | October 3, 1991 | Jim Reardon | Jon Vitti | 7F23 | |
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Homer wishes for Ned Flanders' proposed left handed store,The Leftorium, to shut down after gaining a bigger bone by pulling a wishbone along with Ned. His wish becomes true as the store is suffering financially and the Flanders family as well, much to Homer's glee. Meanwhile, Bart takes Karate lessons although soon becomes bored of it and secretly does not take part afterwards. | |||||
| 39- 4 | October 10, 1991 | Rich Moore | John Swartzwelder | 8F03 | |
| Bart is hired as a bartender for a mafia bar run by Fat Tony. During which, Principal Skinner has been missing for nearly a week and Bart is blamed of murdering him, which has him court martialed. | |||||
| 40 - 5 | "Homer Defined" | October 17, 1991 | Mark Kirkland | Howard Gewirtz | 8F04 |
| Homer prevents a meltdown almost too late by pressing the correct button in his control panel randomly as he is unaware how to stop a meltdown. Although he is hailed a hero, he feels ashamed as it was only luck that had him prevent the meltdown. Meanwhile, Milhouse's mother forbids Bart to spend time with her son as she thinks he is a bad influence to Milhouse, much to Bart's depression. | |||||
| 41 - 6 | "Like Father, Like Clown" | October 24, 1991 | Jeffrey Lynch with Brad Bird | Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky | 8F05 |
| Krusty reveals that he has a Jewish heritage and that his father, who is a rabbi, has been estranged from him when he was younger aiming to be a clown than to follow his father's footsteps as intended, which had resulted in him alienated from Krusty after performing as a clown. He soon becomes more and more depressed by his estranged father which Bart and Lisa then try to convince him to forgive and reconcile with his son. | |||||
| 42 - 7 | "Treehouse of Horror II" | October 31, 1991 | Jim Rondo Reardon | Atrocious Al Jean & Morbid Mike Reiss, Jittery Jeff Martin, Gasping George Meyer, Silthering Sam Simon, Spooky John Swartzelder | 8F02 |
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Opening - Marge warns viewers again like the previous year that the following episode is unsuitable for young viewers by its scary nature, more so although is aware that she will be ignored again as she had last year. Prologue - Lisa, Bart and Homer eat a lot of candy from trick-or-treating, which they are warned by Marge that they will get nightmares if they have too many but they ignore her. This warning would prove true as each have nightmares respectively; Lisa's Nightmare - The Simpsons purchase a hand from Morroco that grants wishes per finger. Maggie wishes for another pacifier, Bart wishes The Simpsons were rich and famous,Lisa wishes for world peace and Homer specifically wishing for a sandwich, with unexpected results. Bart's Nightmare - Bart has an ability to manipulate people, which prompts people to do what he orders them to do, from smiling to altering history. Homer's Nightmare - Mr. Burns transplants Homer's brain to a similar looking robot to create a more sufficient employee. | |||||
| 43 - 8 | "Lisa's Pony" | November 7, 1991 | Carlos Baeza | Al Jean & Mike Reiss | 8F06 |
| Homer buys Lisa a pony named Princess to gain her appreciation for him. While she is happy with Princess and now loves Homer, it also prompts him to take a second job at the Kwik-E-Mart to cover the expensive costs for Princess's food, shelter etc and becomes increasingly tired with lack of sleep having to work in the graveyard shift. | |||||
| 44 - 9 | "Saturdays of Thunder" | November 14,1991 | Jim Reardon | Ken Levine & David Isaacs | 8F07 |
| Homer decides to help Bart produce a racer for an upcoming soapbox derby he is to compete in order to be a better father. The soapbox racer does not go well in the race by its poor structure and below average speed. Martin Prince offers Bart his soapbox racer which was the fastest in the derby, which Bart accepts in order to win the derby. However, the decision would have him lose support of Homer as it was not assosciated with his father. | |||||
| 45 - 10 | "Flaming Moe's" | November 21,1991 | Rich Moore & Alan Smart | Robert Cohen | 8F08 |
| Moe steals the recipe for a beverage created by Homer, which is made from several liquids including cough syrup and that fire improves its taste, for the fledging Moe's Tavern to gain more profits. Initially called "Flaming Homer" by Homer, Moe renames it "Flaming Moe" under his control of it. stating that he created it without Homer and subsequently sells it. Although the drink is a success and has elevated Moe's Tavern by business and patronage, Homer is angered by Moe for not mentioning his association to the drink and vows revenge. | |||||
| 46 - 11 |
"Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk" "Burns Sells the Power Plant"* |
December 5,1991 | Mark Kirkland | Jon Vitti | 8F09 |
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Rumours of a takeover of a successor to take over the power plant as Mr.Burns wishes to resign to pursue other interests. All but Homer each have received $5,200 for the rise of stocks. Homer, however, sold his stocking for 25¢ and earns $25 dollars, spending it on a beer which he was unaware of the skyrocketed stock. The takeover then unfolds as German Businessmen had paid Burns $100,000,000 for the plant, which worries employees to possibly being fired by Germany's stricter and hard working ethic.
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| 47 - 12 | "I Married Marge" | December 26, 1991 | Jeffrey Lynch |
Jeff Martin |
8F10 |
| Marge worries that she may be again pregnant. While she is going to contact Dr.Hibbert, Homer tells Bart, Lisa and Maggie how he and Marge got married and the conception and birth of Bart as well as Homer applying for a job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. | |||||
| 48 - 13 | "Radio Bart" | January 9, 1992 | Carlos Baeza | Jon Vitti | 8F11 |
| Bart has a disapointing birthday and presents although later, he then appreciates Homer's present to him, a microphone able to have a user's voice from the microphone to a nearby radio. He uses it for mainly pranks, which he sets up a particular one where he impersonates a fictitious boy named Timmy O'Toole trapped in a local well, gaining public attention, as he put a radio in the well. | |||||
| 49 - 14 | "Lisa the Greek" | January 23, 1992 | Rich Moore | Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky | 8F12 |
| Homer and Lisa begin to bond as they watch American football which Lisa can accurately predict which team will win. An ability that Homer wagers on people for matches which Lisa thinks Homer is using her as a tool for this and loses much appeciation for him. | |||||
| 50 - 15 | "Homer Alone" | February 6, 1992 | Mark Kirkland | David M. Stern | 8F14 |
| Marge decides to take a vacation to calm down. Homer take cares of Maggie while Lisa and Bart are under Patty and Selma's responsibility. While Marge is enjoying the spa in her vacation, the family are struggling without her and misfortune ensures. | |||||
| 51 - 16 | "Bart the Lover" | February 13, 1992 | Carlos Baeza | Jon Vitti | 8F16 |
| Bart writes love letters to Mrs.Krabappel under a pseudonym of a fictionous man named Woodrow Wilson, named after the 28th US president. Meanwhile, Ned Flanders convinces Homer to control his swearing as his son, Todd, learns profanity by Homer. | |||||
| 52 - 17 | "Homer at the Bat" | February 20, 1992 | Jim Reardon | John Swartzwelder | 8F13 |
| Springfield Nuclear Power Plant employees, including Homer, sign up for softball and are a runaway success with Homer's homemade yet efficent Wonderbat. Mr. Burns, however, seeks for professional baseball players to replace the team members. | |||||
| 53 - 18 | "Separate Vocations" | February 27, 1992 | Jeffrey Lynch | George Meyer | 8F15 |
| Students of Springfield Elementary are assigned to take an aptitude exam to see what career would suit them. Bart is noted as a policeman and Lisa a homemaker. After they had experience the jobs, Bart's performance and discipline in school has him a hall monitor while Lisa then develops a poorer attitude. | |||||
| 54 - 19 | "Dog of Death" | March 12, 1992 | Jim Reardon | John Swartzwelder | 8F17 |
| Santa's Little Helper becomes severely ill, which as the Simpsons subsequently notice, they are forced to make budget cuts to afford his expensive operation to cure him. While the operation was a success, the family then resent the sacrifices they had to make to save Santa's Little Helper's life which they required, prompting him to run away before being owned and changed by Mr. Burns. | |||||
| 55 - 20 | "Colonel Homer" | March 26, 1992 | Mark Kirkland | Matt Groening | 8F19 |
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56 - 21 |
"Black Widower" |
April 9, 1992 | David Silverman | Jon Vitti,Thomas Chastain and Sam Simon | 8F20 |
| 57 - 22 | "The Otto Show" | April 23, 1992 | Wes Archer | Jeff Martin | 8F21 |
| 58 - 23 | "Bart's Friend Falls in Love" | May 7, 1992 | Jim Reardon | Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky | 8F22 |
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59 - 24 |
"Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" | August 27, 1992 | Rich Moore | John Swartzwelder | 8F23 |
DVD Release
| The Complete Third Season Boxset | ||||||||
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| Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 4 | ||||||
| 26th August 2003 | 6th October 2003 | 22nd October 2002 | ||||||
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