| Picture
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Title
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Original airdate
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Production code
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#
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| 200px
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"Treehouse of Horror XIV"
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November 2, 2003
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EABF21
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314
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| In another annual Halloween special, we see Homer become the new Grim Reaper, Professor Frink brings his dad back to life and Bart and Milhouse get a stopwatch that literally allows them to stop time.
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| 200px
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"My Mother the Carjacker"
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November 9, 2003
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EABF18
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315
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| Homer's mother returns, and after being cleared of all charges, is re-imprisoned on a technicality..
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"The President Wore Pearls"
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November 16, 2003
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EABF20
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316
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| Lisa is elected student-body president at Springfield Elementary and immediately falls foul of Principal Skinner, who fools her into taking popular classes off the curriculum. Angry at his deception, she retaliates by calling her classmates out on strike.
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| 200px
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"The Regina Monologues"
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November 23, 2003
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EABF22
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317
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| The family takes a vacation to London and Grampa meets up with a long lost love of his past.
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"The Fat and the Furriest"
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November 30, 2003
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EABF19
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318
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| At the dump Homer is videotaped while being attacked by a bear. The town regards him a coward, so Homer decides to strike back at the bear.
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| 200px
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"Today I Am a Clown"
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December 7, 2003
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FABF01
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319
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| Krusty decides to do what he never did when he was thirteen years old - have a Bar Mitzvah.
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"'Tis the Fifteenth Season"
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December 14, 2003
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FABF02
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320
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| After spending all his money on an expensive gift for himself, the family thinks Homer should be less of an egoist. Therefore he tries replacing Ned Flanders as the 'good guy' in town.
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| 200px
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"Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays"
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January 4, 2004
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FABF03
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321
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| After babies of Springfield get mad at a Roofi concert, an anti-children group is formed and Marge fights against it.
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"I, (Annoyed Grunt)-bot"
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January 11, 2004
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FABF04
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322
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| Bart and Homer enter a Robot Rumble competition, meanwhile, Snowball II dies and Lisa tries to replace her.
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"Diatribe of a Mad Housewife"
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January 25, 2004
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FABF05
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323
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| Marge is inspired to write a romance novel, though after Homer hears rumours that Marge is secretly in love with Ned Flanders due to the storyline of the novel, he grows jealous. Meanwhile, Homer buys an ambulance and becomes an ambulance driver.
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| 200px
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"Margical History Tour"
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February 8, 2004
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FABF06
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324
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| Marge, the kids and Milhouse go to the library where they find there are no longer any books on the shelves. With no books for reference, the kids are in danger of not being able to write their reports. Fortunately, Marge knows some history and relates to the children the following tales:
Henry VIII (Homer) tries to find a wife that will bear him a son.
Lewis and Clark (Lenny and Carl) get assistance from Sacagawea (Lisa) in their quest to explore the western territories.
Mozart (Bart) the musical child prodigy wows them in 18th century Austria, while his sister (Lisa) fights for her own musical identity.
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| 200px
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"Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
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February 15, 2004
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FABF07
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325
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| Milhouse reveals to Bart that he's moving to Capital City. Meanwhile, Homer pretends to be poor to get money off strangers.
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| 200px
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"Smart and Smarter"
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February 22, 2004
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FABF09
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326
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| When Maggie was revealed to have an IQ of 167, Lisa is no longer the genius of the family, causing a rivalry between the sisters.
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| 200px
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"The Ziff Who Came to Dinner"
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March 14, 2004
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FABF08
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327
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| Marge's old prom date Artie Ziff returns to Springfield, having lost his money and his Internet business, and asks to stay with the Simpsons until he gets back on his feet. What Artie doesn't tell them is that he's also a fugitive from justice, sought by the SEC for cheating his stockholders.
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"Co-Dependent's Day"
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March 21, 2004
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FABF10
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328
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| Marge takes up heavy drinking to spend more time with Homer. Bart and Lisa confront a famous movie director about the drop in quality his films have taken.
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| 200px
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"The Wandering Juvie"
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March 28, 2004
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FABF11
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329
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| After playing a prank on the whole town, Bart is sentenced to six months of juvenile detention. There he meets Gina, who forces Bart to escape with her.
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| 200px
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"My Big Fat Geek Wedding"
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April 18, 2004
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FABF12
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330
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| Mrs. Krabapel falls for Comic Book Guy and they plan a Star Trek like wedding. Principal Skinner plans to prevent it.
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"Catch 'Em If You Can"
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April 25, 2004
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FABF14
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331
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| Homer and Marge try to have a vacation without the kids but Bart and Lisa follow them everywhere they go.
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| 200px
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"Simple Simpson"
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May 2, 2004
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FABF15
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332
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| Homer becomes a costumed vigilante who uses pies for weapons after witnessing Lisa get humiliated at a competition at the state fair.
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| 200px
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"The Way We Weren't"
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May 9, 2004
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FABF13
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333
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| Marge and Homer find out that they actually kissed each other at age 10 without knowing they were each other's first kisses, and tell the story about this.
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"Bart-Mangled Banner"
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May 16, 2004
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FABF17
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334
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| An accidental photo showing Bart "mooning" the American flag makes the Simpsons the most hated family in town.
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"Fraudcast News"
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May 23, 2004
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FABF18
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335
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| Lisa makes her own newspaper for publishing poems and such, and at the same time Mr Burns decides to buy every media in town to improve his image. In the end Lisa's newspaper is the only media in town not owned by Burns, which inspires the town's inhabitants to create their own newspapers.
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