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This is a list of deleted scenes from The Simpsons shorts" and The Simpsons episodes.

The Simpsons shorts

Main article: List of scenes cut from The Simpsons shorts

Season 1

• "The Crepes of Wrath": Two scenes are not featured in the episode - one where Bart woos some French dancers, and one where Bart stuffs chocolates into his mouth.

Season 4

• "Homer's Triple Bypass" - Sideshow Phil was mentioned in a deleted scene.
• "Krusty Gets Kancelled" The deleted scene in this episode is about Krusty showing a book involving him doing different sexually explicit positions and him playing a person with haemorrhoids and after haemorrhoids.

Season 5

• "Homer's Barbershop Quartet" a deleted scene of this episode showed Skinner going back to his mother. She asks him if he was with a woman, he says no, then she asks for a bath, followed by mad laughing and a close-up of their Psycho-parody house. This is the first time Skinner would be involved in a knock-off joke based on the movie Psycho.
• "Treehouse Of Horror IV" The deleted scenes in this involves Homer's head being used as a bowling ball and getting cut in half by a spiky bowling pin with a note saying, "I.O.U one brain, signed God." Marge finds a notice involving Lionel Hutz and Bart saying he'd sell his soul for F1 racing car. And the Devil shows up with it, but Bart changes his mind and no longer wants it. One of the jurors finds Homer's soul the property of Marge and Lionel Hutz shows up with an empty pizza box.
• "$pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)" the deleted scene from this episode involves James Bond gambling being given a Joker card and Rules for Draw and Stud Poker.
• "Burns' Heir" - there was going to be a Robotic Richard Simmons featured in this episode.
• "Bart Gets Famous" a deleted scenes from this episode include Bart sorting Krusty's mail (by either death threats, paternity suits and both) and Homer questioning Krusty on the money Bart" is making.
• "Homer and Apu" The deleted scene in this episode invloves the Simpson family and Apu watching an Indian film on TV and Homer describing the differences between the actors' and Homer's clothes and laughing about it.

Season 6

• "Treehouse of Horror V": This episode originally featured Sherri, Terri, Patty and Selma.
• "A Star is Burns": A pornographic short film made by the residents of Springfield Retirement Castle, What the Pool Boy Saw, featuring Jasper Beardly and Mrs. Glick, was cut.
• "Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)" The alternate ending (featured in the 138th Episode Spectacular") was created to prevent any staff (be it writers, or even the overseas animators) on The Simpsons from spoiling the mystery. There were also many of people who could have shot Mr. Burns as shown in the same episode. Which included Apu (with a semi-automatic gun which fired multiple rounds instead of just one), Moe" Homer, Seymour Skinner, and even Santa's Little Helper (who held the gun in his mouth and somehow pulled the trigger).

Season 7

• "Mother Simpson" - a Floorboard gag" with originally gonna be featured in this episode, the floorboard was termites can be seen between the top floor, ground floor and basement. Also one where it involves Homer eating chocolate and space food sticks and him talking to Mona Simpson about him working at the nuclear power plant.
• "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular" Homer deals with James Bond and Blofeld. This episode featured the short "World War III", but the fourth act was cut out for time.
• "Bart the Fink" Tom Stovak appeared in this episode but was cut out due to?.
• "A Fish Called Selma" - a movie with people at nudist colony was cut out.
• "22 Short Films About Springfield": There was originally a song featured in this episode called "Apu in "The Jolly Bengali" Theme", sung by Apu.

Season 8

• "You Only Move Twice" Grampa was originally in this episode when the Simpson family left him in Springfield with an Automated Robo Call Services that will call him everyday to make sure he's okay.
• "The Homer They Fall" - a picture of Silas Simpson and Jim Simpson was shown in this episode.
• "Lisa's Date with Density" - This episode originally featured Lisa and Nelson's baby and Lisa and Nelson at there wedding.
• "Hurricane Neddy" both Milhouse and Moe's Tavern were going to be featured.
• "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious": There was originally a song called "We Love To Smoke"

featuring Patty" and Selma", but it was cut because it did not receive any laughs.

• "Brother from Another Series" - After Cecil's money and gun falls off the cliff at falls on Hans Moleman" who thanks god for it and tell god to hand the rest of the money.

Season 9

• "Bart Carny" A deleted scene from this episode shows Principal Skinner and his mother visiting the ring toss booth while Homer and Bart run it. This scene, however, is included in the original broadcast.
• "Das Bus" - A deleted scene had Homer buying anti-stress instruments. He uses them all and gets stressed. According to Mike Scully, this scene was regrettably deleted due to the episode being too long.

Season 10

• "Bart the Mother": After Bart called the two lizards funky looking birds Homer says "Oh everyone's ugly when they're born" and says to Marge how he remembers how ugly Lisa was when she was born. Marge says that Lisa wasn't ugly she was beautiful, but continues her sentences saying her head was just a little misshaped.
• "I'm with Cupid": Originally Stephanie Brockman was going to be featured in this episode.
• "Mom and Pop Art" - Barbra Streisand was mentioned in this episode where Homer was an artist, he was mad at the Oscars for always snubbing her.
• "Make Room for Lisa" Jacques was originally mentioned in this episode.
• "Maximum Homerdrive" - a song was originally featured in this called "I just crashed my truck out on 1-95" by Dan Castellaneta.
• "Monty Can't Buy Me Love" a deleted scene from this episode shows that upon returning from Scotland, Homer has a Scottish accent. This scene was removed because Homer"'s accent sounded too much like Groundskeeper Willie's.
• "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo" - five scenes where not featured in this episode:
  1. Where Marge" tells everyone it's time to feed the piggy bank money to save for a family vacation.
  2. Bart turns off his Gameboy again.
  3. Homer gets $11,000.
  4. Homer and Bart run away but Marge has a line attracted to him and Homer ties it to a train.
  5. After Homer asks the man during the game show, the guy says Japan traded there beautiful culture for America which he calls it cheap.

Season 11

• "Alone Again, Natura-Diddily": A scene where Homer"was showing his butt was cut.
• "Bart to the Future" The DVD commentary mentions a deleted scene where we learn that older Maggie an astronaut, which was shown on TV commercials advertising the episode.

Season 12

• "A Tale of Two Springfields" - a place called Refugee Center with Ned Flanders, Todd, &, Rod when there because they were scared. Another scene where Marge" says that it's a little chilly, the singer replies "Oh, shut the fuck up, Marge." before smacking her with the microphone. This scene was cut because of the profanity. Even if it was aired, it would have been censored for the FCC.
• "Insane Clown Poppy" There are two deleted scenes from this episode, which can be seen on The Complete Twelfth Season DVD.
• "Bart and the author of the "For Dummies" books where Bart tricks the author into thinking he is a bank and gives the man potato chips as money.
• After a day of father-daughter bonding, Krusty and Sophie have a short dialogue outside her apartment before her mother appears at the door.
• "The Computer Wore Menace Shoes" - the kwik-e-mart.com was going to be featured in this episode.
• "I'm Goin' to Praiseland" - Ned gives a list of bands not coming and Marge saying "I've never seen a amusement park as bad as EPCOT Center.

Season 13

• "Tales from the Public Domain" - Cyclops was originally gonna be in this episode.
• "I Am Furious (Yellow)" - this episode originally featured the Butterfinger from the Commercial.

Season 14

• "Barting Over" the Blue-haired lawyer was originally in this episode. Plus Marge and Homer went to a pet psychologist due to Santa's Little Helper" being a coward.
• "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can" - A lengthy scene at the beginning of the show where Bart rushes to do everything he planned on doing during summer vacation was cut for time. It was later put in the beginning of the season seventeen episode "The Monkey Suit", which aired three years later.
• "The Bart of War" - a product named Li'l Gutton Fruit Pies was originally gonna be in this episode. Another scene in a episode of South Park, Bart and Milhouse were watching, Eric Cartman and his friend were on a show. When they found out that the show was boring he opened a coffin which contained Mother Teresa, as a zombie. She went up on stage and killed with her ​​necklace the drum heater.

The Simpsons Movie

• Springfield Hardware was originally featured in this movie.
• Delicious Sausages and Delicious Sausages truck driver" were gonna be in this movie.
• Arnold Schwarzenegger" he has a Nickelodeon blimp on his desk.
• Happy McGee was originally in this movie, reported that there was no more weather so all the crops were dying.

Season 23

• "Treehouse of Horror XXIII" - ("The Greatest Story Ever Holed") - the black hole sucks up Christmas decorations in the Simpsons' basement and the family "Oooh", impressed.
• "Penny-Wiseguys" - some scenes featured in a promotional video for this episode do not appear in the actual episode. One being the scene where Dan Gillick threatens to shoot Louie and Homer throws Bart into the room and hits Dan. In the promotional video Homer then appears at the window holding Martin and Milhouse.