The Simpsons

The family travels to New York to get Homer's car back. Homer recalls a terrifying experience he had in Manhattan when he was younger.

The people of Springfield are stunned to learn the man they believed was Seymour Skinner may not be who they thought. The man they knew as Skinner flees to Capital City until the Simpsons get him back.

Lisa is horrified to learn that she might be losing her intelligence. Then she is relieved to learn that smarts in the Simpson family are passed down in a very surprising manner.

Lisa's saxophone is destroyed and her family tells her how she came to get it. Then Homer must choose between an air conditioner and replacing Lisa's instrument.

In "The Homega Man," Homer must confront a post-apocalyptic Springfield. Bart becomes half-boy, half-fly in "Fly vs. Fly." And we learn a shocking secret about Marge and her sisters in "Easy-Bake Coven."

A soccer riot leads Homer to decide he needs a gun to protect his family. Marge makes him promise to get rid of it, but he defies her.

Bart joins a junior-league football team. When Homer becomes coach, he replaces quarterback Nelson with the less talented Bart.

Apu's pre-arranged bride, Manjula, comes to Springfield. After trying to escape the match, Apu agrees to be married at the Simpsons' home.

A skeleton is discovered in Springfield that seems to have come from an angel. Lisa is sure there is a rational explanation, but her beliefs are sorely tested.

Marge becomes a real estate agent, but is too honest for the job. Meanwhile, Homer buys a vintage convertible at a seized-property auction.

When Bart burns down the Simpson Christmas tree, he refuses to admit the truth. The town takes pity on the Simpsons, then are furious when they realize they have been fooled.

Homer rents a Clint Eastwood movie only to discover it is a musical. Featuring clips from past music themed episodes of "The Simpsons."

The Simpsons lose their home to a crafty carnival roadie and his son. The Simpsons must then outwit the carnies to get back their home.

Homer is lured into a cult that grows popular in Springfield. When Marge deprograms Homer, he gets the cult to disband.

The Springfield Elementary school bus crashes, stranding the children on a deserted island. Meanwhile, Homer takes on Bill Gates and is crushed like a bug.

Krusty realizes that his material is no longer young and hip. He attempts to reconnect with hisaudience, but in the end reverts to his old ways.

To support a new girlfriend, Moe attempts insurance fraud. He lets Homer take the rap for his crime, and Homer plots revenge.

Bart befriends Ralph Wiggum and gets a master key to the town. Their explorations lead them to endanger the mayor's life.

Homer and his friends join the Naval Reserve. Homer seizes control of a nuclear sub and causes an international incident.

Homer's poorly-prepared tax return leads to an IRS audit. Homer helps entrap Burns and learns of the existence of a mysterious trillion-dollar bill.

Bart and Lisa land jobs doing a children's edition of the evening news. Meanwhile, Homer obtains a helper monkey, Mojo.

In the 200th episode of the series, Homer becomes the sanitation commissioner for Springfield. His ineptitude pollutes the town and leads to a drastic solution.

Homer attempts to get into shape by eating nutritional bars and working out. Overconfident in his newfound physique, Homer agrees to climb Springfield's towering Murderhorn.

Lisa gets lost in a strange part of town and Homer must get her back. Then she and Homer discover an age-old secret.

Marge and Homer discover that public canoodling restores the passion in their marriage. They are forced to flee naked across town.