The Simpsons

When Homer loans the Simpson home to an adult filmmaker, Marge runs off and meets a handsome, athletic friend to the manatees.

A cemetery is opened next to the Simpson house. Lisa grows too afraid to sleep in her own bed.

Homer throws a chicken pox party, and Milhouse's parents take the first steps towards reconciliation.

Kang and Kodos attempt to speed up the World Series, the Simpsons replace Bart with an artificial boy, Burns hunts down the town and Springfield's Halloween costumes become frighteningly real.

Bart grows very close to Marge, then fears he has become a mama's boy. Meanwhile, Homer gets one of his arms incredibly strong.

When Homer is indifferent to Lisa's Father's Day gift, he tries to win back her affection by becoming a local hero.

Marge joins a group of women, the "Cheery Red Tomatoes", who have a sinister secret. Meanwhile, Lisa discovers a surprisingly enchanting side to Milhouse.

When the Simpsons go to Italy to get a car for Burns, they discover that Sideshow Bob has become a beloved small-town mayor.

Homer suspects that Grampa is not who he seems, and that his true father is a charming British adventurer.

Homer suspects that Grampa is not who he seems, and that his true father is a charming British adventurer.

Bart must go to a disciplinary camp in Oregon, but when he is discovered to be on the no-fly list, Homer must drive him cross-country.

Lisa determines to musically make a gentleman out of Groundskeeper Willie.

In this Emmy ®Award-winning episode, the Simpsons, when trapped in a cave, relate a complicated tale of love and money.

A mother ape decides she loves Bart. Meanwhile, Marge grows attached to the Flanders boys.

In this episode penned by The Office's Ricky Gervais, Homer trades wives with a henpecked British man who falls hard for Marge.

Grampa attempts to commit assisted suicide, fails, and becomes a bullfighter before he realizes the sport is too grisly for him.

Springfield Nuclear outsources to India, and Homer goes mad when he attempts to run the plant.

The Simpsons land at Plymouth Rock, Captain Skinner attempts to fend off a mutiny, and a giant wave demolishes a '70s luxury cruise.

Springfield Elementary is divided between the boys and the girls, and Lisa sneaks over to the other side in disguise to learn math.

Marge loses her memory, and most tragically, forgets why she loves Homer.

Springfield Elementary stops the teaching of evolution.

Homer and Marge agree to become marriage counselors for a troubled local ballplayer and his sultry singing wife.