The Simpsons

Bart celebrates the most shocking birthday party of his entire life -- one that might just change everyone in Springfield forever.

The Simpsons encounter death on vacation at a high-end resort.

Lisa has a misadventure in the dark world of Capital City's downtown art scene.

An unearthed corpse opens up a cold case from Springfield in the 1980s.

Giant monsters created by political rage threaten to tear the town apart; a Victorian Mr. Burns is jump-scared on Thanksgiving by the ghosts of his abused workers; Homer bonds with a pair of extra-terrestrial jeans.

Luann realizes how attractive she is after her wine obsession results in an injury; Homer feels ashamed when he is called out for refusing to get tampons for Marge.

A tattooed man at a mysterious night circus transports Lisa into three strange stories from the innocent 1950s, the chilling retro-present and a brutalist future where prestige TV rules the world.

The Simpsons are trapped on a flight with the most unruly passengers in America.

After a fight in an escape room, Krusty's aunt fixes Homer's relationship with Patty and Selma.

The new and improved Pin Pals travel to Capital City for their first ever state bowling championship.

Marge and Smithers team up to become wine-forging Robin Hoods.

When Bart and Lisa stop watching Itchy and Scratchy together, Marge fears that they'll start to drift apart.

Bart dips his toe into the world of celebrity DJ-ing; Homer finally pushes Flanders too far.

Springfield becomes hooked on a miracle weight loss drug -- all except Homer.

Marge's nice-lady reputation is on the line when an unknown blackmailer threatens to expose the angry woman she is inside.

After Grampa and Moe recruit a Macedonian slugger to play in Springfield, it strains their friendship and the very integrity of baseball.

Homer reinvigorates a celebrity chef's lost passion for food -- with some help from the mob.

Homer and Grampa team up to create a new sport that rivals pickleball, until Homer kicks Grampa off.