The Simpsons

Homer is sent to jail after a booze-free brawl at the Springfield St. Patrick's Day parade.

In order to save up money to buy a cell phone, Bart takes a job at a country club retrieving golf balls. While at the course, Bart watches celebrities, including Leary playing a round.

When Lenny wins the lottery and invites the Simpson family to a celebratory party at a posh hotel, Bart meets his doppelganger, Simon Woosterfield, who happens to be a member of the richest family in Springfield.

Three chilling tales of Halloween horror unwind in THE SIMPSONS annual "Treehouse of Horror" Halloween special.

When the Simpson family takes a road trip to a cabin in the woods, a series of flashbacks depict Homer and Marge's blissful courtship and their early married years.

Lisa discovers her amazing talent for doing crossword puzzles and becomes an expert cruciverbalist, and she soon enters a citywide crossword puzzle tournament.

The Simpson family takes a trip to the Mapple Store at the Springfield Mall where Lisa gets her very own Mypod, and Bart interrupts an announcement from Steve Mobbs with his own voiceover, causing pandemonium to break loose in the store.

During the annual billionaires' retreat, Mr. Burns wins the "Austin Celtics" in a casual game of poker. While visiting a game in Dallas, Mr. Burns witnesses the antics of Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban.

Lisa befriends a highly creative girl (Emily Blunt) who develops, with Lisa, a fantasy world only the two of them share. As they go deeper and deeper into their make-believe universe, Marge becomes concerned.

Homer finds out that he actually won the senior class president election, and he gets an opportunity to find out how his life would have been different if it had happened.

Bart and his fellow underachievers are taken on a "field trip" to Capital City so that they can miss the standardized test, and Homer makes sure that nothing bad happens until their insurance goes back into effect.

The Simpsons spend way too much money on an annual Mardi Gras bash, and when the rate on their home equity loan goes up they lose their home to the bank.

In this satire of the DaVinci code, when Homer briefly leaves Maggie outside a convent, the nuns take her in and refuse to give her back. Trying to recover her sister, Lisa uncovers a plot involving a mystical gem, the founding fathers, and Principal Skinner's mother's minivan.

The Simpsons let Grampa down and agree to do one thing he's always wanted. They fly to Ireland to visit a pub Grampa loved as a young man, and wind up buying it, only to find that the Irish no longer want to hang out in pubs. The Simpsons bring Moe over to give them advice, and he suggests they allowg in the pub, which runs them afoul of Irish law.

Homer and Marge discover that due to a problem with Reverend Lovejoy's certification, they are not legally married. They schedule a large, fancy wedding--and then Homer disappears right before the ceremony.

Moe meets a beautiful woman online who turns out to be three feet tall. He falls deeply in love but finds that his own shortcomings are too great for the relationship to survive. Meanwhile, Homer finds a new playground for Maggie that seems idyllic--until she runs into some baby bullies.

Bart gets Milhouse to take the rap for a prank at school, and then blows him off when he falls for a cute 5th grade do-gooder, prompting Milhouse's wrath. Meanwhile, Lisa begins taking "happy pills" to improve her negative outlook.

When Homer observes first-hand how poor a student Bart is, and how unpopular Lisa is, he tries to get more involved with his children's lives. Meanwhile, Marge discovers a secret in the Simpsons house.

To get their kids into a better school, Homer and Marge rent a small apartment in an upscale neighborhood. They discover that the intimacy of the apartment rekindles the spark in their marriage. Guest voice: Elliot Page.

While getting a mani-pedi, Marge and Lisa swap stories featuring powerful women through history: Queen Elizabeth I, Snow White, Lady Macbeth, and Ayn Rand. Guest voice: Jodie Foster.

After an economic calamity, residents of nearby Ogdenville begin emigrating to Springfield. They are hard-working and polite, but Homer and his friends quickly tire of them and form a border brigade to keep them out.