The Simpsons

When Comic Book Guy creates a character that will be made into a Hollywood movie, Homer is cast in the lead. He gets physically fit with the help of a personal trainer, only to regain the weight he lost when the trainer leaves for another job--wreaking havoc on the film.

When Bart tries to loosen up his teacher by spiking her coffee, he gets her so drunk she loses her job. He tries to make it up to her by helping her open a muffin store, but she discovers the truth.

When all the males in Springfield become addicted to a violent TV sport, Marge agrees to fight the founder of the league in hopes of getting it off the air. Worried that she may not survive, Homer makes sure she trains with the toughest men in Springfield.

In this annual terror-themed trilogy, Bart and Lisa cause carnage in the school in a Hitchock-themed segment, Krusty's new hamburger made from mad cows turns the town into zombies, and Moe falls for Marge in a creepy Broadway musical.

Homer becomes his buddy Carl's assistant, which leads to a fabulous trip to Paris but strains the Simpsons' marriage. Meanwhile, Marge inadvertently does cheesecake poses for a charity calendar.

Bart discovers there was an even more awesome prankster than he, and determines to track him down, only to find he is a sad loser living in his mother's house (and voiced by Jonah Hill).

Lisa joins a group of teenage wiccans, only to wind up in a witch trial conducted according to ancient Springfield laws.

Bart realizes that Lisa has a bond with Maggie that he will never have, because he has no brother. He tries to adopt one, but finds having a brother can bring as much pain as pleasure.

Grampa meets a newspaper columnist who chronicles his life in the local paper. Meanwhile, Bart takes home a beloved class doll, and Lisa loses it down a sewer.

Krusty gets a new sidekick--a Disney-style princess who proves too popular for Krusty's liking. Meanwhile, Homer and his friends consider working at another power plant.

Homer wins a million dollars in the lottery, but bought the ticket while he was supposed to be helping his wife, so he can't spend the money without her getting furious at him.

Hoping to rekindle the romance in their marriage, Homer and Marge take up curling. But when they make the US Olympic demonstration team, Marge's superior skills cause an enormous rift between them.

Lisa discovers the diary of an ancestor that reveals the Simpson family was in the underground railroad before the Civil War.

When Bart realizes he can exploit Marge and Homer's differences, it nearly breaks their marriage apart.

Bart meets a girl with whom he is alternately infatuated and infuriated. Meanwhile, Lisa discovers she has a secret supporter.

Hoping to make Homer more religious, Ned Flanders invites the Simpsons on a trip to the Holy Land.

An office party at Mr. Burns' mansion turns into a drunken riot--landing Burns in jail.

Homer befriends Chief Wiggum, then gets uncomfortable when the friendship gets too close.

In the wake of a freak windstorm rocking Springfield, a beached whale washes up on shore.

When Homer's unattended bag causes a bomb scare at Springfield Union station, the town introduces draconian security measures.

A mysterious letter leads Homer, Apu and Reverend Lovejoy to suspect their marriages are in serious trouble.

The Simpsons get a new next-door neighbor, who, despite all appearances, Bart believes to be SIDESHOW BOB!

Moe proves himself so witty and acerbic judging an Ugly Dog contest he is invited to judge American Idol.