Lard of the Dance
A sophisticated, intelligent new girl named comes to Springfield Elementary. She is even a hit with Principal Skinner, who lets her organize a school dance. Meanwhile, Homer comes up with a new get-rich-quick scheme: He and Bart will round up as much grease as they can and sell it to a rendering plant.

The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace
Homer quits his job and becomes an inventor. Most of his inventions are a bust, but one of them is worth something, and then Homer finds out he has copied it of Edison, his idol.  He goes to destroy Edison's version of it, but realises he can't in the end.

Bart the Mother
When Bart is hanging out with Nelson, he accidentally kills a bird sitting in her nest. Seeing that the bird has left behind two perfect eggs, Bart is overcome with guilt and takes it upon himself to hatch the baby birds. They turn out to be bird eating lizards though, but  all ends well, as the lizards get rid of the pigeons.

Treehouse of Horror IX
In the first segment, Homer's brain is taken over by Snake when he gets Snake's hair in a transplant. In the second story, Bart and Lisa get sucked through the TV into the land of Itchy and Scratchy in the cartoon world. In the final segment, the appearance of Maggie's first tooth leads to a confession Marge never wanted to make: Homer is not Maggie's real father.

When You Dish Upon a Star
Homer befriends superstar couple Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger and becomes their personal assistant. But when he spills the beans about the celebrities living in Springfield, all the town rushes to meet them and Homer gets fired.  Homer wants his revenge and gets it through telling everyone all the personal info about the celebs.

D'Oh-in' in the Wind
During a search for his roots, Homer meets Seth and Munchie, two aging hippies who lived on a rural commune with his mother. Inspired by their example Homer becomes a flower child, and goes to live with them.  After accidentally ruining their juice business, he makes it up by harvesting their 'weed' to make more juice.

Lisa Gets an 'A'
Lisa got caught up playing games and didn't study for a test, so she buys the answers from Nelson causing her to have the best grade in the history of the school, but goes crazy from guilt. Meanwhile, Homer grows attached to a lobster that he brought home for dinner, naming it Mr. Pinchy, but accidentally kills it by giving it a hot bath.

Homer Simpson in: 'Kidney Trouble'
When Homer refuses to pull the car over and let Grampa go to the bathroom, the old man's kidneys explode. Out of guilt, Homer agrees to donate one of his kidneys to his father, but chickens out and runs.  Eventually he goes back and the operation goes well.

Mayored to the Mob
When Homer saves Mayor Quimby and Star Wars star Mark Hamill's lives during a sci-fi convention riot, the Mayor hires him as his personal bodyguard. At first all goes well, but when the mafia gets to the mayor anyhow, Homer goes back to his regular job...after carrying Mark Hamill to his car.

Viva Ned Flanders
In an attempt to show Flanders a good time, Homer takes him to Las Vegas, where they gamble and drink. After a night of debauchery, the men wake up in a hotel room to discover that they've married 2 cocktail waitresses, so they flee from Las Vegas.

Wild Barts Can't Be Broken
Homer and his buddies start a riot after the Springfield Isotopes win the league championship. Thinking the destruction is the fault of the town's youth, the authorities impose a curfew for everyone under a certain age. The children of Springfield rebel by starting a pirate radio station.

Sunday, Cruddy Sunday
Homer meets a travel agent named Wally Kogen who offers to send him to the Super Bowl for free if he can sign up all of his friends for a special travel package. When they arrive at the scene their tickets turn out to be fake.  Meanwhile Lisa and Marge have fun with some egg painting.

Homer to the Max
When he finds out that a character on the TV show Police Cops is named Homer Simpson, the real Homer decides to change his name to Max Power. The new name earns him new, high-profile friends, who turn out to be tree-huggers, so Homer changes his name back in disgust.

I'm With Cupid
When Apu finds increasingly elaborate ways of expressing his love for his wife, the men of Springfield feel as though they're being shown up in the romance department, so they try to outdo him.

Marge Simpson in: 'Screaming Yellow Honkers'
Homer buys a Canyonero, a giant all-terrain vehicle, then realises he bought the female version, so he gives it to Marge. Marge takes to the vehicle by becoming a more reckless, aggressive driver. She gets her license revoked, but gets it back by using her driving skill to save her husband.

Make Room for Lisa
After having to live in the same room as Bart, Lisa grows an ulcer.  To remedy this she seeks out alternative healing methods, which also bring her and Homer closer together.

Maximum Homerdrive
When Homer accidentally causes the death of a truck driver, he and Bart take over Red's truck to deliver his last load. As they do so, they discover that truckers are running a scam. While they're away, Marge and Lisa buy a new doorbell, which doesn't stop ringing and drives the whole town crazy.

Simpsons Bible Stories
A particularly boring sermon by Reverend Lovejoy sends each member of the Simpson family into his or her own biblical fantasy. Marge imagines herself and Homer as Adam and Eve. Lisa dreams of herself and the other kids of Springfield Elementary as the Israelites in ancient Egypt. In Bart's action-packed fantasy, he is David, fighting Nelson as Goliath's son, Goliath II.

Mom and Pop Art
Homer becomes a conceptual artist, creating striking "outsider art" that catches the eye of a Springfield art dealer. She arranges for Homer to have his own show, but when the Springfield elite gather for the opening, many are disappointed by his work, so he decides to do a grand masterpiece to win everyone's heart.

The Old Man and the 'C' Student
Bart starts visiting Grandpa and the other old people at the Springfield Retirement Castle as part of a community service assignment. The boy tries to scare some life into the old codgers, but finds that they like passing their days peacefully.

Monty Can't Buy Me Love
When a popular, charming billionaire opens a megastore in Springfield, Mr. Burns decides that he wants to be loved, too. With Homer's help, he comes up with a scheme to capture the Loch Ness Monster and bring it to Springfield.

They Saved Lisa's Brain
Lisa joins Mensa, the high I.Q. society. By a twist of fate, the members of Mensa become the leaders of Springfield and try to remake the town in their geeky likeness. But the geniuses can't agree on anything and begin squabbling amongst themselves.

30 Minutes Over Tokyo
After attending a Mega-Savings Seminar where they learn how to save money on everything, the Simpsons take a trip to Tokyo. While there, they lose all of their money and must enter a degrading game show to win tickets back to Springfield.