Beyond Blunderdome
When Homer and Marge attend a test screening of Mel Gibson's remake of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Homer gives the film a mercilessly rough critique. Rather than be angered by Homer's remarks, Gibson decides to hire him as a consultant on the script rewrites.

Brother's Little Helper
After Bart is caught performing another destructive act, Homer and Marge put him on medication. At first it turns him into the very model of manners and efficiency. But the drug has some strange side effects, and Bart becomes paranoid.

Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner
Homer gets the perfect side job when he becomes the chief restaurant critic for The Springfield Shopper newspaper. He loves the perks, but can barely write a complete sentence. When Lisa helps out by ghosting his columns, Homer becomes the most powerful--and feared--critic in town.

Treehouse of Horror X
In the first segment, Marge accidentally kills Ned Flanders while driving late at night. In the second story, Bart and Lisa become superheroes after getting zapped by radiation. . In the final segment, Homer forgets to make the Power Plant Y2K compliant and accidentally brings about the complete destruction of the town.

E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt)
Homer begins challenging everyone around him to duels after he sees a Zorro film at the Googoplex. Most people back down, until Homer meets an old-fashioned Colonel who takes him up on his dare. Unable to get out of the contest with the Colonel, Homer and his family flee to the country, where they become farmers.

Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder
Homer breaks his tea party date with Maggie to go bowling, and bowls a perfect 300 and attracts the attention of the media. Because of his accomplishment, Homer becomes a celebrity, but fame proves fickle and Homer quickly goes from Man of the Moment to Where Are They Now?

Eight Misbehavin
Apu and his wife decide to have a baby. Their attempts to conceive prove successful--very successful: Nine months later, Manjula gives birth to octuplets.  With too little money to take care of them they sign a deal with the Springfield Zoo.

Take My Wife, Sleaze
Homer wins a motorcycle, and starts his own gang.  Unfortunately he chooses the same name as another gang, and to make him pay for the plagiary the other gang stays in the house and when they leave, take Marge with them.

Grift of the Magi
A corporate business takes over the school, and with the help of the students create a new toy, which is programmed to destroy all the other toys around.  Bart and Lisa set out to save the old toys and prevent the new one from taking over.

Little Big Mom
When Marge breaks her leg in a skiing accident, it's up to Lisa to run the Simpson household in her mother's absence. Homer and Bart don't do a thing and the house turns into a pig sty.  Lisa is so angry at Homer and Bart's lack of consideration that she decides to play a trick on them.

Faith Off
When a prank goes tragically awry, Homer is forced to live with a bucket full of super glue gets stuck on his head. They attend a revival and there Bart is able to remove the bucket, so he is seen as a boy with the power.  Believing this himself he tries to make faith more interesting for all of Springfield, until it turns out he is just a boy anyhow.

The Mansion Family
After receiving an award for being Springfield's oldest citizen, Mr. Burns decides to take a trip with Mr. Smithers to the Mayo Clinic for a complete check-up. While he's away, he asks the Simpson family to look after his mansion.

Saddlesore Galactica
During a trip to the State Fair, Homer and Bart save a diving horse named Duncan. To help pay for the horse's food and care, Bart comes up with the idea of turning Duncan into a racehorse, which leads to a remake of Duncan's looks, and resentment of the other jockeys.

Alone Again Natura-Diddily
On the Springfield race track's opening day, all of Springfield gathers to see the racing action. During a routine T-shirt promotion during the intermission, Maude Flanders is knocked from atop the stadium bleachers and crashes to her death. Homer tries to help Ned by sending a video in to a dating agency, but in the end what helps him through is Christian rock...in a way

Missionary Impossible
Homer anonymously pledges $10,000 to PBS to save  his favourite British sitcom. As he cannot pay, Homer is forced to flee for his life. Seeking sanctuary at the Church, Reverend Lovejoy smuggles Homer out and makes him a missionary, so he can flee the country.

Pygmoelian
Moe competes for top honours at a Duff Beer festival and wins a chance to appear in a Duff calendar. When the calendar finally comes out, Moe's face is covered with a giant sticker due to his hideous ugliness. Despondent, Moe goes in for some much-needed plastic surgery and emerges from the operation with a smooth, handsome face.

Bart to the Future
During a family outing to an Indian-owned casino, Bart sees a vision of his future. Flash forward thirty years: Bart is crashing on Ralph Wiggum's couch, trying his hardest to make it as a rock guitarist. His sister has just been elected the first straight woman President of the United States and Homer and Marge are trying to dig up Lincoln's gold.

Days of Wine and D'Ohses
After a really embarrassing birthday party, Barney decides to go sober and take helicopter flying lessons. Meanwhile, back at the Simpson house, Bart and Lisa enter a competition to create a new cover for the Springfield phone book. Finding an old camera, they set out to snap the winning photo.

Kill the Alligator and Run
Homer's sanity is at stake (yet again), so the Simpsons decide to take a nice vacation. But as the Simpson family arrives in Florida for Homer's recovery, they realize the state has been invaded by Spring Breakers, where Homer enjoys getting drunk and then later on accidentally kills the local alligator.

Last Tap Dance in Springfield
During an outing at the mall, Homer gets his eyes examined while Marge and Lisa go see a film about tango dancers, Lisa is inspired to get dance lessons. Lisa, however, does not prove to be the most talented of dancers. Meanwhile, Bart and Milhouse sneak out of their camping trip and decide to spend a week in the mall.

It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge
Otto is getting married, but as it turns out his fiancé Becky doesn't like heavy metal music so he leaves her standing at the altar.  Becky stays with the Simpsons for a while and turns out to be the perfect help in the house, making Marge paranoid and fearing her own use.

Behind the Laughter
A special behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of "the first family of American laughter." As the story unfolds, we learn of Homer Simpsons' humble beginnings and the demo tape that made him famous. Unable to get his videotape seen by any big time network execs, the family turns to FOX. The Simpsons quickly became an enormous hit, the future looking bright. But success comes at a great price and all the baggy pants in MC Hammer's old house can't save the family from themselves. Homer's addiction to painkillers, the tax problems, Bart's reckless behaviour - it all spelled trouble for the show and the family. How did they ever pull through? With style and class. And a little help from their friends.