Treehouse of Horror XIV
Firstly the Grim Reaper has come for Bart, but Homer saves the day by “killing” him, but then becomes the new reaper.  Then Frink wins the Nobel Prize, but laments that his father didn’t get to see him win it before they grew apart so they go look for him.  Last but not least, Bart gets his hands on a magic stopwatch that can freeze time and uses it to mischievous ends.

My Mother the Carjacker
Homer and his mother meet up again through the newspaper, but his mother gets arrested for her old crimes.  Homer busts her out of jail, but unfortunately she gives her own life to get him off the hook.  Or did she?

The President Wore Pearls
Lisa becomes student president, and looks a lot like Evita in the progress, but leads a strike when she finds out Skinner is using her to make his budget cuts look less bad.  Eventually Skinner gives in, and eliminates other things.

The Regina Monologues
When Bart finds $1000, they choose to go to England, where Homer promptly rear-ends the Queen of England with their rented car.  Homer is then held prisoner in the Tower of London. He escapes prison only to be caught again, but he sweet-talks his way out of it.

The Fat and the Furriest
When Homer is caught on tape running away from a large bear at the town dump, he becomes the laughingstock of Springfield. When he confronts the beast, he realizes the bear is tagged with a painful tracking device. Homer reverses course and helps bring the bear to safety.

Today I am A Clown
Krusty comes to realize that he can’t find happiness in life because he never had a Bar Mitzvah, so he reunites with his father (a rabbi) and sets about having one belatedly, leaving Homer to take over his show and make it more political, under Lisa's influence.

’Tis The Fifteenth Season
After seeing "A Christmas Carol" Homer becomes a regular Kriss Kringle, making Ned jealous in the progress.  The two of them decide to battle each other over who becomes the nicest person in Springfield.

Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens, and Gays
An anti-youth lobby is formed in Springfield after a baby riot steam, and threatens to eliminate all child-friendly aspects of the city. Marge takes it upon herself to challenge the growing tide of anti-child sentiment and she fights back with an initiative of her own.

I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot
Homer decides to build a robot that can fight on the mechanical gladiator show. Without the technical skills to build it correctly, Homer decides to put on a robot suit and fight for Bart’s affection. Meanwhile, Lisa is crushed when Snowball III dies, and is further distraught when she can’t keep a large number of replacement cats alive either.

Diatribe of a Mad Housewife
Marge is inspired to write her first book, but Homer shows little interest or support. The book is published, and Homer is upset when the whole town recognizes who the characters are in real-life.

Margical History Tour
When the kids don’t have enough resources to do their research papers for school, Marge gives verbal anecdotes about historical figures, and she regales the gathering with tales of King Henry VIII and his search for a woman who can produce a son, Sacagawea’s providing assistance to the Lewis & Clark expedition, and a very Bart-like Mozart’s feuds with his sister Salieri.

Milhouse Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
Milhouse moves away from town, and Bart comes to realize just how much his pathetic friend means to him, and finds comfort with Lisa until Milhouse returns and the status quo is restored. Meanwhile, Homer becomes a really adept panhandler, and earns enough to buy Marge diamond earrings.

Smart & Smarter
When Maggie is accepted into a gifted preschool Lisa feels she has lost her identity as ‘the smart one’ and finds herself mis-teaching Maggie on purpose. In the end they discover that Maggie isn’t a genius, Lisa was subconsciously feeding her answers through hand gestures.

The Ziff Who Came to Dinner
The Simpsons discover the squatter living in their attic is Artie Ziff, who then manipulates things so Homer goes to prison for his fraudulent crimes. After a night of passion with Selma, Artie sees the error of his selfish ways and sets Homer free.

Co-Dependent’s Day
Thinking she is an alcoholic, after Homer frames her for drunk driving, Marge enters rehab and soon realizes that she is not in fact addicted to alcohol, but instead to spending time with Homer. Meanwhile, Bart and Lisa confront a famous Star Wars-esque filmmaker about his latest film, who then goes off to once again find his storytelling roots.

Wandering Juvie
When Bart scams the town out of wedding presents he is finally sent to a juvenile detention centre. While he is tethered to a female inmate she escapes and the two of them go on the lam.  When caught She takes the blame and Bart is set free.

My Big Fat Geek Wedding
Right before the long awaited wedding of Mrs. Krabappel and Principal Skinner, Edna finds out that Seymour has doubts and calls off the wedding.  Homer helps Skinner try and win her back, which doesn't work, while Marge tries to console Edna.

Catch ‘Em If You Can
When Marge and Homer are caught by Bart and Lisa having a romantic weekend in Miami instead of having a boring family visit to Dayton, the kids embark on a cross country journey in order to hunt them down and ruin their vacation.

Simple Simpson
Homer becomes a masked vigilante known as “The Pie Man” when he pies Springfield’s miscreants. Lisa asks him to retire when she discovers what he is up to, although she respects what he is doing. Can he stay out of trouble when Burns tries to influence him?

The Way We Weren’t
When Homer admits that Marge was not his first kiss, we flash back to Homer in summer camp where his first kiss was with an anonymous girl, who he never saw again.  the Marge recounts her first kiss, and it turns out they were in love with each other even then.

Bart-Mangled Banner
When Bart accidentally moons the American flag, and the aftermath, they are sent to Alcatraz.  They manage to escape and make a life for themselves in France, but miss their homes, so they return as immigrants.

Fraudcast News
In order to end the negative view the public has of him, Mr. Burns buys all of media outlets to brainwash the people of Springfield.  Lisa gives out her own newspaper though, and is the only honest paper around, so Burns tries to get her out of the way, but Homer comes through for her in the end.