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1. Stark Raving Dad
2. Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington
3. When Flanders Failed
4. Bart the Murderer
5. Homer Defined
6. Like Father, Like Clown
7. Treehouse of Horror II
8. Lisa's Pony
9. Saturdays of Thunder
10. Flaming Moe's
11. Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk
12. I Married Marge
13. Radio Bart
14. Lisa the Greek
15. Homer Alone
16. Bart the Lover
17. Homer at the Bat
18. Separate Vocations
19. Dog of Death
20. Colonel Homer
21. Black Widower
22. The Otto Show
23. Bart's Friend Falls in Love
24. Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?
Stark Raving Dad
When he wears a pink shirt to work, Homer gets seen as a nut and sent to an insane asylum. While there, Homer meets a man who claims to be Michael Jackson. Homer and 'Michael' become friends. Meanwhile, Lisa celebrates her eighth birthday all alone. With "Michael's" help, Bart writes a special song for Lisa's birthday, and then the man comes clean about who he really is

Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington
Lisa enters an essay contest and wins a trip for the whole family to go to Washington, D.C. While there, her faith in democracy is shattered when she witnesses a congressman accepting a bribe. In her desire to uphold this nation's ideals, Lisa decides to expose the corrupt official, and in doing so has him arrested in a sting operation.

When Flanders Failed
Ned Flanders decides to open his own business, the leftorium. Homer, filled with resentment towards Flanders, hopes that he fails. The business does indeed fail and Flanders goes broke. Wracked with guilt, Homer enlists all of the left-handed people he knows (including Mr. Burns and Moe) to buy Flander's wares and save his neighbor from financial ruin.

Bart the Murderer
When he crashes his skateboard into the stairwell of the Legitimate Businessman's Social Club, Bart falls in with a particularly bad crowd: the Springfield Mafia. He starts working for them.  When Principal Skinner disappears, and the mafia is the ast to have seen him alive, Bart gets blamed for Skinner's disappearance

Homer Defined
During a near-fatal meltdown at The Power Plant, Homer guesses at which button to push and saves the day. Aristotle Amadopolis, owner of the Shelbyville Power Plant, invites Homer to make a speech for the employees at his plant, and Homer is once again faced with a meltdown. He does the same thing again, and quickly loses his hero status as it turns out he was just lucky.

Like Father Like Clown
During a tear-filled dinner at the Simpsons' house, Krusty the Clown reveals that he is the estranged son of an Orthodox Jewish Rabbi. It seems that Krusty's father, Rabbi Krustofski, never accepted his son's profession, and disowned him years ago. Bart and Lisa decide to reunite the two men.

Treehouse of Horror II
After eating piles and piles of Halloween candy, Bart, Lisa and Homer have nightmares that haunt them all night. Lisa dreams that the family goes on a trip to Morocco and buys a cursed monkey paw that grants its owner three wishes. Homer dreams that Mr. Burns steals his brain for a giant robot he's building. Bart's dream, in which he has the power to read minds and affect people with his thoughts, seems less like a nightmare at first. But eventually, he realizes he's used his powers for evil and repents.

Lisa's Pony
When Homer disappoints Lisa one too many times, he tries to make it up to her with one grand gesture: He buys her a pony. Lisa is thrilled, but Homer and Marge are shocked to discover how expensive maintaining the animal can be. Homer is forced to take on another job working the graveyard shift at the Kwik-E-Mart to pay the bills. When she realizes her father is overworked, Lisa decides to give up her pony.

Saturdays of Thunder
Bart becomes deeply immersed in competitive soapbox racing while Homer begins to realize that he's not as good a father as he thought. After attending a lecture at National Fatherhood Institute, Homer becomes a more attentive father, helping Bart build the ultimate soapbox racer. owever, Bart decides to race Martin's soapbox as it gives him a better chance of beating Nelson.

Flaming Moe's
Homer invents a bizarre drink he calls the Flaming Homer. It's so good that Moe steals his recipe, renames it the Flaming Moe, and uses it to make his bar the new hot spot. Meanwhile, Homer is so angered by Moe's stealing of his idea that he sabotages Moe's chance to sell the recipe.

Burns Verkaufen Der Kraftwerk
Mr. Burns sells The Springfield Nuclear Power Plant for $100 million. The buyers are two wealthy German investors who promptly fire Homer and other employees. After a confrontation with Homer and others at Moe's, Mr. Burns realizes he should never have sold the plant. After negotiations, Burns buys back the plant and re-hires Homer, plotting to get revenge on him in the future.

I Married Marge
It's a walk down memory lane as Homer and Marge recount their early years for Bart and Lisa. Back in 1980, a young Homer and Marge are forced to get married. But married life is difficult for the young couple and Homer decides to leave Marge until he is able to provide the sort of life he thinks she deserves. Marge tracks Homer down at his new joband the two agree to stick it out and build a family together.

Radio Bart
Homer buys Bart a microphone for his birthday. Bart thinks it's the lamest gift in the world until he realizes he can play some great pranks with it. One of his pranks backfires when the entire town comes to the rescue of "Timmy O'Toole," the little boy Bart pretends has fallen down a well. Realizing things have gotten out of hand, Bart tries to undo his prank, but winds up falling down the well himself, forcing him to tell everyone the truth.

Lisa the Greek
Homer discovers that Lisa has an uncanny ability to pick winning football teams. Soon, the two of them spend every Sunday afternoon together, betting on football games and winning, making Lisa feel closer to Homer than ever, until she realises he only uses her for gambling.  She refuses to pick the winner of the Superbowl, until Homer promises to spend time with her outside of football season as well.

Homer Alone
Marge has a nervous breakdown and is sent to Rancho Relaxo resort for some much-needed rest and relaxation. Bart and Lisa are to stay with their aunts Patty and Selma while Homer must take care of Maggie himself. Maggie escapes in search of Marge, but is brought back by the police, and when they go to pick up Marge they make her promise to never leave them again.

Bart the Lover
During a particularly long detention jag, Bart discovers that his teacher, Mrs. Krabappel, has placed a personal ad looking for love. Thinking it would be funny to string her along, Bart writes her a love letter. Mrs. Krabappel falls madly in love with the person Bart invented, and he eventually realises he has to end this little prank.

Homer at the Bat
Mr. Burns makes a huge bet with Aristotle Amadopolis that the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant team will beat the Shelbyville Nuclear Power Plant team in the softball championships. To ensure victory, Burns hires a number of ringers to replace the plant employees he cut from the team. But as game day approaches, the pros all succumb to various strange ailments and accidents, so in the end it is mainly the original team that wins the game.

Separate Vocations
After taking career aptitude tests, Lisa discovers that the occupation she's best suited for is homemaker while Bart is pegged as a future police officer. Lisa rebels to this and becomes a bad girl, while Bart becomes the new hall-monitor and loves the authority.  Then Bart finds out what Lisa has been doing, but instead of telling Skinner, he takes the blame himself.

Dog of Death
Santa's Little Helper is rushed to the hospital to undergo an emergency operation which is too expensive for Homer to pay.  They all have to make sacrifices and start resenting the dog for it, until he runs away to become one of mr. Burns his guard dogs.  After realising how much they miss him Bart finds him, and brings him back into a loving home.

Colonel Homer
Homer and Marge have a fight after attending a boring movie and Homer drives off angry. As he drives, he pulls up to a honky-tonk bar where he meets an aspiring country music singer named Lurleen Lumpkin. Homer becomes her manager, at first not aware of Lurleen's feelings for him.  Eventually he tells Lurleen to get a different manager and returns to Marge.

Black Widower
Selma agrees to marry her prison pen pal, Sideshow Bob. Bart and Lisa are terrified of their soon-to-be new uncle, even though Bob seems to have changed his ways. Bart's suspicion pays off when Bob tries to kill Aunt Selma on their honeymoon. Bart foils the plot and it's back to prison for Bob, back to spinsterhood for Selma.

The Otto Show
Otto arrives late to school with the bus, because he was showing Bart how to play the guitar, and is fired until he can get a new license from the DMV. He ends up losing everything and starts to live at the Simpsons house. Based on their mutual dislike for Homer, Patty approves Otto's new license and Otto is allowed to drive the school bus again.

Bart's Friend Falls in Love
Milhouse gets a girlfriend, Samantha Stankey, but Bart becomes jealous and decides to tell Samantha's father about it. Samantha is packed off to Catholic school and Milhouse is heartbroken.  After Bart confesses, they visit Samantha at her new school and say their goodbyes

Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?
Homer's half-brother Herb Powell returns, ruined after Homer's design for a car.  He has an idea that can bring him back to the top, and all he needs is a little money to get started, which he lends of Homer and Marge. When Herb's business takes off, he buys Homer and the whole family lavish gifts to thank them.