Who Shot Mr. Burns (part 2)
Mr. Burns' assailant is finally revealed. At first, all signs point to Smithers, but new evidence emerges that clears Smithers, and Homer Simpson becomes the main suspect.  Mr. Burns wakes up just in time to reveal Maggie Simpson shot him after a tug-of-war over a lollypop.

Radioactive Man
Springfield is chosen as the shooting location for the Radioactive Man film and all the children are invited to audition for the role of Radioactive Man's sidekick. The producers select Milhouse, who soon grows disenchanted with the movie-making process. After they go way over budget because of fictitious taxes, the whole project is cancelled.

Bart Sells His Soul
Bart decides to sell his soul to Milhouse for five dollars. Bart wants his soul back and it is given back to him Lisa, who bought it for him.  Meanwhile, Moe transforms his tavern into a family restaurant.

Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily
When Bart is sent home from school with head lice and Lisa loses her shoes, Marge and Homer are accused of being negligent parents and their kids are taken away to be placed in the foster care of the Flanders family.  Homer and Marge get them back just in time, before they are baptised.

Lisa the Vegetarian
Lisa realizes that it's wrong to eat animals after a long petting session with a baby lamb at a local zoo. After fighting everyone over it, and trying to convince them, she realises she must tolerate the beliefs of others.

Treehouse of Horror VI
In this year's blood-chilling blockbuster boo-fest, the Simpsons celebrate Halloween with three visions of terror. First, Springfield is destroyed by a band of angry, marauding billboard icons. In the second segment, Groundskeeper Willie kills off the students of Springfield Elementary one-by-one. In the third segment, Homer steps into an alternate dimension, where he becomes a 3-D rendering.

King-Size Homer
Sick of the workaday grind at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, Homer comes up with a scheme to gain enough weight to be classified as disabled, thereby earning the right to work from home.  He accidentally nearly causes a meltdown, and after saving the day realises that his less fat figure was better after all

Mother Simpson
Homer's long-lost mother returns to the Simpson family. It turns out that Mother Simpson is a fugitive from the law and has spent the last quarter century in hiding. Realizing that it wasn't such a good idea to emerge from the underground, Mother Simpson bids her son and his family good-bye and returns to her secret life.

Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming
Lax prison security makes it possible for Sideshow Bob to escape from prison. This time, he's less interested in killing Bart Simpson as he is in knocking out Springfield's television stations, threatening Springfield with an A-bomb attack if they don't comply.  Bart foils Bob's plans yet again.

The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular
To celebrate the momentous 138th episode of The Simpsons, Troy McClure hosts a retrospective of classic moments and never-before-seen outtakes.

Marge Be Not Proud
Bart wants a new video game called "Bonestorm" more than anything in the world. He steals one from the department store, but gets caught in the act. After the incident, Marge doesn't punish Bart, but she does ignore him a bit. Bart finds a way to make up for it, and Marge forgives him

Team Homer
Homer forms the Pin Pals, a bowling team, which is greatly successful until Mr. Burns joins. Meanwhile, Principal Skinner implements a school-wide dress code when Bart shows up to school in a MAD Magazine T-shirt, but when it rains the grey of the uniform changes into every colour of the rainbow.

Two Bad Neighbours
Former President Bush becomes the newest resident of Evergreen Terrace, but Homer and Bart get off on the wrong foot with them. Bush spanks Bart after the boy destroys his memoirs, and from that moment on it's war between Homer and Bush.  Eventually Bush moves out, and former president Gerald Ford moves in.

Scenes From the Class Struggle in Springfield
After a chance encounter with an old high school acquaintance, Marge finds herself and her family invited to an ultra-exclusive country club. Homer finds he is a natural at golf, and each of them find something good in the club, but in the end they realise they'd rather stick to their own kind.

Bart the Fink
Bart messes with Krusty the Clown's life yet again, this time getting his idol busted for tax fraud. Krusty crashes his plane into a mountain, killing himself. While mourning Krusty's death, Bart and Lisa start getting the sneaky suspicion that the clown actually faked his own death to avoid the taxman.

Lisa the Iconoclast
Springfield prepares for the town's bicentennial celebration. Lisa discovers some new data about Jebediah Springfield, which would harm his image, but she allows the people of Springfield to go on celebrating Jebediah anyway, since the great man's legacy is more important than the actual facts of his life.

Homer The Smithers
Mr. Burns' assistant, Waylon Smithers, nearly works himself into a nervous breakdown and is forced to go on a vacation, while Homer is left to take over his job.  Mr. Burns learns how to take care of himself, and fires Smithers, but then homer injures him, so that Smithers gets his old job back.

A Fish Called Selma
After a series of sordid tabloid scandals involving marine life, Troy McClure needs some quick damage control, and starts to date Selma. Shortly after the nuptials, Troy insists they have a baby for good publicity. Selma doesn't want to bring a child into the world for that, so she ends the charade then and there and returns to her normal life.

The Day the Violence Died
Bart and Lisa befriend Chester J. Lampwick, a homeless man who claims to have invented the cartoon cat and mouse, only to have his idea stolen by Roger Meyers.  Chester successfully sues the company, thus rendering them bankrupt.  The cartoon is saved though, but not by Bart or Lisa...

Bart on the Road
A day spent with Aunts Patty and Selma at the DMV leads to a fake ID for Bart and a cross-country road trip for his friends. After Bart's rental car is destroyed, the boys are trapped in Knoxville. Only Lisa can save the day, but she needs to enlist the help of her new best buddy, Homer, to get them back home.

22 Short Films About Springfield
In this breakneck tour through a day in the life of Springfield, we learn that a lot goes on in a little town in some state, somewhere in America.

Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in 'The Curse of the Flying Hellfish'
After Grandpa's old army buddy passes away, the biggest secret in old Abe's life is revealed. He and Mr. Burns are the 2 last remaining members of the Flying Hellfish, a group of soldier that stashed away nazi fortune left to the last to survive.

Much Apu About Nothing
When Proposition 24, an anti-immigrant law, is put into effect, Apu risks being deported as an illegal alien. Lisa finds he can take a test to become a legal citizen, and passes, so is allowed to stay in Springfield.

Homerpalooza
Homer gets grungy when he becomes a sideshow performer at Hullabalooza, an alternative rock festival. Homer's performance consists of using his enormous gut as a target for cannonballs, but when it threatens to destroy his life, he goes back to his family.

Summer of 4 ft. 2
When her family goes away to a beach house for the weekend, Lisa decides to transform herself into a new, cooler person. Soon, Lisa befriends Erin, a cool but disaffected local kid, and her friends. Bart is seething with jealousy and shows Erin and her friends Lisa's elementary school yearbook to prove what a good student and a goody-goody his sister really is. Bart's plan backfires, however, when Lisa's new friends turn out to like her anyway, even if she is a nerd.