| 19 – 6 |
“Dead Putting Society“ |
Homer and Flanders put their sons against each other in the miniature golf tournament |
| 22 – 9 |
“Itchy & Scratchy & Marge“ |
Marge campaigns against the violence in Itchy & Scratchy |
| 23 – 10 |
“Bart Gets Hit by a Car“ |
First appearances of Lionel Hutz and Dr. Nick Riviera as Bart sues Burns for running him over |
| 25 – 12 |
“The Way We Was“ |
Set in 1974, Homer meets Marge for the first time and tries to take her to the prom |
| 28 – 15 |
“Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?“ |
Homer finds his half brother (Danny DeVito), who gives him the chance to design a car for his company |
| 32 – 19 |
“Lisa’s Substitute“ |
Lisa falls for substitute teacher, Mr. Bergstrom (Dustin Hoffman). Bart runs for class president. “Mrs. Krabappel, you’re trying to seduce me.” |
| 40 – 5 |
“Homer Defined“ |
Homer accidentally prevents a nuclear disaster |
| 45 – 10 |
“Flaming Moe’s“ |
Moe steals Homer’s cocktail recipe |
| 49 – 14 |
“Lisa the Greek“ |
Homer bonds with Lisa over her ability to pick winning football bets |
| 52 – 17 |
“Homer at the Bat“ |
Burns brings in ringers to win the baseball game |
| 59 – 24 |
“Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?“ |
Homer’s brother invents a baby translator to recover his wealth |
| 69 – 10 |
“Lisa’s First Word“ |
Set against the 1984 Olympics, young Bart feels put out by the new baby, Lisa |
| 70 – 11 |
“Homer’s Triple Bypass“ |
Homer faces death after a heart attack |
| 76 – 17 |
“Last Exit to Springfield“ |
Homer leads the Power Plant workers on strike. “Dental plan! Lisa needs braces…” |
| 78 – 19 |
“The Front“ |
Bart and Lisa write episodes of Itchy and Scratchy |
| 83 – 2 |
“Cape Feare“ |
The Simpsons enter the witness protection programme but Sideshow Bob finds them |
| 84 – 3 |
“Homer Goes to College“ |
Homer has to gain a degree but treats it like Animal House |
| 90 – 9 |
“The Last Temptation of Homer“ |
Homer and new colleague Mindy fall for each other |
| 103 – 22 |
“Secrets of a Successful Marriage“ |
Homer shares personal secrets as a marriage guidance teacher. “Just eat the damn orange!” |
| 107 – 4 |
“Itchy & Scratchy Land“ |
The Simpsons visit the Itchy & Scratchy theme park |
| 118 – 15 |
“Homie the Clown“ |
Homer impersonates Krusty after graduating from his clown school |
| 121 – 18 |
“A Star Is Burns“ |
Springfield holds a film festival. Football in the groin! |
| 124 – 21 |
“The PTA Disbands“ |
The teachers go on strike over funding. “Oh, but the taxes! The finger thing means the taxes!” |
| 127 – 24 |
“Lemon of Troy“ |
Shelbyville steals Springfield’s lemon tree |
| 135 – 7 |
“King-Size Homer“ |
Homer purposely becomes obese to work from home “Sorry, your fingers are too fat for this phone. Mash the keypad to obtain a special dialing wand.” |
| 137 – 9 |
“Sideshow Bob’s Last Gleaming“ |
Sideshow Bob threatens to set off a bomb unless TV is switched off |
| 140 – 12 |
“Team Homer“ |
Homer, Apu, Moe and Otto play in a bowling league |
| 152 – 24 |
“Homerpalooza“ |
Homer becomes the freak attraction at a music festival. “Billy Corgan, Smashing Pumpkins.” “Homer Simpson, smiling politely.” |
| 153 – 25 |
“Summer of 4 Ft. 2“ |
Lisa pretends to be cool to new friends on holiday |
| 163 – 10 |
“The Springfield Files“ |
Mulder and Scully investigate Homer’s alien-sighting |
| 169 – 16 |
“Brother from Another Series“ |
Sideshow Bob is being framed by his brother Cecil (Niles) for embezzlement |
| 171 – 18 |
“Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment“ |
Homer bootlegs booze during prohibition |
| 191 – 13 |
“The Joy of Sect“ |
Townsfolk are brainwashed by “The Movementarians.” Hoverbikes! |
