The Simpsons
Subtitle: The complete third season
By: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Contributors: Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation; Twentieth Century-Fox Home Entertainment
Edition: Collector's ed.
Publisher: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Published: 2003
Place of publication: [Beverly Hills, CA]
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 551
Subjects: Drama; Simpsons (Fictitious characters); Animated television programs; Television comedies
Other titles: Simpsons (Television program). Season 3.
Notes: Contains the complete third season with all 24 episodes, originally broadcast 1991-1992.

Container title.

Special features: commentary by creator Matt Groening on every episode; additional commentaries by producer James L. Brooks, writers, actors, and directors on selected episodes; pop-up bonus trivia; audio outtakes from cast and guest stars; Butterfinger commercials; Bart's Thanksgiving Day parade appearance; Matt Groening storyboards; scene-specific interactive sketches; Simpsons Jukebox (13 songs) and more.

Creator, Matt Groening.

Voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Yeardley Smith, Nancy Cartwright.

DVD player required.

Closed captioned.

5 language audio selections for "Treehouse of Horror II" episode (English, Spanish, French, Polish and Czech. Subtitled in English or Spanish. Includes English 5.1 Dolby digital, Spanish Dolby surround, French Dolby surround.
Table of contents: title: Stark raving dad; title: Mr. Lisa goes Washington; title: When Flanders failed; title: Bart the murderer; title: Homer defined; title: Like father, like clown; title: Treehouse of horror II; title: Lisa's pony; title: Saturdays of thunder; title: Flaming Moe's; title: Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk; title: I married Marge; title: Radio Bart; title: Lisa the Greek; title: Homer alone; title: Bart the lover; title: Homer at the bat; title: Separate vocations; title: Dog of death; title: Colonel Homer; title: Black widower; title: Otto show; title: Bart's friend falls in love; title: Brother, can you spare two dimes?