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Homer Alone

"**Homer Alone**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Stressed from doing household chores and running errands for her family, Marge hears DJs Bill and Marty make a cruel prank call during their radio show. She suddenly snaps when Maggie accidentally breaks her baby bottle, splattering milk everywhere, and blocks traffic by parking her car across both lanes of a bridge. When the police are unable to convince her to move, Homer persuades her to surrender and she is arrested. Since the town's women sympathize with Marge's plight, Mayor Quimby orders her release over Chief Wiggum's objections.

Marge vacations alone at a health spa called Rancho Relaxo. She leaves Bart and Lisa with Patty and Selma; Maggie stays at home with Homer. Marge enjoys her much-needed rest while the rest of the family find it hard to adapt to life without her. Homer finds himself lonely and unable to care for Maggie. Bart and Lisa dislike living with Patty and Selma because they snore loudly, watch *MacGyver* and *Divorce Court*, and serve meals of tongue sandwiches, Clamato and Mr. Pibb.

Upset by her mother's absence, Maggie leaves the house to find Marge. When Homer and Barney are unable to find her, Homer calls a missing baby hotline. Maggie is found atop the roof of an ice cream shop and returned to Homer as Marge leaves the spa. Marge finds her forlorn and disheveled family waiting for her on a train platform when she arrives home. While Homer and the kids are sleeping next to her that night, Marge tells them she needs their help around the house; they assure her she has nothing to worry about.
Marge vs. the Monorail

"**Marge vs. the Monorail**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

When the Environmental Protection Agency fines Mr. Burns $3 million for dumping nuclear waste in a Springfield park, a town meeting is held on how to spend the money. Following a few suggestions—including a proposal from a poorly-disguised Burns to invest the money back into his power plant—Marge nearly succeeds in advocating for the repair of the town's rundown roads, but a fast-talking salesman named Lyle Lanley leads a song-and-dance routine that convinces the townspeople to instead build a monorail. After running a questionable training program, Lanley randomly selects Homer to be the monorail's conductor. Doubtful about Lanley, Marge visits his office and discovers his intention to run off with money skimmed from the project while the townspeople fall victim to a faulty train.

Marge drives to the town of North Haverbrook, a previous purchaser of one of Lanley's monorails. She discovers the town to be in ruins, and, despite the advertisements for it everywhere stating otherwise, the townsfolk fearfully deny their monorail's existence. She meets Sebastian Cobb, the engineer who designed Lanley's North Haverbrook monorail, who explains Lanley had embezzled construction funds through shoddy workmanship and materials, confirming that his monorail projects, including the Springfield one, are all scams. Cobb offers to help Marge prevent Springfield from suffering the same fate. At the Springfield monorail's inaugural run, Lanley arranges for a well-attended opening ceremony as a diversion while he escapes on a plane heading to Tahiti. When the flight makes an unexpected stopover in North Haverbrook, the townsfolk storm the aircraft to attack Lanley for ruining the town.

Back in Springfield, the monorail leaves the station just before Marge and Cobb arrive and the controls malfunction from Lanley's sabotage, causing the solar-powered train to over-speed around the track, endangering Homer, Bart, and the passengers. As Chief Wiggum and Mayor Quimby argue over who takes charge, Marge and Cobb contact Homer by radio and Cobb tells him he will need to find an anchor to stop the train. Improvising quickly, Homer pries loose the metal "M" from the engine's side logo, ties a rope to it, and throws it from the train. After damaging a large portion of the town—especially the already-derelict roads—the "M" catches on the giant doughnut of the Lard Lad Donut store's sign and the rope holds, stopping the monorail. As the passengers are rescued, Marge narrates that the town never again embarked on such a foolish project, then follows with a list that contradicts her statement consisting of a skyscraper made from Popsicle sticks, a 50 foot-tall magnifying glass, and an up-escalator that leads to nowhere.

## References

*Main article: Marge vs. the Monorail/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Marge vs. the Monorail/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Marge vs. the Monorail/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Marge vs. the Monorail/Gags*
Dolph Starbeam

**Dolphin** "**Dolph**" **Starbeam**, AKA **Dolph Shapiro**, is one of the school bullies of Springfield Elementary School, with Kearney Zzyzwicz, Jimbo Jones, and Nelson Muntz. He is of Jewish origin and can speak multiple languages. Bart Simpson later became friends with Dolph. He is a 14-15-year-old sixth grader and is the youngest of the trio of bullies.

Dolph is considered the "softest" of all the bullies and has sometimes been seen running away once overpowered by the enemy. He is also the smartest education-wise, as he has quite a long list of secondary skills ranging from horse-riding to playing the guitar, and has been held back the least of them. He was voiced by Bob Bergen.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Dolph Starbeam/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Dolph Starbeam/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Dolph Starbeam/Appearances*​
Bart Gets an "F"

"**Bart Gets an "F"**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

At Springfield Elementary School, Bart presents a book report on *Treasure Island*. When he is unable to name the pirate in the story, Mrs. Krabappel learns he has not read the book. She scolds him for his falling test scores and warns him about an upcoming exam on Colonial America. At school the next day, Bart feigns illness to avoid taking another test. After grilling Milhouse for the test answers, an overconfident Bart scores even worse than he did when Mrs. Krabappel gives Bart a different set of test questions.

Homer and Marge meet with the school psychiatrist, Dr. J. Loren Pryor, who recommends Bart repeat the fourth grade. Marge and Homer think that may be a good idea, but Bart vows to improve his grades to avoid it.

In desperation, Bart asks Martin to help him get passing grades. Bart promises to improve Martin's popularity in exchange for tutoring him. When Martin starts to emulate Bart's bad behavior, he abandons tutoring him to hang out with his new friends and play arcade games. To buy more time to study, Bart prays to God for a miracle to avoid tomorrow's test at school. He awakes the next day to find school is closed because Springfield is covered in snow.

As Bart prepares to frolic during the snow day, Lisa reveals she overheard him praying and urges him to make good use of an answered prayer. Bart decides to study while everyone else is having fun in the snow. Despite his effort, Bart fails the next day's test by one point. Bart breaks down crying and compares his failure to George Washington's surrender of Fort Necessity to the French in 1754. Mrs. Krabappel is impressed at this obscure historical reference and gives him an extra point for demonstrating applied knowledge. Bart is so ecstatic when he receives a barely passing grade (D-minus), he runs through Springfield, announcing his success. When Bart returns home, his parents post the test on the refrigerator, and he remarks he owes some of his accomplishment to God.

## References

*Main article: Bart Gets an "F"/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Bart Gets an "F"/Appearances*
Lisa's Pony/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardleyMr. BurnsBleeding Gums MurphyNed FlandersJimbo JonesPrincess KashmirEdna KrabappelTimothy Lovejoy, Jr.Apu NahasapeemapetilonPrincessAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Dolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakMilhouse Van HoutenGroundskeeper WillieRalph WiggumKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceThe Grateful Gelding StablesKing Toot's Music StoreSlumberland
Kwik-E-Mart

The **Kwik-E-Mart** is a convenience store in Springfield, managed by Apu Nahasapeemapetilon. It is run mostly by Apu, but occasionally Sanjay helps out. In many future predictions, several of his kids have roles in the maintenance of the Kwik-E-Mart, in the same fashion their father does, including using guns as defense, and having outrageous prices.
Gorgeous Grampa

"**Gorgeous Grampa**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Homer becomes addicted to a reality TV show called *Storage Battles*  and decides to participate in a storage unit auction as a result. He wins the storage unit with $1000, outbidding several townspeople and elephant Stampy. The family goes through its contents to find it is full of women's clothes and muscleman magazines belonging to Grampa Simpson. Marge comes to the conclusion that Grampa is a closeted homosexual who was forced to be heterosexual through most of his life. Homer and Marge set Grampa up with Smithers, but the plan fails when Mr. Burns arrives and scares Smithers off. Marge then admits to Grampa that she thought he was homosexual, to which Grampa becomes enraged and Mr. Burns reveals that Grampa actually used to be an old-time Gorgeous George-type wrestler called "Glamorous Godfrey", whose radical fighting style was heavily despised by the wrestling fan community, forcing him to retire. Burns reveals himself to be Godfrey's biggest fan (and only living one); he then persuades Grampa to return to the wrestling scene, which Grampa does. Though he is again met with loathing, Grampa continues the act under Burns's manipulation.

Bart soon becomes fascinated with Grampa and starts mimicking the mannerisms Grampa uses in the ring. However, he also attracts hatred and it worries Homer and Marge, but pleases Grampa and Burns. Under Burns's supervision, Grampa and Bart partner up in a tag team wrestling match. Marge tries to appeal to Grampa, but he turns her efforts down. However, he changes his mind when he observes Bart harassing the audience and takes on another wrestling identity that he calls "Honest Abe" in order to convince Bart to stop his ways. When Burns protests against this, Grampa and Bart defeat him in the ring. Afterwards, the two retire from wrestling.

## References

*Main article: Gorgeous Grampa/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Gorgeous Grampa/Appearances*
Cape Feare/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyBlue-Haired LawyerSideshow BobPatty BouvierSelma BouvierEddieNed FlandersBarney GumbleItchySnake JailbirdEdna KrabappelLouNelson MuntzMartin Prince, Jr.Santa's Little HelperScratchySherri MackleberryAbraham SimpsonBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSnowball IIMoe SzyslakTerri MackleberryMilhouse Van HoutenClancy Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceMoe's TavernSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Police StationSpringfield State PrisonTerror Lake
Burns' Heir/Appearances

## Characters

Blue-Haired LawyerLucille Botzcowski (cameo)Mr. BurnsLionel HutzItchyJacques (cameo)Edna KrabappelKrusty the ClownLenny LeonardReverend LovejoyHans MolemanNelson MuntzMartin Prince, Jr.Mayor QuimbySanta's Little HelperScratchyAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snake Jailbird (picture seen)Judge SnyderMoe SzyslakKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenMilhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumRalph Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBurns' manorLuigi'sSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Police Station
Homer Simpson

**Homer Jay Simpson** (born May 12, 1956) is the spouse of Marge Simpson and father of Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, and Maggie Simpson. Homer is overweight (said to be ~240 lbs), lazy, and often ignorant to the world around him. Although Homer has many flaws, he has shown to have great caring, love, and even bravery to those he cares about and, sometimes, even others he doesn't. He was voiced by Dan Castellaneta and voiced by John Ratzenberger.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Homer Simpson/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Homer Simpson/Appearances*​
Bart the Genius

"**Bart the Genius**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

The Simpsons spend a night playing *Scrabble*. Lisa reminds Bart that he should stimulate his brain by improving his vocabulary if he hopes to pass his intelligence test at school. After Bart cheats by inventing a nonsense word, *kwyjibo* — basing its definition on an insulting description of his father — Homer angrily chases after him.

At Springfield Elementary School, Bart is busted for vandalism by Principal Skinner after the class genius, Martin Prince, snitches on him. To get revenge, Bart surreptitiously switches exams with Martin. When the school psychologist, Dr. Pryor, studies the IQ test results, he labels Bart a genius. Homer and Marge enroll him in a school for academically gifted students. Lisa is not fooled by Bart's supposed genius and still thinks he is a moron; Skinner shares her belief, but is pleased Bart no longer attends Springfield Elementary.

At the Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children, Bart feels out of place among the other students with advanced academic skills. Ostracized by his brilliant classmates, Bart visits his former school, where his old friends reject him because of his perceived intelligence. After Bart's chemistry experiment explodes, filling the school lab with green goo, he confesses to Dr. Pryor that he switched tests with Martin. Dr. Pryor realizes that he was never a genius and has him readmitted to Springfield Elementary.

Bart returns home and admits to Homer that he cheated on the intelligence test, but he is glad they are closer than before. Though Homer is touched by this sentiment, he is ultimately upset and angry at Bart for lying to him about the test and chases him through the house. Lisa declares that Bart is back to being his normal, dumb self. Bart locks his door to stop Homer from coming in, prompting Homer to try to take advantage of Bart's stupidity by telling him that if he doesn't come out, he can't hug and kiss him and make him feel better. However, to his surprise, Bart declares that he isn't dumb enough to fall for that and is insulted. The episode ends with Homer continuing to bang on Bart's door.

## References

*Main article: Bart the Genius/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the Genius/Appearances*
Itchy & Scratchy & Marge

"**Itchy & Scratchy & Marge**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

As Homer clumsily attempts to build a spice rack for Marge, Maggie suddenly hits him on the head with a mallet. Puzzled why Maggie would attack Homer, Marge notices that she imitates the violence depicted on *The Itchy & Scratchy Show*. She blames the show's producers for inspiring senseless violence and forbids Bart and Lisa to watch it. Marge writes a letter asking the cartoon studio to tone down the show's violence, but chairman Roger Meyers, Jr. writes a dismissive reply which goads Marge into forming a protest group.

Marge organizes Springfieldians for Nonviolence, Understanding, and Helping (SNUH), and forces her family to picket outside the studio. SNUH gains momentum and residents start to picket *The Krusty the Clown Show*, which airs *Itchy & Scratchy* cartoons. After Marge appears on the panel discussion show *Smartline*, concerned parents send thousands of angry letters to Meyers. He agrees to eliminate violence from *Itchy & Scratchy* and solicits story ideas from Marge. The children dislike the format change and abandon the cartoons to play outside instead.

A traveling exhibition of Michelangelo's sculpture *David* schedules a stop in Springfield. Other SNUH members urge Marge to protest the exhibition due to its nudity, but Marge considers *David* a masterpiece. During another *Smartline* appearance, Marge concedes it is hypocrital to censor *Itchy & Scratchy* and not *David*; she realizes that SNUH protests have done more harm than good. SNUH quickly disbands, *Itchy & Scratchy* returns to its old format, and the town's kids resume watching it. While Marge and Homer view *David* at an art museum, Marge bemoans that children would rather watch violent cartoons than see a work of great art. Homer cheers her up by revealing that the school is forcing students to see the sculpture on a field trip to the museum.

## References

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Itchy & Scratchy & Marge/Gags*
Comic Book Guy

**Jeffrey "Jeff" Albertson**, better known as **Comic Book Guy**, is the morbidly obese, geeky proprietor of Springfield's local comic book store, The Android's Dungeon and Baseball Card Shop. Though thought to be an antagonist, he is rather just sarcastic, surly, and insulting at certain points. He was voiced by Michael Bell.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Comic Book Guy/Gallery*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Comic Book Guy/Appearances*​
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyCharles Montgomery BurnsBarney GumbleLenny LeonardNelson MuntzBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IIMoe Szyslak
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceLincoln MemorialMoe's TavernThe National Air and Space MuseumNew YorkNew York CitySpringfield National ForestSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantU.S. House of RepresentativesWashington, D.C.Washington MonumentThe WatergateWhite House
Bart Gets Hit by a Car

"**Bart Gets Hit by a Car**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

While crossing the road on his skateboard, Bart is struck by Mr. Burns' car. After having an out-of-body experience, Bart wakes up in a hospital room surrounded by his family and the Blue-Haired Lawyer, who suggests that the Simpsons sue Burns. Homer is reluctant to sue his boss and Marge protests that Bart's injuries are minor. To avoid a lawsuit, Burns offers Homer $100, which he rejects because it fails to cover Bart's medical bills.

Homer visits Hutz, who promises him a cash settlement of $1 million, of which Hutz gets 50%. Hutz takes Bart to see Dr. Nick Riviera, a quack doctor who claims that Bart has extensive injuries. At the trial, Hutz encourages Bart to exaggerate his condition on the witness stand; Marge and Lisa demand that he tell the truth. On the stand, Bart and Burns tell outrageous versions of the accident that portray them in a favorable light to impress the jury.

Burns denounces his lawyers' incompetence and demands that they bring Homer to his mansion at once. Burns offers Marge and Homer a $500,000 settlement and leaves the room to allow them to consider his offer. Marge pleads with Homer to accept the money and drop the lawsuit. Homer insists Burns knows he will lose the trial and refuses to settle with him. While spying on Marge and Homer, Burns hears her admit she dislikes "shifty lawyers" and "phony doctors". Burns returns to the room and hastily withdraws his offer.

At the trial Burns' lawyer calls Marge to the witness stand, where he demands she tell the court the extent of Bart's injuries. She denounces the doctor as a charlatan and describes how limited Bart's injuries really are. Marge's testimony destroys Hutz's case and the Simpsons get nothing.

That night, Homer is depressed about losing the money and leaves to drown his sorrows at Moe's Tavern, where Marge follows him. Moe claims that rich people are not happy, but Homer thinks the money would have allowed him to buy things for his family. Marge asks Homer to forgive her for testifying truthfully. He says he is unsure if he still loves her and admits he is angry at her for ruining their chance at a better life. Marge encourages him to look at her and decide how he feels. Homer looks into her eyes and realizes he loves her as much as ever.

## References

*Main article: Bart Gets Hit by a Car/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Bart Gets Hit by a Car/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Bart Gets Hit by a Car/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Bart Gets Hit by a Car/Gags*
Three Men and a Comic Book

"**Three Men and a Comic Book**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

While attending a comic book convention dressed as his superhero alter ego Bartman, Bart sees the first issue of *Radioactive Man* for $100 at Comic Book Guy's Android's Dungeon. Since he does not have enough money to buy it, he decides to get a job. Bart performs back-breaking labor for Mrs. Glick, who gives him only fifty cents for all of his hard work.

When Bart sees Milhouse and Martin at the Android's Dungeon, he persuades them to pool their money and buy the comic book. Since none of them is willing to let the comic book out of his sight, they spend the night together in Bart's tree house. They get progressively more paranoid and Bart grows convinced Martin and Milhouse are conspiring against him as a thunderstorm approaches.

When Martin gets up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom, Bart thinks he plans to steal the comic and ties him up. Milhouse tries to alert Marge that Bart has gone crazy, but Bart thinks he is making a move for the comic and tackles him. Milhouse falls over the side of the treehouse, but Bart catches him precariously by his sleeve. When a gale of wind takes hold of the comic, Bart is forced to decide between grabbing it and rescuing Milhouse. After Bart pulls Milhouse to safety, the comic blows out the door and onto the ground, where it is shredded by Santa's Little Helper and struck by lightning. The next morning, the three boys muse how their inability to share led to the comic's destruction.

## References

*Main article: Three Men and a Comic Book/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Three Men and a Comic Book/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Three Men and a Comic Book/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Three Men and a Comic Book/Gags*
Hardly Kirk-ing

"**Hardly Kirk-ing**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Marge takes the family out on a TV-free day after finding Maggie watching a DVD from the *Baby Poindexter* collection, which, according to the news, was pulled for being ineffective in educating children (even though Homer likes it because it is not merchandise-driven like so many kids' shows today). A flashback reveals the material in question sent a younger Bart into a drooling fit while Lisa turns the presentation's packaging into an interactive diorama. The family goes to a bookstore, where Homer becomes fascinated with hidden-object puzzles and begins using his skills to find people and common objects in the real world.

Meanwhile, Bart hangs out at Milhouse's place. While bored, Bart squirts some epoxy in Milhouse's hair. Bart gives him a haircut to remove it, but he removes most of Milhouse's hair as a result, making him look just like his father Kirk. With Bart's help, Milhouse dresses up like his dad, becoming taller with the help of homemade stilts made from paint cans and making his voice sound like Kirk's by tying a tie tightly around his neck (though if the tie is put too tightly around his neck, he sounds like Duffman). Bart uses this to his advantage, as Milhouse, looking like an adult, is now able to commit adult activities. They bully Homer, purchase items for school bullies Jimbo, Kearney, and Dolph, and participate in municipal voting.

When Lisa wishes to go to downtown Springfieldd, Milhouse is able to buy tickets for himself, Lisa, and Bart. He collects a portion of the class action settlement being paid out to people who bought *Baby Poindexter* DVDs, but the money he receives is not enough to buy food for the three of them. They are forced to attend a condominium sales presentation for a free breakfast, but find that the doors have been locked to prevent them from leaving. The saleswoman, thinking Milhouse is an adult, attempts to seduce him. Homer and Marge, realizing the children are missing, rush to find them. Homer stops by for the free meal, rescuing the three children by coincidence. Milhouse later apologizes to Kirk for impersonating him, and admits that he wants to grow up to be just like him.

## References

*Main article: Hardly Kirk-ing/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Hardly Kirk-ing/Appearances*
Bart the General/Appearances

## Characters

Wendell BortonHerman Hermann (debut)Otto MannNelson Muntz (debut)Old Jewish Man (debut)Martin PrinceAbraham Simpson II (debut)Homer SimpsonMarge SimpsonBart SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonSeymour SkinnerMilhouse Van HoutenRalph Wiggum (debut)
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceHerman's Military AntiquesSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Retirement Castle
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon

**Dr. Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Ph.D. Jr.** was the operator of the Kwik-E-Mart. He was a recurring character in The Simpsons. He was an immigrant from India, and as such, speaks with a strong Indian accent. He was voiced by Corey Burton.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Apu Nahasapeemapetilon/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Apu Nahasapeemapetilon/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Apu Nahasapeemapetilon/Appearances*​
Homer's Night Out

"**Homer's Night Out**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Bart purchases a miniature spy camera from a mail-order catalog and uses it to take candid photos around the house. Later, Homer tells Marge he is going to a bachelor party for a co-worker, Eugene Fisk. While Homer is gone, Marge decides to take the children to a seafood restaurant where — unknown to her — the bachelor party is under way in another room.

A belly dancer named Princess Kashmir arrives at the party and invites Homer to dance with her onstage. On his way to the bathroom, Bart wanders into the bachelor party and snaps a picture of Homer and Princess Kashmir dancing. Bart brings the photo to school and gives a copy to Milhouse, who promptly gets requests for copies from other students. Soon everyone in Springfield has a copy. Marge sees the picture at her aerobics class and is furious. When Homer arrives home later that day, Marge demands an explanation. Bart inadvertently reveals that the picture is his, angering both his parents. Homer spends the night at Barney's apartment after Marge kicks him out of the house.

The next day, Homer goes home to apologize to Marge, who worries the picture will make Bart think it is acceptable to treat women as sex objects. She insists that Homer take Bart to meet Princess Kashmir so he can see that she is more than just a stripper. Homer and Bart scour Springfield's strip clubs searching for Princess Kashmir, eventually finding her at the Sapphire Lounge.

Homer introduces himself and Bart to Princess Kashmir, who is preoccupied with her upcoming performance but understands what Homer is trying to teach his son. Homer inadvertently finds himself onstage when the striptease show starts. He is about to be thrown offstage when the audience recognizes him from the picture. Homer gets caught up in the audience's fanfare and starts dancing with the showgirls until he remembers the lesson he is trying to teach Bart. Homer stops the show and makes a plea to the audience to treat women with respect. Marge, who is in the audience, accepts Homer's apology and they reconcile.

## References

*Main article: Homer's Night Out/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Homer's Night Out/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Homer's Night Out/Gallery*
Jimbo Jones

**Corky James** "**Jimbo**" **Jones**, also known as **James, Jamesbo**, and **Hector Gutierrez**, is one of the bullies at Springfield Elementary School, with Dolph Starbeam, Kearney Zzyzwicz, and Nelson Muntz. He is a sixth grader, and has been held back multiple years. He was voiced by Ralph Wright.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Jimbo Jones/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Jimbo Jones/Appearances*​
Homer the Vigilante/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyLucille Botzcowski (picture seen)Patty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanCarl CarlsonEddieNed FlandersJonathan FrinkBarney GumbleLionel HutzHerman HermannJulius HibbertElizabeth HooverSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesEdna KrabappelLenny LeonardLouOtto MannHoratio McCallisterNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonJoe QuimbyNick RivieraSanta's Little HelperAbraham SimpsonBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerDolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakFat Tony (picture seen)Kirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenClancy WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

744 Evergreen Terrace742 Evergreen TerraceBarney's ApartmentHerman's Military AntiquesKwik-E-MartSpringfield Police StationSpringfield Retirement Castle
Some Enchanted Evening

"**Some Enchanted Evening**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Marge is depressed that Homer takes her for granted and phones Dr. Marvin Monroe's call-in therapy radio show. Listening to the call at work, Homer feels bad when Marge reveals his name on the radio. After work he visits Moe's Tavern, where Moe advises him to give Marge a rose and a box of chocolates. Marge's mood softens and Homer invites her to go dancing, dine at a fancy restaurant and spend the night at a motel.

Marge and Homer hire Ms. Botz through a babysitting service to watch the kids. Botz puts Maggie to bed while Bart and Lisa watch *The Happy Little Elves*. While watching *America's Most Armed and Dangerous* on TV, Bart and Lisa learn that Botz is a wanted burglar dubbed the Babysitter Bandit. Realizing her cover is blown, Botz ties up and gags Bart except Lisa and packs the family's possessions into her suitcases. After Maggie awakes she goes downstairs and find Bart and Lisa, they try to get her attention but focus on the happy little elves. As the video ends Maggie attempts to watch it again until Lisa tells her she can if she unties her and Bart. While Mrs. Botz is still cleaning up she sees that Maggie has got out of her crib. As Ms. Botz is lured to Bart's room thinking it's Maggie she goes in and is knocked out with a baseball bat revealing to be Bart sucking on Maggie's pacifier.

Realizing Botz cut the telephone line, the kids go to a phone booth and call the producers of *America's Most Armed and Dangerous*. When Marge and Homer are unable to reach Ms. Botz by phone, they return home early to find her bound and gagged. Unaware she is a wanted criminal, Homer and Marge free her and pay her handsomely. She flees just as the kids arrive with the police and news reporters. Homer thinking it's one of their naughty tricks he grabs Bart on the back of his shirt, saying he and Marge had untie her. However when reporters tell him that Ms. Botz is wanted criminal. Realizing his blunder, he lies to the media which turns into embarrassment for Bart. When a television newscast identifies him as a "local boob", Marge assures him he must be doing something right if he raised three children who can hogtie a stranger.

## References

*Main article: Some Enchanted Evening/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Some Enchanted Evening/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Some Enchanted Evening/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Some Enchanted Evening/Gags*
Gone Boy

"**Gone Boy**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Sideshow Bob is collecting trash for community service with other men. However, when they finish the work, the Simpson family runs over it with a rental car. After finishing up the rental time and fuel, Homer goes with Bart to play. However, Bart needs to pee and goes in the forest, falling down a manhole.

The family and the Springfield Police Department start searching the forest, but Chief Wiggum and his fellow police officers fail as usual. Bart finds himself in some kind of bunker, where he finds electronic equipment, which appears to be a military installment. People start looking for him, including Sideshow Bob and the other detainees.

Bart tries to escape, but the ladder gives in. He finds a phone, but instead of calling for help he calls Moe for a prank. Milhouse finds the entrance, but fails to help him. The news states Bart's dead, but Milhouse fails to bring the good news, in favor of Lisa's affection.

Sideshow Bob is having issues accepting it and Bart phones Marge confirming he's alive. When Milhouse leaves the house after getting more hugs from Lisa, Bob convinces him to bring him to Bart with the family right behind. Bob shoves Milhouse down the manhole and then following immediately. Homer and Grampa fail to find them once again while Bob ties them up to a Norad missile and tries to launch them and kill both. He soon starts having regrets and saves them at the advice of the injured prison therapist. As for the Norad rocket, it crashes near the other sculptures as three people laugh at the Norad name.

Back in prison, Sideshow Bob is having his prison therapy. He states that he will do good when his life sentences are done. The prison therapist will continue the session at different times when the lights flickering has him throwing out the files of the other prisoners.

Many years later, Sideshow Bob has retired to a lighthouse somewhere as a mailman delivers his mail. He is still going crazy over killing Bart where his message on the beach's sand keeps getting washed by the tides. The mailman states that he wouldn't hear his ranting if he would get a mailbox. Sideshow Bob considers taking that advice.
Bart Gets an Elephant/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyKent BrockmanPatty BouvierSelma BouvierCharles Montgomery BurnsEddie (cameo)Ned FlandersBarney GumbleLou (cameo)Helen LovejoyHans Moleman (cameo)Santa's Little HelperAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr. (cameo)Snake JailbirdSnowball IICletus SpucklerStampy (debut)Moe SzyslakKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenMilhouse Van Houten (cameo)Clancy Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBart's treehouseKBBL RadioMoe's TavernVan Houten house
Totally Sick, Twisted, Fucked-Up Animation Festival

The **Totally Sick, Twisted, Fucked-Up Animation Festival** was an animation festival the Simpsons went to. At the festival, the Simpsons see Japanimation and a company named 'Animotion'.

In the Japanimation cartoon, which happens to be a spoof of the way Japanese animation is made, a wolf like robotic character would be fighting a hot female protagonist. The robotic character fires an electronic web on the girl which then tightly binds her. She then turns into a robotic shrimp and by using her tail fins as a propeller; she succeeds cutting through the web and ends up defeating the villain. Then the Simpsons sit for a presentation by an animation firm by the name 'Animotion'. As the announcer asks for a volunteer to get into their motion capture suit for a demonstration; Homer already gets zipped up and is ready to go. On a screen on the stage, a 3D dog in a park appears, which tends to mimic the actions of the person wearing the motion capture suit. Homer performs a series of hilarious actions that entertain the crowd and falls in love with the company and finally ends up buying 500 shares of the company by spending all of his life savings. Actually saving a little amount to buy a broken and withered cowbell from eBay.
Duffless

"**Duffless**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

While having breakfast with her family, Lisa Simpson shows them her project for an upcoming science fair, a steroid-enhanced tomato she hopes will cure world hunger. At school, three days before the fair, Lisa leaves her tomato under Bart's care for a moment and he hurls it at Skinner's buttocks. When Lisa returns, she is furious. She asks Marge for help, who suggests she run a hamster through a maze. Lisa likes the idea, but instead pits a hamster against Bart to find out who is smarter. After two easy tests, the hamster leads two to zero. Bart later discovers her plans to humiliate him at the fair and pre-empts them with a project of his own, "Can hamsters fly planes?", showing her hamster in the cockpit on a miniature plane. Despite Lisa's objection concerning the lack of scientific merit, everyone is distracted by how cute the hamster is, and Principal Skinner is proud and hands Bart the winning ribbon.

Meanwhile, Homer sneaks out early at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant and accompanies Barney on a tour of the Duff brewery. Afterward, Homer refuses to let an extremely drunk Barney drive home and forces him to hand over his keys. On their way out of the parking lot, their car is pulled over by police Chief Wiggum, along with Eddie and Lou. They administer a breathalyser test to Homer, which he fails. He is arrested, loses his license, and must attend traffic school and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. In bed, Marge gives Homer a magazine quiz about his drinking. Hearing Homer's answers, Marge asks him to give up beer for a month, to which he agrees despite several incidents of temptations. Homer flees the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting when Timothy Lovejoy, Jr. assures him he would never drink again after it ends, but exhibits more positive changes like losing weight, saving over $100 and not sweating while eating. After thirty days of sobriety, Homer goes back to Moe's for a beer, but leaves after seeing how alcohol has ruined the lives of Barney and the other barflies.
Duffless/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyWendell BortonPatty BouvierSelma BouvierCarl CarlsonEddieNed FlandersBarney GumbleElizabeth HooverLionel HutzEdna KrabappelDewey LargoLouHelen LovejoyTimothy Lovejoy, Jr.Otto MannHans MolemanNelson MuntzMartin PrinceJ. Loren PryorSanta's Little HelperSherri MackleberryBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerMoe SzyslakTerri MackleberryMilhouse Van HoutenClancy WiggumRalph Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceDuff Brewery.pngDuff BreweryFirst Church of SpringfieldMoe's TavernSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power Plant
Bart the Daredevil/Appearances

## Characters

Ned FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersBarney GumbleJulius Hibbert (debut)Bleeding Gums MurphyDewey LargoOtto MannLance Murdock (debut)Nelson MuntzBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerMoe SzyslakMilhouse Van Houten
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceMoe's TavernSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield General HospitalSpringfield Gorge
Black Widower/Appearances

## Characters

Wendell BortonPatty BouvierSelma BouvierEddieBarney GumbleSnake JailbirdKrusty the ClownLouHelen LovejoyTimothy Lovejoy, Jr.Hans MolemanApu NahasapeemapetilonSanta's Little HelperAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSnowball IIMoe SzyslakMr. TeenySideshow MelRobert TerwilligerClancy Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceFirst Church of SpringfieldThe Happy SumoSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield State Prison
At Long Last Leave/Appearances

## Characters

Julian AssangeJasper BeardlyBlue-Haired LawyerSideshow BobWendell BortonPatty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanBumblebee ManMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonSuperintendent ChalmersComic Book GuyOfficer EddieNed FlandersProfessor FrinkBarney GumbleDr. HibbertMs. HooverSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesMrs. KrabappelKrusty the ClownCookie KwanMr. LargoLegsLenny LeonardOfficer LouLouieHelen LovejoyReverend LovejoyOtto MannCaptain McCallisterSideshow MelHans MolemanLindsey NaegleApu NahasapeemapetilonOld Jewish ManRuth PowersMartin Prince, Jr.Arnie PyeMayor QuimbyThe Rich TexanLuigi RisottoSanta's Little HelperAbraham SimpsonBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IIJudge SnyderCletus SpucklerSqueaky-Voiced TeenDolph StarbeamDisco StuMoe SzyslakMr. TeenyKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenChief WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBarney's BowlaramaLard Lad.pngLard Lad DonutsMoe's CavernThe OutlandsSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Town HallWikiLeaks
Agnes Skinner

**Agnes Skinner** is the strict and bitter mother of Seymour Skinner. She is very harshly controlling of Seymour and treats him like a mother would a small child, once grounding him because he did not say who was at the door after answering it. She hates Seymour's choice in women, especially Edna Krabappel. Agnes has married a total of four times, once with Skinner's father, Sheldon Skinner, and following Sheldon's death, she then married three more times, each time to a tow truck driver. Several Springfield residents (including the Simpsons) are afraid of her. She was voiced by Meryl Streep.

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Agnes Skinner/Appearances*​
The Simpsons Episode Guide

## Season 1

1. **"Homer's Odyssey"**
2. **"Some Enchanted Evening"**
3. **"Bart the Genius"**
4. **"There's No Disgrace Like Home"**
5. **"Bart the General"**
6. **"Moaning Lisa"**
7. **"The Call of the Simpsons"**
8. **"The Telltale Head"**
9. **"Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire"**
10. **"Bart the Daredevil"**
11. **"Life on the Fast Lane"**
12. **"Homer's Night Out"**
13. **"Krusty Gets Busted"**
14. **"The Crepes of Wrath"**
15. **"Bart Gets an "F""**
16. **"Simpson and Delilah"**
17. **"Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish"**
18. **"Bart vs. Thanksgiving"**
19. **"Itchy & Scratchy & Marge"**
20. **"Bart Gets Hit by a Car"**
21. **"Principal Charming"**
22. **"Old Money"**
23. **"Brush with Greatness"**
24. **"Three Men and a Comic Book"**

## Season 2

1. **"Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington"**
2. **"Bart the Murderer"**
3. **"Homer Defined"**
4. **"Lisa's Pony"**
5. **"Homer Alone"**
6. **"Separate Vocations"**
7. **"Black Widower"**
8. **"Lisa the Beauty Queen"**
9. **"Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie"**
10. **"Marge Gets a Job"**
11. **"New Kid on the Block"**
12. **"Marge vs. the Monorail"**
13. **"Duffless"**
14. **"Last Exit to Springfield"**
15. **"Whacking Day"**
16. **"Krusty Gets Kancelled"**
17. **"Cape Feare"**
18. **"$pringfield (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)"**
19. **"Homer the Vigilante"**
20. **"Bart Gets an Elephant"**
21. **"Burns' Heir"**
22. **"Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song"**
23. **"Lisa's Rival"**
24. **"Sideshow Bob Roberts"**
25. **"Homer vs. Patty and Selma"**
26. **"Lisa's Wedding"**
27. **"Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)"**

## Season 3

1. **"Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part Two)"**
2. **"Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming"**
3. **"You Only Move Twice"**
4. **"Mountain of Madness"**
5. **"The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show"**
6. **"Brother from Another Series"**
7. **"The Cartridge Family"**
8. **"Realty Bites"**
9. **"Miracle on Evergreen Terrace"**
10. **"Little Big Mom"**
11. **"Pygmoelian"**
12. **"Bart to the Future"**
13. **"Skinner's Sense of Snow"**
14. **"Midnight Rx"**
15. **"Future-Drama"**
16. **"At Long Last Leave"**
17. **"Hardly Kirk-ing"**
18. **"Gorgeous Grampa"**
19. **"The Great Phatsby"**
20. **"Gone Boy"**
21. **"Warrin' Priests (Part One)"**
22. **"Warrin' Priests (Part Two)"**
23. **"The Way of the Dog"**
24. **"The Days of the Future"**
Future-Drama/Appearances

## Characters

Wendell Borton (cameo)Patty BouvierMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonSuperintendent ChalmersComic Book GuyEddieNed FlandersProfessor FrinkDr. HibbertElizabeth HooverSnake JailbirdJenda SimpsonEdna KrabappelKrusty the ClownDewey LargoLenny LeonardLouOtto MannHans MolemanNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonMartin Prince, Jr.Sherri MackleberryBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Cletus SpucklerMoe SzyslakAllison TaylorTerri MackleberryLuann Van Houten (cameo)Milhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumRalph WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen Terrace754 Evergreen TerraceKwik-E-MartSpringfield High School
The Days of the Future/References

## Trivia

* This episode marks the final episode in the CGI remake.
* Because it's an epilogue, this episode features what happened to the characters in the series:
	+ The kids become adults and the adults become elderly.
	+ Bart Simpson is an unhealthy ne’er-do-well who’s very financially reckless, but still lives with Homer and Marge.
	+ Lisa Simpson becomes Milhouse Van Houten's wife.
	+ Maggie Simpson is a 16 year old with a punk-like style who apparently never shuts up (although she never talks in the episode, and whenever she tries to she is interrupted) and wears her trademark pacifier around her neck as a necklace.
	+ Abraham Simpson II, Old Jewish Man, Jasper Beardly, Edna Krabappel, Hans Moleman, Agnes Skinner, Fat Tony, Luann Van Houten, and Kirk Van Houten die or move away.
	+ Ned Flanders is blind and Rod and Todd are gay, still living with him, and take care of him.
	+ Bart, Lisa, and their friends are in Springfield High School with Seymour Skinner as their principal.
	+ Charles Montgomery Burns uses a motorized wheelchair, but still lives in his mansion.
	+ Otto Mann owns a taxi company, with Joe Quimby as his assistant.
	+ Clancy Wiggum, Lou, and Eddie retire from the Springfield Police Department and move to Florida, so Ralph Wiggum took over as chief.
	+ Robert Terwilliger becomes a lighthouse keeper, but decides to kill Bart and Lisa one last time.
Moe Szyslak

**Moammar Morris "Moe" Szyslak** (pronounced "siz-lack"), also known as **Moe the Bartender**, is the proprietor and bartender of "Moe's Tavern", a Springfield bar frequented by Homer and his friends in the Food Court area of the Springfield Mall. He is a recurring antagonist in *The Simpsons*. Moe is portrayed as often irritable and rude to all except his bar friends Homer, Lenny, Carl, and Barney. His easy-to-lose harsh temper usually turns down women and finding a girlfriend for Moe has therefore been a running joke, from indulged sexual abstinence to unsuccessful suicide attempts to dating generally rejected women. However, Moe has a soft side as well, and has been seen helping others in need. This includes saving marooned school children, giving food to a famished village, and saving people from a rampaging flood. He is sometimes shown in a love pyramid with Homer, Marge, Ned, and himself. He was voiced by Hank Azaria.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Moe Szyslak/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Moe Szyslak/Appearances*​
Jonathan Frink

**Jonathan "John" I.Q. Nerdelbaum Frink, Jr., A.B., B.Sc., PhD M.R.S.C., C.Chem, M.Phil, M.A.**, better known as **Professor Frink** and once referred to as **Doctor Frink**, is Springfield's local scientist and college professor, and is extremely brilliant, though somewhat socially inept. Frink often tries to use his bizarre inventions to aid the town in its crises, but they usually only make things worse. He was voiced by Wayne Knight.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Jonathan Frink/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Jonathan Frink/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Jonathan Frink/Appearances*​
Krusty the Clown

**Sir Herschel Shmoikel Pinchas Yerucham Krustofsky**, formerly known as **Rory B. Bellows**, better known by his stage name **Krusty the Clown**, is the cynical, burnt-out, addiction-riddled smoking clown host of Bart, Lisa and Maggie's favorite TV show *The Krusty the Clown Show*. He was voiced by Tom Kenny.

Family: he has a father named Rabbi Hyman Krustofsky who didn't like him due to his performance as a clown and died in "Clown in the Dumps".

He has a daughter named Sophie Krustofsky who missed him and had a mother who died.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Krusty the Clown/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Krusty the Clown/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Krusty the Clown/Appearances*​