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Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire/Appearances

## Characters

Wendell Borton (cameo)Charles Montgomery BurnsPatty BouvierSelma BouvierBarney GumbleNed FlandersTodd FlandersDewey LargoSanta's Little Helper (debut)Abraham Simpson IISherri Mackleberry (cameo)Bart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSeymour SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr. (Voice Only)Snowball IIMoe SzyslakTerri Mackleberry (cameo)Milhouse Van HoutenRalph Wiggum

## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceMoe's TavernSanta SchoolSpringfield DownsSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield MallSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantThe Happy Sailor Tattoo Parlor
The Way of the Dog/Appearances

## Characters

Blue-Haired Lawyer (cameo)Wendell Borton (cameo)Kent Brockman (cameo)Bumblebee Man (cameo)Mr. BurnsCarl Carlson (cameo)Superintendent Chalmers (cameo)Comic Book Guy (cameo)Ned Flanders (cameo)Rod Flanders (cameo)Todd Flanders (cameo)Professor Frink (cameo)Barney Gumble (cameo)Herman Hermann (cameo)Dr. HibbertSnake JailbirdJimbo Jones (cameo)Krusty the ClownDewey Largo (cameo)Legs (cameo)Lenny Leonard (cameo)Lou (cameo)Louie (cameo)Helen Lovejoy (cameo)Reverend Lovejoy (cameo)Otto Mann (cameo)Captain McCallister (cameo)Sideshow MelHans Moleman (cameo)Nelson Muntz (cameo)Lindsey Naegle (cameo)Apu Nahasapeemapetilon (cameo)Martin Prince, Jr. (cameo)Dr. J. Loren Pyror (cameo)Dr. Nick Riviera (cameo)Santa's Little HelperSherri Mackleberry (cameo)Abraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonSnowball IIDolph Starbeam (cameo)Disco Stu (cameo)Moe Szyslak (cameo)Terri Mackleberry (cameo)Fat Tony (cameo)Kirk Van HoutenLuann Van Houten (cameo)Milhouse Van Houten (cameo)Chief WiggumRalph WiggumGroundskeeper Willie (cameo)Kearney Zzyzwicz (cameo)
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceCheep, Cheep, Cheap!Barney and Betty's Central Park Zoo and Barnyard and Petting Zoo and Dog and Petsnitive Behavioral Therapy Institute and Zoo CulbhouseNo Kill KennelSpringfield Knowledge College
There's No Disgrace Like Home

"**There's No Disgrace Like Home**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Homer takes his family to a company picnic where he is embarrassed by the behavior of Bart, Lisa and Marge. When Homer notices that his boss, Mr. Burns, approves of a "normal", well-mannered family who treat one another with respect, he wonders why his dysfunctional family misbehaves and disrespects everyone.

When Marge, Bart and Lisa claim there is nothing wrong with them, Homer tries to prove otherwise by taking them on a neighborhood tour and peeking through living room windows to observe other families. This backfires when a neighbor fires a gun at the Simpsons for trespassing. Depressed by the outing, Homer has a drink at Moe's, where he sees a television commercial for Dr. Marvin Monroe's Family Therapy Center. Dr. Monroe guarantees "family bliss or double your money back", so Homer thinks therapy will improve his family's behavior.

To his family's chagrin, Homer pawns their television to pay for the $250 therapy. When Dr. Monroe asks the Simpsons to draw pictures of the source of their problems, Bart, Lisa, and Marge draw Homer. Distracted, Homer draws an airplane in flight and Dr. Monroe scolds him for being a bad father figure. After Homer gets angry and tries to attack his family with a lamp, Dr. Monroe gives the Simpsons padded mallets to work out their aggression without harming each other. The exercise fails when Bart removes the padding from his mallet and hits the doctor in the knee with the hard inner core.

In frustration, Dr. Monroe resorts to aversion therapy by wiring the family members to an electric generator so they can deliver shocks to one another to deter misbehavior. The Simpsons shock each other so many times that the generator is damaged and the entire city suffers a brownout, delighting Mr. Burns, owner of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Realizing he cannot help the Simpsons, Dr. Monroe turns off the generator and orders them to leave. Homer reminds Dr. Monroe that his TV commercial promised family bliss or a double-your-money-back guarantee. Dr. Monroe agrees to refund the money to prevent the Simpsons from tarnishing the clinic's reputation. With a fresh sense of unity, the Simpsons use the money to replace their television.

## References

*Main article: There's No Disgrace Like Home/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: There's No Disgrace Like Home/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: There's No Disgrace Like Home/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: There's No Disgrace Like Home/Gags*
President Arnold Schwarzenegger

**President Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger** is is an Austrian-born American politician and actor who became the President of the United States. He is the central antagonist of *The Simpsons Movie*. Schwarzenegger is Russ Cargill's leader and boss. He was voiced by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: President Arnold Schwarzenegger/Gallery*​
裝備強化

裝備需要透過各 **村莊** 的鐵匠強化。玩家需要搜集足夠素材後，與鐵匠對話進行強化。

## 裝備列表

#### 初級

初級裝備的強化成功率為**90%**

 【初級】布革上衣 | 68
 【初級】布革護腿 | 35
 【初級】布革靴子 | 34

#### 下級

下級裝備的強化成功率為**70%**

 【下級】上衣 | 108
 【下級】布革護腿 | 75
 【下級】布革靴子 | 74

#### 中級

中級裝備的強化成功率為**50%**

 【中級】布革上衣 | 148
 【中級】布革護腿 | 115
 【中級】布革靴子 | 114

#### 初級

初級裝備的強化成功率為**90%**

 【初級】紅土上衣 | 35
 【初級】紅土護腿 | 45
 【初級】紅土靴子 | 36

#### 下級

下級裝備的強化成功率為**70%**

 【下級】紅土上衣 | 108
 【下級】紅土護腿 | 75
 【下級】紅土靴子 | 34

#### 中級

中級裝備的強化成功率為**50%**

 【中級】紅土上衣 | 108
 【中級】紅土護腿 | 75
 【中級】紅土靴子 | 34

#### 初級

初級裝備的強化成功率為**90%**

 【初級】戰斧•獰悍 | 48
 【初級】長槍•躍擊 | 35
 【初級】琵琶•雉朝飛 | 36

#### 下級

下級裝備的強化成功率為**70%**

 【下級】戰斧•獰悍 | 88
 【下級】長槍•躍擊 | 75
 【下級】琵琶•雉朝飛 | 76

#### 中級

中級裝備的強化成功率為**50%**

 【中級】戰斧•獰悍 | 88
 【中級】長槍•躍擊 | 115
 【中級】琵琶•雉朝飛 | 116
Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming

"**Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

At Springwood Minimum Security Prison, Sideshow Bob hears the other inmates laughing at the inane antics of Krusty the Clown's television show. Wanting to rid the world of television's "mindless drivel", Bob escapes while on work duty at a local Air Force base. He gains access to a restricted area of the hangar, where he finds a 10-megaton nuclear weapon.

While the Simpsons are attending an air show at the base, Sideshow Bob appears on the Jumbotron TV screen and threatens to detonate the bomb unless Springfield ends all television broadcasts within two hours. The spectators flee the airfield in panic, but Bart and Lisa remain. Unable to find the exact location of Bob and the bomb, Mayor Quimby relents to his ultimatum.

Refusing to obey Bob's demands, Krusty takes refuge in a civil defense shack in the desert, which he uses to transmit a heavily improvised show, using makeshift props he has found inside the shack. Lisa deduces that Bob's unusually high-pitched voice in his broadcast was due to inhaling helium and locates him in the envelope of the Duff Blimp. Finding that Krusty is still broadcasting his show, Bob tries to detonate the bomb; however, it fails to detonate, having expired in November 1959.

Lisa alerts the police to Bob's location, but Bob deflates the blimp and kidnaps Bart, stealing the original Wright Brothers aircraft from an exhibit to make his escape. Bob attempts a kamikaze attack against the desert shack where Krusty is hiding, but the slow-moving plane merely bounces harmlessly off the shack. The authorities quickly arrest Bob and take him into custody while Bart is reunited with his family.

## References

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Gags*
Simpson and Delilah

"**Simpson and Delilah**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

Homer learns of Dimoxinil, a new "miracle breakthrough" for baldness, but cannot afford its $1,000 price. Lenny suggests Homer use the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant's medical insurance plan to pay for it. After applying the drug, Homer wakes up the next day with a full head of hair. Mr. Burns scans the security monitors to find someone to promote to an executive position. Mistaking Homer for a young go-getter with a mane of hair, Burns chooses him.

When Homer has trouble finding a secretary who is not a seductive young woman, a man named Karl persuades Homer to hire him. Karl soon proves indispensable to Homer and gives him a makeover to replace his cheap polyester suit and bad hairstyle. When he forgets his own wedding anniversary, Karl hires a singing telegram service to serenade Marge with "You Are So Beautiful".

At an executive board meeting, Burns asks Homer to suggest a way to increase worker productivity. After Homer suggests providing more tartar sauce in the lunch room, workplace safety improves and accidents decrease. When Smithers observes that accidents have decreased by the exact number that were caused by Homer's incompetence, Burns correctly accuses him of petty jealousy.

After Homer receives the key to the executive washroom, Smithers is angry that he is now in Burns' good graces while his loyal service is forgotten. Smithers learns that Homer committed insurance fraud to receive Dimoxinil and attempts to get him fired. Karl takes the blame and writes a $1,000 check to repay the company, forcing Smithers to fire him instead. Homer is nervous about giving a speech at the plant, but reasons that everything will be fine as long as he has a full head of hair.

Homer catches Bart using his Dimoxinil in a misguided attempt to grow a beard, causing him to drop the bottle and spill its contents. By the next day, Homer has lost all his hair. Before the meeting, Karl appears with a prepared speech for him to deliver and reassures Homer he will do fine. Homer gives a brilliant speech on the Japanese art of self-management, but the audience refuses to take him seriously because he has no hair and now dwindles to people. Burns threatens to fire Homer, but sympathizes with him since he also suffers from male pattern baldness and knows what the condition does to a man. He demotes Homer to his former position.

At home that night, Homer tells Marge he is afraid she will love him less now that he is bald again. Marge reminds him that his job as a safety inspector has always provided for the family. Marge and Homer sing "You Are So Beautiful" together in each other's arms.

## References

*Main article: Simpson and Delilah/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Simpson and Delilah/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Simpson and Delilah/Gallery*
New Kid on the Block/Appearances

## Characters

Blue-Haired LawyerBarney GumbleLionel HutzJimbo JonesApu NahasapeemapetilonOld Jewish ManCaptain McCallisterSanta's Little HelperLaura PowersRuth PowersAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerSnowball IIJudge SnyderDolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakKearney Zzyzwicz

## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceI Can't Believe It's a Law Firm!Moe's TavernTwo Guys from KabulYogurt Nook
Who Shot Mr. Burns?/Appearances

## Part One

### Characters

Jasper BeardlyPatty BouvierSelma BouvierMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonSuperintendent ChalmersComic Book GuyNed FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersBarney GumbleHerman HermannDr. HibbertElizabeth HooverSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesPrincess KashmirEdna KrabappelKrusty the ClownDewey LargoLenny LeonardHelen LovejoyReverend LovejoyOtto MannCaptain McCallisterSideshow MelHans MolemanNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonOld Jewish ManTito PuenteMayor QuimbySanta's Little HelperAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IIMoe SzyslakMilhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumRalph WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
### Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBurns Construction Co.Burns Slant Drilling Co.Moe's TavernSpringfield Animal HospitalSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Retirement CastleSpringfield Town Hall

## Part Two

### Characters

Jasper BeardlyKent BrockmanMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonEddieSuperintendent ChalmersNed FlandersBarney GumbleElizabeth HooverJimbo JonesSnake JailbirdEdna KrabappelKrusty the ClownDewey LargoLenny LeonardSanta's Little HelperLouReverend LovejoyOtto MannCaptain McCallisterSideshow MelHans MolemanNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonTito PuenteDr. Nick RivieraAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerSherri MackleberrySnowball IIWaylon Smithers, Jr.Squeaky-Voiced TeenMoe SzyslakTerri MackleberryChief WiggumGroundskeeper Willie
### Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceCathedral of the DowntownKrusty BurgerMoe's TavernSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield General HospitalSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Police StationSpringfield Town HallSpringfield Retirement Castle
The Telltale Head/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyPatty BouvierSelma BouvierKent Brockman (cameo; debut)Charles Montgomery BurnsNed Flanders (Non-Speaking Cameo)Barney Gumble (cameo)Jimbo Jones (debut)Edna KrabappelKrusty the ClownDewey Largo (cameo)Timothy Lovejoy, Jr. (debut)Otto Mann (Non-Speaking)Marvin MonroeApu Nahasapeemapetilon (debut)J. Loren Pryor (cameo)Abraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonWaylon Smithers, Jr.Snowball IIDolph Starbeam (debut)Moe SzyslakSeymour SkinnerRobert Terwilliger (debut)Milhouse Van HoutenClancy WiggumKearney Zzyzwicz (debut)

## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceFirst Church of SpringfieldKwik-E-MartMoe's TavernSpringfield Retirement CastleSpringfield Town HallSpringfield Town Square
The Rich Texan

**Richard "Rich" Texan**, also known as **"The Rich Texan"** and **Senator Shady Bird Johnson** is a stereotypical rich, selfish, callous, but gregarious, business owner from Springfield. He wears a tan suit with a bolo tie and a white cowboy hat (which he wore on the day Kennedy was shot) and is in his 70s. He holds two guns at once. He was voiced by Sam Elliott.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: The Rich Texan/Gallery*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: The Rich Texan/Appearances*​
Rod Flanders

**Rodney "Rod" Flanders** is the elder son of Ned Flanders. He has curly hair, light blue shirt, dark blue pants, and gray shoes. Rod often prays, first thing in the morning and last thing before going to bed. He prays for God to watch over him and his little brother, Todd. He prays for the success of his father's business. He also prays for the success of all Christians, but due to his upbringing does not respect people of other (or no) faiths. Aside from praying, Rod enjoys playing with Todd. His one regret is that he can't pray at school. He was voiced by Max Charles.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Rod Flanders/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Rod Flanders/Appearances*​
The Cartridge Family/Appearances

## Characters

Patty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanBumblebee ManMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonSuperintendent ChalmersEddieNed FlandersBarney GumbleDr. HibbertSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesKrusty the ClownLenny LeonardLouLouieHelen LovejoyReverend LovejoyOtto MannSideshow MelNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonRuth PowersMayor QuimbyDr. Nick RivieraBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Cletus SpucklerSqueaky-Voiced TeenDolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakKirk Van HoutenMilhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumGroundskeeper WillieKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceBloodbath & Beyond Gun ShopSleep-Eazy MotelSpinster City Apartments
Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyKent BrockmanSelma Bouvier (Flashback)Bumblebee ManMr. BurnsNed FlandersTodd FlandersProfessor FrinkBernice Hibbert.pngBernice HibbertDr. HibbertItchy (mentioned)Jimbo JonesKrusty the ClownLouOld Jewish ManMayor QuimbyMartin Prince, Jr.Scratchy (mentioned)Sherri MackleberrySideshow BobAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerWaylonMoe SzyslakTerri MackleberrySideshow MelKirk Van Houten (Indirectly mentioned)Luann Van Houten (Indirectly mentioned)Milhouse Van HoutenChief Wiggum
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceAlkali FlatsKrustylu StudiosSpringwood Minimum Security PrisonU.S. Air Force Base
Warrin' Priests

"**Warrin' Priests**" is an upcoming double-length episode of *The Simpsons* television series.This marks the series' third two-parter following "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" and "The Great Phatsby".

## Plot

### Part One

The First Church of Springfield is mostly empty as the service starts, with even the choir being late. Reverend Lovejoy unsuccessfully tries to get the congregation involved. Meanwhile, a young man named Bode Wright turns up in Springfield to apply for the job of youth minister after he saw an advert placed by Helen Lovejoy. Bode gets the job after a short interview, with Helen offering to let him stay with them, to Reverend Lovejoy's annoyance.

The next church service, Lovejoy loses his voice completely. Bode Wright then takes over as the pastor for the service and proves a hit with everyone, singing "Amazing Grace" and getting the congregation involved, though Ned Flanders dislikes his modern methods. As the services go on, more and more people turn up to the church. Homer even starts to love church. Lisa and Bode bond together over being vegetarians, science, Buddhism and jazz.

The church council votes to replace Lovejoy with Bode. Lovejoy and Helen then decide to go to Michigan to dig up some dirt on Bode. Meanwhile, Homer and Marge go to Bode to get marriage counseling, with Bode helping them immediately. Later that day, Lisa goes to see Bode to meditate with him. Lisa tells Bode that he has brought the town into a full-blown religious revival, with many people turning back to religion. Meanwhile, in Traverse City, Michigan, Reverend Lovejoy manages to find a newspaper article that could be the downfall of Bode.

### Part Two

Bode Wright, the new minister of the First Church of Springfield, brings record crowds to the church, with his fresh ideas and good looks. Bode tries to bring other religions in, while Ned is disappointed and misses the old ways. Lisa finds that the new minister's teachings help reconcile her with the church, though Marge warns her that Springfield has been traditionally hostile to new ideas. Ned challenges Bode to a scriptural debate and loses. Meanwhile, in Michigan, Reverend Lovejoy and Helen visit the Blessed Buy Megachurch, where Bode was fired. Lovejoy asks about Bode and the preacher presents them a USB drive with proof about Bode.

During the ceremony at the church, Lovejoy returns announcing what he found in Michigan: the reason Bode was fired was that as a 19-year-old minister, he burned a Bible during a church service. The next Tuesday, Lisa presents the debate between the two priests, but the Springfielders don't forgive the new minister and Bode resigns.

The Simpson family invites him over for dinner, and Lisa then asks him at church the reason he burned the Bible. He says that God is in the heart, not in a cathedral or a book, but Lisa tells him that the people in town don't get the subtext. Bode sadly leaves Springfield.

## References

*Main article: Warrin' Priests/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Warrin' Priests/Appearances*
Pygmoelian

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

## Plot

After being tricked into evacuating the house by Homer, who had set off the fire alarm early in the morning, the family goes to a festival sponsored by Duff Beer. While there, they see Moe Szyslak enter a "Beer-tender" competition. Moe wins the contest during the "Toss Your Drunk" challenge and gets his photo taken for a calendar, only to have it censored out with stickers. Realizing this is because of how ugly he is, Lenny and Carl suggest that Moe gets plastic surgery. He agrees, but is reluctant while there. After his surgery, Moe has a very handsome face. Vindicated, he confronts old adversaries, including the producers of a soap opera, *It Never Ends*, complaining that he never got the part of Dr. Tad Winslow because of his ugliness. When the actor portraying the role is fired after demanding a salary increase, the producers hire Moe to replace him.

Meanwhile, while Moe is acting, Bart and Lisa discover that Maggie's Duff Days elephant balloon has blown away in the wind. They go after it until it ends up in a gay Republican coalition's office where the members are discussing what their mascot should be, one member dismisses the pink elephant as being too "on the nose". They then give Lisa a bumper sticker telling her to vote for "A Gay President in 2084", to which they say "we're realistic" when Lisa appears puzzled.

Taping of *It Never Ends* goes well until Moe reads in a top-secret book of future plot lines that his character is to be killed off. Infuriated, he gets revenge by revealing all the plots on the air, with help from Homer. The producer angrily interrupts to tell Moe that his character's death was meant to be part of a dream sequence, as indicated by the book's color-coding of pages that Moe had remembered incorrectly, and fires him. Moe confidently states that he can get a role on any other soap opera he wants, but as he is leaving, a set piece falls on his face and crushes it back to its original appearance. His life returns to normal at the bar, but his musings about why the accident left him with his original face instead of an entirely new one are quickly cut off by the ending credits.
Sideshow Bob Roberts/Appearances

## Characters

Jasper BeardlyBlue-Haired LawyerSideshow BobWendell BortonPatty BouvierSelma BouvierKent BrockmanMr. BurnsCarl CarlsonBarney GumbleDr. HibbertLionel HutzSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesEdna KrabappelKrusty the ClownLenny LeonardReverend LovejoyApu NahasapeemapetilonMartin Prince, Jr.Mayor QuimbyThe Rich TexanSherri MackleberryAbraham Simpson IIBart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Judge SnyderDolph StarbeamMoe SzyslakTerri MackleberryKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenMilhouse Van HoutenKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen TerraceKBBL RadioKwik-E-MartMoe's TavernSpringfield CemeterySpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Retirement CastleSpringfield State Prison
You Only Move Twice/Appearances

## Characters

Blue-Haired LawyerWendell BortonKent BrockmanBumblebee ManMr. BurnsSuperintendent ChalmersComic Book GuyNed FlandersProfessor FrinkBarney GumbleDr. HibbertSnake JailbirdKrusty the ClownReverend LovejoyOtto MannCaptain McCallisterNelson MuntzApu NahasapeemapetilonMayor QuimbyDr. Nick RivieraSanta's Little HelperHank ScorpioSherri MackleberryAbraham Simpson (deleted scene)Bart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonAgnes SkinnerPrincipal SkinnerWaylon Smithers, Jr.Moe SzyslakTerri MackleberrySideshow MelMilhouse Van HoutenChief WiggumGroundskeeper Willie
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen Terrace15201 Maple Systems RoadThe Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card ShopChannel 6 StudiosCypress CreekCypress Creek Elementary SchoolCypress Creek PromenadeFirst Church of SpringfieldGlobex CorporationKwik-E-MartMaple Systems RoadMoe's TavernThe Spend ZoneSpringfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield General HospitalSpringfield Nuclear Power PlantSpringfield Police StationSpringfield Town HallYe Olde Anchor Shoppe
The Crepes of Wrath

"**The Crepes of Wrath**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

After Homer trips over Bart's skateboard and falls down the stairs, he is confined to the couch for several days with an injured back. As punishment, Marge makes Bart clean his room, where he discovers an old cherry bomb. At school the next day, he flushes it down a toilet in the boys' restroom while Principal Skinner's mother, Agnes, is using the adjacent girls' restroom. The resulting explosion blows her off the toilet seat and enrages Principal Skinner.

Skinner proposes to Homer and Marge that Bart be deported by enrolling him in the school foreign exchange program. When Bart sees a picture of a lovely French château, he agrees to go there, much to Homer and Skinner's delight. The Simpsons host a student from Albania named Adil Hoxha.

When Bart arrives at *Château Maison*, he finds a dilapidated farmhouse at a run-down vineyard. His hosts are two unscrupulous, abusive winemakers, César and his nephew Ugolin, who treat him like a slave. Bart is starved while being made to carry buckets of water, pick and crush grapes, sleep on the floor, and test wine contaminated with antifreeze.

Adil arrives in Springfield and impresses Marge and Homer with his polite manners and help with household chores. They are unaware that Adil is actually an Albanian spy sent to obtain blueprints of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant's reactor. Homer unwittingly takes him on a tour of the plant and thinks nothing when Adil takes many photographs, which he transmits to Albania with a fax machine hidden in Bart's tree house.

When Bart's captors send him to town to buy a case of antifreeze, he asks a *gendarme* for help, but the man does not speak English. Bart walks away, knocking himself for his stupidity, when he suddenly begins speaking French. Realizing he is fluent, he tells the *gendarme* about the cruelty he has suffered at the hands of the winemakers. The men are swiftly arrested and Bart is hailed as a hero for exposing their scheme to sell adulterated wine.

In Springfield, Adil is caught spying by the FBI and deported to Albania in exchange for the return of an American spy captured there. Bart returns home with gifts for his family. Homer has difficulty opening a wine bottle but is pleased to hear Bart speak French, unaware that Bart has called him a buffoon.

## References

*Main article: The Crepes of Wrath/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: The Crepes of Wrath/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: The Crepes of Wrath/Gallery*
Groundskeeper Willie

**Dr. William MacDougal**, also known as **William Sean McLavel**, **G.K. Willington Esquire**, and **William MacMoran** is the groundskeeper and janitor of Springfield Elementary School who's originally from Scotland. Willie's job is to supervise the children of the School during recess, and clean the halls. He is recognizable for his red hair and thick Scottish accent. He is often either a formidable enemy or an invaluable ally to Bart and Lisa Simpson; mostly, he has a strained relationship with Principal Seymour Skinner. He was voiced by Charlie Adler.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Groundskeeper Willie/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Groundskeeper Willie/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Groundskeeper Willie/Appearances*​
The Simpsons: Road Rage

***The Simpsons: Road Rage*** is a 2023 video game based on the computer-animated television series *The Simpsons*. It was released for PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube. A Game Boy Advance version was released in 2023. *The Simpsons: Road Rage* was later added to the Backwards Compatibility program of the Xbox 360 for original Xbox games.

## Gameplay and plot

*The Simpsons: Road Rage* is based on the animated television series *The Simpsons*. In the story of the game, Mr. Burns has bought all transit systems in Springfield and has begun to create radioactive buses that threaten the public health. Because of this, the citizens of Springfield must use their own cars as a means of safer public transport and earn money in an attempt to pay back Burns to get rid of the radioactive buses and return the town back to normal.

The citizens of the city (controlled by the game player) earn money by driving around a vehicle for a given amount of time, picking up passengers and taking them to their destinations. The player receives money upon successfully dropping off each passenger, and bonuses are obtained when they are transported in a short amount of time. Players have to avoid certain hurdles, such as other vehicles and Burns' nuclear transit buses. The game contains seventeen different collectible vehicles, six starting locations, and ten different missions. In order to collect the vehicles and unlock starting locations, players must earn progressively more money for each vehicle or starting location they want to get. In order to complete missions, players must do certain things (such as protecting Krusty the Clown from a fan mob by driving him away, and getting Homer to his workplace unnoticed).

At first, the only playable characters (taxi drivers) are Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Grampa, but as the game progresses more characters are unlocked. There is also a multiplayer mode in which the two players compete to pick up the same passengers and drive them to their destinations.

## References

*Main article: The Simpsons: Road Rage/References*
## Gallery

*Main article: The Simpsons: Road Rage/Gallery*
You Only Move Twice

"**You Only Move Twice**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Homer is offered a job at the Globex Corporation. He informs his family that the new job pays better but involves them moving to Cypress Creek. The family originally opposes the move, but they watch a video about the planned community and, seeing that it is much nicer than Springfield, agree to move there. Abandoning their house, the Simpsons pack up and leave town. After arriving at their new house at 15201 Maple Systems Road, Homer's new boss, Hank Scorpio, introduces himself. Scorpio, who seems like the perfect boss, takes a shine to Homer and makes him chief motivator in the Nuclear division. Meanwhile, Bart starts school, but he soon finds that his new class is far above the standards of Springfield Elementary School, and is sent to a remedial class. Lisa goes for a nature walk and discovers that she is allergic to all the wildlife around Cypress Creek. Marge tries to go about her daily chores, but as their new house does everything automatically, she has nothing to do during the day but drink wine and mope.

On Homer's first day at work, Scorpio gives him a tour of the company and listens with interest to his secret dream of owning the Dallas Cowboys football team. He tells Homer that his dream may come true someday. Homer does an excellent job of motivating his team. During a meeting with his boss, Scorpio excuses himself, turns to a screen, threatens the Wikipedia:United Nations Security Council by saying they have 72 hours to deliver an unspecified amount of gold and promptly blows up the 59th Street Bridge. Homer remains oblivious to Scorpio's evil genius tendencies, which includes work on a doomsday device and his attempts to kill a spy named "Mr. Bont" with a laser.

At dinner, Homer proudly tells the family how well he is doing at work, but he discovers that they hate Cypress Creek and want to return to Springfield. Dejected, Homer goes to visit Scorpio for advice at the same time that United States Army Special Forces assault Globex HQ. He asks Scorpio what to do and is advised that he should do what's best for his family. Scorpio straps on a flamethrower and makes his escape while Homer sadly walks away. The next day the family returns to Springfield and Homer receives the Denver Broncos as a present from Scorpio, who has successfully managed to seize the U.S. East Coast.

## References

*Main article: You Only Move Twice/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: You Only Move Twice/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: You Only Move Twice/Gallery*
Old Money

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

## Plot

Grampa falls in love with Beatrice "Bea" Simmons, a resident at the Springfield Retirement Castle. Homer insists Grampa join the rest of the Simpsons at a cheap lion safari, which causes him to miss Bea's birthday. When he finally returns to the home, Jasper tells him that Bea has died of a burst ventricle, though Grampa believes she died of a broken heart. Grampa angrily lashes out at Homer and disowns him.

Grampa inherits $106,000 from Bea's estate and initially plans to spend it on himself. After Bea's ghost visits him on an amusement park roller coaster, he instead decides to give the money to people in need. Several of the townspeople visit Grampa with frivolous, greedy, and destructive proposals, disgusting him so much that he goes for a walk to clear his mind. Seeing the plight of Springfield's homeless residents during his walk, he realizes he does not have enough money to solve the city's problems.

Grampa goes on a gambling junket hoping to win more money. Homer finds him on a winning streak at a casino's roulette tables and pleads for him to stop while he is ahead. The two struggle over the bet, and Homer manages to drag Grampa's chips off the table just before the wheel stops on a number he had not covered. After Grampa thanks Homer for saving him from losing the inheritance, they reconcile. Grampa uses the money to renovate the retirement home and has the dining room renamed in Bea's honor.
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## Characters

Jasper BeardlyCarl CarlsonNed FlandersRod FlandersTodd FlandersBarney GumbleDr. HibbertLionel HutzSnake JailbirdJimbo JonesMrs. KrabappelCookie KwanLenny LeonardHelen LovejoyCaptain McCallisterHans MolemanNelson MuntzApu Nahasapeemapetilon (Cameo)Bart SimpsonHomer SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonMarge SimpsonPrincipal SkinnerMoe SzyslakSideshow MelKirk Van HoutenLuann Van HoutenChief WiggumKearney Zzyzwicz
## Locations

742 Evergreen Terrace744 Evergreen TerraceHenrich's Monacle ShopMurder HouseRed Blazer RealtySpringfield Office of UnemploymentSpringfield Police Station
Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire

"**Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons*.

## Plot

After attending the Springfield Elementary School Christmas pageant, the Simpsons prepare for the holiday season. Bart and Lisa write letters to Santa; Lisa asks for a pony and Bart wants a tattoo, but Marge and Homer forbid Bart from getting a tattoo and that they cannot afford to buy a pony for Lisa. The next day, Marge takes the kids Christmas shopping at the mall. Bart sneaks away to get a tattoo that reads *Mother* on his arm, thinking Marge will like it. Before the artist can finish the tattoo, Marge finds Bart and drags him to the dermatologist to have it removed. She spends the family's entire holiday budget on the procedure thinking that Homer's Christmas bonus will cover gift expenses.

At the power plant, Homer's mean-spirited boss, Mr. Burns, announces that employees will receive no Christmas bonuses this year. When he learns Marge spent the family's holiday money on tattoo removal, Homer secretly moonlights as a shopping mall Santa at the suggestion of his friend Barney Gumble. While at the mall on Christmas Eve, Bart removes Santa's beard, exposing Homer's secret. Bart apologizes for the prank and praises his father for moonlighting to give the family Christmas presents. After Homer's Santa gig pays far less than expected due to high tax deductions, he and Bart receive a greyhound racing tip from Barney.

At Springfield Downs, Homer bets all his money on a last-minute entry named Santa's Little Helper, a 99–1 long shot. The greyhound finishes last. As Homer and Bart leave the track, they see the dog's owner berate and abandon him for losing the race. Bart pleads with Homer to keep the dog as a pet; they return home and Bart introduces Santa's Little Helper as their family dog while Homer confesses that he didn't get his Christmas bonus. The family is overjoyed by Homer's gesture and celebrates by singing "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".

## References

*Main article: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire/Gags*
Seymour Skinner

**Walter Seymour Skinner** (born as **Armin Tamzarian**), better known as **Seymour Skinner** and **Principal Skinner** is a recurring character in *The Simpsons*. He is the principal of Springfield Elementary School, and a stereotypical educational bureaucrat. He struggles to control the crumbling school and is constantly engaged in a battle against its inadequate resources, apathetic and bitter teachers, and often rowdy and unenthusiastic students, Bart Simpson being a standout example. A strict disciplinarian, Skinner has an uptight, militaristic attitude that stems from his years in the United States Army as a Green Beret, which included service in the Vietnam War, where he achieved the rank of a sergeant, according to his rank insignia. As a result of his service in the Vietnam War, he is often plagued by horrible memories of his involvement via post-traumatic stress disorder, sometimes even happening at the most inopportune of times. It is also implied that he received a severe injury during the Vietnam War on his posterior to require a metal plate to be installed in it. He was voiced by Andrew Stanton.

## Image gallery

​:*Main article: Seymour Skinner/Gallery*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Seymour Skinner/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Seymour Skinner/Appearances*​
Selma Bouvier

**Selma Bouvier (formerly Terwilliger-Hutz-McClure-Discothèque-Simpson-D'Amico)** is one of Marge's older chain-smoking twin sisters. She works at the DMV and possesses a strong dislike for her brother-in-law, Homer, although on extremely rare occasions she shows kindness towards him and seems to tolerate him. She seems to despise Homer slightly less than her twin sister Patty Bouvier. She was voiced by Bette Midler.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Selma Bouvier/Gallery/Overview*

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Selma Bouvier/Appearances*​
Sideshow Bob Roberts

"**Sideshow Bob Roberts**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Sideshow Bob calls local right-wing talk show host Birch Barlow and complains about being unfairly imprisoned. Barlow incites Springfield's residents to pressure Mayor Quimby into releasing Sideshow Bob. After his release, Bob becomes the Republican candidate for the Springfield mayoral election. Despite Bart and Lisa's attempts to prevent Bob's election, he wins in a landslide.

Abusing his office, Bob proceeds to make the Simpsons' lives miserable, demoting Bart to kindergarten and trying to demolish their house to build a new Matlock Expressway. Bart and Lisa suspect the election was rigged but are unable to find any proof until Smithers — who worked for Sideshow Bob's campaign — tells them to find a voter named Edgar Neubauer. Bart finds the name *Edgar Neubauer* on a tombstone at the cemetery. When he and Lisa check other names on voting rolls, they notice that most voters for Bob are long dead.

Sideshow Bob is put on trial for election fraud. He is tricked into confessing when Bart and Lisa insinuate that he is too stupid to plan and execute such a crime. Bob is found guilty, stripped of his position and sent back to prison. All of his mayoral decisions are nullified and reversed. The Simpsons' house is saved as the Matlock Expressway is put on hold. Bart returns to the 4th grade and Joe Quimby reclaims his job as the Mayor of Springfield.

## References

*Main article: Sideshow Bob Roberts/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: Sideshow Bob Roberts/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Sideshow Bob Roberts/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: Sideshow Bob Roberts/Gags*
Nelson Muntz

**Nelson Mandela Muntz** is a recurring antagonist of *The Simpsons* and a child citizen of Springfield. He is the leader of the school bullies at Springfield Elementary School (despite being the youngest and shortest), even though he is also the most independent of them. He is a fourth-grader. He was voiced by Doug Lawrence.

## Appearances gallery

​:*Main article: Nelson Muntz/Gallery/Overview*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Nelson Muntz/Appearances*​
The Way of the Dog

"**The Way of the Dog**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Santa's Little Helper is agitated by the sights, sounds, and smells of the Simpsons' Christmas celebration: he refuses to be affectionate, tears apart the couch, and stares idly at a smudge on the cabinet. Lisa suggests attending a seminar from dog psychologist Elaine Wolff. Wolff mostly berates dog owners and her talk is not helpful, but when Lisa tries to ask her to help the Simpsons to empathize with Santa's Little Helper, she explains that they are underestimating how his sense of smell is strongly tied to memory and it brings back memories of when he was an abused racing dog. When Marge reaches for a Santa Claus hat that the dog has been keeping next to him, he nips at her.

Bart insists on sleeping outside with the dog overnight. The next day, they take him to an incompetent vet who wants to euthanize him. He calls the police and Chief Wiggum comes to their house with a animal exterminator close behind. Moments before animal control zookeeper is set to arrive, DeVill appears at the door saying that she has had a revelation and wants to save him.

She runs off with Santa's Little Helper and they go to her therapy institute where she has an opportunity to communicate with him. She determines that the event causing his post-traumatic stress disorder goes back to his childhood and she sets out to find his origin. At the No Kill Kennel, dog trainer explains at the institute, Santa's Little Helper dreams of his mother, when his previous owner took him from his mother, so Elaine gives him a pill to sleep better. Meanwhile in Bart's room, Bart asks Homer when the dog will back, and then they both start praying and Lisa and Marge join the prayer. But Homer says the dog was possibly lost forever, which make Bart cry. The next day, Elaine asks him how he feels about the family, during which she is interrupted by Clay proposing to her, but she refuses.

Right after, he attacks another dog in his chest, and she finds out that he hid the Santa hat in it, the reason for his behavior. She takes him home and Bart remember it's the hat that Bart was wearing the evening they got him. Elaine says he has to confront his previous owner due to him having PTSD of him.

At his place he recounts the story of how he took him away from his mother once he finds out how fast he is and everyone take turn slapping him for his action, till the dog finally reunites with his mother, She Biscuit. In the end the family take She Biscuit home with them, working out the issues, but Snowball signals their fish she's going to eat it.,

## Cast

Bart Simpson as Christine Cavanaugh
Santa's Little Helper as Bill Farmer
Lisa Simpson as Jennifer Tilly
Marge Simpson as Julie Kavner
Homer Simpson as John Ratzenberger
Charles Montgomery Burns as Will Ryan

## References

*Main article: The Way of the Dog/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: The Way of the Dog/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: The Way of the Dog/Gallery*
New Kid on the Block

"**New Kid on the Block**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

The Simpsons' elderly neighbors, the Winfields, finally relocate because of Homer's antics. Bart and Lisa explore the old house while it is empty and up for sale, but Bart scares Lisa away from the basement. Bart turns around to see his new neighbor, Laura Powers. Surprised, he falls down in shock and is helped back up by her and the two become acquainted. Bart instantly develops a crush on her.

After Marge visits Ruth Powers to welcome her to the area, she tells Marge that she has divorced, and both become friends. Meanwhile, after seeing a television advertisement about an all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant, Homer forces Marge to come with him, leaving Laura to babysit Bart and Lisa. Homer quickly enrages the Sea Captain, devouring nearly all the food in the buffet, and is eventually banished despite not being satisfied. Much to Marge's embarrassment, Homer sues the restaurant for false advertising. Lionel Hutz is employed to represent him in court and the case is successful after Hutz convinces the mostly overweight jury that a similar buffet mishap could befall them. To avoid further legal trouble, the Sea Captain and Homer eventually agree that Homer shall be displayed in the restaurant as "Bottomless Pete: Nature's Cruelest Mistake" to draw in more customers to the restaurant and offset the cost of his eating.

Meanwhile, Bart is delighted at having Laura babysitting him and attempts to impress her. She later asks him to come to his treehouse, as she has important news. She tells him she is dating Jimbo Jones, one of the bullies from his school, which dismays Bart. When Laura invites Jimbo over to the Simpson household, Bart, in an attempt to break them up, prank calls Moe's Tavern, giving his name as "Jimbo Jones", and telling Moe where he lives. Mistakenly believing Jimbo was the one who had been pranking Moe all the time, he rushes into the Simpson house brandishing a large "rusty and dull" kitchen knife and looking for Jimbo, causing Jimbo to burst into tears and beg for his life. Laura breaks up with Jimbo for not being the tough "outlaw" she thought he was. She tells Bart that she would date him if he were older, and the episode ends with the pair laughing after prank-calling Moe again.

## References

*Main article: New Kid on the Block/References*
## Appearances

*Main article: New Kid on the Block/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: New Kid on the Block/Gallery*
## Gags

*Main article: New Kid on the Block/Gags*