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WritersUpcoming Episodes -Through Aug. 13th-
Mom and Pop Art (AABF15) Homer becomes the new darling of the Springfield art set thanks to his "art" created in a fit of anger The Old Man and the "C" Student (AABF16) When Bart is involved in a stunt that causes Springfield to lose the Summer Olympics, he is forced to work at Springfield Retirement Castle as punishment
Syndicated Episodes
Roger Meyers, Jr. thinks that Itchy & Scratchy needs a new character, but "Poochie the Dog" isn't as good as expected, probably because of his voice - Homer's
When someone discovers an old and long forgotten ban on alcohol in Springfield, Homer becomes a bootlegger
Rodney Dangerfield guest stars as Mr. Burns' illegitimate son Larry, who discovers he has more in common with Homer than with the billionaire, so Homer fakes his kidnapping
Lisa does such a good job babysitting that Marge entrusts her with watching Bart and Maggie while they go to the opening of the new waterfront
Mr. Burns orders Smithers to take a vacation, so he puts the most incompetent person he can find - Homer - in his place, but Homer is so incompetent that Burns learns to do things for himself and no longer needs Smithers
Bart is sent to a military school, where the boy cadets are mad about the changes required by the admission of the school's first girl - Lisa
When Lisa's saxophone is damaged, Homer recalls the story of how they got it in the first place (it was that or air conditioning), as well as Bart's first days of school
After a riot breaks out at a soccer match, Homer buys a gun for protection, prompting Marge to take the kids and move out of the house
Apu tries to get out of an arranged marriage by pretending to his mother that he's already married...to Marge
Marge becomes a real estate agent and sells Ned Flanders a house without telling him that a murder took place there
When Homer and Bart wreck a carnival game, they let the two workers move into the house, only to end up locked out
When Krusty's dated material bombs at Springfield's comedy festival, he announces his retirement, only to return when he discovers his speech lamenting modern comics is his best material
En route to a Model United Nations conference, the bus goes into the sea, and the kids end up on an island "Lord of the Flies"-style; Homer starts up an Internet company
Channel 6 kids news anchor Lisa isn't pleased with Bart's flamboyant human-interest stories, especially when the producers decide to make him her co-anchor
When Marge has to take Bart to Dr. Hibbert rather than drive Lisa to the museum, Lisa (against Marge's wishes) takes the bus alone, only to get lost when she takes the wrong bus Previous EpisodesMichael McKean (who last appeared on the show in "The Otto Show" as part of Spinal Tap) guest voices as a "shock jock" when a new millionaire moves into Springfield
Rupert Murdoch, the man who owns The Simpsons (but not Manchester United Football Club), guest voices as himself when Homer organizes a trip to the Super Bowl - with counterfeit tickets
Professor Stephen Hawking guest voices as himself when Homer tries to get the entire town to humiliate themselves in order to win a contest, and Lisa's attempts to get everyone to think better of it ends up getting her into MENSA
George Takei (who last appeared on the show as Akira, the Happy Sumo waiter in "One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish", guest voices as the Simpsons go to Japan, and Homer and Bart enter a Japanese game show in order to win plane fare home
Fox will be showing the movie Independence Day  Milhouse comments to Bart that nothing interesting seems to happen in Springfield, setting the stage for a series of short stores, including Principal Skinner's problems with hosting a lunch for Superintendent Chalmers, Lisa trying to get bubble gum out of her hair, and Homer getting Maggie locked into a newspaper rack
When Homer discovers his taste in music is different from his kids', he takes them to Hullabalooza, where his talent for having cannonballs bounce off his stomach gets him a spot in the freak show - but his next ball may be his last
The Radioactive Man movie is being made in Springfield, with Ranier Wolfcastle as Radioactive Man and Milhouse van Houten as Fallout Boy - but the pressures of success and movie work prove to be too much for Milhouse, who runs from the climactic scene
 Bart leads a gang of Springfield's boys into Shelbyville to return Springfield's town lemon tree, while Homer leads their fathers in to return Springfield's boys
While Homer and Marge are at a spa, Bart and Lisa are involved in incidents at school that prompt Principal Skinner to send a Child Welfare agent to the house, resulting in the kids being given to foster parents - Ned and Maude Flanders
Lisa, along with singer Barry White, try to stop the annual "Whacking Day" celebration, where the town's snakes are clubbed to death; Bart is expelled after an incident involving Groundskeeper Willie's tractor and Superintendent Chalmers' rear
May 4 - Marge vs. the Monorail (9F10)A smooth-talking salesman talks the town into building a monorail which soon goes out of control, and the only thing that can save the passengers is the competancy of the conductor - Homer 
Under the influence of a little too much beer, Homer makes a fool of himself at a baseball game, but the owner notices how he gets the crowd involved and hires him as the team mascot, where his ability gets him promoted to the big leagues - in another city
When Lisa sees an ugly caricature of herself, Homer tries to make her see that she's beautiful by entering her in the Little Miss Springfield contest, where she finishes second, but when the winner is struck by lightning, Lisa uses her newfound fame to strike back at the evils of society, much to the chagrin of the sponsors
Homer fakes his death in order to get out of weekend cleanup work, resulting in his mother returning to Springfield despite the fact that (according to Grampa) she was dead; when Bart and Lisa discover a trail of fake IDs, she reveals that she's been on the run for 25 years after an incident involving Mr. Burns 
May 10, 1999 - Summer of 4 Ft. 2 (3F22) May 11, 1999 - Itchy & Scratchy Land (2F01) May 12, 1999 - The Call of the Simpsons (7G09) May 13, 1999 - Homer Alone (8F14) May 14, 1999 - The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson (4F22) May 17, 1999 - One Fish, Two Fish, Blowfish, Blue Fish (7F11) May 18, 1999 - Bart the Lover (8F16) May 19, 1999 - Stark Raving Dad (7F24) May 20, 1999 - Three Men and a Comic Book (7F21) May 21, 1999 - Itchy & Scratchy & Marge (7F09) May 24, 1999 - Homer Defined (8F04) May 25, 1999 - Radio Bart (8F11) May 26, 1999 - Lisa the Greek (8F12) May 27, 1999 - Principal Charming (7F15) May 28, 1999 - The Telltale Head (7G07) May 31, 1999 - Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One) (2F16)
June 7, 1999 - Lisa the Vegetarian (3F03) June 8, 1999 - Treehouse of Horror VI (3F04) June 9, 1999 - King-Size Homer (3F05) June 10, 1999 - In Marge We Trust (4F18) June 11, 1999 - Two Bad Neighbors (3F09) June 14, 1999 - Team Homer (3F10) June 15, 1999 - Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield (3F11) June 16, 1999 - Bart the Fink (3F12) June 17, 1999 - El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Homer (3F24) June 18, 1999 - Grampa vs. Sexual Inadequacy (2F07) June 21, 1999 - Homer's Enemy (4F19) June 22, 1999 - The Simpsons Spin-off Showcase (4F20) June 23, 1999 - Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming (3F08) June 24, 1999 - Lisa's Date with Density (4F01) June 25, 1999 - Bart After Dark (4F06) June 28, 1999 - Hurricane Neddy (4F07) June 29, 1999 - The Principal and The Pauper (4F23) June 30, 1999 - Lisa, the Simpson (4F24)
July 5, 1999 - Bart Star (5F03) July 6, 1999 - Lisa the Skeptic (5F05) July 7, 1999 - Trash of the Titans (5F09) July 8, 1999 - Dumbbell Indemnity (5F12) July 9, 1999 - This Little Wiggy (5F13) July 12, 1999 - Homer at the Bat (8F13) July 13, 1999 - King of the Hill (5F16) July 14, 1999 - Miracle on Evergreen Terrace (5F07) July 15, 1999 - The Springfield Files (3G01) July 16, 1999 - The Homer They Fall (4F03) July 19, 1999 - A Milhouse Divided (4F04) July 20, 1999 - The Twisted World of Marge Simpson (4F08) July 21, 1999 - Grade School Confidential (4F09) July 22, 1999 - Mountain of Madness (4F10) July 23, 1999 - Homer's Phobia (4F11)  | |
