
The Simpsons — Season 21

Homer is cast as the protagonist in a film concerning a superhero with the extraordinary ability to absorb the powers of any comic book hero he touches. To prepare him for the demanding role, the studio enlists the services of a renowned ce…

The fourth graders at Springfield Elementary plotted a prank: to tamper with Ms. Krabappel’s coffee as retribution for confiscating their cell phones. Their act of rebellion resulted in her dismissal by Principal Skinner, who subsequently h…

In Springfield, a fervent fascination takes hold, centered on the brutal spectacle of Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, a contest where participants deliberately inflict grievous pain upon one another. When Marge and her companio…

A prompt appears on the screen: "Dial 'M' for Murder or Press '#' to Return to Main Menu – Lisa is drawn into a Hitchcockian murder plot by Bart." "Don't Have a Cow, Mankind – Springfield is once again beset by zombies, this time a conse…

Marge and her colleagues from the "Charity Chicks" are modeling for a calendar, their efforts aimed at fundraising for a good cause. However, it is Marge who captures public attention, her poses proving rather provocative. Separately, Carl …

Principal Skinner, weary of Bartholomew’s persistent mischief, delivered a pointed assessment: the boy lacked true talent in the art of pranks. He declared that a former student, Andy Hamilton, possessed a far superior skill. Thus spurred, …

Lost in the woods during a spirited game of hide-and-seek, Lisa unexpectedly finds friendship with three teenage Wiccans. Soon, she must defend her new companions when they are wrongly accused of cursing the townspeople through witchcraft. …

A hush had fallen over Springfield, the snow a soft blanket on the world. Amidst the quiet, Lisa confided in Bart, explaining a connection between herself and Maggie that she believed would forever remain beyond his grasp – a consequence of…

An old man sat on a park bench, patiently awaiting his family’s arrival, when a man with an air of quiet contemplation approached. He introduced himself as Marshall Goldman and asked if he might hear the old man's story. The old man recount…

Reluctantly, Krusty introduces Princess Penelope, a charming singer, as his new cohost, hoping to draw in a larger female audience. The girls adore her, and the ratings climb, but Bart and Milhouse yearn for the show's former, less sacchari…

Homer neglected to inform Marge of their plans, instead using the time to purchase a lottery ticket. To his astonishment, he won the million-dollar jackpot. Apprehensive about Marge's reaction to his absence, Homer concealed his newfound we…

Homer arranged a romantic evening for Marge, envisioning ice skating and shared warmth. Their idyllic plans, however, were interrupted upon entering the rink by a curling team in practice. Undeterred, Homer and Marge took to the ice, unexpe…

Miss Hoover’s assignment – researching family history – fills Lisa with dread. The truth she unearths is deeply unsettling: her ancestors appear to be a collection of rogues and vagabonds. Yet, while exploring the dusty attic, Lisa stumbles…

Bart's forgotten homework triggers a letter from Mrs. Krabappel, detailing his disruptive behavior, which finds its way to his parents. He makes a valiant attempt to prevent its arrival, but Homer intercepts the correspondence nonetheless. …

Principal Skinner made an announcement: Mrs. Krabappel had been unexpectedly called away, and due to budgetary constraints, the fourth-grade classes would be combined until her return. Bart, with evident reluctance, found himself sharing a …

The Simpsons embark on a trip to Israel with Ned Flanders, though Homer finds little to admire in the local culture. That is, until they encounter Jakob, an Israeli tour guide, who takes Homer under his wing. Exhausted by the heat and suff…

A disturbance at the estate of Mr. Burns draws a police response. One officer, however, immediately recognizes priceless paintings adorning the walls – paintings that have been stolen. The eccentric billionaire is swiftly taken into custody…

While serving community service, Homer finds an unlikely connection with his supervisor, Chief Wiggum, by offering him a sandwich. The gesture of kindness resonates with Wiggum, who subsequently assigns Homer undesirable duties, yet permits…

Seeking a more economical energy solution, the Simpsons install a wind turbine in their yard. However, Homer soon discovers that a portion of the generated power is being diverted to the municipal power company. Determined to sever ties wit…

A miscalculation by the bomb squad results in the detonation of Homer’s forgotten gym bag, unleashing radiation upon the city. In response, authorities impose restrictions on civil liberties. Chief Wiggum and his officers deploy surveillanc…

With Mother’s Day drawing near, Moe recounts an episode where he composes a letter to Homer, Apu, and Reverend Lovejoy, all enjoying a family getaway with their children. In the letter, he darkly suggests he’ll run off with one of their wiv…

A chilling certainty takes root in Bart: his new neighbor, Walt, is none other than Sideshow Bob, returned in disguise, seeking retribution. Yet, when Marge attempts to dissuade him with a visit to the state penitentiary, a deeply unsettlin…

Moe Szyslak unexpectedly discovers a knack for evaluating competitions, a talent that soon catches the eye of a television agent. He's invited to join the judging panel for *American Idol*. Moe travels to Los Angeles, touring the Fox studi…


