The Simpsons

Homer must choose between his dog and ol' Gil. Of course he chooses his dog, and his act inspires Springfield to become the dog-friendliest town in America.

Moe is bankrolled to open a swanky private club. It clarifies once and for all his relationship with Homer and Midge, er Marge.

Bart befriends generous elderly ladies while Lisa and Homer get caught up in a Pokémon go style game. Then one of Bart's elderly friends goes missing and he needs Lisa to help find her.

Disappointed in Yale, Mr. Burns decides to start his own for-profit university and Homer is hired as a professor.

Homer opens a trophy store to cater to overpraised kids. Meanwhile Bart gets a treasured watch from Grampa.

In this parody of a cable sports show, Bart goes from delinquent with detention to the star basketball player at Springfield Elementary. Lisa covers Bart’s success for the school paper, and Homer b...

The family attends a Springfield Isotopes baseball game, which a boozy Homer livens up. He becomes an official mascot for the team, boosting attendance and the team’s play. But when Homer attempts ...

In this April Fool's Day-themes clip show, Bart shakes up a bottle of beer, intending to soak Homer, but winds up putting his father into a coma. The family reminisces about the past while waiting ...

Milhouse's parents disappear on a cruise.  Meanwhile Homer gets in trouble with Marge because he can't remember the color of her eyes.

Homer suspects that Grampa is not who he seems, and that his true father is a charming British adventurer.

In this musical, ever-so-slightly based on the life of Evita Perón, Lisa runs for Class President,and is elected — but when she discovers Skinner's plans to reduce the budget, she leads a student s...

The Simpsons let Grampa down and agree todo one thing he's always wanted. They fly to Ireland to visit a pub Grampa loved as a young man, and wind up buying it, only to find that the Irish no long...