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Season 21 |
| The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special - In 3-D! On Ice! (Jan/10/2010) | Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Morgan Spurlock takes on the behemoth task of documenting 20 years of the global phenomenon that is The Simpsons. In his distinctive and innovative style, the unprecedented one-hour special follows Spurlock as he sets off on a cross-country globe-trotting mission combing the streets for interviews from fans young and old. His travels take him from the home of The Simpsons biggest fan to the organization at the center of the show's biggest controversies to landmarks such as the birthplace of “Groundskeeper Willie” and the Springfield Isotopes’ playing field. In addition, Spurlock talks to cast, writers and celebrities about the undying cultural obsession with The Simpsons.
Source: FOX | | Guest Stars: Dana Gould as Himself, Julie Kavner as Herself, Matt Selman as Himself, James L. Brooks (1) as Himself, Al Jean as Himself, Mike Scully as Himself, William Donohue as Himself, Mike Reiss as Himself, Dr. Ruth Westheimer as Herself, Sting as Himself, David Silverman (1) as Himself, Sam Simon as Himself, Joe Mantegna as Himself, Hugh M. Hefner as Himself, Jimmy Fallon as Himself, Jimmy Kimmel as Himself, David Cross as Himself, Seth Meyers (1) as Himself, Brad Bird as Himself, ZZ Top as Themselves, Mike Judge as Himself, Dan Rather as Himself, Conan O'Brien as Himself, Jerry Springer as Himself, Matt Stone as Himself, Trey Parker (1) as Himself, Seth MacFarlane as Himself, Morgan Spurlock as Himself, Matt Groening as Himself, Hank Azaria as Himself, Flea as Himself, Moby as Himself, Dan Castellaneta as Himself, Yeardley Smith as Herself, Nancy Cartwright as Herself, Tracey Ullman as Herself, Brian Williams (1) as Himself, John Waters as Himself | Director: Morgan Spurlock
Writer: Morgan Spurlock, Jeremy Chilnik | | | |
| 442 :21x01 - Homer the Whopper (Sep/27/2009) | | Comic Book Guy has created his own superhero, called Everyman, who can take the powers of every superhero in any comic book he touches and use them on his own. Homer is given the role, which was not his intention by visiting the store, but he is interested and agrees to do it. To whip him into shape, the studio hires Lyle McCarthy and once in a really long time, Homer actually becomes thin. But when McCarthy has to leave, Homer's life falls apart again. | | Special Guest Stars: Seth Rogen as Lyle McCarthy, Matt Groening as Unknown, Kevin Michael Richardson (2) as Unknown, | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse | Director: Lance Kramer
Writer: Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg | | Songs: Survivor -- Eye of the Tiger | | | |
| 443 :21x02 - Bart Gets A 'Z' (Oct/04/2009) | | In the tragic life of Mrs. Krabappel, she wakes up to nothing but a bed filled with tests, exercise she barely manages to do and when coming to school, she has to try and educate all her students, who sit in their chair all texting and playing games on their cell phones. When Krabappel decides to confiscate every student’s phone, Bart decides to do something about the matter, and spikes her coffee with booze, resulting in her to make a fool of herself. However, when Principal Skinner sees her joking around, he fires her, giving the class a new, “funkier” teacher. | | Special Guest Stars: Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Unknown, Russi Taylor as Martin Prince, Tress MacNeille as Dolph, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse | Director: Mark Kirkland
Writer: Matt Selman | | | |
| 444 :21x03 - The Great Wife Hope (Oct/11/2009) | | After boxing has a big influence on the citizens of Springfield, Marge is shocked to see Bart fighting with Nelson in the school’s playground. When other people she knows get in the same kind of fights, she decides she must do something in order for boxing to be banned. She agrees to fight a famous boxer and the winning person will decide if boxing stays or leaves, there’s just one problem: Marge isn’t exactly the “boxing” kind of person. | | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Dolph | Director: Matthew C. Faughnan
Writer: Carolyn Omine | | | |
| 445 :21x04 - Treehouse of Horror XX (Oct/18/2009) | | This year’s triple threat of Halloween hilarity sees zombies escaping from their captures and walking the streets of Springfield, Bart and Lisa caught in a murder pact where they both have to kill their own teacher, everyone in Springfield becomes hateful zombies thanks to Krusty Burger’s newest burger, and Homer accidentally falls on a spike and Moe using the opportunity to use Homer’s blood in his beer (somehow making the beer even better). | | Special Guest Stars: Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, | Guest Stars: Tress MacNeille as Dolph, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse | Directors: Mike B. Anderson (1), Matthew Schofield
Writer: Daniel Chun | | | |
| 446 :21x05 - The Devil Wears Nada (Nov/15/2009) | | Homer and the workers at the Nuclear Plant are all sad that Ted, their supervisor, is retiring. But when Mr. Burns discovers Carl’s talent of keeping things clean and fixed, Burns gives Carl the job of supervisor. Meanwhile, Marge and a group called “Philanthro-Chicks” are planning their yearly fundraiser, and they agree to make a calendar with sexy photographs that resemble great points in American history. However, Marge is a bit reluctant to show any skin on the photos, but after the photographer gives her wine, she is more than happy to dress off, making some of the sexiest pictures Springfield has ever seen. | | Special Guest Stars: Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, | Guest Stars: Tress MacNeille as Dolph, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Maggie Roswell as Luann Van Houten, Russi Taylor as Martin Prince, Karl Wiedergott as Unknown | Director: Nancy Kruse
Writer: Tim Long (2) | | | |
| 447 :21x06 - Pranks and Greens (Nov/22/2009) | | Bart is outraged to find out that a former student, Andy Hamilton, is the best prankster Springfield Elementary has seen, and he decides to hunt down Andy and talk to him about his pranks. However, Andy is a 19-year-old still in his pranking days, and Bart sees a negative side of being a prankster, and therefore tries to change Andy’s future. Meanwhile, Marge struggles to keep up with the other moms at her social group, but when the others start telling her that everything she does in her daily life is wrong, she feels like an outsider. | | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Unknown, Maggie Roswell as Luann Van Houten, Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, Jonah Hill as Andy Hamilton | Director: Chuck Sheetz
Writer: Jeff Westbrook | | | |
| 448 :21x07 - Rednecks and Broomsticks (Nov/29/2009) | | After the family is involved in a car accident on their way home from a skiing trip, they lose their car, but Cleatus and his (large) hillbilly family have a winter house nearby and they take temporarily take care of them. However, when Lisa gets lost in a game of hide-and-seek, she meets some Wiccans (witches without brooms and pointy hats) and the next school day takes a wicked turn when everything she sees and hears resembles the witchcraft of the Wiccans. Meanwhile, Homer becomes the judge of a “moonshine” drink the hillbillies make. | | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Various, Russi Taylor as Various, Tress MacNeille as Brandine, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Neve Campbell as Cassandra | Directors: Rob Oliver, Bob Anderson (1)
Writer: Kevin Curran | | | |
| 449 :21x08 - O Brother, Where Bart Thou? (Dec/13/2009) | | Springfield is hit by a blizzard and all power gets lost, but while Bart can’t seem to find anything fun to do, he observes the bonding moments between Lisa and Maggie, who are sisters. Jealous he doesn’t have a brother, Bart becomes depressed and asks if Homer can get him a brother, but Homer is less than enthusiastic about the idea. However, Bart still wants a brother and gets one from an orphanage. | | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Unknown, Russi Taylor as Martin Prince, Tress MacNeille as Jimbo, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Jordan Nagai as Charlie, Cooper Manning as Himself, Smothers Brothers as Themselves, Huell Howser as Himself, Kim Cattrall as Herself, Eli Manning as Himself, Peyton Manning as Himself | Director: Steve Dean Moore (1)
Writer: Matt Selman | | | |
| 450 :21x09 - Thursdays with Abie (Jan/03/2010) | | Grampa finally gets the attention he's waited so, so long for when human-interest columnist Marshall Goldman talks with Grampa while in an amusement park. Grampa tells Marshall about the time he was on a World War II battleship, and Marshall publishes the story in the Springfield Shopper, increasing Grampa's popularity in Springfield drastically. However, when Grampa decides to "dump" Homer as he's not been a good son, Homer looks for his own surrogate father, but instead, he finds a note that suggests Marshall may be planning to kill Grampa. | | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Various, Russi Taylor as Martin Prince, Tress MacNeille as Various, Pamela Hayden as Various, Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, Mitch Albom as Himself | Director: Michael Polcino
Writer: Mitch Glazer, Don Payne | | | |
| 451 :21x10 - Once Upon A Time in Springfield (Jan/10/2010) | | When Krusty the Clown’s show is losing its female ratings, two executives confront Krusty in order to tell him that they are hiring a new, female co-star named Princess Penelope. Krusty is less than enthusiastic about this, and so are all the guys in Springfield who felt the show was at its best before. However, when the popularity of Princess Penelope skyrockets, Krusy becomes the co-star, and on the edge of losing his job. One thing, though, gets Penelope and Krusty together on the show; a marriage. Meanwhile, Mr. Burns takes away the free donughts from the Nuclear Power Plant, but Homer, Lenny and Carl strongly disagree with him and take a stand by talking to a headhunter who specializes in nuclear workers, and whom is willing to help them get their donughts back. | | Special Guest Stars: Gary Larson as Himself, | Guest Stars: Maurice LaMarche as Unknown, Karl Wiedergott as Unknown, Maggie Roswell as Various, Tress MacNeille as Various, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Eartha Kitt as Herself, Jackie Mason as Rabbi Krustofski, Anne Hathaway as Princess Penelope | Director: Matthew Nastuk
Writer: Stephanie Gillis | | | |
| 452 :21x11 - Million Dollar Maybe (Jan/31/2010) | | When Homer gets a fortune cookie that says it's his lucky day, he wins the lottery, but spent the time he should've been on a date with Marge on standing in line at the Kwik-E-Mart to buy the ticket. Fearing how Marge will react to him dumping her, he avoids telling his family about his new-found fortune. However, to slowly approach them with the news, he sends his family anonymous gifts, but when Bart finds out it's him, they spend the money together like if it's the last money on Earth; paying for a private Coldplay concert. | | Guest Stars: Karl Wiedergott as Various, Tress MacNeille as Various, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel, Chris Martin (1) as Himself | Director: Chris Clements (1)
Writer: Bill Odenkirk | | Songs: Emerson, Lake & Palmer -- Lucky Man | | | |
| 453 :21x12 - Boy Meets Curl (Feb/14/2010) | Homer takes Marge out for a romantic evening of ice skating and hand-holding, but upon entering the rink, they encounter a curling team practicing. Marge and Homer take to the ice and discover their love for the sport, and soon after, join the curling team and compete with them in the Olympic trials. Team Springfield claims the win and moves on to the 2010 Vancouver Games where Bob Costas covers the action. Meanwhile, sleazy vendors introduce Lisa to the world of collecting Olympic pins, and before long, Lisa is hopelessly addicted.
Source: FOX | | Guest Stars: Bob Costas as Himself | | Writer: Rob LaZebnik | | | |
| 454 :21x13 - The Color Yellow (Feb/21/2010) | When Miss Hoover asks her students to research their family history, Lisa is horrified to discover that most of her ancestors were bad people – a motley crew of horse thieves and deadbeats. But while rummaging through the attic, Lisa happens upon a diary kept by her ancestor, Eliza Simpson. As Eliza’s story unfolds, Lisa learns that her family was part of the Underground Railroad, a group that helped slaves escape to freedom. Eliza recounts liberating a slave named Virgil, but when Lisa presents her findings at school, some of her classmates refute it, leaving Lisa determined to exonerate her family’s name.
Source: FOX | | Guest Stars: Wren T. Brown (1) as Virgil | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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