Homer’s D’ohnuts!

Bart and Milhouse go on an all-syrup squishee bender, after which Bart awakes with a massive hangover and the memory of embarrassing himself by joining the junior campers. He decides not to quit when he finds out they get to use pocketknives, and sets off to camp, with the embarrassing - and dangerous - Homer in tow.

In a bid to alter his rebellious behavior, Homer and Marge take Bart to see a self-help guru but it backfires when the guru uses Bart as an example of how everyone should behave.

Marge goes to the ballet with Ruth Powers. The two end up spending time together, leading to a Thelma-and-Louise-style run from the police after Ruth confesses that she stole her ex-husband's car.

In spite of being obscenely rich, Mr. Burns can never be truly happy without his childhood teddy bear, Bobo, who Bart finds in a bag of ice and gives to Maggie. Homer spots a chance to ingratiate himself with his boss, but can he upset his daughter to do it?

Homer has to go to university to study nuclear physics because he's unqualified for his job of safety inspector at the nuclear power plant. At university, he convinces his new nerd friends to join him in an elaborate prank that backfires spectacularly.

The latest installment of our Treehouse of Horrors to celebrate spooky season.

Sideshow Bob gets paroled from Springfield Prison and wrecks havoc with Bart's life.

Homer tells his kids about his time as a member of a barbershop quartet along with Barney, Apu, and Principal Skinner.

Johnny Carson, Bette Midler, Luke Perry, Hugh Hefner and Red Hot Chili

Marge escapes a flu epidemic, but not the eyes of Apu, who catches her accidentally taking an item during a shopping run for flu sufferers.  Her attorney: Lionel Hutz, of course.