Homer’s D’ohnuts!

Krusty shuns his old routines in favour of edgier material and suddenly becomes the hottest comic in show business.

When a Springfield Elementary School field trip goes terribly wrong the children find themselves shipwrecked on an island in a parody of `Lord of the Flies'.

When Homer joins a cult that promises eternal bliss on another planet, the rest of the family also join and work for the Great Redeemer in the bean field after being brainwashed.

Bart and Homer befriend two carnies and invite them to stay with them, but they soon get tricked and lose their house.

Marge and Lisa try to soften Homer's mood after he inadvertently rents a musical instead of an action movie.

When Bart destroys the family's Christmas trees and presents, his lies about a burglar stealing them spiral out of control, leaving the Simpsons heavily indebted to the generous townsfolk.

Marge takes a job with Lionel Hutz's Red Blazer Realty, an estate agency, but begins to question her morals when she has to sell properties to her friends that aren't quite up to scratch. Despite this, she still manages to convince the Flanders to move to the quaintly named Murder House.

On a school field trip, Lisa discovers what looks like the skeleton of an angel. The townsfolk are overcome with excitement, but Lisa stands by her beliefs in that the angel

For the first time in his life, Apu becomes quite popular with the ladies of Springfield. He's having the time of his life until his mother makes a visit from India, reminding him of his arranged marriage, which will take place soon unless Homer can do something about it.

At a health fair, Springfield discovers their children are unfit, so a pee-wee football team, coached by Ned Flanders, is formed to remove those extra pounds. But soon enough, Ned hands the job over to Homer who thinks he can be a better coach.