Homer’s D’ohnuts!

Bart auditions to play Fallout Boy when Springfield is chosen as the location for Rainier Wolfcastle's big-screen adaptation of `Radioactive Man', but he comes up a little short.

Mr Burns is found shot and everyone in Springfield has a motive. He stole the school's oil, he injured Santa's Little Helper, he prevented the school from hiring Tito Puentes and he forced Moe's to close down.

Mr Burns' mystery attacker is finally revealed. There's a shock confession, and Homer has a clear motive, but could the truth be even more bizarre?

Bart and Homer set out to retrieve Springfield's lemon tree after it's stolen by long-time rivals, Shelbyville.

When Marge becomes a police officer, Homer sees it as an opportunity to flout the law, but unfortunately she's too conscientious.

Homer is sucked into a 3D digital dimension and ends up trapped in the real, non-animated world. Elsewhere, Bart, Lisa and Maggie fight the ghost of Groundskeeper Willie in dreamland, and the Duff Cowboy, Lard Lad and Professor Peanut escape from their billboards for a reign of terror.

Lisa feels her idol Bleeding Gums Murphy is not properly honored at his funeral, to right the wrong she wants to play his album on radio, which costs $500. Meanwhile, Bart chokes on a jagged metal prize from a box of cereal.

Bart is over the moon when the teachers go on strike, but Lisa starts to go mad, and then the governors decide to replace the teachers with the PTA, including Flanders and Marge.

Santa's Little Helper fathers a huge litter of puppies that the Simpsons can't control. Mr Burns offers them a home, but he's always fancied a greyhound fur tuxedo.

Lisa meets a mysterious fortune teller who reveals that she'll fall in love with upper-crust English gent Hugh Parkfield at a prestigious university.

Springfield launches a film festival and `Pukahontas', Barney's haunting meditation on his alcoholism, is on course to win. However, panellist Homer prefers Hans Moleman's `Man Getting Hit by Football'.