Bart gets a spy camera and catches Homer dancing with Princess Kashmir. Andrew and Tim continue to be alive.

Marge is tempted by a sophisticated suitor. Andrew and Tim celebrate Easter by walking down to the end of the street.

Bart vandalises the town statue and learns about the perils of popularity. Tim and Andrew drink a lot of tea and keep their distance.

The family go down to the woods, while Andrew and Tim stick to their plan of not leaving the house.

Andrew reflects on the poignancy of an early Simpsons episode about depression and creativity, while Tim gets his word usements all wrong.

Bart takes on the school bully. Andrew and Tim drink too much tea and gaze out of the windows at the sunshine.

Andrew and Tim continue their quarantined journey through the Simpsons' back catalogue. In this episode, Homer attempts to improve his family.

Homer finds his purpose in life, as Andrew and Tim continue to sit around indoors.

Bart is wrongly tagged as a misunderstood prodigy, while Andrew and Tim stare at the walls.

Andrew and Tim talk about the first ever Simpsons episode - a Christmas 'special' which aired way back in December 1989, when we used to stand close to each other.