Stay at Homer

Homer falls for new employee Mindy Simmons, who shares his love of doughnuts and napping in the afternoons.

Andrew and Tim indulge in further distractions from pressing global catastrophes. 

Bart and Millhouse party hard on sugar and join the Junior Campers.

Homer joins Bart on the JC father-son rafting trip. It doesn't go well.

Andrew and Tim do their usual recap and review, with a bit too much laughing and wheezing.

Marge tries to cure her 'nagging complex' by attending a workshop with self-help 'guru' Brad Goodman. 

Andrew and Tim spend a joyous forty-nine minutes exploring a work of prescient genius.

In which the tall-haired Mrs Simpson is drawn into a decidedly Thelma & Louise-esque escapade with bad-girl neighbour Ruth.

This episode also features an under-edited aside on the delights of the Devil's Coach Horse beetle.

The Simpsons 'celebrate' Halloween with three segments of non-canon stories, with varied results.

Tim and Andrew struggle to understand current UK petrol shortages and obscure US movie references.

Burns pines for his childhood bear Bobo. Getting it back will be like taking a cuddly toy from a baby.

Andrew and Tim find themselves in mellow mood, pondering the coming of Autumn and the tedious but terrifying UK supply chain crisis.

Homer's gross incompetence as safety inspector at a nuclear power plant leads to him having to attend university, where his distorted view of college life leads to a string of increasingly dangerous pranks.

Andrew and Tim revel in the majesty of one of their all-time favourite episodes.

Sideshow Bob tries to kill Bart again, but he's thwarted by a child's guile and a lot of rakes.

Andrew and Tim briefly debrief their summers and settle in for an autumn of Omega Variant.

Homer tells the kids about his time with the Be Sharps, a vocal group with more than a passing resemblance to a certain popular beat combo.

This week Andrew and Tim form a fab four with Jacob Balcom and Matt Howell to discuss the episode.

Krusty tries to get his career back on track after the ventriloquist dummy Gabbo appears out of nowhere. 

Andrew and Tim assess the season 4 finale, and choose their favourite episode from the entire season.