Tag: season 18

After Bart convinces all his friends not to go to Nelsons birthday party, Marge forces him to attend. After the party, Bart becomes Nelson’s new best friend and under Nelson’s protection no one dares to mess with Bart. There’s only drawback to his newfound friend/bodyguard; he can no longer pal around with Milhouse. So when the bully catches him on an illicit rendezvous with Millhouse, Bart begins to fear for his safety.” Meanwhile, Homer find a hobbie. It’s reading Lisa’s Fantasy books. Homer reads Lisa to sleep and debates on whether to reveal the book’s sad ending to her.

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After Homer gets fired at the nuclear power plant, he takes over the ice cream truck business, but his dedication to his new job threatens to undermine his marriage. Meanwhile, a depressed Marge makes use of the mountains of Popsicle sticks from Homer’s ice-cream consumption by creating sculptures of Springfield citizens with them, leading to a feature about her on the news. The sculptures quickly become popular and Marge is excited to have a purpose in life, until a turn of events divides the Simpsons household

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When Homer forgets Moe’s birthday, Moe’s anger inspires Lisa to write about him for her school report. She finds a poetic side to Moe and helps him get published in “American Poetry Perspectives.” However, when Moe is featured at a literary conference where he encounters celebrated authors Gore Vidal, Michael Chabon, Tom Wolfe and Jonathan Franzen (all guest-voicing as themselves), he takes all the credit despite Lisa’s feelings

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After Bart gets out of a commitment to join the Army at 18, Homer falls prey to a couple of Army recruiters and lands himself in basic training. Homer, of course, treats this like summer camp and infuriates his hard-nosed colonel (Kiefer Sutherland) when he is unfazed by the constant hazing and humiliation. Homer is assigned as the enemy of the Armys war games, but when the war games get out of hand and Springfield becomes the battlefield, Homer and the Springfield community must join forces before the city goes up in smoke.

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Married To The Blob
When a meteor falls to Earth and reveals a green goo that Homer mistakes for a marshmallow. After Homer eats the goo, he turns into a rampaging blob with a never-ending appetite that even guest voice Dr. Phil McGraw can’t stop.
You Gotta Know When To Golem
Bart brings Golem, guest voice Richard Lewis as a legendary monster from Jewish folklore, to life and forces him to carry out his ghastly bidding. But when the creature is finally freed of his evil-doing, Marge, Bart and Lisa create a female monster (guest voice Fran Drescher) that captures Golem’s heart.
The Day The Earth Looked Stupid
A spoof of “War of the Worlds.” Set in 1938, the citizens of Springfield – once fooled by the Orson Welles radio broadcast – react with nonchalance to a real invasion by slobbering cylops Kang and Kodos.

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