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No power on Earth can contain the explosive popularity of “The Simpsons.” Ride the shockwaves as Mr. Burns takes the Simpsons on a South Seas adventure in search of lost treasure. Hold onto your seat as Homer illuminates the intimate relationship between a man and his sofa. Watch Marge eclipse the hard-nosed news reporter Kent Brockman with her eternally optimistic worldview. And join Lisa as she fills the massive void of art and culture in Springfield by convening the monthly book club. The world’s funniest family will lift you up and leave you weightless with levity.*

 

(* Levity is subject to the Laws of Nature and cannot actually defy gravity.)

 

 



By Groening

 

Bart finds himself in control of Springfield’s print media and begins to publish all the news that’s fit to print his purposes. But when the headlines go spinning out of control, half of Springfield is left in tatters, and only Bart can piece it back together. Later, Bart tries to find a way out of writing a book report on “Great Expectations.”And finally, Stretch Dude is in need of a new partner when Clobber Girl is sidelined by the Superflu, but there is only one sidekick available…Gluestick (alias Ralph Wiggum).



By Davison, Kaplan, Matsumoto, Delaney, Pepoy

 

After Lisa applies her study habits to the art of pranking, Bart has a little familial competition for the title of “Class Clown.” Then, Bart, Milhouse, and Lisa find a Ouija board, and it doesn’t take long before they unleash a demonic spirit from the world beyond.



By Gammill, Gammill, Delaney and Pepoy

 

The search is on for the newest Lard Lad Donut Kid of the Year! Lisa joins the competition to earn college scholarship award, while Bart (with more than a little encouragement from Homer) is in it for the free year’s supply of donuts. However, representing Lard Lad Donuts for a whole year may not be all glaze and sprinkles.



By Boothby, Dixon, Matsumoto, Rodriguez, Pepoy

 

Bartman discovers a Japanese comic book at the Android’s Dungeon depicting some of his greatest exploits in manga form. And then, in a crisis of discontinuous continuities, Plasmo taps into a neighboring dimension to find a replacement for a fallen Superior Squad comrade, causing a calamitous chain reaction and a world overpopulated with duplicate heroes and villains.



By Boothby, Rankine, Zakour, Delaney, Ortiz, DeCarlo, Pepoy

 

Bartman tangles with a new villain when a bleary-eyed Kwik-E clerk has a freak accident with a hot dog warmer, transforming him into the eight-baby-wielding Dr. Octuplets. Then, the Springfield Elementary girl’s basketball team is headed for the city championship until its star player, Lisa Simpson, gets injured. How far will Principal Skinner go to beat the team from Shelbyville?



By Boothby, Ortiz, DeCarlo

 

Krusty the Clown considers torching one of his KrustyBurger restaurants for the insurance money until Homer comes up with a new burger for the chain that becomes a huge success. Meanwhile, Marge, concerned that Maggie is not talking yet, enrolls her daughter in an expensive preschool that guarantees results.



 

By Bonham, Brill, Davison, Rankine, Rogers, Yambar, Costanza, Kazaleh, Matsumoto, Ortiz

 

Springfield is ready to celebrate the holiday season, but the weather just isn't cooperating, and it’s up to Lisa to find out what's keeping winter away. Then, all the girls at Springfield Elementary try to capture Bart beneath the mistletoe and steal a Christmas kiss. Will they succeed or will Bart remain cootie-free? And when Homer once again ruins Ned Flanders annual holiday party, Ned is pushed past his breaking point. Can Homer make amends or is this the end of their relationship? Finally, during a snowball fight gone awry Bart, Milhouse, and Martin find themselves caught in a trap set by Jimbo and his cronies. Can Bart and his friends turn the tables on their tormentors? Plus: 3 more helpings of the questionably accurate “Grampa’s Christmas Origins” and a toasty Itchy & Scratchy treat.

 



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