The Simpsons
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Season 16 episodes (21)
1 Treehouse of Horror XV
11/7/04
This year's thrillogy features "The Ned Zone", in which a knock to the noggin of Ned Flanders uncannily enables him to foretell the future — or does it — "Four Beheadings and a Funeral", where a knife-wielding killer roams Victorian London, and "In the Belly of the Boss", a fantastic journey (ok, voyage) through what can charitably be called the body of Mr. Burns.
2 All's Fair in Oven War
11/14/04
"All's Fair in Oven War" depicts the havoc that erupts when the Simpsons remodel. Bart becomes enthralled by adult magazines — without the adult part, and remodels his lifestyle accordingly.
3 Sleeping with the Enemy
11/21/04
In "Sleeping With The Enemy" Bart and Lisa encounter two terrors of being a kid: Bart is tormented by a bully, whom Marge invites to live in their house, while Lisa fears she can never be thin enough.
4 She Used to Be My Girl
12/5/04
Featuring a commentary with Guest Voice Kim Cattrall, "She Used To Be My Girl" shows Marge wondering what her life would have been like had she pursued a career in journalism instead of having a family.
5 Fat Man and Little Boy
12/12/04
When Bart loses his last baby tooth, he suddenly feels old. He pours himself into a new business, making smart alecky T-shirts for a bizarre, Willy Wonka-ish manufacturer named Goose Gladwell.
6 Midnight Rx
1/16/05
Mr. Burns throws a party for the power plant workers only to announce he is terminating their prescription drug program. Grampa and the seniors realize their only hope for affordable pills is smuggling drugs from Canada..
7 Mommie Beerest
1/30/05
When the health inspector dies, Moe discovers his successor is not as friendly. To help Moe save his bar, Marge converts it into an English pub. But Homer begins to fear that Marge and Moe are having an "emotional affair."
8 Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass
2/6/05
Features guest appearances by the formidable lineup of Tom Brady, LeBron James, Michelle Kwan, Yao Ming and Warren Sapp. Homer develops a business encouraging pro athletes to develop creative taunts, while Ned Flanders is so outraged by the indecency on television, he makes a movie of his own.
9 Pranksta Rap
2/13/05
Bart is forbidden by his parents from attending a hip-hop concert, but does anyway. To cover up his lie, he pretends to be kidnapped — and Chief Wiggum takes this as an opportunity to do the best police work of his life.
10 There's Something About Marrying
2/20/05
An amiable public television journalist finds Springfield to be the most unfriendly town he's ever met. To restore its tourist business, Springfield legalizes gay marriage and Homer becomes an online minister.
11 On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister
3/6/05
When Bart embarrasses Lisa during a school field trip, she decides to get a restraining order against him. Bart at first is skeptical (and Marge watches an instructional video on restraining orders hosted by Gary Busey) but is dismayed at how hard it can be to stay no closer than twenty feet from his sister.
12 Goo Goo Gai Pan
3/13/05
Selma learns she is going through menopause, with the help of a video narrated by Robert Wagner. Realizing she'll never have a baby of her own, she decides to go to China to adopt a child.
13 Mobile Homer
3/20/05
After Homer has a disastrous encounter with spiders in the garage, Marge worries about what they'd do for money after Homer is gone. She becomes very penurious, and an aggravated Homer retaliates by purchasing a mobile home.
14 The Seven-Beer Snitch
4/3/05
A Frank Gehry-inspired concert house proves unpopular when the residents of Springfield discover they hate classical music. Mr. Burns buys the hall, and repurposes it as a prison. Meanwhile, Lisa discovers her cat has a double life.
15 Future-Drama
4/17/05
In this look at the possible future of the Simpsons, Homer and Marge are separated and Bart is hit on by his fourth-grade teacher. And when Marge starts to date Krusty, Homer retreats to an underwater lair.
16 Don't Fear the Roofer
5/1/05
Homer keeps putting off fixing a leaky roof. After being nagged by Marge, he is happy to meet a friendly contractor, voiced by Ray Romano. As time passes, however, the rest of the family begins to doubt if this contractor even exists.
17 The Heartbroke Kid
5/1/05
The school assigns its vending machine contract to unhealthy snacks, with the mascots "Scammer and Z-Dog." Bart becomes particularly addicted to the sweets, and unusually for a ten-year-old, has a heart attack.
18 A Star Is Torn
5/8/05
Lisa enters a "Li'l Star maker" contest, but is dismayed to discover how tough the competition really is. Homer becomes an overprotective stage parent, so abusive that Lisa fires him. Homer goes to work for Lisa's main competitor, and Lisa wonders just where his heart truly lies.
19 Thank God It's Doomsday
5/8/05
A film about the rapture convinces Homer the end of the world is near. He draws the rest of Springfield into his beliefs, only to be terribly disappointed when the chosen hour comesand nothing happens.
20 The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star
5/15/05
When Willie releases rats at the school Medieval festival, Bart is blamed and expelled. He goes to Catholic school, where he befriends a cool priest named Father Sean and, to Marge's dismay, considers converting.
21 Home Away from Homer
5/15/05
Two sexy young women board at Flanders' house and put their daily, titillating, life online, unbeknownst to Ned. When he learns the town was mocking him behind his back, Flanders decides to move.
Ratings and reviews
4.6
11.3K reviews
Keith Lowry
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January 17, 2016
Now, listen to me for a second. I don't mean to offend anyone in any way, and this is just my view. Personally, I've watched this show since I was eight-years-old. The Simpsons was such a witty show back then and had stories with creative transitions. For me, this show had plots that I was never able to predict. Right now, however, the plots just aren't as imaginative and creative as they used to be, and most of them are recycled. I can usually predict what will happen in an episode near its beginning now.
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Mike Bravo (DarkRaven)
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October 10, 2019
I watched alot of the simpsons growing up. It seems to have gotten stale. And their show has indeed become manipulative in its values and seems to sway away from core comedic roots. Now like many others like south park, the simpsons has become too involved in territory I dont believe any comedy should get involved in. Just because theres so much ill water.
Michael Driver
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March 28, 2013
The Simpsons are past their prime. I quit watching quite some time ago as the show has just become worn out. The producers, and writers aren't really making any effort, and haven't for quite a long time, in truly making the program worth watching any longer. Sad. FOX had a great show in FUTURAMA, and put absolutely nothing in it. Let it sit, and moulder, cancelled it, then just let it go, but keep this now unworthy program on artificial life-support! No understanding American television networks.
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