Like he said he doesn't strangle Bart anymore and while I am aware what the crew says Homer says times have changed. I mean when has there been a time in South Park where they killed Kenny?

As bad as the Family Guy and The Simpsons crossover episode was, it did have one redeeming quality: we got to see Stew's evil side with him kidnapping Bart's enemies and torturing them.

Today Stew is just a gay icon who likes to crossdress.

Back For Seconds? Yep! The Simpsons are in trouble again? Absolutely!

20 years after Russ Cargill was defeated and Springfield is saved, Homer Simpson has finally learned his lesson about the whole lake pollution ordeal. However, the same can't be said for the mischief king himself: Bart Simpson.

He drags his dad into doing a massive prank on a national electric station. The Plan is that they drop water into the control panels and force them to make funny videos of Bart dancing to get the family praise and become famous worldwide. Simple, right? Well it goes haywire, VERY FAST.

Turns out, Bart's little stunt has alerted the police on a high stakes chase around town to arrest the family after they exploded the entire station and caused a massive blackout. If that wasn't enough, All of Springfield is very, VERY, VERY furious at the Simpsons for causing this, thinking they haven't learned their lesson after this electric shutdown along with countless of other times the family tried to be less dysfunctional, and Bart and Homer are in the middle of it all.

Even Worse, the aliens Kang and Kodos, taking orders from their mysterious yet cunning leader who has ulterior motives of their own, signifies that Springfilled has been making fun of their species and threatens to seek an invasion upon the world, then launch a disasteroid into all of Springfield to remake it all into their own image.

With Bart and Homer's reckless actions paying their toll big time along with the future of Springfield's existence on the line, The Simpsons must come together along with their friends including new ones to save their town they called home even after it shunned them from the might of the rebellious aliens bent on existential extinction upon the world. Along the way, the family's bond will grow stronger like never before, all while trying not to drive themselves crazy in the process.

Will the Simpsons stop the madness of the intergalactic invaders and save their loving town? Who is this mysterious leader and what are their true motives behind their omnibus sinister plot? Can Bart and Homer redeem themselves for their mischievous prank and overcome the tensions and misunderstandings rising between them?

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Just noticed a news article is this correct, As a Macedonian my self it nice to see this kind of collab

I'm trying to find the episode that had the scene where the Opening Sequence was shown on the roof, inside of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant

I'm looking for an episode.It was probably Lisa and Bart. It's an episode where two people from the back lie down and look at the night sky or the starry ceiling.

I'm certain I'm not the only one asking this, but since I haven't seen anyone else asking it, I might as well do so myself. Back in the 2010s, it seemed like The Simpsons had finally gone back to actually airing the "Treehouse of Horror" episodes in time for Halloween. But last year, they went back to delaying it till after the holiday. And they're doing it again this year, even though it makes far less sense to do so this year. FOX actually had time to air The Simpsons last night, and for some reason, they didn't go with airing "Treehouse of Horror XXXV", which is instead airing next Sunday. Was there any reason they couldn't show "Treehouse of Horror XXXV" last night?

To make sure the sequel of The Simpsons Movie released on 2013. In Theaters Summer 2013; on June 9th. With a new villain that's evil and villainous voiced by a celebrity guest star.

First To start the production of The sequel for 2013 in early 2007. Produced in 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio since the original film was produced in 2.39:1 in 2007. And try a different music composer like John Debney. With a new film director. And a different Sound Designer from Skywalker Sound.

To make sure Groundskeeper Willie, Selma and Patty, Teri and Sherri, Sea Captain gets a speaking roles

Would it be cool if the Nicotine Scene from Ae Bonny Romance would be part of Treehouse Of Horror because of the kids going out of control from the patches. So here how's it goes. It go so bad that Kent Brockman put up a news that the kids are not only destroying school property but also attacking or killing anyone on sight so it's up to Homer and Bart to stop them from destroying Springfield. Not long after everyone is now affected by them including the girls from the school. Soon Bart and Homer get their antidote for the people who has affected from the nicotine virus. Soon after they stopped the virus it turns out that Doris was to the one set up the attack which leads to her arrest by the police. The segment ends with a PSA by Mayor Quimby to not let your kids use nicotine patches otherwise they'll be a killable weapon.