Secret agent Lenny Leonard seeks to find his missing partner Carl in a dystopian future city ruled by a tyrannical computer with the consciousness of Ralph Wiggum.
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A newly reformed Sideshow Bob moves to New Jersey and opens up a hamburger restaurant with his family, but gives in to his homicidal impulses when nobody gets his puns for the Burger of the Day.
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Santa's Little Helper gathers with dogs from around the neighborhood to tell spooky stories, including "The Loud Noise," "A Stranger at the Door," and "What If There Was A Giant Cat."
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Marge butts heads with a new moderator on a knitting message board.
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Lisa tries to rekindle Mr. Largo's passion for music after she discovers his checkered past as conductor of the Capital City Symphony Orchestra.
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In this special extra-length episode, Marge performs housework, runs errands, and embarks on an exciting new work from home job.
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Maggie becomes head chef at Luigi's restaurant.
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Bart and Lisa travel back in time to solve the Black Dahlia murder.
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Marge launches a family-themed comic strip after The Springfield Shopper drops Dilbert, and quickly rockets to fame as a celebrity cartoonist. However, the rest of the family is dismayed when they discover their private moments becoming public fodder for the strip. Bill Amend, Lynda Barry, and the guy who does Heathcliff guest star.
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Homer and Marge's marriage is in crisis after Marge confesses to a shocking act of infidelity.
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After learning a Malibu Stacy movie is in production, Lisa and Smithers embark on a road trip to stop Hollywood from perverting the source material and ensure it respects the lore and continuity. Meanwhile, Homer discovers a fifth meal. Greta Gerwig guest stars.
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Everyone is impressed when Maggie starts a blog after Lisa hooks up Unkie Herb's baby translator to the computer... except for Marge, who is dismayed to read Maggie's critiques of her parenting skills.
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