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Season 8 |
| 154 :08x01 - Treehouse of Horror VII (Oct/27/1996) | In this year's spooky series of Halloween stories:
The Thing and I - Bart and Lisa investigate strange noises coming from the attic, and find a mutant boy who is really Bart's long-lost Siamese twin brother.
The Genesis Tub - Lisa's tooth-in-cola science project turns into a mini-universe after Bart zaps it with static electricity.
Citizen Kang - Kang and Kodos disguise themselves as Bill Clinton and Bob Dole during the 1996 Presidential election, and Homer tries to warn people not to vote for either of them. | | Special Guest Stars: Phil Hartman as Bill Clinton | Director: Mike B. Anderson (1)
Writer: Dan Greaney, David X. Cohen (1), Ken Keeler | | | |
| 155 :08x02 - You Only Move Twice (Nov/03/1996) | | When Homer accepts a new job at the Globex Corporation the Simpson family moves to Cypress Creek. Homer enjoys his new work and his easy-going boss, but is completely unaware that his boss is an evil genius and that the company is a vehicle for international extortion. The rest of the family have trouble settling in Cypress Creek and Homer must make a choice between Cypress Creek and Springfield. | | Special Guest Stars: Albert Brooks as Hank Scorpio, | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner | Director: Mike B. Anderson (1)
Writer: John Swartzwelder | | | | | | | | | |
| 158 :08x05 - Bart After Dark (Nov/24/1996) | | While Marge and Lisa go to the beach to clean rocks that have been splattered with oil after a supertanker accident, Bart is sentenced to doing housework for a creepy old woman in her mansion--which turns out to be a burlesque club, featuring gambling, drinking, and risque entertainment. | | Guest Stars: Russi Taylor as Martin Prince, Maggie Roswell as Luann Van Houten, Helen Lovejoy, Tress MacNeille as Agnes, Brandine, Pamela Hayden as Jimbo, Milhouse | Director: Dominic Polcino
Writer: Richard Appel | | | |
| 159 :08x06 - A Milhouse Divided (Dec/01/1996) | | During a dinner party at The Simpsons, Milhouse's parents, Kirk and Luanne, argue about their problems, and during a game of Pictionary, Luanne announces that she wants a divorce. While Milhouse is surprisingly taking the family change well, Homer worries that Marge will leave him after seeing Kirk's life fall apart without his wife. | | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Various, Maggie Roswell as Luann Van Houten, Maude Flanders | Director: Steven Dean Moore (1)
Writer: Steve Tompkins | | | |
| 160 :08x07 - Lisa's Date With Density (Dec/15/1996) | | Nelson is punished for vandalizing Superintendent Chalmers' car and has to help Willie around the schoolyard. When Lisa watches Nelson torment Willie, she finds herself attracted to him and tries to change Nelson into a better person. Meanwhile, Homer steals an autodialer that was used in a telemarketing scam and uses it to create a telemarketing scam of his own. | | Guest Stars: Russi Taylor as Uter, Maggie Roswell as Maude Flanders, Pamela Hayden as Janey, Jimbo, Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Agnes, Dolph | Director: Susie Dietter
Writer: Mike Scully | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 167 :08x14 - The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show (Feb/09/1997) | | The Itchy and Scratchy Show faces a crisis of quality when the ratings show a slight drop-off and Bart and Lisa don't find it that interesting to watch anymore. To save the show, Roger Meyers and his crew come up with a new character: Poochie the Dog, and hire Homer Simpson as the character's voice artist. But when everyone sees through this marketing ploy, The Itchy and Scratchy Show is hated even more and Homer must do something to save the character and the show. | | Guest Stars: Phil Hartman as Troy McClure, Alex Rocco as Rodger Meyers Jr., Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Various | Director: Steve Dean Moore (1)
Writer: David X. Cohen (1) | | | |
| 168 :08x15 - Homer's Phobia (Feb/16/1997) | | After Bart wrecks the dryer, Marge tries to sell her Johnny Reb figurine...until a kitschy antique store owner named John reveals that the figurine is a flask. Soon, the family befriends John...until Homer freaks out when Marge tells Homer that John is a homosexual. Worried that Bart may emulate John instead of his own father, Homer takes Bart on a journey to become manly. | | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, John Waters as John | Director: Mike B. Anderson (1)
Writer: Ron Hauge | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 172 :08x19 - Grade School Confidential (Apr/06/1997) | | During Martin's birthday party, Principal Skinner and Mrs. Krabappel strike up casual, yet awkward conversation. When all of the kids get sick from oysters, Skinner and Krabappel hide out in a kiddie playhouse and kiss--which is witnessed by Bart. Skinner silences Bart by relabeling his permanent record so that way it belongs to Milhouse, but Bart soon reveals all when Skinner and Krabappel use Bart as their liasion to keep their liasion from being discovered. | | Guest Stars: Russi Taylor as Martin, Sherri, Terri, Maggie Roswell as Luann, Helen, Maude, Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Marcia Wallace as Edna Krabappel | Director: Susie Dietter
Writer: Rachel Pulido | | | |
| 173 :08x20 - The Canine Mutiny (Apr/13/1997) | | Bart fills out a credit card application under the family dog's name and uses the card to buy toys, electronics, gifts for the family, and a dog named Laddie who is more disclipined and friendlier than Santa's Little Helper (the latter of which ends up repossessed after Bart fails to make payments on his credit card). | | Guest Stars: Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner, Frank Welker as Santa's Little Helper | Director: Dominic Polcino
Writer: Ron Hauge | | | | | | |
| 175 :08x22 - In Marge We Trust (Apr/27/1997) | | Concerned that Reverend Lovejoy doesn't care about his parishioners' problems anymore, Marge takes over as the church's "Listen Lady". Meanwhile, Homer discovers a box from Japan that has his face on it. | | Guest Stars: Denise Kumagai (1) as Dancing Woman, Karen Maruyama as Dancing Woman, Frank Welker as Angry Animals, Gedde Watanabe as Factory Foreman, Factory Worker, Japanese Tourist, Maggie Roswell as Helen Lovejoy, Maude Flanders, Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner, Pamela Hayden as Jimbo, Sab Shimono as Mr. Sparkle | Director: Steve Dean Moore (1)
Writer: Donick Cary | | | |
| 176 :08x23 - Homer's Enemy (May/04/1997) | | A new employee named Frank Grimes comes to work at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Grimes has a huge chip on his shoulder after a life of bad luck and hard work. When he meets Homer, he is incensed that someone can live so well without doing anything at all and sets out to prove that a boob like Homer should not be praised for his idiocy. Meanwhile, Bart wins an abandoned factory at an auction and uses it as his own personal playground. | | Guest Stars: Frank Welker as Vice-President, Pamela Hayden as Milhouse, Russi Taylor as Martin Prince | Director: Jim Reardon
Writer: John Swartzwelder | | | |
| 177 :08x24 - The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase (May/11/1997) | Troy McClure hosts a special episode which features three ideas for spin-offs to The Simpsons:
Chief Wiggum, P.I. – a crime drama where Chief Wiggum and Seymour Skinner are detectives in New Orleans and Ralph gets kidnapped.
The Love-Matic Grampa – a sitcom where Grampa's soul is contained in Moe's Love Tester machine and now must help Moe find love.
The Simpson Family Smile-Time Variety Hour – a Brady Bunch Hour-meets-Laugh In-meets-1970s Saturday Night Live style sketch show hosted by The Simpsons (save for Lisa, who is replaced by a peppy 20-year-old bimbo). | | Guest Stars: Tress MacNeille as Various, Pamela Hayden as Various, Gailard Sartain as Big Daddy, Tim Conway as Himself, Phil Hartman as Troy McClure | Director: Neil Affleck
Writer: Dan Greaney, Steve Tompkins, David X. Cohen (1)
Story: Ken Keeler | | | | | | |
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