The Simpsons

- Season 11

(1999)

Convinced he's the only man with guts to tell him the truth, Mel Gibson insists Homer accompanies him in Hollywood to help fix his newest film project.

Bart is put on medication to control his behavior, but the pills cause him to become paranoid and insane.

When Homer is hired as a local food critic by a newspaper in Springfield, he finds himself in deep trouble after his reviews turn out to be too critical.

The Simpsons attempt to cover up their accidental murder of Ned Flanders. Bart and Lisa acquire super powers. An electronic apocalypse threatens Springfield.

Homer cowards out of a pistol-duel and hides out with the rest of the family on a country farm.

Homer becomes a minor celebrity around Springfield after bowling a perfect game.

Apu struggles with fatherhood after Manjula gives birth to octuplets.

Homer's attempt at creating a motorcycle gang attracts a real gang, who kidnap Marge.

A toy company purchases Springfield Elementary and uses the student body as a focus group for their new Christmas toy Funzo.

Lisa finds out how rough Marge has it when her mom is in traction and she becomes the woman of the house. Homer and Bart's antics get her so worked up she conspires to teach them a lesson.

Bart is led to believe he has special healing powers after a tent revival.

Homer receives responsibility for Mr. Burns' mansion when he is on leave and takes Burns' yacht to international waters to have a party.

The Simpsons get an abused horse and make him a contender in horse racing. Homer finds out a secret conspiracy about jockeys. Lisa tries to reach President Clinton when the results of a school band talent competition seem tainted.

Ned deals with his grief after Maude's untimely death.

When Homer is wanted dead for reneging on a 10,000 dollar pledge to PBS, Reverend Lovejoy sets him up for missionary work in the South Pacific until the heat dies down.

Plastic surgery not only transforms Moe the Bartender from ugly to hunky, it helps gets him a job on a hit daytime drama.

Bart gets a glimpse of the future while the family is on vacation at an Indian casino.

Homer doesn't like it when Barney quits drinking; Bart and Lisa get into trouble when they enter a photo contest for the new phone book cover.

Fearing he only has three years to live, Homer takes the family on a vacation to Florida, where they become fugitives after seemingly killing a famous alligator.

Lisa has difficulties learning to tap dance; Bart and Milhouse ditch summer camp to spend a week living in the mall.

Everybody loves the new Simpsons' house guest Becky. Except Marge, who thinks Becky wants to kill her.

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