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'''MABF''' is the twenty-second production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for the season. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 21|broadcast season 21]] on [[Fox]], with eight [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]]. The episodes aired from December 13, [[2009]] with "[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]", to December 12, [[2010]] with "[[Donnie Fatso]]".

== Episodes ==
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{{TBT|[[File:Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou? promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF01}}
{{TB|'''"[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 13, 2009}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
{{TB|S21 E8}}
{{TCsT|When [[Lisa]] tells [[Bart]] he'll never have the special bond that she has with [[Maggie]] because he doesn't have any brothers, he tries to get [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] to make him a baby brother. But when that doesn't work, he goes to [[Springfield Orphanage|the orphanage]], where {{ap|Charlie|Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?|a young boy}} follows him home.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kim Cattrall]] as the [[dream Simpson sister]], [[Huell Howser]] as {{Ch|Huell Howser|himself}}, [[Cooper Manning]] as {{Ch|Cooper Manning|himself}}, [[Eli Manning]] as {{Ch|Eli Manning|himself}}, [[Peyton Manning]] as {{Ch|Peyton Manning|himself}}, [[Jordan Nagai]] as {{ap|Charlie|Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?}}, and [[Smothers Brothers]] as {{Chs|Smothers Brothers|themselves}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Thursday with abie.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF02}}
{{TB|'''"[[Thursdays with Abie]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 3, [[2010]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Mitchell H. Glazer]] [[Don Payne]]}}
{{TB|S21 E9}}
{{TCsT|A ''[[Springfield Shopper]]'' [[Marshall Goldman|reporter]] takes an interest in [[Grampa]]'s stories, making him front-page news, which makes [[Homer]] jealous until he discovers what the reporter has in store for the final column. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] loses the [[Larry the Lamb|classroom stuffed lamb]] she is watching for [[Bart]] when it falls down a sewer drain.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Mitch Albom]] as {{Ch|Mitch Albom|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Million Dollar Maybe promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF03}}
{{TB|'''"[[Million Dollar Maybe]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 31, [[2010]]}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Bill Odenkirk]]}}
{{TB|S21 E11}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] skips a date with [[Marge]] so he can buy a lottery ticket. When he wins a million dollars, he fears Marge's reaction to having blown off the date for a chance at fortune, so he keeps his winnings a secret while showering the family with anonymous gifts. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] helps to keep the senior citizens at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] stimulated and active with video games.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Chris Martin]] as {{Ch|Chris Martin|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Postcards from the Wedge.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF04}}
{{TB|'''"[[Postcards from the Wedge]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 14, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|S21 E14}}
{{TCsT|When [[Bart]] is behind in his studies, [[Homer]] takes a hard line with him while [[Marge]] thinks he has too much work. When Bart manipulates this argument and turns it into a full-blown fight, the two of them decide to worry about themselves instead of Bart. Feeling neglected from the lack of attention, Bart starts up the [[Springfield Subway System|old subway system]], which was closed down due to causing too much damage.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Boy Meets Curl promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF05}}
{{TB|'''"[[Boy Meets Curl]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 14, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[Rob LaZebnik]]}}
{{TB|S21 E12}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] and [[Marge]] take up [[curling]] with [[Agnes Skinner|Agnes]] and [[Seymour Skinner]]. Their curling team becomes good enough to represent the [[USA]] in the [[2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics|Winter Olympics]]. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] gets addicted to collecting Olympic pins.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Bob Costas]] as {{Ch|Bob Costas|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Color Yellow promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF06}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Color Yellow]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 21, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Raymond S. Persi]]}}
{{TB|[[Billy Kimball]] [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|S21 E13}}
{{TCsT|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total loser or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tries to help a slave escape to [[Canada]], but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplishes.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Wren T. Brown]] as [[Virgil Simpson]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Stealing First Base promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF07}}
{{TB|'''"[[Stealing First Base]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 21, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]]}}
{{TB|S21 E15}}
{{TCsT|When [[Springfield Elementary]]'s two fourth grade classes have to share desks rather than pay for a substitute teacher, [[Bart]] falls for his new deskmate, [[Nikki McKenna]]. But after he kisses her, she starts sending him mixed signals and her parents get involved. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] gets advice on how to handle being a female overachiever from [[Michelle Obama]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Angela Bassett]] as [[Michelle Obama]] and [[Sarah Silverman]] as [[Nikki McKenna]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:American History X-cellent.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF08}}
{{TB|'''"[[American History X-cellent]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 11, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Price]]}}
{{TB|S21 E17}}
{{TCsT|[[Mr. Burns]] gets arrested and jailed for being in possession of stolen art. [[Smithers]] takes over in Burns' stead, but when the employees start taking advantage of his good nature, he comes down hard on them. The employees then decide to bust Burns from jail to overthrow Smithers' tyranny. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] bond over [[Annie|one ant]] that survives an accident involving Lisa's ant farm.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]] and [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[Michael Clarke Duncan-type]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Chief of Hearts.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF09}}
{{TB|'''"[[Chief of Hearts]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 18, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]] [[William Wright]]}}
{{TB|S21 E18}}
{{TCsT|During a session of community service [[Homer]] has to take, he befriends [[Chief Wiggum]]. The two of them grow closer until Wiggum gets injured during a botched bank robbery, where Homer abandons Wiggum to go to [[Moe's]]. Meanwhile, the children of [[Springfield Elementary]] become addicted to a game called [[Battle Ball]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]], [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[cop 1]], and [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF10}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 28, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Kevin Curran]]}}
{{TB|S21 E16}}
{{TCsT|The [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] are invited by [[Ned Flanders]] to join him on the church retreat to [[Jerusalem]]. [[Homer]] is initially unappreciative of the history and culture of the city, but [[Jakob|their tour guide]] helps Homer become more appreciative and proves he is not beyond salvation.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Sacha Baron Cohen]] as [[Jakob]] and [[Yael Naim]] as [[Dorit]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Bob Next Door promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF11}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Bob Next Door]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 16, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Nancy Kruse]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]]}}
{{TB|S21 E22}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]] becomes convinced that his new neighbor, [[Walt Warren]], is his archenemy, [[Sideshow Bob]], disguised and back for revenge. But when [[Marge]] tries to convince Bart otherwise by taking him to [[Springfield Penitentiary]], they find that Bob is indeed still in prison—or so it seems.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:To Surveil with Love promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF12}}
{{TB|'''"[[To Surveil with Love]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 2, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Lance Kramer]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Nobori]]}}
{{TB|S21 E20}}
{{TCsT|[[Springfield]] gets new surveillance cameras installed all over town, monitored by [[Ned Flanders]]. Ned abuses his ability to speak through the cameras' speakers, irritating the townspeople, until everyone starts hanging out in a blind spot in the Simpsons' backyard. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] dyes her hair brown after hearing too many "dumb blonde" jokes.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Eddie Izzard]] as [[Queen Elizabeth II]], [[Nigel Bakerbutcher]], and [[Prince Charles]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Moeletterblues.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF13}}
{{TB|'''"[[Moe Letter Blues]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 9, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Stephanie Gillis]]}}
{{TB|S21 E21}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]], [[Apu]], and [[Reverend Lovejoy]] take a day trip with their kids on [[Mother's Day]] so their wives can have a day to themselves, but the three of them receive a message from [[Moe]] saying that he's leaving Springfield... with one of their wives. The three of them try to work out which one of them Moe is referring to.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Don Pardo]] as {{Ch|Don Pardo|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:TheSquirtAndTheWhale.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF14}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Squirt and the Whale]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 25, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Warburton]]}}
{{TB|S21 E19}}
{{TCsT|When a large storm hits [[Springfield]], [[Bluella|a whale]] washes up on the shore of the [[Springfield Beach]]. [[Lisa]], [[Homer]], and other residents of Springfield come together to try to save the whale.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Judge Me Tender promo 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF15}}
{{TB|'''"[[Judge Me Tender]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 23, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]] [[Allen Glazier]]}}
{{TB|S21 E23}}
{{TCsT|When [[Moe]]'s roasts of [[Ugly Dog Contest|ugly dogs]] earn more laughs than [[Krusty]], people start coming to him to judge their contests. He then gets the attention of [[American Idol]], who wants him to become a judge on the show. However, not wanting Moe to follow down his path, {{Ch|Simon Cowell}} convinces Moe to change his ways.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Simon Cowell]] as {{Ch|Simon Cowell|himself}}, [[Ellen DeGeneres]] as {{Ch|Ellen DeGeneres|herself}}, [[Kara DioGuardi]] as {{Ch|Kara DioGuardi|herself}}, [[Randy Jackson]] as {{Ch|Randy Jackson|himself}}, [[Rupert Murdoch]] as {{Ch|Rupert Murdoch|himself}}, and [[Ryan Seacrest]] as {{Ch|Ryan Seacrest|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXI poster.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|MABF16}}
{{TB|'''"[[Treehouse of Horror XXI]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 7, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Joel H. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|S22 E4}}
{{TCsT|In "War and Pieces", [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] discover a [[Satan's Path|board game]] that traps them in a life-or-death board game. In "Master and Cadaver", [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] go on a second honeymoon on [[Rent-A-Dream|a sailboat]] and rescue a mysterious castaway named {{ap|Roger|Treehouse of Horror XXI}}. In "Tweenlight", [[Lisa]] falls in love with a vampire named [[Edmund]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Hugh Laurie]] as {{ap|Roger|Treehouse of Horror XXI}} and [[Daniel Radcliffe]] as [[Edmund]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Loan-a Lisa.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF17}}
{{TB|'''"[[Loan-a Lisa]]"'''}}
{{TB|October 3, [[2010]]}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Faughnan]]}}
{{TB|[[Valentina L. Garza]]}}
{{TB|S22 E2}}
{{TCsT|When [[Grampa]] gives each member of the family a portion of his savings, [[Lisa]] invests in [[Nelson]]'s brand-new business venture but soon realizes that her friend's instant success might lure him away from the classroom. When Nelson's business suddenly takes a sharp turn, Lisa teaches her friend that education is invaluable. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] and [[Marge]] start buying expensive stuff with the intention of returning it after they're done with it.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Chris Hansen]] as {{Ch|Chris Hansen|himself}}, [[Muhammad Yunus]] as {{Ch|Muhammad Yunus|himself}}, and [[Mark Zuckerberg]] as {{Ch|Mark Zuckerberg|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:MoneyBart2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF18}}
{{TB|'''"[[MoneyBart]]"'''}}
{{TB|October 10, [[2010]]}}
{{TB|[[Nancy Kruse]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S22 E3}}
{{TCsT|In an effort to broaden her extracurricular horizons, [[Lisa]] decides to manage the [[Springfield Isotots]]. Using statistics and probabilities, Lisa leads the team to an incredible winning streak. However, Lisa's methodical calculating clashes with [[Bart]]'s way of playing.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Bill James]] as {{Ch|Bill James|himself}} and [[Mike Scioscia]] as {{Ch|Mike Scioscia|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Donnie Fatso promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF19}}
{{TB|'''"[[Donnie Fatso]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 12, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Ralph Sosa]]}}
{{TB|[[Chris Cluess]]}}
{{TB|S22 E9}}
{{TCsT|When [[Homer]] is arrested for bribing an official, an {{ap|FBI agent|Donnie Fatso}} offers to reduce his jail time if he agrees to go undercover as an informant to investigate [[Fat Tony]]. When Homer forges a special bond with Fat Tony and his family, he becomes conflicted between his obligation to the government and his loyalty to his new family.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jon Hamm]] as an {{ap|FBI agent|Donnie Fatso}} and [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]] and [[Fit Tony]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life promo.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF20}}
{{TB|'''"[[Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 14, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Joel H. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|S22 E5}}
{{TCsT|Discovering that [[Marge]] was once a straight A+ student whose grades plummeted after being distracted, [[Lisa]] fears that she will end up just like her mom unless she pledges to focus solely on academics. [[Marge]] gets Lisa into [[Cloisters Academy]], but she has to do all the laundry for the school for Lisa to stay there. Meanwhile, [[Bart]] puts [[Nelson]] in his place and unintentionally claims the title of "School Bully".|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Elementary School Musical promo 6.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF21}}
{{TB|'''"[[Elementary School Musical]]"'''}}
{{TB|September 26, [[2010]]}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S22 E1}}
{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] goes to [[Expressions|a performing arts camp]] where the counselors and her fellow campers inspire her to embrace her creative side. But when the camp ends, Lisa goes to [[Sprooklyn]] to find the counselors again. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] try to help [[Krusty]] get out of trouble with the [[International Court of Justice]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jemaine Clement]] as [[Ethan Ballantyne]], [[Ira Glass]] as {{Ch|Ira Glass|himself}}, [[Stephen Hawking]] as {{Ch|Stephen Hawking|himself}}, [[Lea Michele]] as {{ap|Sarah|Elementary School Musical}}, [[Bret McKenzie]] as [[Kurt Hardwick]], [[Cory Monteith]] as [[Flynn]], and [[Amber Riley]] as [[Aiesha]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Fight Before Christmas promo 4.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|MABF22}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Fight Before Christmas]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 5, 2010}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]] [[Matthew Schofield]]}}
{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]] [[Deb Lacusta]]}}
{{TB|S22 E8}}
{{TCsT|The night before [[Christmas]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]], [[Marge]], and [[Maggie]] have dreams. In Bart's dream, he boards the [[Polar Express]] to the [[North Pole]], where he meets {{ap|Santa Claus|The Fight Before Christmas}}. In Lisa's dream, it is [[World War II]] and Marge is fighting on the front line, where she goes missing in action. In Marge's dream, {{Ch|Martha Stewart}} helps her turn the house into the ultimate festive grotto. Finally, in Maggie's dream, the family are puppets and are visited by [[Moe]] and his new girlfriend, {{Ch|Katy Perry}}.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Katy Perry]] as {{Ch|Katy Perry|herself}} and [[Martha Stewart]] as {{Ch|Martha Stewart|herself}}.|7|color=white}}
}}

== Script covers ==
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File:MABF05 Script.jpg
File:MABF16 Script.jpg
File:MABF19 Script.jpg
File:MABF20 Script.jpg
File:MABF21 Script.jpg
File:MABF22 Script.jpg
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-'''MABF''' is the twenty-second production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for the season. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 21|broadcast season 21]] on [[Fox]], with eight [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]]. The episodes aired from December 13, [[2009]] with "[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]", to December 12, [[2010]] with "[[Donnie Fatso]]".
+'''MABF''' is the twenty-second production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for the season. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 21|broadcast season 21]] on [[Fox]], with seven [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 22|broadcast season 22]]. The episodes aired from December 13, [[2009]] with "[[Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?]]", to December 12, [[2010]] with "[[Donnie Fatso]]".
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 {{TCsT|When a large storm hits [[Springfield]], [[Bluella|a whale]] washes up on the shore of the [[Springfield Beach]]. [[Lisa]], [[Homer]], and other residents of Springfield come together to try to save the whale.|7|color=white}}
-{{TBT|[[File:Judge Me Tender promo 3.png|250px]]}}
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 {{TB|MABF15}}
 {{TB|'''"[[Judge Me Tender]]"'''}}

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 {{TB|January 3, [[2010]]}}
 {{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
-{{TB|[[Mitchell H. Glazer]]<br>[[Don Payne]]}}
+{{TB|[[Mitchell H. Glazer]] and [[Don Payne]]}}
 {{TB|S21 E9}}
 {{TCsT|A ''[[Springfield Shopper]]'' [[Marshall Goldman|reporter]] takes an interest in [[Grampa]]'s stories, making him front-page news, which makes [[Homer]] jealous until he discovers what the reporter has in store for the final column. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] loses the [[Larry the Lamb|classroom stuffed lamb]] she is watching for [[Bart]] when it falls down a sewer drain.
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 {{TB|February 21, 2010}}
 {{TB|[[Raymond S. Persi]]}}
-{{TB|[[Billy Kimball]]<br>[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
+{{TB|[[Billy Kimball]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
 {{TB|S21 E13}}
 {{TCsT|When researching her family tree for someone who isn't a total loser or criminal, [[Lisa]] finds the 1860 diary of [[Eliza Simpson]], a young girl who was in the Underground Railroad and tries to help a slave escape to [[Canada]], but a diary by one of [[Milhouse]]'s ancestors casts doubt on just what Eliza accomplishes.
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 {{TB|April 18, 2010}}
 {{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
-{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]]<br>[[William Wright]]}}
+{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]] and [[William Wright]]}}
 {{TB|S21 E18}}
 {{TCsT|During a session of community service [[Homer]] has to take, he befriends [[Chief Wiggum]]. The two of them grow closer until Wiggum gets injured during a botched bank robbery, where Homer abandons Wiggum to go to [[Moe's]]. Meanwhile, the children of [[Springfield Elementary]] become addicted to a game called [[Battle Ball]].
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 {{TB|May 23, 2010}}
 {{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
-{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]]<br>[[Allen Glazier]]}}
+{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]] and [[Allen Glazier]]}}
 {{TB|S21 E23}}
 {{TCsT|When [[Moe]]'s roasts of [[Ugly Dog Contest|ugly dogs]] earn more laughs than [[Krusty]], people start coming to him to judge their contests. He then gets the attention of [[American Idol]], who wants him to become a judge on the show. However, not wanting Moe to follow down his path, {{Ch|Simon Cowell}} convinces Moe to change his ways.
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 {{TB|'''"[[The Fight Before Christmas]]"'''}}
 {{TB|December 5, 2010}}
-{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]<br>[[Matthew Schofield]]}}
+{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]] and [[Matthew Schofield]]}}
-{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]]<br>[[Deb Lacusta]]}}
+{{TB|[[Dan Castellaneta]] and [[Deb Lacusta]]}}
 {{TB|S22 E8}}
 {{TCsT|The night before [[Christmas]], [[Bart]], [[Lisa]], [[Marge]], and [[Maggie]] have dreams. In Bart's dream, he boards the [[Polar Express]] to the [[North Pole]], where he meets {{ap|Santa Claus|The Fight Before Christmas}}. In Lisa's dream, it is [[World War II]] and Marge is fighting on the front line, where she goes missing in action. In Marge's dream, {{Ch|Martha Stewart}} helps her turn the house into the ultimate festive grotto. Finally, in Maggie's dream, the family are puppets and are visited by [[Moe]] and his new girlfriend, {{Ch|Katy Perry}}.

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 '''Guest starring:''' [[Bob Costas]] as {{Ch|Bob Costas|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
-{{TBT|[[File:The Color Yellow promo 1.png|250px]]}}
+{{TBT|[[File:The Color Yellow promo 2.png|250px]]}}
 {{TB|MABF06}}
 {{TB|'''"[[The Color Yellow]]"'''}}