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'''RABF''' is the twenty-fifth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for RABF06, RABF14, and RABF21. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]] on [[Fox]], with six [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 25|broadcast season 25]] and one episode airing in [[Season 26|broadcast season 26]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2012]] with "[[To Cur, with Love]]", to January 4, [[2015]] with "[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]".

The reason for RABF15 "The Man Who Came to Be Dinner" being aired much later than the rest of the RABF production season was that the episode was being explored as a second ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' option.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/550368001590308864 Al Jean's Twitter]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/DaveMirkin/status/551438272845467648 David Mirkin's Twitter]</ref>

== Episodes ==
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{{TBT|[[File:To Cur, with Love promo 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF01}}
{{TB|'''"[[To Cur, with Love]]"'''}}
{{TB|December 16, 2012}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]]}}
{{TB|S24 E8}}
{{TCsT|After [[Santa's Little Helper]] goes missing while [[Homer]] is distracted playing [[Villageville|a mobile game]], Homer says that he doesn't care because he's not a dog person. [[Grampa]] then tells the story of Homer's beloved childhood dog, [[Hendrix|Bongo]], and the bond they shared.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homer Goes to Prep School promo 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF02}}
{{TB|'''"[[Homer Goes to Prep School]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 6, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|S24 E9}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] joins the "Springfield Preppers," an off-the-grid survivalist group whose {{ap|Lloyd|Homer Goes to Prep School|leader}} has set up a top-secret retreat outside of town to prepare for the end of the world. But [[Marge]] grows skeptical of the group's alarmist shenanigans.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Tom Skerritt]], and [[Tom Waits]] as {{Lloyd}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:A Test Before Trying promo 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF03}}
{{TB|'''"[[A Test Before Trying]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 13, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Joel H. Cohen]]}}
{{TB|S24 E10}}
{{TCsT|When [[Springfield Elementary]] is threatened with closure because of low standardized test scores, the fate of the school rests on one student who missed the test: [[Bart Simpson]]. Meanwhile, Homer finds a parking meter at a local dump and starts deploying it around Springfield to fleece unwitting parkers of their quarters.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Valerie Harper]] as [[Jennifer Clarkeson]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Changing of the Guardian promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF04}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Changing of the Guardian]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 27, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Rob Lazebnik]]}}
{{TB|S24 E11}}
{{TCsT|After surviving a tornado, [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should happen. After failing to find any friends or family to take on the role, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] fall in love with a super-cool couple, {{ap|Mav|The Changing of the Guardian}} and [[Portia]]. However, Marge starts to question their potential guardians' true motivations.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Danny DeVito]] as [[Herb Powell]], and [[Rashida Jones]] as [[Portia]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Hardly Kirk-ing promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF05}}
{{TB|'''"[[Hardly Kirk-ing]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 17, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Tom Gammill]] and [[Max Pross]]}}
{{TB|S24 E13}}
{{TCsT|[[Milhouse]] explores the perks of being an adult when [[Bart]] shaves off his hair and he ends up looking exactly like his father, [[Kirk]]. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] tries to save the kids from the dangers of children's TV, and [[Homer]] becomes addicted to solving hidden object puzzles.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[Springfield Mall security guard]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Gorgeous Grampa promo 8.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF06}}
{{TB|'''"[[Gorgeous Grampa]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 3, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
{{TB|S24 E14}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]]'s addiction to the show [[Storage Battles]] leads to the family finding a storage locker filled with [[Grampa]]'s old wrestling memorabilia. After they confront Grampa with it, [[Mr. Burns]] brings Grampa back into the world of wrestling, with Grampa becoming [[Glamorous Godfrey]] once more. But the effect it has on [[Bart]] starts to eat at Grampa's conscience.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF07}}
{{TB|'''"[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]"'''}}
{{TB|February 10, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
{{TB|S24 E12}}
{{TCsT|A mature [[Bart]] looks back on his life when [[Mary Spuckler]] returns to [[Springfield]], but his failure to pay her enough attention strains their relationship. [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] also have issues when Homer refuses to go to a bookstore opening with her. Homer, Bart, and several other displaced husbands watch some British movies to figure out a way to win back their wives.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Robert Caro]] as {{Ch|Robert Caro|himself}}, [[Benedict Cumberbatch]] as [[Prime Minister of the UK]] and [[Severus Snape]], [[Zooey Deschanel]] as [[Mary Spuckler]], [[Max Weinberg]] as {{Ch|Max Weinberg|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:What Animated Women Want promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF08}}
{{TB|'''"[[What Animated Women Want]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 14, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
{{TB|S24 E17}}
{{TCsT|After watching ''[[A Streetcar Named Desire]]'', [[Milhouse]] takes on a [[Marlon Brando]]-inspired bad-boy persona to attract [[Lisa]] and seeks advice from [[Springfield Elementary School therapist|the school counselor]]. [[Homer]] tries to save his marriage by becoming a better man and fulfilling old promises when [[Marge]] becomes fed up with his behavior and he seeks advice from his local [[sushi chef]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Bryan Cranston]] as [[Walter White]], [[Maurice LaMarche]] as [[Karl Malden]], [[Aaron Paul]] as [[Jesse Pinkman]], [[Wanda Sykes]] as the [[Springfield Elementary School therapist]], [[George Takei]] as the [[sushi chef]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Black-Eyed, Please promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF09}}
{{TB|'''"[[Black-Eyed, Please]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 10, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Schofield]]}}
{{TB|[[John Frink]]}}
{{TB|S24 E15}}
{{TCsT|[[Ned]] becomes jealous when his laid-back parents start to prefer [[Homer]]'s company over his, and he faces unbearable guilt after punching Homer in the eye as he desperately tries to reconcile with him. Meanwhile, [[Ms. Cantwell]] becomes [[Lisa]]'s substitute teacher and starts bullying her, making Lisa feel distressed.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Richard Dawkins]] as {{Ch|Richard Dawkins|himself}}, [[Tina Fey]] as [[Ms. Cantwell]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Dark Knight Court promo 3.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF10}}
{{TB|'''"[[Dark Knight Court]]"'''}}
{{TB|March 17, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Billy Kimball]] and [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
{{TB|S24 E16}}
{{TCsT|[[Bart]] is falsely accused of pulling an [[Easter]] prank involving the school marching band and stuffing rotten eggs in the brass section's horns, and [[Lisa]] must step in as his attorney to defend her brother. Meanwhile, [[Mr. Burns]] attempts to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a superhero, [[Fruit Bat Man]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Janet Reno]] and [[Maggy Reno Hurchalla]] as {{Ch|Janet Reno}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Pulpit Friction promo 7.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF11}}
{{TB|'''"[[Pulpit Friction]]"'''}}
{{TB|April 28, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
{{TB|[[Bill Odenkirk]]}}
{{TB|S24 E18}}
{{TCsT|color=white|When [[Springfield]] becomes infested with bedbugs, [[Reverend Lovejoy]] can't cope with nobody listening to him in the middle of the panic. A new minister, [[Elijah Hooper]], then comes onto the scene, and everyone prefers him over Lovejoy, except [[Ned]] and [[Bart]]. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] finds out her dry cleaners mistakenly swapped her wedding dress with one of [[Krusty]]'s costumes.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Edward Norton]] as [[Elijah Hooper]].|7}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Fabulous Faker Boy promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF12}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Fabulous Faker Boy]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 12, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian McConnachie]]}}
{{TB|S24 E20}}
{{TCsT|[[Marge]] encourages [[Bart]] to explore his creative side and take music lessons, and Bart develops a crush on his beautiful piano teacher, [[Zhenya]]. To pay for Bart's music lessons, Marge agrees to be [[Slava]]'s driving instructor. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] is shocked when he loses the last two remaining hairs on his head, and {{Ch|Patrick Stewart}} teaches Homer how to live with his newfound baldness.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Justin Bieber]] as {{Ch|Justin Bieber|himself}}, [[Bill Hader]] as [[Slava]], [[Jane Krakowski]] as [[Zhenya]], [[Patrick Stewart]] as {{Ch|Patrick Stewart|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Whiskey Business promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF13}}
{{TB|'''"[[Whiskey Business]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 5, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Valentina L. Garza]]}}
{{TB|S24 E19}}
{{TCsT|After a trip to [[Capital City]], [[Moe]] finds a new lease on life when rich venture capitalists take an interest in his homemade bourbon. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] finds that her deceased hero [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]'s likeness is being abused when he is turned into a hologram, and [[Grampa]] injures himself while babysitting [[Bart]] and quickly discovers he prefers being cared for by his grandson rather than the staff at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle|nursing home]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Tony Bennett]] as the "{{ap|Capital City|song}}" singer, [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as the [[cop with a secret]], [[Sonny Rollins]] as {{Ch|Sonny Rollins|himself}}, and [[Ron Taylor]] as [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] (via archive audio).|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Saga of Carl poster.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|RABF14}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Saga of Carl]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 19, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Chuck Sheetz]]}}
{{TB|[[Eric Kaplan]]}}
{{TB|S24 E21}}
{{TCsT|In a stroke of luck, [[Homer]], [[Moe]], [[Lenny]], and [[Carl]]'s ticket wins the [[Springfield Lottery]]. But when Carl goes to collect the cash, he disappears with the winnings. Following a set of clues, the gang venture to Carl's homeland, [[Iceland]], and discover the truth about his backstory and justification for his betrayal.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Sigur Rós]] as end credits performer.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:The Man Who Came to Be Dinner promo 1.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF15}}
{{TB|'''"[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]"'''}}
{{TB|January 4, 2015}}
{{TB|[[David Silverman]]}}
{{TB|[[Al Jean]] and [[David Mirkin]]}}
{{TB|S26 E10}}
{{TCsT|During a trip to [[Dizzneeland]], the [[Simpson family|Simpsons]] board the wrong ride, [[Rocket to Your Doom]], and are transported through the galaxy to [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]]' [[Rigel 7|home planet]]. They are held captive at the local zoo, and the inhabitants decide to eat [[Homer]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XXIV poster.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|RABF16}}
{{TB|'''"[[Treehouse of Horror XXIV]]"'''}}
{{TB|October 6, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Rob Oliver]]}}
{{TB|[[Jeff Westbrook]]}}
{{TB|S25 E2}}
{{TCsT|In "Oh, the Places You'll D'oh!", [[The Fat In The Hat]] rides around [[Springfield]] wreaking havoc in a rhyming take on a popular children's tale. In "Dead and Shoulders", [[Bart]] is beheaded during a kite accident, his head is attached to [[Lisa]]'s body, and they must live together as one. Finally, in "Freaks No Geeks", [[The Burnsum and Bailey Circus]] stops in Springfieldland in the 1930s.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Dangers on a Train promo 7.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF17}}
{{TB|'''"[[Dangers on a Train]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 19, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Price]]}}
{{TB|S24 E22}}
{{TCsT|Looking for a cupcake website, [[Marge]] mistakenly ends up on an [[Sassy Madison|online dating network]] for married people to arrange affairs. There she encounters {{ap|Ben|Dangers on a Train}}, who tries to seduce her based on their mutual love of TV series [[Upton Rectory]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Lisa Lampanelli]] as [[Ramona]] and [[Seth MacFarlane]] as {{ap|Ben|Dangers on a Train}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Four Regrettings and a Funeral promo 6.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF18}}
{{TB|'''"[[Four Regrettings and a Funeral]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 3, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]]}}
{{TB|S25 E3}}
{{TCsT|Four Springfielders are prompted to try to right past regrets following the funeral of a [[Chip Davis|beloved neighbor]]. [[Homer]] regrets selling his Apple stock to buy a bowling ball, [[Marge]] worries she caused [[Bart]]'s rebellious streak, [[Mr. Burns]] reminisces about a romance he gave up with a [[Lyla|beautiful Parisian woman]], and [[Kent Brockman]] admits he was too afraid to leave local news and follow his former partner {{Ch|Rachel Maddow}}.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Rachel Maddow]] as {{Ch|Rachel Maddow|herself}} and [[Joe Namath]] as {{Ch|Joe Namath|himself}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Labor Pains promo 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF19}}
{{TB|'''"[[Labor Pains]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 17, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Faughnan]]}}
{{TB|[[Don Payne]] and [[Mitchell H. Glazer]]}}
{{TB|S25 E5}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] helps a woman, {{ap|Gretchen|Labor Pains}}, deliver her baby in an elevator. When she names the child [[Homer Jr.]], he quickly develops a deep emotional bond with the kid. Meanwhile, [[Lisa]] is recruited by the cheerleaders of the local pro football team, the [[Springfield Atoms]].

'''Guest starring:''' [[Elisabeth Moss]] as {{ap|Gretchen|Labor Pains}}.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Homerland poster.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|RABF20}}
{{TB|'''"[[Homerland]]"'''}}
{{TB|September 29, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
{{TB|[[Stephanie Gillis]]}}
{{TB|S25 E1}}
{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] becomes suspicious when she thinks [[Homer]] may have been compromised after a [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] convention. She enlists the services of intense, jumpy [[FBI]] agent [[Annie Crawford]] to help her unravel the truth.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as an {{ap|FBI agent|Homerland 1}} and [[Kristen Wiig]] as [[Annie Crawford]].|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:Brick Like Me poster.png|200px]]}}
{{TB|RABF21}}
{{TB|'''"[[Brick Like Me]]"'''}}
{{TB|May 4, [[2014]]}}
{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
{{TB|[[Brian Kelley]]}}
{{TB|S25 E20}}
{{TCsT|A [[Lego]] [[Homer]] wakes up on an ordinary day. But when he starts having visions of a world where he's made out of flesh, he begins to question his reality. Meanwhile, Lego [[Bart]] is forced to rebuild the [[Springfield Elementary School|school]] after inadvertently destroying it.|7|color=white}}

{{TBT|[[File:YOLO promo 2.png|250px]]}}
{{TB|RABF22}}
{{TB|'''"[[YOLO]]"'''}}
{{TB|November 10, 2013}}
{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
{{TB|[[Michael Nobori]]}}
{{TB|S25 E4}}
{{TCsT|[[Homer]] is down-in-the-dumps after he realizes you only live once, so [[Marge]] invites [[Eduardo Barcelona|his old pen pal]] to stay and cross items off his "to-do/dream list" from when he was 10 years old. Meanwhile, [[Springfield Elementary]]'s cheating scandal is resolved, or seems to be, when [[Lisa]] institutes a new honor code.

'''Guest starring:''' [[Jon Lovitz]] as [[Llewellyn Sinclair]].|7|color=white}}
}}

== Script covers ==
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File:RABF04 Script.jpg
File:RABF06 Script.jpg
File:RABF07 Script.jpg
File:RABF15 Script.png
File:RABF16 Script.jpg
File:RABF20 Script.png
File:RABF21 Script Cover.png
</gallery>

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 {{TB|January 27, 2013}}
 {{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
-{{TB|[[Rob Lazebnik]]}}
+{{TB|[[Rob LaZebnik]]}}
 {{TB|S24 E11}}
 {{TCsT|After surviving a tornado, [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should happen. After failing to find any friends or family to take on the role, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] fall in love with a super-cool couple, {{ap|Mav|The Changing of the Guardian}} and [[Portia]]. However, Marge starts to question their potential guardians' true motivations.

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 {{TCsT|After surviving a tornado, [[Marge]] and [[Homer]] seek out guardians for the kids, in case the worst should happen. After failing to find any friends or family to take on the role, [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]] fall in love with a super-cool couple, {{ap|Mav|The Changing of the Guardian}} and [[Portia]]. However, Marge starts to question their potential guardians' true motivations.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Danny DeVito]] as [[Herb Powell]], and [[Rashida Jones]] as [[Portia]].|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Danny DeVito]] as [[Herb Powell]] and [[Rashida Jones]] as [[Portia]].|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Hardly Kirk-ing promo 1.png|250px]]}}
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 {{TCsT|[[Ned]] becomes jealous when his laid-back parents start to prefer [[Homer]]'s company over his, and he faces unbearable guilt after punching Homer in the eye as he desperately tries to reconcile with him. Meanwhile, [[Ms. Cantwell]] becomes [[Lisa]]'s substitute teacher and starts bullying her, making Lisa feel distressed.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Richard Dawkins]] as {{Ch|Richard Dawkins|himself}}, [[Tina Fey]] as [[Ms. Cantwell]].|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Richard Dawkins]] as {{Ch|Richard Dawkins|himself}} and [[Tina Fey]] as [[Ms. Cantwell]].|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:Dark Knight Court promo 3.png|250px]]}}
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 {{TB|[[Bill Odenkirk]]}}
 {{TB|S24 E18}}
-{{TCsT|color=white|When [[Springfield]] becomes infested with bedbugs, [[Reverend Lovejoy]] can't cope with nobody listening to him in the middle of the panic. A new minister, [[Elijah Hooper]], then comes onto the scene, and everyone prefers him over Lovejoy, except [[Ned]] and [[Bart]]. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] finds out her dry cleaners mistakenly swapped her wedding dress with one of [[Krusty]]'s costumes.
+{{TCsT|When [[Springfield]] becomes infested with bedbugs, [[Reverend Lovejoy]] can't cope with nobody listening to him in the middle of the panic. A new minister, [[Elijah Hooper]], then comes onto the scene, and everyone prefers him over Lovejoy, except [[Ned]] and [[Bart]]. Meanwhile, [[Marge]] finds out her dry cleaners mistakenly swapped her wedding dress with one of [[Krusty]]'s costumes.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Edward Norton]] as [[Elijah Hooper]].|7}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Edward Norton]] as [[Elijah Hooper]].|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:The Fabulous Faker Boy promo 1.png|250px]]}}
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 {{TCsT|In a stroke of luck, [[Homer]], [[Moe]], [[Lenny]], and [[Carl]]'s ticket wins the [[Springfield Lottery]]. But when Carl goes to collect the cash, he disappears with the winnings. Following a set of clues, the gang venture to Carl's homeland, [[Iceland]], and discover the truth about his backstory and justification for his betrayal.
-'''Guest starring:''' [[Sigur Rós]] as end credits performer.|7|color=white}}
+'''Guest starring:''' [[Sigur Rós]] as the end credits performers.|7|color=white}}
 {{TBT|[[File:The Man Who Came to Be Dinner promo 1.png|250px]]}}

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 }}
-'''RABF''' is the twenty-fifth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for RABF06, RABF14, and RABF21. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 23|broadcast season 23]] on [[Fox]], with six [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 25|broadcast season 25]] and one episode airing in [[Season 26|broadcast season 26]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2012]] with "[[To Cur, with Love]]", to January 4, [[2015]] with "[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]".
+'''RABF''' is the twenty-fifth production season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season while [[Matt Selman]] served as the showrunner for RABF06, RABF14, and RABF21. The episodes mostly aired in [[Season 24|broadcast season 24]] on [[Fox]], with six [[rollover episodes]] from the production season airing in [[Season 25|broadcast season 25]] and one episode airing in [[Season 26|broadcast season 26]]. The episodes aired from December 16, [[2012]] with "[[To Cur, with Love]]", to January 4, [[2015]] with "[[The Man Who Came to Be Dinner]]".
 The reason for RABF15 "The Man Who Came to Be Dinner" being aired much later than the rest of the RABF production season was that the episode was being explored as a second ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' option.<ref>[https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/550368001590308864 Al Jean's Twitter]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/DaveMirkin/status/551438272845467648 David Mirkin's Twitter]</ref>