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"'''The War of the Simpsons'''" is the twentieth episode of [[season 2]]. It originally aired on May 2, [[1991]]. The episode was written by [[John Swartzwelder]] and was directed by [[Mark Kirkland]]. The episode contains cultural references to songs such as Tom Jones's "''It's Not Unusual''", Dusty Springfield's "''The Look of Love''", and KC and the Sunshine Band's "''That's the Way (I Like It)''".
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'''"Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother"''' is the first episode of [[Season 37|broadcast season 37]] of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred ninety-first episode overall. It originally aired on September 28, [[2025]]. The episode was written by [[Jessica Conrad]] and directed by [[Gabriel DeFrancesco]]. It guest stars [[Paul Brittain]] as [[Shawn Garrett Evanson]] and [[Keagan]], [[Cole Escola]] as {{ap|Devin|student}}, [[David Herman]] as [[John Clinch]], and [[Stephanie Hsu]] as [[Vidalia]].
  
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[[Marge]] and [[Homer]] host a dinner party, and Homer gets drunk and makes an oaf of himself. Angry and embarrassed, Marge signs the two of them up for a marriage retreat. When Homer learns the retreat is being held at a popular fishing spot, he tries to bail out of the retreat to go fishing. Meanwhile, [[Grampa]] babysits [[Bart]] and [[Lisa]], who trick the old man into letting them do whatever they want—including throwing their own party.
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When [[Lisa]] starts wearing [[Marge]]'s "vintage" clothes from the 90's, she's welcomed into the school's super-elite fashion club. But as they run out of retro looks, the funky fashionistas become obsessed with getting more...
  
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[[Marge]] and [[Homer]] throw a dinner party. Homer gets drunk and humiliates himself by telling off total strangers, pulling a very juvenile (and probably medically dangerous) practical joke on [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]] involving a fly in an ice-cube, dancing while wearing a lampshade as a hat, ogling [[Maude Flanders]]' cleavage and generally making an oaf of himself. Homer then passes out on the living room floor and sleeps until morning. The next day, in church, Marge enrolls the two of them in a weekend retreat of marriage counseling hosted by [[Reverend Lovejoy]] and [[Helen Lovejoy]]...
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"Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother" is the first episode of broadcast season 37 of The Simpsons and the seven hundred ninety-first episode overall. It originally aired on September 28, 2025. The episode was written by Jessica Conrad and directed by Gabriel DeFrancesco. It guest stars Paul Brittain as Shawn Garrett Evanson and Keagan, Cole Escola as Devin, David Herman as John Clinch, and Stephanie Hsu as Vidalia.

When Lisa starts wearing Marge's "vintage" clothes from the 90's, she's welcomed into the school's super-elite fashion club. But as they run out of retro looks, the funky fashionistas become obsessed with getting more...

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