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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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"'''Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife'''" is the fifteenth episode of [[season 17]]. The live-action opening sequence was directed by [[Chris Palmer]]. It originally aired on March 26, [[2006]]. It was written by [[Ricky Gervais]], who also guest-starred in the episode, and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]].
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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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[[Homer]]'s obsession with Lenny's new plasma TV prompts Marge to enter the family in a sweepstakes, and they win a trip to the Fox Studio Lot. Against [[Marge]]'s wishes, Homer signs them up for a "Trading Spouses"-type show and is forced to take in a controlling wife, while Marge moves in with a beaten-down husband, Charles, and his perfect son. Charles quickly develops a crush on Marge, while she tries to give him the strength to stand up to his own wife.
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[[Lenny]] invites practically everyone in town to a party at his flat, where he tells them that he has a big surprise. He reveals that he bought a brand new plasma screen TV, and [[Homer]] immediately falls in love with its high-definition picture. He begins to spend all his time at Lenny's house, watching TV. [[Marge]] sends over the kids to bring him back, but they too get enthralled by the TV. Eventually three days later, Lenny tells him to ''Beat it!''. When he gets back home, he just doesn't enjoy watching his usual TV anymore. Marge tells him that she entered them into a contest where the winner gets a prize that is a plasma screen TV...
 
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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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