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|name = Season 14
 
|name = Season 14
 
|image = [[File:The Complete Fourteenth Season.jpg|220px]]
 
|image = [[File:The Complete Fourteenth Season.jpg|220px]]
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|original run = November 3, 2002 - May 18, 2003
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|original run = November 3, [[2002]] - May 18, [[2003]]
 
|episodes = 22
 
|episodes = 22
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|showrunners = [[Al Jean]]<br>[[Mike Scully]]
 
|previous = [[Season 13]]
 
|previous = [[Season 13]]
 
|next = [[Season 15]]
 
|next = [[Season 15]]
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|boxset =  
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|boxset = ''[[The Complete Fourteenth Season]]''
 
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'''Season 14''' originally aired from November 3, 2002 with [[Treehouse of Horror XIII]] and ended on May 18, 2003 with [[Moe Baby Blues]]. The Simpsons celebrated its [[Barting Over|300th
 
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episode]] in this season.
 
  
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'''Season 14''' is the fourteenth broadcast season of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. It originally ran on [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] from November 3, [[2002]], with "[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]", to May 18, [[2003]], with "[[Moe Baby Blues]]". The season was mostly made up of [[production season EABF]] episodes, with five [[rollover episodes]] from [[production season DABF]] also airing. [[Al Jean]] served as the [[List of showrunners|showrunner]] for most of the season, with [[Mike Scully]] serving as the showrunner for DABF22.
  
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== Awards ==
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{{Table|width=80%|
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{{THT|Award}}
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{{TH|Episode}}
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{{TH|Crew|width=50%}}
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{{TH|Result}}
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{{TBT|{{W|31st Annie Awards|31st Annie Award}} for Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Production<ref name="Annie2003">[https://web.archive.org/web/20120313093552/http://annieawards.org/31stwinners.html The Annie Awards - "Legacy: 31st Annual Annie Award Nominees and Winners (2003)"] (archived on {{W|Wayback Machine}})</ref>}}
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{{TB|N/A}}
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{{TB|N/A}}
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{{TRs|'''Won'''|2}}
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{{TRsT|{{W|56th Writers Guild of America Awards|56th Writers Guild of America Award}} for {{W|Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Animation|Television: Animation}}<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000710/2004/1/ IMDb - "Writers Guild of America, USA 2004 Awards"]</ref>|2}}
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{{TB|"[[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]"}}
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{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
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{{TBT|"[[Moe Baby Blues]]"}}
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{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
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{{TB|Nominated}}
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{{TBT|{{W|31st Annie Awards|31st Annie Award}} for Directing in an Animated Television Production<ref name="Annie2003"/>}}
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{{TB|"[['Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky]]"}}
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{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
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{{TRs|'''Won'''|3}}
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{{TBT|{{W|55th Primetime Emmy Awards|55th Primetime Emmy Award}} for {{W|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program|Outstanding Animated Program}}<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2003/outstanding-short-format-animated-program Television Academy - "Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less than One Hour) – 2003"]</ref>}}
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{{TB|"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"}}
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{{TB|{{small|[[Larina Adamson]], [[Laurie Biernacki]], [[James L. Brooks]], [[Kevin Curran]], [[Matthew Faughnan]], [[John Frink]], [[Dana Gould]], [[Milton Gray]], [[Dan Greaney]], [[Matt Groening]], [[Al Jean]], [[Mark Kirkland]], [[Tim Long]], [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]], [[Carolyn Omine]], [[Don Payne]], [[Rick Polizzi]], [[Jim Reardon]], [[Matt Selman]], [[Matt Warburton]], [[Mike Wolf]]}}}}
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{{TBT|{{W|31st Annie Awards|31st Annie Award}} for Music in an Animated Television Production<ref name="Annie2003"/>}}
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{{TB|"[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"}}
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{{TRs|[[Alf Clausen]], [[Ian Maxtone-Graham]], and [[Ken Keeler]]|2}}
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{{TBT|{{W|55th Primetime Emmy Awards|55th Primetime Emmy Award}} for {{W|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics|Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics}}<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2003/outstanding-original-music-and-lyrics Television Academy - "Outstanding Music and Lyrics – 2003"]</ref>}}
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{{TB|"[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"<br>{{small|for "[[Everybody Hates Ned Flanders]]"}}}}
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{{TB|Nominated}}
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{{TBT|{{W|55th Primetime Emmy Awards|55th Primetime Emmy Award}} for {{W|Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance|Outstanding Voice-Over Performance}}<ref>[https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/2003/outstanding-voice-over-performance Television Academy - "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance - 2003"]</ref>}}
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{{TB|"[[Moe Baby Blues]]"}}
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{{TB|[[Hank Azaria]] {{small|([[Moe Szyslak]], [[Carl Carlson]], [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Apu]], [[Johnny Tightlips]], [[Bumblebee Man]], and [[Cletus]])}}}}
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{{TB|'''Won'''}}
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}}
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== Episodes ==
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{{Table|
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{{TH|Picture}}
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{{TH|#}}
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{{TH|Title}}
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{{TH|Original airdate}}
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{{TH|Directed by}}
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{{TH|Written by}}
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{{TH|Prod. code}}
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIII promo 1.png|200px]]}}
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{{TB|292 - 1}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]"'''}}
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{{TB|November 3, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[David Silverman]]}}
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{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]], [[Brian Kelley]], and [[Kevin Curran]]}}
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{{TB|DABF19}}
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{{TCsT|In "Send in the Clones", Homer uses a magic hammock to clone himself. Then, in "The Fright to Creep and Scare Harms", gun-wielding zombies attack Springfield after a ban on firearms. Finally, in "The Island of Dr. Hibbert", [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are trapped on an island where people are transformed into animals.|7|color=white}}
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{{TBT|[[File:How I Spent My Strummer Vacation promo 1.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|293 - 2}}
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{{TB|'''"[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]"'''}}
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{{TB|November 10, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[Mike B. Anderson]]}}
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{{TB|[[Mike Scully]]}}
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{{TB|DABF22}}
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{{TCsT|When [[Marge]], [[Lisa]], and [[Bart]] find out how hard [[Homer]] struggles to keep a roof over their heads, they enroll him in a [[The Rolling Stones' Rock N' Roll Fantasy Camp|Rock & Roll fantasy camp]] to relax at for a week. But when it comes to an end, Homer wants to keep his rock star lifestyle.
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Elvis Costello]] as {{Ch|Elvis Costello|himself}}, [[Mick Jagger]] as {{Ch|Mick Jagger|himself}}, [[Lenny Kravitz]] as {{Ch|Lenny Kravitz|himself}}, [[Tom Petty]] as {{Ch|Tom Petty|himself}}, [[Keith Richards]] as {{Ch|Keith Richards}}, and [[Brian Setzer]] as {{Ch|Brian Setzer|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade promo.png|200px]]}}
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{{TB|294 - 3}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade]]"'''}}
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{{TB|November 17, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
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{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
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{{TB|DABF20}}
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{{TCsT|After taking an aptitude test, [[Bart]] is held back a grade, and [[Lisa]] is skipped ahead, landing them both in third grade at the same time and in the same class. Tension develops between them, but they are forced to work together when they become lost on a school field trip.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Tony Bennett]] as {{Ch|Tony Bennett|himself}} (via archive audio).|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Large Marge promo 1.png|200px]]}}
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{{TB|295 - 4}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Large Marge]]"'''}}
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{{TB|November 24, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[Jim Reardon]]}}
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{{TB|[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
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{{TB|DABF18}}
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{{TCsT|[[Marge]] mistakenly receives breast implants, to her dismay, and embarks on a new career as a trade show model. Meanwhile, a stunt by [[Bart]] results in a public-image problem for [[Krusty]], and Bart hatches a plan to help him.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Baha Men]] as the "[[Who Left the Milk Out?]]" and "[[Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?]]" performers, [[Burt Ward]] as [[Robin]], and [[Adam West]] as [[Batman]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Helter shelter.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|296 - 5}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Helter Shelter]]"'''}}
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{{TB|December 1, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
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{{TB|[[Brian Pollack]] and [[Mert Rich]]}}
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{{TB|DABF21}}
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{{TCsT|After [[Lisa]] brings home a souvenir hockey stick infested with termites, they swarm the house. When they learn that the house needs to be fumigated and will be uninhabitable for six months, the family look for another place to live and join [[The 1895 Challenge|a reality TV show]] where they must live like a family from 1895.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[David Lander]] as [[Squiggy]] and [[Larry Holmes]] as {{Ch|Larry Holmes|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Great Louse Detective.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|297 - 6}}
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{{TB|'''"[[The Great Louse Detective]]"'''}}
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{{TB|December 15, 2002}}
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{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
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{{TB|[[John Frink]] and [[Don Payne]]}}
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{{TB|EABF01}}
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{{TCsT|When someone tries to murder [[Homer]], [[Chief Wiggum]] suggests that it takes a psychopath to find the would-be murderer. So, he enlists [[Sideshow Bob]] to help track down the assassin
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Kelsey Grammer]] as [[Sideshow Bob]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Special edna.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|298 - 7}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Special Edna]]"'''}}
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{{TB|January 5, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
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{{TB|[[Dennis Snee]]}}
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{{TB|EABF02}}
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{{TCsT|After [[Principal Skinner]] once again lets [[Mrs. Krabappel]] down, Bart nominates Krabappel for the "teacher of the year" award. The nomination is accepted, and soon the [[Simpson family]] and Mrs. Krabappel go to the award ceremony in [[Orlando]], [[Florida]], where Skinner tries to get Edna back.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Little Richard]] as {{Ch|Little Richard|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Homerdextercolt.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|299 - 8}}
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{{TB|'''"[[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]"'''}}
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{{TB|January 12, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
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{{TB|[[Matt Selman]]}}
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{{TB|EABF03}}
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{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] becomes angry after watching a horribly inaccurate video that [[Homer]] gives to her as a birthday gift. The video shows Homer's complete lack of knowledge regarding his daughter, so he decides to hire [[Dexter Colt|a private detective]] to learn more about Lisa.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Elliott Gould]] as {{Ch|Elliott Gould|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:The Strong Arms of the Ma.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|300 - 9}}
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{{TB|'''"[[The Strong Arms of the Ma]]"'''}}
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{{TB|February 2, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Pete Michels]]}}
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{{TB|[[Carolyn Omine]]}}
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{{TB|EABF04}}
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{{TCsT|[[Marge]] takes up bodybuilding to boost her self-esteem after a mugging, but the family finds they just can't cope with a Marge who can bench-press 500 pounds. And things only get worse after Marge starts taking steroids.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Pamela Reed]] as [[Ruth Powers]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:EABF06.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|301-10}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Pray Anything]]"'''}}
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{{TB|February 9, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
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{{TB|[[Sam O'Neal]] and [[Neal Boushell]]}}
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{{TB|EABF06}}
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{{TCsT|[[Homer]] turns to religion to help him get what he wants, and is soon awarded the [[First Church of Springfield]] in an injury settlement. Homer then turns the church into his personal party pad, and [[Reverend Lovejoy]] leaves [[Springfield]] to wallow in its hedonism.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Ken Burns]] as {{Ch|Ken Burns|himself}} and [[Lisa Leslie]] as {{Ch|Lisa Leslie|herself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Barting Over promo 2.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|302 - 11}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Barting Over]]"'''}}
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{{TB|February 16, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Matthew Nastuk]]}}
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{{TB|[[Andrew Kreisberg]]}}
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{{TB|EABF05}}
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{{TCsT|After finding an embarrassing advert that [[Bart]] starred in when he was a baby, for which Homer had spent the money received, Bart moves out with half of Homer's money going to him. However, Bart finds that living alone isn't as great as he expected.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Blink-182]] as {{Chs|Blink-182|themselves}}, [[Tony Hawk]] as {{Ch|Tony Hawk|himself}}, and [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Lisa spelling.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|303 - 12}}
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{{TB|'''"[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]"'''}}
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{{TB|February 16, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Nancy Kruse]]}}
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{{TB|[[Kevin Curran]]}}
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{{TB|EABF07}}
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{{TCsT|[[Lisa]] participates in the [[Spellympics]], but [[Homer]] is busy traveling cross-country as [[Krusty Burger]] test-markets [[Ribwich|a new sandwich]]. Lisa is confident that she will win, until she learns that the contest is rigged against her.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[George Plimpton]] as {{Ch|George Plimpton|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Ned sara sloane.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|304 - 13}}
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{{TB|'''"[[A Star Is Born Again]]"'''}}
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{{TB|March 2, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Michael Marcantel]]}}
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{{TB|[[Brian Kelley]]}}
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{{TB|EABF08}}
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{{TCsT|[[Ned Flanders]] starts dating famous movie star [[Sara Sloane]], but he has difficulties with Sara's lifestyle and the tabloids following them everywhere.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[James L. Brooks]] as {{Ch|James L. Brooks|himself}}, [[Helen Fielding]] as {{Ch|Helen Fielding|herself}}, and [[Marisa Tomei]] as [[Sara Sloane]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Krusty congress.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|305 - 14}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington]]"'''}}
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{{TB|March 9, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Lance Kramer]]}}
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{{TB|[[John Swartzwelder]]}}
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{{TB|EABF09}}
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{{TCsT|Due to air traffic being redirected over [[Evergreen Terrace]], [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] get [[Krusty]] to run for Congress, and he wins. However, when he tries to get anything done, he finds that Congress doesn't actually get anything done.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Homer boss.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|306 - 15}}
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{{TB|'''"[[C.E. D'oh]]"'''}}
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{{TB|March 16, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Mike B. Anderson]]}}
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{{TB|[[Dana Gould]]}}
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{{TB|EABF10}}
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{{TCsT|color=white|On [[Valentine's Day]], [[Homer]] attends a college course on how to succeed in the corporate world. After the course, he tricks [[Mr. Burns]] and becomes the owner of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]], and promptly fires Burns. However, he soon realizes that running the plant means being away from his family.|7}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Lisa stars.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|307 - 16}}
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{{TB|'''"[['Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky]]"'''}}
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{{TB|March 30, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Steven Dean Moore]]}}
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{{TB|[[Dan Greaney]] and [[Allen Glazier]]}}
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{{TB|EABF11}}
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{{TCsT|When [[Lisa]] is told that she has no future, she decides to focus on astronomy, and her first aim is to get the city to turn off the lights to watch the comets rain at night. Meanwhile, the school bullies try to convince [[Bart]] to steal a car hood ornament.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Eric Idle]] as [[Declan Desmond]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Three Gays of the Condo promo.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|308 - 17}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Three Gays of the Condo]]"'''}}
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{{TB|April 13, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Mark Kirkland]]}}
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{{TB|[[Matt Warburton]]}}
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{{TB|EABF12}}
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{{TCsT|While searching in his closet, [[Homer]] discovers an old letter written by [[Marge]] that claims that she no longer loves him, which leads to Homer moving out. He finds a new apartment in Springfield's gay district and moves in with a homosexual couple, [[Julio]] and [[Grady]].
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Ben Schatz]] as [[streetcar man 2]], [[Scott Thompson]] as [[Grady Little]], and [["Weird Al" Yankovic]] as {{Ch|"Weird Al" Yankovic|himself}}.|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Dude, Where's My Ranch? promo.png|200px]]}}
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{{TB|309 - 18}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]"'''}}
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{{TB|April 27, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Chris Clements]]}}
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{{TB|[[Ian Maxtone-Graham]]}}
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{{TB|EABF13}}
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{{TCsT|[[Homer]]'s song, "[[Everybody Hates Ned Flanders]]", becomes a hit in [[Springfield]]. But when the song repeatedly plays everywhere they go and gets too much for them, the family leaves [[Springfield]] to live a couple of weeks in [[Lazy I Ranch|a ranch]] to escape it.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[David Byrne]] as {{Ch|David Byrne|himself}}, [[Andy Serkis]] as [[Cleanie]], and [[Jonathan Taylor Thomas]] as [[Luke Stetson]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Old Yeller-Belly promo.png|200px]]}}
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{{TB|310 - 19}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Old Yeller-Belly]]"'''}}
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{{TB|May 4, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Bob Anderson]]}}
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{{TB|[[John Frink]] and [[Don Payne]]}}
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{{TB|EABF14}}
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{{TCsT|When [[Santa's Little Helper]] doesn't save [[Homer]] from a fire in [[Bart's treehouse|Bart's newly refurbished treehouse]], he disowns the family dog. But when Santa's Little Helper is made into the new mascot for [[Duff Beer]], Homer quickly changes his tune, until [[Les Moore|the dog's previous owner]] shows up.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[John Kassir]] as [[Duff McShark]] and [[Stacy Keach]] as [[Howard K. Duff VIII]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Brake My Wife, Please promo.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|311 - 20}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Brake My Wife, Please]]"'''}}
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{{TB|May 11, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Pete Michels]]}}
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{{TB|[[Tim Long]]}}
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{{TB|EABF15}}
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{{TCsT|[[Homer]] has a car accident and loses his driver's license, which means that [[Marge]] now has to do all of the family's driving. Homer comes to enjoy walking instead of driving, but the extra responsibility stresses out Marge. This leads up to Marge accidentally hitting Homer with the car, putting a strain on their marriage.
  
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Jackson Browne]] as {{Ch|Jackson Browne|himself}}, [[Steve Buscemi]] as {{Ch|Steve Buscemi|himself}}, and [[Jane Kaczmarek]] as [[Judge Constance Harm]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:The Bart of War promo.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|312 - 21}}
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{{TB|'''"[[The Bart of War]]"'''}}
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{{TB|May 18, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Michael Polcino]]}}
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{{TB|[[Marc Wilmore]]}}
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{{TB|EABF16}}
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{{TCsT|[[Marge]] makes [[Bart]] quit hanging out with [[Milhouse]] after the two are caught invading the [[Ned Flanders|Flanders']] home. She then starts [[The Pre-Teen Braves|a peer group]] based around Native American life for Bart and other kids to participate in. When Bart finds out Milhouse has joined [[The Cavalry Kids|a different peer group]], they are soon at odds as they see whose group can do more community service around [[Springfield]].|7|color=white}}
  
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{{TBT|[[File:Moe and maggie.png|250px]]}}
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{{TB|313 - 22}}
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{{TB|'''"[[Moe Baby Blues]]"'''}}
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{{TB|May 18, 2003}}
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{{TB|[[Lauren MacMullan]]}}
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{{TB|[[J. Stewart Burns]]}}
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{{TB|EABF17}}
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{{TCsT|When [[Maggie]] is flung out of the [[Simpson family|Simpsons']] car during a car crash, she lands safely in the arms of [[Moe]], who is about to jump off a bridge. Moe's newfound status as a hero, and Maggie's adoration for him, give him a new lease on life. However, Moe's new overprotectiveness for Maggie causes issues with [[Homer]] and [[Marge]].
  
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== Episodes ==
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'''Guest starring:''' [[Joe Mantegna]] as [[Fat Tony]].|7|color=white}}
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{{Table|
 
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{{TH|Picture|width=200px}}
 
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{{TH|Title|width=70%}}
 
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{{TH|#}}
 
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{{TBT|[[File:Treehouse of Horror XIII.jpg|200px]]}}
 
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{{TB|"'''[[Treehouse of Horror XIII]]'''"|align=}}
 
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{{TB|November 3, 2002 }}
 
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{{TB|DABF19 }}
 
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{{TB|292}}
 
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{{TCsT|color=white|First, Homer uses a magic hammock to clone himself in "Send In The Clones." Then, gun-wielding zombies attack Springfield after a ban on firearms in "The Right To Creep And Scare Harms." Finally, The Simpsons are trapped on an island where people are transformed into animals in "The Island Of Dr. Hibbert."|7}}
 
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{{TBT|[[File:How I Spent My Strummer Vacation promo.gif|200px]]}}
 
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{{TB|"'''[[How I Spent My Strummer Vacation]]'''"|align=}}
 
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{{TB|November 10, 2002 }}
 
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{{TB|DABF22 }}
 
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{{TB|293}}
 
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{{TCsT|color=white|When Marge, Lisa and Bart find out how hard Homer struggles to keep a roof over their heads, they enroll him in a Rock & Roll fantasy camp to relax at for a week.|7}}
 
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{{TBT|[[File:Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade promo.gif|200px]]}}
 
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{{TB|"'''[[Bart vs. Lisa vs. 3rd Grade]]'''"|align=}}
 
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{{TB|November 17, 2002 }}
 
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{{TB|DABF20 }}
 
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{{TB|294}}
 
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{{TCsT|color=white|After taking an aptitude test, Bart is held back a grade, and Lisa is skipped ahead, landing them both in third grade at the same time, and in the same class. Tension develops between them, but they are forced to work together when they become lost on a school field trip.|7}}
 
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{{TBT|[[File:Large Marge promo.jpg|200px]]}}
 
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{{TB|"'''[[Large Marge]]'''"|align=}}
 
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{{TB|November 24, 2002 }}
 
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{{TB|DABF18 }}
 
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{{TB|295}}
 
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{{TCsT|color=white|Marge mistakenly receives breast implants, to her dismay (but to Homer's delight), and embarks on a new career as a trade show model. Meanwhile, a stunt by Bart results in a big public-image problem for Krusty, and Bart hatches a plan to help him. Bart's plan goes awry, but Marge's enhanced "assets" end up saving the day.|7}}
 
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{{TBT|[[File:Helter shelter.png|200px]]}}
 
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{{TB|"'''[[Helter Shelter]]'''"|align=}}
 
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{{TB|December 1, 2002 }}
 
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{{TB|DABF21 }}
 
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{{TB|296}}
 
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{{TCsT|color=white|Marge makes Bart quit hanging out with Milhouse after the two are caught invading the Flanders' home. She then starts a peer group based around Native American life for Bart, Nelson, Ralph and Database to participate in. When Bart finds out Milhouse has joined a different peer group, they soon are at odds as they see whose group can do more community service around Springfield.|7}}
 
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Season 14
The Complete Fourteenth Season.jpg
Season Information
No. of episodes: 22
Original run: November 3, 2002 - May 18, 2003
Showrunner(s): Al Jean
Mike Scully
DVD boxset: The Complete Fourteenth Season
Previous season: Next season:
Season 13 Season 15

Season 14 is the fourteenth broadcast season of The Simpsons. It originally ran on Fox from November 3, 2002, with "Treehouse of Horror XIII", to May 18, 2003, with "Moe Baby Blues". The season was mostly made up of production season EABF episodes, with five rollover episodes from production season DABF also airing. Al Jean served as the showrunner for most of the season, with Mike Scully serving as the showrunner for DABF22.

Awards[edit]

Award Episode Crew Result
31st Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Production[1] N/A N/A Won
56th Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Animation[2] "The Dad Who Knew Too Little" Matt Selman
"Moe Baby Blues" J. Stewart Burns Nominated
31st Annie Award for Directing in an Animated Television Production[1] "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky" Steven Dean Moore Won
55th Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program[3] "Three Gays of the Condo" Larina Adamson, Laurie Biernacki, James L. Brooks, Kevin Curran, Matthew Faughnan, John Frink, Dana Gould, Milton Gray, Dan Greaney, Matt Groening, Al Jean, Mark Kirkland, Tim Long, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Carolyn Omine, Don Payne, Rick Polizzi, Jim Reardon, Matt Selman, Matt Warburton, Mike Wolf
31st Annie Award for Music in an Animated Television Production[1] "Dude, Where's My Ranch?" Alf Clausen, Ian Maxtone-Graham, and Ken Keeler
55th Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics[4] "Dude, Where's My Ranch?"
for "Everybody Hates Ned Flanders" 		Nominated
55th Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance[5] "Moe Baby Blues" Hank Azaria (Moe Szyslak, Carl Carlson, Chief Wiggum, Apu, Johnny Tightlips, Bumblebee Man, and Cletus) Won

Episodes[edit]

Picture # Title Original airdate Directed by Written by Prod. code
Treehouse of Horror XIII promo 1.png 292 - 1 "Treehouse of Horror XIII" November 3, 2002 David Silverman Marc Wilmore, Brian Kelley, and Kevin Curran DABF19
In "Send in the Clones", Homer uses a magic hammock to clone himself. Then, in "The Fright to Creep and Scare Harms", gun-wielding zombies attack Springfield after a ban on firearms. Finally, in "The Island of Dr. Hibbert", the Simpsons are trapped on an island where people are transformed into animals.
How I Spent My Strummer Vacation promo 1.png 293 - 2 "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" November 10, 2002 Mike B. Anderson Mike Scully DABF22
When Marge, Lisa, and Bart find out how hard Homer struggles to keep a roof over their heads, they enroll him in a Rock & Roll fantasy camp to relax at for a week. But when it comes to an end, Homer wants to keep his rock star lifestyle.

Guest starring: Elvis Costello as himself, Mick Jagger as himself, Lenny Kravitz as himself, Tom Petty as himself, Keith Richards as Keith Richards, and Brian Setzer as himself.

Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade promo.png 294 - 3 "Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade" November 17, 2002 Steven Dean Moore Tim Long DABF20
After taking an aptitude test, Bart is held back a grade, and Lisa is skipped ahead, landing them both in third grade at the same time and in the same class. Tension develops between them, but they are forced to work together when they become lost on a school field trip.

Guest starring: Tony Bennett as himself (via archive audio).

Large Marge promo 1.png 295 - 4 "Large Marge" November 24, 2002 Jim Reardon Ian Maxtone-Graham DABF18
Marge mistakenly receives breast implants, to her dismay, and embarks on a new career as a trade show model. Meanwhile, a stunt by Bart results in a public-image problem for Krusty, and Bart hatches a plan to help him.

Guest starring: Baha Men as the "Who Left the Milk Out?" and "Who Let Marge's Jugs Out?" performers, Burt Ward as Robin, and Adam West as Batman.

Helter shelter.png 296 - 5 "Helter Shelter" December 1, 2002 Mark Kirkland Brian Pollack and Mert Rich DABF21
After Lisa brings home a souvenir hockey stick infested with termites, they swarm the house. When they learn that the house needs to be fumigated and will be uninhabitable for six months, the family look for another place to live and join a reality TV show where they must live like a family from 1895.

Guest starring: David Lander as Squiggy and Larry Holmes as himself.

Great Louse Detective.png 297 - 6 "The Great Louse Detective" December 15, 2002 Steven Dean Moore John Frink and Don Payne EABF01
When someone tries to murder Homer, Chief Wiggum suggests that it takes a psychopath to find the would-be murderer. So, he enlists Sideshow Bob to help track down the assassin

Guest starring: Kelsey Grammer as Sideshow Bob.

Special edna.png 298 - 7 "Special Edna" January 5, 2003 Bob Anderson Dennis Snee EABF02
After Principal Skinner once again lets Mrs. Krabappel down, Bart nominates Krabappel for the "teacher of the year" award. The nomination is accepted, and soon the Simpson family and Mrs. Krabappel go to the award ceremony in Orlando, Florida, where Skinner tries to get Edna back.

Guest starring: Little Richard as himself.

Homerdextercolt.png 299 - 8 "The Dad Who Knew Too Little" January 12, 2003 Mark Kirkland Matt Selman EABF03
Lisa becomes angry after watching a horribly inaccurate video that Homer gives to her as a birthday gift. The video shows Homer's complete lack of knowledge regarding his daughter, so he decides to hire a private detective to learn more about Lisa.

Guest starring: Elliott Gould as himself.

The Strong Arms of the Ma.png 300 - 9 "The Strong Arms of the Ma" February 2, 2003 Pete Michels Carolyn Omine EABF04
Marge takes up bodybuilding to boost her self-esteem after a mugging, but the family finds they just can't cope with a Marge who can bench-press 500 pounds. And things only get worse after Marge starts taking steroids.

Guest starring: Pamela Reed as Ruth Powers.

EABF06.png 301-10 "Pray Anything" February 9, 2003 Michael Polcino Sam O'Neal and Neal Boushell EABF06
Homer turns to religion to help him get what he wants, and is soon awarded the First Church of Springfield in an injury settlement. Homer then turns the church into his personal party pad, and Reverend Lovejoy leaves Springfield to wallow in its hedonism.

Guest starring: Ken Burns as himself and Lisa Leslie as herself.

Barting Over promo 2.png 302 - 11 "Barting Over" February 16, 2003 Matthew Nastuk Andrew Kreisberg EABF05
After finding an embarrassing advert that Bart starred in when he was a baby, for which Homer had spent the money received, Bart moves out with half of Homer's money going to him. However, Bart finds that living alone isn't as great as he expected.

Guest starring: Blink-182 as themselves, Tony Hawk as himself, and Jane Kaczmarek as Judge Constance Harm.

Lisa spelling.png 303 - 12 "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can" February 16, 2003 Nancy Kruse Kevin Curran EABF07
Lisa participates in the Spellympics, but Homer is busy traveling cross-country as Krusty Burger test-markets a new sandwich. Lisa is confident that she will win, until she learns that the contest is rigged against her.

Guest starring: George Plimpton as himself.

Ned sara sloane.png 304 - 13 "A Star Is Born Again" March 2, 2003 Michael Marcantel Brian Kelley EABF08
Ned Flanders starts dating famous movie star Sara Sloane, but he has difficulties with Sara's lifestyle and the tabloids following them everywhere.

Guest starring: James L. Brooks as himself, Helen Fielding as herself, and Marisa Tomei as Sara Sloane.

Krusty congress.png 305 - 14 "Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington" March 9, 2003 Lance Kramer John Swartzwelder EABF09
Due to air traffic being redirected over Evergreen Terrace, the Simpsons get Krusty to run for Congress, and he wins. However, when he tries to get anything done, he finds that Congress doesn't actually get anything done.
Homer boss.png 306 - 15 "C.E. D'oh" March 16, 2003 Mike B. Anderson Dana Gould EABF10
On Valentine's Day, Homer attends a college course on how to succeed in the corporate world. After the course, he tricks Mr. Burns and becomes the owner of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, and promptly fires Burns. However, he soon realizes that running the plant means being away from his family.
Lisa stars.png 307 - 16 "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky" March 30, 2003 Steven Dean Moore Dan Greaney and Allen Glazier EABF11
When Lisa is told that she has no future, she decides to focus on astronomy, and her first aim is to get the city to turn off the lights to watch the comets rain at night. Meanwhile, the school bullies try to convince Bart to steal a car hood ornament.

Guest starring: Eric Idle as Declan Desmond.

Three Gays of the Condo promo.png 308 - 17 "Three Gays of the Condo" April 13, 2003 Mark Kirkland Matt Warburton EABF12
While searching in his closet, Homer discovers an old letter written by Marge that claims that she no longer loves him, which leads to Homer moving out. He finds a new apartment in Springfield's gay district and moves in with a homosexual couple, Julio and Grady.

Guest starring: Ben Schatz as streetcar man 2, Scott Thompson as Grady Little, and "Weird Al" Yankovic as himself.

Dude, Where's My Ranch? promo.png 309 - 18 "Dude, Where's My Ranch?" April 27, 2003 Chris Clements Ian Maxtone-Graham EABF13
Homer's song, "Everybody Hates Ned Flanders", becomes a hit in Springfield. But when the song repeatedly plays everywhere they go and gets too much for them, the family leaves Springfield to live a couple of weeks in a ranch to escape it.

Guest starring: David Byrne as himself, Andy Serkis as Cleanie, and Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Luke Stetson.

Old Yeller-Belly promo.png 310 - 19 "Old Yeller-Belly" May 4, 2003 Bob Anderson John Frink and Don Payne EABF14
When Santa's Little Helper doesn't save Homer from a fire in Bart's newly refurbished treehouse, he disowns the family dog. But when Santa's Little Helper is made into the new mascot for Duff Beer, Homer quickly changes his tune, until the dog's previous owner shows up.

Guest starring: John Kassir as Duff McShark and Stacy Keach as Howard K. Duff VIII.

Brake My Wife, Please promo.png 311 - 20 "Brake My Wife, Please" May 11, 2003 Pete Michels Tim Long EABF15
Homer has a car accident and loses his driver's license, which means that Marge now has to do all of the family's driving. Homer comes to enjoy walking instead of driving, but the extra responsibility stresses out Marge. This leads up to Marge accidentally hitting Homer with the car, putting a strain on their marriage.

Guest starring: Jackson Browne as himself, Steve Buscemi as himself, and Jane Kaczmarek as Judge Constance Harm.

The Bart of War promo.png 312 - 21 "The Bart of War" May 18, 2003 Michael Polcino Marc Wilmore EABF16
Marge makes Bart quit hanging out with Milhouse after the two are caught invading the Flanders' home. She then starts a peer group based around Native American life for Bart and other kids to participate in. When Bart finds out Milhouse has joined a different peer group, they are soon at odds as they see whose group can do more community service around Springfield.
Moe and maggie.png 313 - 22 "Moe Baby Blues" May 18, 2003 Lauren MacMullan J. Stewart Burns EABF17
When Maggie is flung out of the Simpsons' car during a car crash, she lands safely in the arms of Moe, who is about to jump off a bridge. Moe's newfound status as a hero, and Maggie's adoration for him, give him a new lease on life. However, Moe's new overprotectiveness for Maggie causes issues with Homer and Marge.

Guest starring: Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony.


Script covers[edit]

  • DABF21 Script.jpg
  • DABF22 Script with Original Title.jpg
  • EABF01 Script.jpg
  • EABF04 Script.jpg
  • EABF05 Script.jpg
  • EABF07 Script.jpg
  • EABF08 Script.jpg
  • EABF09 Script.jpg
  • EABF10 Script.jpg
  • EABF11 Script.jpg
  • EABF12 Script.jpg
  • EABF13 Script.jpg
  • EABF14 Script.jpg
  • EABF15 Script Cover.jpg

References[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Annie Awards - "Legacy: 31st Annual Annie Award Nominees and Winners (2003)" (archived on Wayback Machine)
  2. ↑ IMDb - "Writers Guild of America, USA 2004 Awards"
  3. ↑ Television Academy - "Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less than One Hour) – 2003"
  4. ↑ Television Academy - "Outstanding Music and Lyrics – 2003"
  5. ↑ Television Academy - "Outstanding Voice-Over Performance - 2003"


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