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The Simpsons (Season 10 | 1998 - 1999)

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| Episodes 206-228 |


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Season 10 Episodes
Episode 1. Lard of the Dance (Air Date: 08/23/1998)

Homer goes into the grease-recycling business. Meanwhile, Lisa becomes jealous of a worldly new student.


Homer suffers a midlife crisis when he realizes that he's accomplished nothing with his life. Homer begins inventing things, but when he discovers that Thomas Edison invented it first, he decides to break into a museum to destroy the evidence.

Episode 3. Bart the Mother (Air Date: 09/27/1998)

Marge warns Bart to stay away from Nelson, but he ignores her and accidentally kills a bird with Nelson's BB gun. He then tries to take care of the bird's orphaned eggs.

Episode 4. Tree House of Horror IX (Air Date: 10/25/1998)

Hell Toupee: When Snake is put to death for violating a smoking law, his hair is grafted onto Homer's head, along with his desire for revenge. The Terror of Tiny Toon: Bart and Lisa become trapped in an Itchy and Scratchy cartoon, and they drop into a live-action segment of Regis and Kathy Lee. Starship Pooper: On an episode of Jerry Springer, it is revealed that Kang is revealed to be the father of Maggie.

Episode 5. When You Dish Upon a Star (Air Date: 11/08/1998)

When Homer crashes through the skylight of Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin's secret Springfield hideaway, he talks his way into becoming their assistant and running errands for them to protect them from the public eye. But when Homer's mouth reveals their location (along with houseguest Ron Howard), the public shows up and Homer is fired. Feeling rejected, Homer plots revenge, only to be pursued in an action sequence that tests the stars' mettle.

Episode 6. D'oh-in' in the Wind (Air Date: 11/15/1998)

Homer relives the sixties at his mother's old commune. End credts music by Yo La Tengo.

Episode 7. Lisa Gets an A (Air Date: 11/22/1998)

Homer becomes emotionally attached to a lobster he wants for dinner. Lisa catches a cold, and cheats to get an "A" on a test, which gets the school a grant.


Homer runs out to sea after he accidentally damages Grandpa's kidney and offers him one of his own.

Episode 9. Mayored to the Mob (Air Date: 12/20/1998)


Episode 10. Viva Ned Flanders (Air Date: 01/10/1999)

When Flanders wants to learn how to have fun, Homer takes him to Vegas and gets him drunk.


When Homer and his drunk friends vandalise the town, Chief Wiggum assumes that kids did it and declares a curfew for youngsters. Bart leads a revolt.

Episode 12. Sunday, Cruddy Sunday (Air Date: 01/31/1999)

Homer gets a free trip to the Super Bowl after helping a travel agent fill a charter bus. When they get there, their tickets are useless, but they end up in the locker room of the winning team after an unintentional visit to Rupert Murdoch's skybox.

Episode 13. Homer to the Max (Air Date: 02/07/1999)

A goofy character on a mid-season replacement show is named "Homer Simpson" and Homer becomes the butt of a new barrage of jokes. He changes his name to "Max Powers" in retaliation.

Episode 14. I'm With Cupid (Air Date: 02/14/1999)

Apu gives his wife an incredible Valentine's Day gift, inadvertently making the other husbands of Springfield look bad.


Marge gets road rage when she drives a new Sport Utility Vehicle, causing her to be sent to the traffic school taught by Chief Wiggum.

Episode 16. Make Room For Lisa (Air Date: 02/28/1999)

After one of Homer's screw ups, the Simpsons have to keep a cellular transmitter in Lisa's bedroom. Also, Marge begins hearing Springfield gossip via Maggie's baby monitor.

Episode 17. Maximum Homerdrive (Air Date: 03/28/1999)

When a trucker next to him expires, Homer decides to finish his run, but his constant chatter on the CB-radio gets him in trouble.

Episode 18. Simpsons Bible Stories (Air Date: 04/04/1999)

The Simpsons fall asleep in church and dream that they're bible characters.

Episode 19. Mom and Pop Art (Air Date: 04/11/1999)

When Homer attempts to build a barbeque and makes a huge mess, an art gallery owner sees his mistake as art and gives him a one-man show.


When Bart blows Springfield's chance to host the Olympics, he has to do community service at the Retirement Castle -- he decides to spice up their activity time with a cruise that sinks, then floats, then sinks, then floats...

Episode 21. Monty Can't Buy Me Love (Air Date: 05/02/1999)

Mr. Burns attempts to gain popularity and fame by showering Spingfield with money, appearing on talk radio and by finding the Loch Ness Monster and bringing it back to Springfield.

Episode 22. They Saved Lisa's Brain (Air Date: 05/09/1999)

Lisa is admitted as a member to Springfield's MENSA society which then tries to make improvements to the city.

Episode 23. Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo (Air Date: 05/16/2006)



Cast

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Marge Simpson

Bart Simpson

Lisa Simpson

Moe / Apu / Chief Wiggum / Snake / Carl / Chalmers / Hobo / Coach / Comic Book Guy / Sea Captain

Mr Burns / Principal Skinner / Ned Flanders / Lenny / Kent Brockman / Reverend Lovejoy

Homer Simpson

Milhouse / Voice of Bride / Milhouse Van Houten / Sarah Wiggum

Female Visitor / Billy / Babe / Mrs Skinner / Young Mother Simpson / Gavin / Admitting Nurse / Ninja Turtle / Nelson's Mother / Saleswoman / Waitress / Appraiser / Photographer / Hippy Chick / Dolph / Betty

the Librarian / Luanne Van Houten / Receptionist Maude Flanders / Miss Hoover / Helen Lovejoy / Maude Flanders

Edna Krabappel

Martin / Sherri

Underwater Girl No 1

Japenese Mother

Game Show Host

Japanese Father

Rupert Murdoch

Pat Summerall

Dolly Parton

John Madden

Dan Marino

Himself

Jasper Johns

Kitt the Car

Himself

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Themselves

Rosie Grier

Stephen Hawking

Jerry Rude

Alex Whitney

Astrid Weller

Fat Tony

Mark Hamill/ Leaville/ Manager

Ed Begley Jr

Troy McClure

Himself

Cyndi Lauper

Kathie Lee Gifford

Ed McMahon

Munchie

Regis Philbin

Wally

Jerry Springer

Manjula / Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon

Himself

Yo La Tengo

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