Original airdate: November 3, 2024

The premise: In “The Information Rage,” the people of Springfield’s rampant political divide manifests itself in two giant red and blue monsters who begin to destroy the town. In “The Fall of the House of Monty,” a Victorian-era Burns finds himself haunted by his recently deceased and over-worked employees. “Denim” is a Venom parody, with the symbiote taking the form of Homer’s new jeans. Continue reading “773. Treehouse of Horror XXXV” →

Original airdate: October 27, 2024

The premise: The police seek Abe’s help to uncover the mystery behind a second corpse found in an unearthed coffin, holding a business card from Abe’s old P.I. business. Abe recalls his last case he saw his old partner alive, as Lisa seeks to figure out what happened to him, unraveling a story that may have drastic repercussions, or something. Continue reading “772. Shoddy Heat” →

Original airdate: October 20, 2024

The premise: On a weekend getaway to Capital City with her aunts, Lisa is enchanted by Patty’s offbeat artist friends, and sneaks out to have an after-hours adventure with the like-minded artistic weirdos. Continue reading “771. Desperately Seeking Lisa” →

Original airdate: October 6, 2024

The premise: The Simpson family gets the once-in-a-lifetime chance to stay at the luxurious Yellow Lotus resort, until their free pass is yanked out from under them and they’re forced to leave. Laying low in an empty room to avoid getting caught, they overhear a familiar guest next door: Sideshow Bob, there with his new wife and seemingly plotting to kill her to inherit her fortune. Continue reading “770. The Yellow Lotus” →

Original airdate: September 29, 2024

The premise: Conan O’Brien hosts a star-studded gala in honor of The Simpsons long-awaited series finale, as written by an AI programmed with every series finale ever made. In the episode, Bart is eagerly awaiting his upcoming birthday, but is made increasingly uneasy as everyone in Springfield seems to be going through major life changes and personal revelations. Continue reading “769. Bart’s Birthday” →