King-Size Homer

Air date: 11/5/95

Homer gains weight in order to claim a disability and work at home. But then he finds that he cannot fit into his clothes and his life is falling apart – the only thing he is goof for is sealing leaks at the nuclear power plant with his gigantic butt.

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Mother Simpson

Air date: 11/19/95

Homer’s mother, who abandoned him when he was young, returns to the Simpsons. The family learns that she was a radical in the 1960s who fled town after destroying Mr. Burns’ germ warfare lab. Then Homer is dismayed to lose his mother, just after being united with her again.

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Sideshow Bob’s Last Gleaming

Air date: 11/26/95

The Simpsons’ nemesis, Sideshow Bob, returns to threaten Springfield with a nuclear bomb. Then Bob tries to destroy Krusty with the Wright Brothers’ plane, but fails yet again.

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The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular

Air date: 12/3/95

Troy McClure hosts this retrospective featuring never-before-seen clips and outtakes from “The Simpsons”. Troy also answers viewer mail and reveals alternate endings for the “Who Shot Mr. Burns?” cliff-hanger.

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Marge Be Not Proud

Air date: 12/17/95

The Simpsons go to the local mall to get a family photo taken, but Bart is arrested for shoplifting. His mother’s disappointment in him is extreme, and a dismayed Bart desperately tries to win back her respect.

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Team Homer

Air date: 1/7/96

Homer organizes a bowling team, but is forced to include Mr. Burns in order to raise the money for the entry fee. Meanwhile, Bart wears a sassy T-shirt to school, leading Principal Skinner to institute a dress code.

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Two Bad Neighbors

Air date: 1/14/96

Former President George H. W. Bush buys a home across the street from the Simpsons. Bush takes a disliking to Bart and spanks him, leading to a fistfight between Homer and the 41st president.