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Lois is forced to take a job and is discovered by a man who runs an adult-only phone line that pays his employees generously.

After a skydiving accident, Peter befriends a Muslim man in the hospital who convinces him to convert to Islam, much to Quagmire and Joe's suspicion.

A battle between rival lunch trucks ensues when the Arlen City Council enacts a ban on the sale of foods containing trans-fats.

When Bill starts dating a single mother, Dale suspects that the woman's oldest child may be his own offspring and sets out to ruin the budding romance.

Hank ends up getting blamed for an act of terrorism after he tries to get back at the swindling car dealer who he had placed his trust in for years.

Peggy inadvertently sparks a change in Arlen's Mexican neighborhood while helping Hank prepare to deliver a Quinceañera speech.

Peggy goes overboard with her supervision after a relationship expert criticizes her parenting skills at a community meeting.

Hank and the guys take pity on Kahn when his visiting father-in-law makes him feel like a failure, but Peggy and Bobby fear the new friendship won't last.

The Hill family grows excited when Hank's mother and her new boyfriend visit for the Christmas holiday, but Hank walks in on them making love.

A sudden scheduling conflict forces Hank to choose between helping Luanne put on her upcoming televised puppet show and watching the Super Bowl.

After becoming greatly disillusioned with his greedy boss and the corrupted propane business, Hank considers opening a general store instead.

The Hills decide to join Kahn's family at a condo in Mexico, but have to sneak back across the border when they are arrested for breaking in.

Along with Bobby, Hank is forced to attend a defensive driving course taught by a comedic instructor, who encourages Bobby to get in touch with his roots.

Hank receives an alarming call from the local video store claiming that he is being charged for never returning a pornographic movie that he rented.

Cotton and Dale team up to steal Santa Anna's leg from the Arlen museum before it can be given back to Mexico, but their plan turns into a disaster.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Luanne starts to drive the family crazy by crazing every day and night, leading Hank to find her a new significant other.

Instead of employing a young, sexy female candidate, Hank inadvertently hires a lethargic drug addict for a new position at Strickland Propane.

In order to teach Bobby a life lesson, Hank decides to make him work at the local racetrack, but his new boss turns out to be a mean tyrant.

Bobby's sugar splurge is mistaken for ADD, causing Peggy to blame herself and quit her job, while Luanne fears that she caught the disorder from Bobby.

When the Mega-Lo-Mart's propane sales put Hank out of a job, he must turn to the mega store for employment, but is unable to avert disaster.

After eating too much candy on Halloween, the Simpsons family goes to sleep only to be plagued by horrific nightmares all too close to reality.

Lisa scares her friends with the story about a murderous doll; Grampa tells a story about a beast who looked like Homer; a tale is told concerning zombies.

Marge begins to think that Reverend Lovejoy has lost his touch as the leader of the church and proceeds to take his place in the town.

Lisa becomes the anchor for a new, news program intended for kids, but she becomes jealous when Bart ascends above her in popularity.

Homer receives responsibility for Mr. Burns' mansion when he is on leave and takes Burns' yacht to international waters to have a party.

The bag-boys at the local grocery store decide to go on strike and refuse to bag anyone's groceries, indirectly causing the Simpsons to win a trip to Africa.

Homer loses his thumb and must rush to the hospital for immediate surgery; Lisa tries to make it to the school with her project; Bart obtains illegal fireworks.

When Marge offers to baby-sit Ned's children after he gives her a computer he won, Homer is left to care for the kids and decides to take them to the zoo.

Linda tries to convince Teddy to go to the farewell ceremony for the ship he served on while with the Navy, but he's afraid to confront his old friends.

Courtney manages to convince a reluctant Gene to be in her music video; Teddy and Linda begin obsessing over a mystery customer at the restaurant.

Louise, Millie and Regular Sized Rudy team up to get revenge on a teacher after being insulted during a special unit on ancient Greece; Bob gets his own room.

With Big Bob on the way over so Tina can interview him, the family comes up with increasingly unlikely versions of an infamous tree incident from his past.

After befriending a house spider, Louise has to hide it from Bob and Linda; Bob looks for new friends besides the restaurant's regulars.

Linda's friend comes to town when she has a big day planned; Nat gets help from Bob and the kids on her Limo competition.

After Gene gets obsessed with an old video game, Bob tries to help him with a school project to get him back onto a better path.

Louise, Gene & Tina struggle to recover a lost family recipe as a gift for Linda on Mother's Day, forcing them to resolve an age-old family feud in the process.

Bart and Homer go see Krusty get the Nobel Peace Prize; Lisa searches for her inner hipster after a week at a performing arts camp.

Lisa invests in Nelson's brand-new business venture, and she tries to make sure that he realizes just how important an education is for successful business.

After a murder occurs at Mayor's West mansion and he is arrested, the citizens of Quahog sit in the jury and must determine if he is the murderer.

Peter, Joe, and Quagmire crash in the Canadian wilderness and Peter goes missing after going to find help, only to be found feral months later.

Stewie stops at nothing to retrieve his teddy bear Rupert after he is recalled; Lois replaces a sick Peter at a bowling tournament.

The owner of the Drunken Clam is killed, leaving Peter, Joe, and Quagmire to find a way to save their favorite bar; Meg gets a job at a funeral home.

Bender decides to take a stand for hunted robots, but problems arise when his plan goes awry and he himself becomes the target of a hunt.

When the Robot Mafia takes control of the casino belonging to Amy's family, the Planet Express crew must devise a heist plan to recover the stolen property.

The Planet Express crew are reborn as wild animals struggling for survival; as a salmon, Fry faces vicious predators and towering waterfalls.

Bender meets a well-known, famous folk musician while at a maximum security prison, and he attempts to create a replica of the musician's precious guitar.

Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth makes the questionable, but what he believes to be correct, choice to join a rebel gang of street-racing punks.

After crash landing on Omicron Persei 8, Fry is reunited with Jrr, who Fry and Leela once rescued, and Jrr must protect Fry from his father, Lrr.

Fry takes Leela on a romantic holiday retreat, which goes disturbingly wrong when they realize that their private bungalow is actually an alien zoo.

Bender becomes a famous and heroic firefighter, but his crew suspects him of committing arson; people begin to mine helium from the sun.