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It's Farnsworth's 150th birthday and a party is being held for him at Mars University but while he is at the party he realizes there is so much he has to do.

Hermes decides to relax at a spa after receiving a depressing demotion, but he instead unwittingly enrolls himself at a forced labor camp.

After rejecting Kahn and his classical music, Connie joins a bluegrass band, but finds that Hank is just as demanding as her father.

Convinced that she is a genius, Peggy spends $900 for a PhD, but soon begins to suspect that something may be amiss with the shifty instructor.

When membership falls at Cotton's VFW, Hank tries to get Vietnam Vets to join, but finds that the two generations have a wide gap to bridge.

Peggy dresses in the costume of a Catholic nun and applies to teach a Sunday School class when she fails to find suitable work otherwise.

Hank attempts to take under his wing a young female coworker working toward her GED, but it soon turns out that she has left behind a different career.

When Dale learns that being an exterminator is hazardous to his health, he finds a new task that he is uniquely suited to by telling people they've been fired.

While the Simpson family attends a STEM conference, Lisa becomes attracted to a pianist and Bart learns about his natural talent for chemistry.

When Mr. Burns believes the world is coming to an end, he charges Dr. Frink with testing the residents of Springfield to figure out who would be worth saving.

Homer is forced to rely on the skills of a detective from the 1970s to clear his name when he is accused to stealing a painting worth a million dollars.

Homer and Marge recall the transition in their lives from how it was before having children to becoming a pair of miserable parents.

After Bart inadvertently ruins Krusty's career due to a terrifying clown-mask prank, Krusty decides to try performing in a serious drama.

In the hopes of bringing the family back together, Marge decides to force everybody to surrender their electronic devices and visit a book store.

After Homer and Marge learn that Moe has been excommunicated from his family for years, they decide to come up with a plan to reunite him with his family.

While in New Orleans, Lisa faces her failures and gets her confidence as a jazz musician back, Bart is interested in voodoo and Homer is interested in drinking.

On his deathbed, Grampa makes a certain confession to Homer that will not be easy to deal with after Grampa manages to recover back to health.

Flanders gets a job at the nuclear power plant with Homer's help; Marge has troubles fighting a feeling that their marriage is stagnating.

After the Simpsons receive an insurance payout, they decide to visit Denmark so Grampa can take benefit of the free healthcare the country offers.

After Bart is struck by lightning, he starts getting visited by ghosts who want to achieve a sense of closure that only he can offer.

Bart claims to have met Jesus in heaven and struggles with the guilt of lying when Christian producers offer to make his story into a movie.

Marge and Homer's marriage is put to a difficult test when they compete in a realty competition series for a million-dollar final prize.

God and St. Peter compile a list of merits a soul must have to get into heaven while the citizens of Springfield, Ill., reflect on their past divine encounters.

Homer competes against Cthulhu in an oyster-eating contest and manages to beat the mythical being; the city is overwhelmed by plant body-snatchers.

The nuclear power plant employees are drawn towards the fun working environment of the new self-driving car company that moved to town.

Bart, Nelson and Milhouse decide to pull some hardcore practical jokes and begin by ordering a mail-order bride for Moe off the darknet.

Marge becomes a food storage-selling drag queen during her search for a job; Lisa tries to make the world better in the style of the romantic comedy "Amélie."

Krusty nearly kills Homer over a television recap Homer did, which prompts Krusty to lie low in a real circus and he unexpectedly finds a measure of happiness.

Bart feels left out when Lisa and Homer begin to spend actual quality time together and Marge helps Homer figure out how to pay equal attention to his kids.

Marge attempts to fix Christmas after a failed shopping spree, but she is surprised by Homer and the kids with a vacation to a resort in Florida.

Brian uses Stewie's time machine in order to impress women whom he meets at bars, and accidentally causes time to run in reverse.

The criminal who shot Joe, leaving him in a wheelchair, becomes a fugitive; Quagmire, Joe and Peter team up to hunt down the perpetrator.

When Lois experiences a mid-life crisis, Peter finds himself trying to keep up with her new, wild lifestyle; Stewie brings home an evil turtle as a pet.

When Meg musters up the courage to ask out her crush, she's devastated to learn that he's gay and has a thing for Chris, so she uses her brother to get to him.

Peter retells the story of the Nativity in his own words with family members playing the roles of the main characters involved in the plotline.

Peter and Lois send Chris to space camp to boost his self-esteem; the camp ends and the Griffins pick up Chris, they are accidentally launched into outer space.

Brian writes a play that becomes a hit in Quahog, but when he reads a play that Stewie wrote that is much better, his confidence is shaken.

When the guys visit Harvard, Quagmire accidentally marries a prostitute and must pretend to be in a relationship with Peter.

Meg goes out on a date; Stewie uses his time machine and falls for a girl in the '60s; Peter and Lois stay in bed all day; Brian's exes pay him a visit.

Meg forces Chris to do her chores after she catches him stealing money from Lois; Stewie and Brian become obsessed with a singer.

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.

After Bill steals a tank while in a drunken stupor, it is up to his friends to save him from a life in prison and return it to the Army.

When Hank and Dale find each other's sons more interesting than their own, Dale concludes that he isn't Joseph's dad and an alien fathered his child.

Hank is invited to join an all-Asian country club, much to the dismay of Kahn, but Hank is unaware that they need a Caucasian member to host a PGA event.

Peggy gets a job at the Alamo Beer Brewery, but is unable to tell Hank why his favorite beverage is mysteriously unavailable or else lose her job.

While searching for a sorority to join, Luanne inadvertently joins a brainwashing cult, while Hank can't bring himself to kill an emu.

While Dale and Nancy renew their wedding vows, Dale is forced to reconcile with his father, but Hank first makes an alarming discovery.