December 22, 2010 | 0 Comments
When Homer gets lost in a cornfield maze, Santa’s Little Helper rescues him and becomes a hero, which prompts the family to enroll him in Police Dog Academy, which they later regret.
Chester “Snake Jailbird” Turley is the constantly recurring convict on The Simpsons. Even if he’s not busy robbing poor Apu’s Kwik-E-Mart, he’s usually seen getting arrested for something during most of his scenes.
When Homer gets lost in a cornfield maze, Santa’s Little Helper rescues him and becomes a hero, which prompts the family to enroll him in Police Dog Academy, which they later regret.
Marge discovers the wonders of the Internet via a reality game called “Earthland Realms” where she discovers Bart is the game’s best and most destructive player.
After Lisa protests denying education to Cletus’s kids, Principal Skinner offers her a chance to tutor them herself, though Krusty hires them as a musical act for his show. Meanwhile, Bart ends up in therapy after scaring his peers with stories of a school chef notorious for cooking children.
Homer’s misguided revenge on the Rich Texan combined with an untimely car break down leaves Marge, Lisa, and Bart to tell three tales about revenge gone wrong.
While waiting in line at the bank, Marge befriends a man named Dwight, who later holds up the bank. Marge manages to convinces him to turn himself in.
After winning a radio contest, Bart chooses the gag gift and ends up with a pet elephant, Stampy.
Marge tries to become more fun with the help of self-help guru, Brad Goodman, who encourages the whole town to act more like Bart.
After failing a test at the power plant reveals Homer never got a college degree, he goes back to college to complete his degree.
Homer gets stuck doing community service and bonds with Chief Wiggum; Bart becomes obsessed with a Pokemon-style battle balls game.
After Bob receives threatening letters from Sideshow Bob, who is released from prison, The Simpsons family is relocated.