Homer’s D’ohnuts!

The latest installment of our Treehouse of Horrors to celebrate spooky season.

Sideshow Bob gets paroled from Springfield Prison and wrecks havoc with Bart's life.

Homer tells his kids about his time as a member of a barbershop quartet along with Barney, Apu, and Principal Skinner.

Johnny Carson, Bette Midler, Luke Perry, Hugh Hefner and Red Hot Chili Peppers come to the rescue after Krusty the Klown is . . . kanceled. Why?  ``Gabbo,'' a multitalented dummy, (``I can do the Hully Gully; I can imitate Vin Scully!'') takes Springfield by storm with his ``bad widdle boy'' persona.  Even Itchy and Scratchy defect to the newcomer. But Bart and Lisa mobilize some of Krus...

Marge escapes a flu epidemic, but not the eyes of Apu, who catches her accidentally taking an item during a shopping run for flu sufferers.  Her attorney: Lionel Hutz, of course.

The soulful sound of Barry White and a key discovery by Bart---who was expelled from school---help Lisa in her efforts to save Springfield's snakes from the annual Whacking Day.

Grandpa Simpson acts as a front man for Lisa and Bart after they write an Itchy and Scratchy cartoon.

Bart's April Fool prank sends Homer to the hospital, where incidents from his past explain his present physical state, and prompt family reminiscences after he goes into a coma.

Homer's brain serves him well in negotiations with Burns over the union dental plan, which is of great importance to the braces-bound Lisa.

Homer swears off the Duff for a month after being arrested for driving under the influence, while Lisa plans revenge on Bart after he ruins her science project.

When Lisa gives Chief Wiggum's klutzy son a ``pity'' valentine, he's in love, which will remain unrequited---despite his gift of two tickets to the Krusty Anniversary Show.

Homer's neglect sends Bart looking for a new father, and Homer responds in kind.  Meanwhile, Lisa battles addiction to a 900 number for one of the Coreys.

Following her deceased aunt's advice, Selma seeks out a way to   have a baby, and ends up taking Bart and Lisa to Duff Gardens   after Homer gets sick on the planned date.

A fast-talking charmer (Phil Hartman) sells Springfield a monorail of dubious necessity and, Marge learns, highly dubious quality.  Leonard Nimoy is aboard for the maiden trip, with Homer at the controls.

Homer's diet, eating habits, and work ethic get him fired and he suffers the first of many heart attacks he will experience. The family can not afford the surgery he needs and their prayers are seemingly answered by Dr. Nick Riviera.

Quite possible the most adorable Simpson episode, it should be self explanatory from the title.

Homer buys a snowplow and starts a successful business only to be undercut by his drinking buddy Barney.

Bart falls in love with an older teenager who moves in next door and experiences heartache for the first time. We will be on a short one week hiatus due to travel, see you guys in two weeks. 

Casa de Simpson needs some major repairs and Marge offers to get a job to help pay for the repairs but hilarity ensues when Marge lands a job at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant.

Homer finally has enough of Bart's shenanigans and forbids Bart from seeing the event of the century, The Itchy and Scratchy Movie. Eventually even Marge and Lisa beg Homer to let Bart watch the movie months after its initial release but Homer refuses to cave for once in his life.

It's time for another Halloween Special and it's a. We see a possessed doll, a gigantic ape, and zombies!!! It's a hoot, check it out. It's my favorite Treehouse episode to date.

Lisa has a crisis in self confidence and Homer makes a personal sacrifice to help out his daughter in her time of need.

Homer has an crisis of faith and decides to skip church from now on after having a great day while skipping church during a cold snap. Marge refuses to accept this and does everything in her power to win him back to the flock with the help of others. 

Marge decides to escape the doldrums of life by auditioning for a part in the local production of A Streetcar Named Desire and receives no support from Homer and she becomes very resentful. 

Bart and Lisa are dying to spend the summer with Krusty the Klown and get more than they bargained for.