The Simpsons (season 5)
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The Simpsons fifth season originally aired between September 1993 and May 1994, beginning on September 30, 1993 with Homer's Barbershop Quartet. The season contained two hold-over episodes from Season 4's (9F) production line. The fifth season also contains the 100th episode of the series.
The DVD box set was released in Region 1 on December 21, 2004, Region 2 on March 21, 2005, and Region 4 on March 23, 2005. This was the last season to be released in the original box design.
[edit] List of episodes
22 episodes
- David Mirkin is appointed as the next show runner.
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| 82 - 501 | September 30 | 9F21 | Homer's Barbershop Quartet |
At a town swap meet, Bart and Lisa find a Beatles-esque album cover featuring Homer. On their way home, Homer tells the story of how he, Apu, Principal Skinner, and Chief Wiggum (later replaced by Barney Gumble) became music stars.
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| 83 - 502 | October 7 | 9F22 | Cape Feare |
In a spoof of the 1991 film Cape Fear, Bart is targeted for murder by Sideshow Bob, who is out on parole. The family is placed under witness protection and moved to a new neighborhood.
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| 84 - 503 | October 14 | 1F02 | Homer Goes to College |
| After failing a test at the nuclear plant, Homer is sent back to college to pass a nuclear physics class to keep his job, where he gets his nerdy roommates in trouble for stealing another college's mascot. | |||
| 85 - 504 | October 21 | 1F01 | Rosebud |
After a disastrous birthday party (ending with Homer being beaten by security guards for his crude stand-up comedy), Mr. Burns pines for his long-lost childhood toy, a teddy bear named Bobo--which is now in the hands of Maggie Simpson.
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| 86 - 505 | October 28 | 1F04 | Treehouse of Horror IV |
| In a parody of the Rod Serling anthology show, "Night Gallery", Bart tells three scary stories based on paintings: The Devil and Homer Simpson – Homer sells his soul for a doughnut and the family put the Devil (Ned Flanders) on trial in order to save Homer's soul Terror at 5½ Feet – In a parody of The Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet", Bart wakes up from a nightmare where the school bus crashes -- and fears that his dream will come true when he keeps spotting a gremlin destroying the bus. Bart Simpson's Dracula – The Simpsons are invited to a dinner with Mr. Burns, where Bart and Lisa discover that Mr. Burns is a vampire. | |||
| 87 - 506 | November 4 | 1F03 | Marge on the Lam |
In a loose parody of Thelma and Louise, Marge and Ruth Powers (from "New Kid on the Block") have a girls' night out that ends with them being pursued by the police. Meanwhile, Homer tries to have fun without Marge and Lionel Hutz is hired as Bart, Lisa, and Maggie's babysitter.
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| 88 - 507 | November 11 | 1F05 | Bart's Inner Child |
Marge realizes that she is no fun because of her constant nagging and seeks help from self-help guru Brad Goodman, who then uses Bart's irreverent attitude as a new example of how people should behave.
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| 89 - 508 | November 18 | 1F06 | Boy-Scoutz N the Hood |
Bart and Milhouse find $20.00 on the street (after Homer loses it) and buy a Squishee made of syrup. After a night of bingeing and carousing, Bart wakes up to discover that he has joined a Boy Scouts-esque troupe called "The Junior Campers".
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| 90 - 509 | December 9 | 1F07 | The Last Temptation of Homer |
Mr. Burns hires a female worker in accordance with labor union policies and Homer is worried that his crush on her will ruin his marriage with Marge. Meanwhile, Bart becomes a nerd after doctors find several things physically wrong with him (poor vision, dry scalp, reddened throat, fallen arches)
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| 91 - 510 | December 16 | 1F08 | $pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling) |
After the local economy stalls, everyone in town (including Marge, who normally takes a moral stance against a vice like this) votes for gambling to be legalized, prompting Mr. Burns to open a casino, Homer to become a blackjack dealer, and Marge to become so addicted to gambling that she forgets about her family life. Meanwhile, Bart opens up his own casino after being kicked out of Mr. Burns's and Lisa struggles to have her costume done for a school pageant.
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| 92 - 511 | January 6 | 1F09 | Homer the Vigilante |
After a crime wave hits Springfield, caused by the elusive cat burglar and the police are ineffective, Flanders creates a neighborhood watch group, which Homer takes charge of. However, Homer's incompetence causes the group to commit more crimes than it prevents.
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| 93 - 512 | February 3 | 1F11 | Bart Gets Famous |
After sneaking away from a school trip to a box factory, Bart sneaks onto the set of the Krusty the Klown show and works as a production assistant, but becomes an accidental star when he says, "I didn't do it" during a botched sketch.
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| 94 - 513 | February 10 | 1F10 | Homer and Apu |
After twice getting food poisoning from Apu's expired food, Homer teams up with Kent Brockman to report Apu and get him fired. Meanwhile, James Woods is hired as the new Kwik-E-Mart clerk after Apu is dismissed.
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| 95 - 514 | February 17 | 1F12 | Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy |
Lisa protests against the phrases on her new Talking Malibu Stacy doll, which she finds demeaning to women (such as "Let's buy make-up so the boys will like us" and "Don't ask me. I'm just a girl", followed by a ditzy giggle) and tracks down the reclusive creator to make a more politically correct doll. Meanwhile, Grampa is worried that he is getting old, so he takes a job at Krusty Burger.
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| 96 - 515 | February 24 | 1F13 | Deep Space Homer |
NASA recruits Homer (who feels unappreciated after losing out to a green carbon rod during the Worker of the Week assembly at the nuclear plant) and Barney Gumble (who was chosen when Homer blamed him for calling NASA to complain about the televised launches) to train to be the first average American in space in an attempt to boost sagging ratings.
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| 97 - 516 | March 17 | 1F14 | Homer Loves Flanders |
| Homer begins to like Flanders after being invited to a football game, but Homer's constant presence around Flanders and his family causes Ned to feel hate for Homer and the Simpsons to wonder just how wacky their adventures can be. | |||
| 98 - 517 | March 31 | 1F15 | Bart Gets an Elephant |
| While stuck cleaning the house, Bart wins a radio contest and chooses a gag prize (an elephant) instead of the real prize ($10,000 cash) and names the elephant Stampy. But when taking care of Stampy gets too expensive, Bart runs away with Stampy when Homer threatens to sell Stampy to an Ivory dealer rather than turn him over to a non-profit Animal Refuge. | |||
| 99 - 518 | April 14 | 1F16 | Burns' Heir |
| Mr. Burns has a near-death experience which prompts him to find an heir to inherit his wealth after he dies. However, after choosing Bart for the role, Burns attempts to manipulate him into becoming his son. | |||
| 100 - 519 | April 28 | 1F18 | Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song |
Bart accidentally gets Principal Skinner fired after he brings Santa's Little Helper to school for show and tell. But when Ned Flanders is hired and the school goes to pot, Bart must get Skinner back, only to discover that he returned to the Army to be a sergeant.
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| 101 - 520 | May 5 | 1F19 | The Boy Who Knew Too Much |
| Bart plays hooky from school and ends up at the birthday party of Freddy Quimby, the Mayor's nephew, where Freddy is accused of assaulting a waiter, which Bart knows the truth, but would have to admit that he was playing hooky if he testifies. Meanwhile, Homer is chosen for jury duty in the assault case against Freddy Quimby and takes advantage of being sequestered in a hotel. | |||
| 102 - 521 | May 12 | 1F21 | Lady Bouvier's Lover |
| While attending Maggie's first birthday party, Grampa Simpson falls for Marge's mother Jackie, but is pushed aside in favor of Mr. Burns. Meanwhile, Bart steals Homer's credit card to buy a piece of Itchy and Scratchy memorabilia that turns out to be a rip-off. | |||
| 103 - 522 | May 19 | 1F20 | Secrets of a Successful Marriage |
| Tired of being called "slow," Homer signs up to teach a class on keeping a successful marriage at a learning annex, but the only way he can keep the class interested is to tell racy secrets about Marge and their bedroom antics. | |||
[edit] References
- Season 5 at The Simpsons.com
[edit] See also
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