Least Favorite Episodes of The Simpsons

After surviving multiple assassination attempts by Mr. Burns to inherit a cache of artwork they stole from the Nazis, Grampa teams up with Bart to recover the paintings.

Bart suspects a paroled Sideshow Bob is up to his old tricks when he is hired by his brother Cecil to assist in the construction of a dam.

Homer and Bart get careless with a model rocket and accidentally do damage to Springfield's church, but when Mr. Burns offers to commercialize it to repair the destruction, Lisa leaves Christianity behind to become a Buddhist.

The family makes Krusty run for Congress because of air traffic being redirected to fly dangerously close to their house.

After bullying her, Bart is restricted by court order to not come too close to Lisa.

The family recalls past tales of lost love.

Problems with a bully lead Lisa to examine just what makes bullies aggressive. Meanwhile, Homer gets into the baby-proofing business.

The Simpsons let Gil stay with them during Christmas. However, he stays for 11 months because Marge can't tell him "no."

Marge enters the pretzel vending business, but when she fails, Homer recruits some help from the mob.

Bart's Siamese twin swells in the attic; Lisa's science experiment creates a miniature universe of advanced civilization; aliens possess Clinton and Dole.

A meteorite turns Homer into a rampaging blob with a voracious appetite; Bart brings a Golem to life; an alien invasion hoax turns real.

Homer's heckling of the Springfield Isotopes baseball team during one of their games inadvertently leads to his appointment as the new team mascot.

After winning a political essay contest, Lisa is invited to Washington, D.C., but she soon becomes upset after discovering how policy-making really works.

Homer becomes a successful Paparazzi, but Springfield's celebrities decide to get their revenge on him.

Bart and Lisa meet a vagabond who claims to be the creator of Itchy from "Itchy and Scratchy."

Anti-immigration fever sweeps Springfield, which threatens to lead to the deportation of Apu, until Homer decides to reject the mob mentality and help him become a legal citizen.

Marge befriends a convict with an artistic streak. Meanwhile, Homer battles the chiropractic industry after he creates a miracle back pain cure.

Homer meets a new friend, Ray the Roofer, but gets confined to a mental institution when his friends and family think he made him up.

A gypsy puts a curse on Homer; The Simpsons' new automated house malfunctions and tries to kill Homer; Bart and Lisa attend a school for wizards.

Lisa sponsors an orphan in Brazil, and when he goes missing she convinces the family to go to Brazil to find him. While there, Homer is kidnapped.

After Bart takes a joyride in a police car, a judge orders him to be tethered to Homer at all times.

With Homer's help, Flanders tries to establish a Christian theme park based on drawings in Maude's sketch book.

A concert for babies ends in a riot, so the childless adults of Springfield gather to make the town less child-friendly.

While researching for an essay, Lisa discovers that Springfield's founding father was actually a murderous thief.

When Homer is on his way to Vegas to meet up with his friends, he has to make a detour to take Bart to an education camp. Meanwhile, Marge has discovered a surprising source of income.