Out of desperation, Homer asks Patty and Selma for a loan.

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As a member of the Stonecutters, Homer learns of its secret and song.

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Marge recalls the good times.

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Bart is forced to take ballet for gym class.

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Title sequence for Season 7 Episode 15: Bart the Fink

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Bart inadvertently gets his hero, Krusty the Clown, arrested for tax fraud.

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Homer does a horrible job consoling Bart after Krusty the Clown's death.

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A montage of the many times Bart has elicited a "Doh!" from Homer.

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A look into Homer's brain activity during his coma.

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After being discovered as the Chosen One, Homer finally finds the acceptance he's always wanted.

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Title Sequence of Season 7 episode 17: Homer the Smithers

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Prof. Frink suggest a probe to look into Homer's medical problem.

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While at the historical society, Lisa discovers that Springfield's heroic founder, Jebediah was actually a murderous pirate.

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Bart expresses newfound respect for his grandfather, even though the Hellfish treasure is taken away from them.

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Homer and the family experience Australian and American soil at the U.S. embassy.

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Homer dreams of a way to get out of his fiduciary problems.

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Lisa and Homer convince the Town Jubilation Committee that in order to prove who the real Jebediah Springfield was, they must dig up his corpse.

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Title Sequence for episode, Homer the Great

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Homer makes a killing on pumpkin stocks.

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Homer takes preventative measures to be on good behavior with the Stonecutters, but finds himself outcast for it.

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The Simpsons leave behind a bullfrog invasion in Australia.

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Homer drops Bart off at his new school for smart kids.

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Homer discovers the perks of being a member of the Stonecutters.

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Bart admits he's proud to be a ballerina to a hostile crowd.

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After a disappointing day of historical sleuthing, Lisa gets an encouraging visit from the ghost of George Washington.

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The entire town watches as a penniless, distraught Krusty flies his plane into the side of a cliff.

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Bart is skeptical about Abe's story of the Fighting Hellfish treasure, until Mr Burns barges in to steal the key.

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The school kids watch a movie about the town's founder, Jebediah Springfield.

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Lisa reminisces about how tough Homer is.

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Barney and Moe visit Homer in the hospital and Barney does something drastic.

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Bart releases his pet bullfrog upon the Simpsons arrival in Australia.

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Homer wonders how his co-workers have managed to get such great perks but he hasn't.

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Marge reveals a traumatizing childhood memory with her sisters.

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Both Abe Simpson and Montgomery Burns vow to be the last man alive to claim the Hellfighter treasure.

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Bart apologizes to a broken Krusty after ruining his life.

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Homer gets an idea for a new job as a limousine driver.

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Homer reveals the childhood history behind his need for acceptance.

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Homer takes Flanders' position as town crier for Springfield's anniversary parade, after an impressive audition.

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Bart discovers the joy of ballet.

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Homer is kicked out of the Stonecutters Society and is forced to wear the Stone of Shame.

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The Simpsons run away from a mob of angry Australians to the safety of the American embassy.

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Previous blows to the head may be the cause of Homer's current medical state.

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Scientists declare that they can't figure out whether Homer is human or not.

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The Simpsons learn a little bit about Australians.

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After getting banned from Moe's, Homer sees this crisis as an opportunity to find a better bar.

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Homer begins his job as Mr Burns' assistant.

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Homer is let back into the Stonecutters Society after his prophet's birthmark is discovered.

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Homer finds a place where everyone knows their names.

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Smithers narrowly saves Mister Burns from interacting with Lenny, one of his employees.

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Instead of searching for an outside organization, Homer decides to be a part of the exclusive and special five member Simpsons club.

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Marge points out Homer's strengths while recovering in the hospital.

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Homer wants to use the kid's college fund to finance a session at Dr. Monroe's Family Therapy Center.

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Abe and Bart go after the Fighting Hellfish treasure.

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Previous head injuries create new problems for Homer.

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The Simpsons have to spend one night in a haunted house in order to get their portions of dead Aunt Hortense's inheritance.

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Bart formally apologizes to the Australian government but finds out he must pay a greater price.

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Lisa tells Homer about the origins of April Fool's Day.

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Mr Burns' verbal and physical abuse forces Homer to do something drastic.

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Homer finds something wrong at the lesbian bar.

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Lisa tries to sooth Homer back to health with the help of her saxophone.

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Homer throws insulting Patty and Selma out of his house.

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Homer stalks his friends to find out their secret.

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The only thing that motivates Homer to move is his love of chocolate.

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Bart makes some inquiries to the southern hemisphere about the Coriolis Effect.

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Marge hires an attorney to fight her shoplifting charges

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Homer is chased by the town's people when they see his disfigured body.

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Homer tries to cheer up Milhouse after his parents are lost at sea by offering him food and entertainment that reference the ocean.

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Homer and his co-workers wait for Mr. Burns to leave the power plant so they can go home.

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A public announcement supporting Ralph Wiggum for president.

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Homer bargains with Marge on how sober he must be for Lisa's recital.

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Homer breaks down when he thinks that Marge is planning to leave him.

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Krusty the clown sings a farewell song for his pal Sideshow Bob.

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Marge gets angry and kills the pop-up logos, ads, and promos that keep appearing on the screen.

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Moe tells homer that he made him a forget me shot, which wipes away all memories.

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Krusty assures the bank robber that he wont do any funny stuff because he was voted worst clown.

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Homer makes fun at how terrible the Patriot Act is.

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Marge returns home from a business trip and is surprised by Homer when she sees that he's planned a romantic evening for the two of them.

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Homer runs into a beehive, a blueberry patch, and wraps himself in a blanket until he looks just like Marge.

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Homer and the gang meet up at Moe's to discuss the up coming presidential elections.

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Two robbers are called Johnny and Clyde during a hold up.

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Mr. Burn goes to the morgue to pick out body parts.

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Sid Vicious shows up late to a gig.

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Homer has a difficult time working a staple gun.

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The lady sings a song as she waits for her man to comeback.

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A restaurant owner is raided for serving food to animals.

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Homer tells Mr. Burns that his favorite pizza is Chicago Deep Dish.

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Marge thinks that Homer has a heroin addiction.

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Bart tries to match the new kids stunt but fails.

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Bart plays a prank on principle Skinner using magnets.

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Marge is gets into a car accident while trying to stop Bart and Lisa from fighting each other.

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The Simpsons watch a commercial for a new ballet academy in town.

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Lisa learns that all the ballerinas smoke in order to help them dance.

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Homer discovers that the raccoon that has been stealing his beef jerky has a family.

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Homer and Bart release a raccoon into the ballerina's locker room so it can steal their cigarettes.

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Bart practices his Mexican wrestler move for Homer.

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Lisa wants more than second hand smoke and tries to take a puff off a discarded cigarette.

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Homer tries to shoot the critters that have been eating his beef jerky with a crossbow.

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Homer shows off his golfing skills in the bathroom.

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Marge tells the family what to do in order to fit in at the country club.

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Krusty the Clown hears something that sounds like a lawnmower, heading his way.

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Apu tries to sell Marge a crazy motorized wiggle pen.

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Grampa Simpson breaks the TV when he tries to change the channel.

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Homer meets his new neighbor - former president Gerald Ford.

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Homer helps out with the mic at the neighborhood garage sale.

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Homer asks Marge if she would love him more if he were president.

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Homer tells the dramatic story of how he saved the power plant from terrorism.

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Homer gets bored of waiting for the comet in Flanders' shelter.

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Homer's disco performance is interrupted by a new neighbor moving.

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Flanders' bomb shelter is full, but he invites the whole town in anyway.

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Bart, Lisa, and Homer can't tear themselves away from the TV show 'Night Boat', the crime-fighting boat.

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The history of Homer's reactions to each of Marge's pregnancies.

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Bart mistakes the rental price of a video game for the sale price.

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Homer asks Mr. Burns for a favor at a most opportune time.

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Homer quits his job and plays bongos with Mr. Burns' head.

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Homer gets influenced by a Clown College billboard.

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Smithers gets stung by a bee.

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A father gets upset with his kids and heads back home to Winnipeg.

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Film critic, Jay Sherman, brags about his many awards, until Homer challenges him to a belching contest.

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Barney screens his auto-biographical film about alcoholism at the Springfield Film Festival.

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Mr. Burns hires Spielberg's non-union Mexican equivalent Senor Spielbergo to shoot his film biography.

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Film critic, Jay Sherman, interviews Rainier Wolfcastle about his new film McBain: Let's Get Silly.

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Homer's favorite film of the Springfield Film Festival.

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Homer goes into a small convenience store to buy illegal fireworks.

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Homer is introduced as a home grown hero but lets everyone down when he chickens out of his stunt.

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