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I didn’t know this happened until I watched the Daily Show last night, but apparently the host of this show AND some bitch named Andrea, accused the Muppets of being communist and teaching young children that being a successful businessman is against the law.
Continue readingRallo’s old friend Murray (voice of Carl Reiner) has a new girlfriend (voice of Kathryn Joosten), whom Rallo suspects is after Murray’s money. Meanwhile, Donna tells Cleveland that he needs to lose weight, so she signs him up for a gym. Cleveland takes this under advisement.
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: Allen’s search for his biological mother (voice of Lisa Kudrow) spurs dreams of his parents’ everlasting happiness, but winds up giving new meaning to the term “nuclear family.”
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: After Krusty’s show is canceled and his agent dumps him, the Simpsons introduce him to another agent (voice of Joan Rivers), who turns out to be the agent who discovered him years ago.
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: Stan runs into an old flame (voice of Sharon Lawrence) from his CIA-training days and their romance heats up again. Francine’s plan for revenge leads to trouble—for Roger.
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: Car trouble strands the Griffins in Amish country, where Meg hits it off with a local boy. But his stern father disapproves, so Peter must convince him that Meg won’t “corrupt” his son.
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: Allen gets a lesson in racial sensitivity from his teacher after thinking a Hispanic classmate is a janitor, but the message doesn’t exactly sink in when Allen writes a play depicting his unique perspective of his mistake. Meanwhile, Richard finds a new job for Jeremy:
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: After Homer hosts a party to promote Krusty’s new liquor, Mr. Burns makes him an account exec and an ad pro (voice of John Slattery) mentors him.
Continue readingDonna joins a women’s support group and complains about how Cleveland treats her, so he dresses as a woman and infiltrates the group to offer her his side. Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. and Rallo join forces to stop the playground bully.
Continue readingEpisode Synopsis: An illness forces Joel to stay home, but his popularity is in jeopardy when Allen presumes to take his place in the social pecking order at school. Meanwhile, Richard makes his presence felt at his father’s company.
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