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1. Homer's Barbershop Quartet
Air date: Sep 30, 1993
Homer recounts his trials and tribulations as a member of a barbershop quartet.
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2. Cape Feare
Air date: Oct 7, 1993
"Sideshow Bob" returns to Springfield for revenge against Bart for exposing his murder plot.
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3. Homer Goes to College
Air date: Oct 14, 1993
Homer is forced back into college after he fails a competency test at the power plant.
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4. Rosebud
Air date: Oct 21, 1993
On his birthday, Mr. Burns longs for his favorite childhood toy.
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5. Treehouse of Horror IV
Air date: Oct 28, 1993
Homer sells his soul for a doughnut; Bart sees a gremlin; Bart Simpson's "Dracula.".
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6. Marge on the Lam
Air date: Nov 4, 1993
Marge and her new neighbor have a girls' night out and end up on the wrong side of the law.
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7. Bart's Inner Child
Air date: Nov 11, 1993
Homer and Marge take Bart to a self-help seminar to alter his rebellious behavior.
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8. Boy-Scoutz 'N the Hood
Air date: Nov 18, 1993
Bart and Homer go on a father-son rafting trip and end up hopelessly adrift at sea.
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9. The Last Temptation of Homer
Air date: Dec 9, 1993
Homer's marriage to Marge is tested when a beer-guzzling, doughnut-eating female arrives at the plant.
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10. $pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling)
Air date: Dec 16, 1993
Springfield legalizes gambling; Burns opens a casino; Marge becomes a gambling addict.
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A very good season full of a lot of classics. SHERIF LOBO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Another great season with memorable moments. This year can boast many episodes that would be easily included in a "best of". It is prime Simpsons, where you laugh, you get moved, and you laugh again.
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So funny. Also when 'The Simpsons' started to reference other films or tv-shows more.
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Yet another classic season with such episodes as "Cape Feare", "Boy Scoutz 'n the Hood" and "The Last Temptation of Homer". Peak television.
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So many good episodes in this one as well. I only didn't love the first episode. Which is still better than most of the last 10 seasons so no biggy.
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Season 5 is a great season that has a lot of very memorable episodes.
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So goddamn funny I love it
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The Simpsons is still a very grounded show even to this day. It's Pop Cultural Paradise. Easily one of the smartest shows on any platform. Yes, it has bad episodes, but you can do editing to them, and it still comes out strong. Screenwriter's and Executive Producers don't have a lot of free time to make these shows, so they have to push episodes out as fast as the networks want them aired. Animation is a blessing.
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With the great success of its predecessor, The Simpsons will never ever top the quality of the fourth series. The Simpsons series 5 is a good series but isn't that great. Some episodes on this series are great e.g. Cape Feare (another all time great), Homerâ??s Barbershop Quartet, Boy Scoutz â??n The Hood and The Last Temptation Of Homer. Well there isn't really much to say about this series except that it is a good series which contains some great episodes.
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"Is all TV this wonderful?" Mr. Burns. A near perfect season, Season 5 of The Simpsons is extraordinarily entertaining and outrageously funny. It's also the season of Bart, as he takes over hosting duty of the Halloween Special ("Treehouse of Horror IV"), is targeted for revenge by a recently released Sideshow Bob ("Cape Feare"), becomes the "I Didnt Do It Boy" on Krusty's TV show ("Bart Gets Famous"), is chosen by Mr. Burns to be his heir ("Burns' Heir"), becomes the model for enlightenment for self-help guru Brad Goodman ("Bart's Inner Child"), and is the key witness in the trial of Mayor Quimby's nephew ("The Boy Who Knew Too Much"). But there are also several classic non-Bart episodes, like "Homer Goes to College," "Deep Space Homer," and "$pringfield." Things get a little more zany and fanciful than in previous seasons (Homer becoming an astronaut is particularly out there), but the satire and parodies are as hilarious as ever. Additionally, the writers have tailored a number guest appearance specifically for such celebrities as James Woods, James Brown, Kathleen Turner, Ernest Borgnine, Conan OBrien, Buzz Aldrin, Michelle Pfeiffer, the Ramones, James Tyler, and Robert Goulet. The Simpsons' fifth season is truly one of the best of the series and it still holds up.
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