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A religious zealot (voice of Sally Field) casts a pall over Halloween when her fervor convinces Luanne and Bobby the holiday is evil. Voices include Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Brittany Murphy, Pamela Segall, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

A local pork producer (Michael Keaton) is impressed by Luanne, who goes to his home for a job interview but comes away as his girlfriend. Chuck Mangione, Brittany Murphy, Ashley Gardner. (Repeat).

A bomb threat jeopardizes a luxury airship's maiden voyage, sending the ISIS crew into action. (Repeat).

ISIS loses yet another contract to ODIN, so Malory assigns Archer and Lana to steal a priceless diamond from ODIN's biggest client in order to embarrass the rival spy agency. (Repeat).

Archer takes a better-paying job at rival agency ODIN, and Malory is determined to get him back. Len Trexler: Jeffrey Tambor. (Repeat).

Season 1 finale: Questions about the identity of Archer's real father lead him into a trap---and a confrontation with Malory. (Repeat).

Hank's irked with Peggy when she assists a magician with an illusion but refuses to tell him how it was done. Voices include Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Pamela Segall, Johnny Hardwick and Brittany Murphy. (Repeat).

Peggy tries a career in real estate after she's fired from her job at the newspaper. Guest voices include Henry Gibson and Chris Elliott. (Repeat).

Hank and Bobby build a boat for the Arlen Regatta, and Dale, Bill and Boomhauer are miffed because they usually work on a boat with Hank. Along the way, Hank must face a phobia that he's kept hidden from the world. (Repeat).

Hank's immaculately manicured front lawn is as good as gone when Peggy tries to horn in on the glory with her own contributions. Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Toby Huss. (Repeat).

Bobby's ventriloquist's dummy gets more of Hank's attention than Bobby, but it's Dale who harbors a grudge against the wooden being. Tom Poston, Pamela Segall, Mike Judge. (Repeat).

When Hank and Dale find more interest in the activities of the other's son, Dale concludes he's not Joseph's father---and that an alien is. Breckin Meyer, Johnny Hardwick, Pamela Segall. (Repeat).

Reading tarot cards introduces Bobby to a coven of compatriots who want to train him to become a wizard. David Cross, Breckin Meyer, John Ritter. (Repeat).

A local pork producer (Michael Keaton) is impressed by Luanne, who goes to his home for a job interview but comes away as his girlfriend. Chuck Mangione, Brittany Murphy, Ashley Gardner. (Repeat).

A religious zealot (voice of Sally Field) casts a pall over Halloween when her fervor convinces Luanne and Bobby the holiday is evil. Voices include Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Brittany Murphy, Pamela Segall, Johnny Hardwick. (Repeat).

A Halloween trilogy includes a murderous Krusty doll; a "King Kong" parody; an invasion of zombies unleashed by Bart's incantation. Dan Castellaneta, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria, Julie Kavner. (Repeat).

In a Halloween trilogy, nuclear survivor Homer battles mutants; Bart is morphed with a fly; Marge is accused of being a witch in 1649. Voices: Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

In the 11th annual Halloween trilogy, a ghostly Homer tries to perform a good deed on Earth; Bart and Lisa are trapped in a fairy-tale forest; and dolphins revolt against humans after Lisa frees their king from the Springfield Marine Park. Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

"Treehouse of Horror XIII" finds Homer cloned; Dr. Hibbert turning the family into half animals; and Springfield invaded by zombie cowboys. Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

A Halloween trilogy (XIV), with Jennifer Garner, Oscar De La Hoya and Jerry Lewis as Professor Frink's father, who goes on a rampage after being brought back from the dead. Hank Azaria, Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright. (Repeat).

The 19th edition of the series' Halloween "Treehouse of Horror" franchise includes twisted parodies of "Transformers" and "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." (Repeat).

In "Treehouse of Horror XX," Lisa is drawn into a Hitchcockian revenge plot when she isn't chosen for an academic honor; Krusty invents a ghastly fast-food item that unleashes a plague of zombies; and Moe's microbrew has a vile secret ingredient. (Repeat).

In a Halloween-theme episode Bart reads Aramaic symbols from the bottom of his desk and he and Lisa are transported to an alternate world filled with demons. Also, Moe organizes a "Clockwork Orange"-ish gang in which member Dum (Homer) falls for a young lady (Marge) who wants him to quit. In a homage to "The Others," the Simpsons reconnect with their earlier incarnations from the Tracey Ullman era

The Belcher kids break with a long-standing Halloween tradition, veering away from their usual trick-or-treat trek in favor of a posh neighborhood that's known for its oversize goodies. Meanwhile, Linda and Bob set out for Teddy's annual "Black and Orange" blowout. (Repeat).

After trick-or-treating, the Belcher kids and their pals decide to build a fort, where unfortunately, Louise's loony friend Millie decides to hold them hostage. (Repeat).

Tina becomes romantically involved with a spirit who is believed to reside in the Belchers' basement. (Repeat).

As the Belchers ready for Halloween, Louise reveals that she's never been scared by anything, so the family pays a visit to a spooky haunted house, where things start going bump in the night. (Repeat).

Tina comes up with a super idea for the annual Halloween-costume contest, but Tammy steals it, so Tina seeks help from Mr. Ambrose, who shows her an otherworldly method of winning. Meanwhile, Bob tries to catch the thief who is stealing his perfectly crafted pumpkins. (Repeat).

On Halloween night, Linda tries to impress the kids by taking them to look for a wolf that has been terrorizing the town. Meanwhile, an injured and medicated Bob believes that Teddy has turned into a werewolf. (Repeat).

The kids set out for their regular Halloween shenanigans, but when everyone's candy bags start mysteriously disappearing, it's up to Tina, Louise and Gene to find the culprit. Meanwhile, Teddy decorates the restaurant to compete with another handyman on the street, but gets a little carried away. (Repeat).

Tina dissects a fetal pig in science class and things get spooky. Also, Bob and Linda do battle with a giant ball of ear wax. (Repeat).

Louise's plan to get revenge on Halloween for a candy transgression hits a snag when the Belcher kids meet a mysterious elderly woman at a hotel. Meanwhile, Linda and a very squeamish Bob donate blood at a vampire-themed blood mobile. (Repeat).

When a mysterious note is sent to Linda on Halloween, she and Gayle must travel to their hometown to face a wrong they committed 27 years ago. (Repeat).

Louise suspects there's something sinister afoot during a Halloween field trip to an apple orchard. Meanwhile, Tina and Gene hope to win the school costume parade. (Repeat).

The ninth Halloween show. Included: Homer turns evil after a hair transplant; Bart and Lisa get trapped inside their TV; the alien Kang is revealed as Maggie's father. Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford appear in live-action. (Repeat).

A Halloween trilogy: Homer causes a Y2K catastrophe; superheroes Lisa and Bart save actress Lucy Lawless; Marge runs Flanders over, and Homer tries to cover it up. Dick Clark and Tom Arnold also appear as themselves. Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Yeardley Smith, Nancy Cartwright, Harry Shearer, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

It's Halloween in Quahog, and Brian is showing Stewie how to trick-or-treat. Meanwhile, Peter and Joe are playing tricks on Quagmire; and Meg is going to a Halloween party dressed as a "slutty cat." (Repeat).

Quagmire meets an avid dog lover, and pretends Brian is his dog in an attempt to win her over. Meanwhile, Chris helps Stewie track down the culprit who stole his Halloween candy. (Repeat).

Peter makes a hologram of himself to get out of menial household duties. (Repeat).

Three mini-episodes. In the first, a genie grants Peter three wishes and he ends up being propositioned by Catherine Zeta-Jones (voice of Alex Borstein). Then, exposure to toxic waste gives the Griffins super powers (one per Griffin). Finally, in flashbacks, L'il Peter braves a haunted house (for awhile) to impress L'il Lois. Alex Trebek has a voice cameo as himself, and Adam Corolla voices Death.

Bender is infected with a virus that turns him into a murderous car each evening at midnight. Maurice LaMarche, John DiMaggio, Billy West. (Repeat).

Bender dies, but his presence lingers in the Planet Express building in the form of his disembodied software. (Repeat).

The crew are trapped on the ship with a horrific creature. (Repeat).

After overdosing on electricity, Bender repents and joins Robotology, only to succumb to temptation and wind up in Robot Hell, tormented by "up-tempo singing and dancing." The Beastie Boys have a cameo. (Repeat).

Fry writes an opera for Leela after making a deal with the Robot Devil, who doesn't like his end of the bargain. Dan Castellaneta, Maurice LaMarche, Billy West. (Repeat).

Bender goes grave-robbing to bring his favorite actor, Calculon, back to life. (Repeat).

Curiously immune, Fry is Earth's only hope against a species called Brain Spawn that is making the populace stupid. Billy West, Katey Sagal, Tress MacNeille. (Repeat).

Leela's romance with a political aide has Fry in a funk of self-worthlessness, until he learns he's the key to saving the universe from destruction because of a genetic abnormality. Frank Welker, Maurice LaMarche, Billy West. (Repeat).

When her husband unexpectedly passes, a young woman finds herself alone in their remote lake house. After experiencing unsettling visions of a spectral presence lurking in the house, she begins a search for the truth amidst her husband's belongings, leading her down a dark path from which she is unsure she can escape. (Repeat).

Six strangers, including a student, a slacker and a businessman, receive mysterious invitations in the mail to a new "immersive" escape room in which the last remaining player will receive $1 million. They soon discover the game's stakes are deadly and the various rooms were created by a master manipulator to reveal each person's past secrets and true character. (Repeat).

Gene upstages Bob during a cooking segment on the morning news in the Season 2 finale. (Repeat).

Tina tries to discover who's behind a series of pranks at the Belcher children's middle school. (Repeat).

Tina attends a convention celebrating a TV show about an animated pony, but a middle-aged superfan tricks her into giving away a rare bit of memorabilia, so it's up to Bob to go undercover and ride to the rescue to recover the valuable toy. (Repeat).

The kids land in Saturday detention and pull out all stops to escape early to attend the Cotton Candy Festival. Meanwhile, Bob and Linda deal with a young girl they believe to be a scam artist. (Repeat).

Tina and Bob plan to see Bob's favorite movie together, until Tina invites her friends along. Meanwhile, Linda opens a restaurant for the raccoons in their alley. (Repeat).

After trick-or-treating, the Belcher kids and their pals decide to build a fort, where unfortunately, Louise's loony friend Millie decides to hold them hostage. (Repeat).

Tina comes up with a super idea for the annual Halloween-costume contest, but Tammy steals it, so Tina seeks help from Mr. Ambrose, who shows her an otherworldly method of winning. Meanwhile, Bob tries to catch the thief who is stealing his perfectly crafted pumpkins. (Repeat).

Louise suspects there's something sinister afoot during a Halloween field trip to an apple orchard. Meanwhile, Tina and Gene hope to win the school costume parade. (Repeat).

Lisa is frightened at Krustyland Halloween Horror Night, so Homer removes his Everscream Terrors decorations, which leads the now-jobless pop-up employees to seek vengeance on him by robbing the house and forcing him and Lisa to seek refuge in the attic. (Repeat).

In the 11th annual Halloween trilogy, a ghostly Homer tries to perform a good deed on Earth; Bart and Lisa are trapped in a fairy-tale forest; and dolphins revolt against humans after Lisa frees their king from the Springfield Marine Park. Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Hank Azaria. (Repeat).

"Treehouse of Horror XII" includes Pierce Brosnan as the voice of a computerized house that falls for Marge; a Gypsy's curse bringing bad luck to Homer's loved ones; and Bart and Lisa as competing wizards, with Bart enlisting help from a dark source. (Repeat).

"Treehouse of Horror XIII" finds Homer cloned; Dr. Hibbert turning the family into half animals; and Springfield invaded by zombie cowboys. Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Yeardley Smith. (Repeat).

A Halloween trilogy (XIV), with Jennifer Garner, Oscar De La Hoya and Jerry Lewis as Professor Frink's father, who goes on a rampage after being brought back from the dead. Hank Azaria, Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright. (Repeat).

The annual Halloween trilogy begins Season 16, with Flanders having death premonitions; Lisa and Bart probing murders in 1890s London; and Burns swallowing a miniaturized Maggie. Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria, Nancy Cartwright. (Repeat).

In the 16th Halloween trilogy, a comatose Bart is replaced by a robot; Mr. Burns hunts citizens on his estate; and Springfield falls under a witch's spell that only Maggie can break. Terry Bradshaw and Dennis Rodman have cameos. (Repeat).

A murder mystery set in the mansion of the newly born-again James Woods (voice of James Woods), who has invited much of Quahog to meet his new companion (voice of Ashley Tisdale). The killer, notes Joe, "is one of us." (Repeat).