Hank is thankful to have something in common with Bobby after his knowledge of beef earns him a spot on a college team bound for the state championships.

Hank is horrified when his mother announces her decision to marry a man he's never met; things go from bad to worse when his mother decides to move into an RV.

Believing he'll eliminate his loneliness, Bill takes in several roommates, including Principal Moss, a former pin-up girl and a Russian.

When Joseph gets a new girlfriend, Dale tries to give him 'the talk,' but ends up in a mental institution, claiming he is suffering from dementia.

Kahn's bouts of manic depression threaten to derail Hank's plans to build a tricked-out barbecue grill for an upcoming Strickland event.

A conservative propane salesman comes under the scrutiny of a social worker that mistakes his temper issues and his son's black eye as signs of child abuse.

Peggy is called upon to start teaching a new class on sex education, forcing her to overcome a reluctance to call body parts by their proper names.

When Hank and his friends decide to take their sons on a wilderness journey as a prank, Bobby fails to get the joke and assaults an endangered bird.

Looking to help his son develop goals in life, Hank takes Bobby to a golf course, where Bobby accidentally assaults Hank's hero, musician Willie Nelson.

After being dumped by her boyfriend, Luanne starts to drive the family crazy by crazing every day and night, leading Hank to find her a new significant other.

After becoming extremely constipated and receiving unhelpful advice from friends, Hank is forced to visit the doctor, who warns him to change his diet.

A strange new family moves next door to the Hills, as Hank immediately dislikes the new neighbors, but Peggy forces Hank to attend a barbecue at their house.

Lisa joins a dance class after finding inspiration in a film and ends up taking her lessons from a former child star; Bart finds a way out of summer camp.

After sustaining another injury, Homer finds that he has acquired a beautiful singing voice, leading Mr. Burns to cast him in his opera.

Lisa becomes addicted to second hand smoke during ballet lessons; Homer seeks revenge against the family of raccoons who stole his beef jerky.

The Simpson family travels to New York City in search of Bart's love, who left her hillbilly family in Springfield to reinvent herself in the city.

After Homer loses $5,000 during a poker game with Broadway star Laney Fontaine, he has no choice but to send Lisa off with Laney, since he is unable to pay up.

Marge and Lisa decide to turns an unpleasant experience Lisa had into a successful graphic novel with plans to eventually become a Broadway show.

Marge directs a production at Springfield's local theater with Lisa's "Hamilton"-like script; Homer takes a liking to his baby class' supervisor.

When Marge decides to bring back her favorite high school show, an old rival reappears and threatens to sour the pleasantries of old memories.

Tina is eligible for a hall monitor promotion and gets Gene and Louise to help; Linda gets artsy by decorating the restaurant with napkin art from customers.

Tina, Gene and Louise join a go-kart league and get ready to speed things up; Bob and Teddy start up a backdoor operation selling Teddy's home-brewed beer.

Bob has to give one of Louise's enemies a job at the restaurant in order to be accepted in the Community Gardens, and this leads to friction between them.

Tina teams up with Darryl in an effort to win the Cupid's Couple contest at their school dance; Linda plans a week packed full of Valentine's Day activities.

Desperate to keep Millie from becoming class president and ruining the school, Tina and Louise volunteer to help run Jimmy Junior's campaign.

Linda's sister, Gayle, comes to bob's burgers because her date was cancelled and she had theatre tickets; the kids see an opportunity to escape the house.

Bob is enthralled with his new automatic helicopter, but then it falls apart unexpectedly and Gene agrees to help Bob get his money back.

Bob's attempt at taking Linda out for a romantic night on the town falls short of her expectations; under Louise's supervision, the school's chinchilla escapes.

Homer receives the opportunity of a lifetime when he gets to attend a rock 'n' roll camp with some of the biggest names in the industry.

Bart and Lisa are moved into the same grade and constantly bicker, until they get separated from the rest of the class on a field trip.

The Griffins' new restaurant has a hard time attracting customers, but they soon find themselves serving a new demographic when Joe lends a hand.

When the Griffins head to Texas, Peter quickly befriends some cowboys, Stewie enters a beauty pageant, and Chris and Meg sneak into George W. Bush's home.

Chris is enrolled in a snooty boarding school, but he doesn't quite fit it; an epic battle ensues when Peter's nemesis, the chicken, returns.

Lois is forced to dumb down her political views in order to run for mayor and finds herself succumbing to corruption after winning the office.