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On this week's episode, Springfield is overrun by bears (kind of) and to combat this the residents ask for a bear patrol to monitor the neighbourhood. After seeing the cost of this being a $5 tax increase, Homer and the townspeople are furious. Mayor Quimby diverts the attention to a perceived illegal immigration problem, and announces proposition 24 which threatens to deport Apu and the other illegal immigrants from Springfield. (Synopsis at 12:45)

In an action packed A+ episode Grandpa reveals that he and Burns are the last two men in the Hellfish Bonanza. Bart helps Grandpa recover the treasure.

On this week's episode, we discuss all things 22 Short Films About Springfield! This is an episode that truly needs no introduction. We get iconic scenes such as "Steamed Hams", Apu in the Jolly Bengali, and the Pulp Fiction rip-offs. We absolutely love this episode, and had a great time putting this one together for you guys. Thanks to everyone who wrote in, and please get your questions in for next weeks episode, The Flying Hellfish!![Synopsis at 10:15]

Bart gets a fake ID, rents a car and goes on a road trip. Homer and Lisa have a great time at the plant. Marge learns how to corner the real estate market through hypnosis. [Synopsis at 11:15]

In this week's episode, Troy McClure (voiced by none other than Phil Hartman) meets Selma, and after an initial date he realises that she just might be the kickstart to his career he so desperately needed. Another wonderful Season 7 episode, we've had so many good ones in a row now!! Thanks to everyone who wrote in for this one, and please get your questions in for next week's episode, S07E19 - Bart on the Road!!(Synopsis at 14:00)

Bart helps Chester J Lampwick prove that he invented Itchy and Scratchy in the course killing the cartoon. Fortunately Lester and Eliza save the day. Rob and Andy also discus crypto and Bob Katter's concern about crocodiles eating people.

In this week's episode, Smithers is sent on a forced vacation and he chooses Homer as his replacement. Homer inadvertently teaches Burns the value of self-reliance, much to Smiths dismay. A wonderful Season 7 episode, although Rob and Andy differed quite a bit in terms of it's "rating". Thanks to everyone who got questions in for this one, and please write in for next weeks episode, S07E18 - The Day the Violence Died. Cheers guys!!!(Synopsis at 13:00)

Homer becomes town crier. Lisa discovers the shocking truth about Jebediah Springfield. Donald Sutherland embiggens the episode with his cromulent performance as the curator. Rob accuses George Washington of being a pedo. Good family listening. [Synopsis at 4:50]

In this week's episode, Bart inadvertently causes a massive downward spiral in Krusty's career. Krusty is found guilty of tax evasion, and then fakes his own death. Bart and Lisa uncover the truth, and convince Rory B. Bellows (aka Krusty) to come back into society. We loved this episode, and both agreed that is should be graded a solid A!! Thanks to everyone who wrote in for this weeks episode, and please get those questions in for next week's episode, Lisa the Iconoclast!![Synopsis at 11:45]

Marge becomes a social climbing snob only to realise that she doesn't want to join any club that would have (that) her as a member. Homer is in a golf battle with Burns until he discovers Smithers' reptile eggs scam. [Synopsis at 5:10]

George HW Bush moves in challenging Homer's status as king of the neighborhood. Special guest Poochie (co-host) Nathan joins in to help us ruin this episode like a Japanese banquet! [Synopsis at 12:00]

To avoid spending time at home, Homer enlists Moe, Apu, and Otto to join a bowling league. However, their team sponsor, Mr. Burns, has a different idea. Meanwhile, the kids at Springfield Elementary are forced to wear uniforms after Bart pulls a prank with a MAD Magazine inspired t-shirt. Such a wonderful episode, which we both agreed was a solid A-. We hope you guys enjoy the episode, and a huge thank you to everyone who wrote in for this on. Cheers guys, have a great week!![Synopsis at 8:15]

Bart steals a copy of Bonestorm and Marge doesn't see him as her special little guy anymore. Stealing the show is the store detective, Don Brodka, played by Lawrence Tierney. There are some AMAZING tidbits about his craziness from this episode and from Seinfeld! And Penny manages to lock Rob's keys in his central locking car. [Synopsis at 13:45]

On this week's episode, Rob and Andy discuss S07E09 - Sideshow Bob's Last Gleamings! Sideshow Bob's vows to destroy television, and to do so threatens the town with a nuclear bomb. This is a wonderful example of a Sideshow Bob episode, and we thoroughly enjoyed recoding this episode. We hope you guys enjoy it too. Cheers![Synopsis at 10:05]

Homer fakes his own death to get out of working on a Saturday which brings his fugitive mother (who he thought was dead) out of hiding to visit his grave. She was on the run from crimes against Burns' germ lab in the 60s and ultimately has to go back into hiding leaving us with one of the most beautiful endings of all time. [Synopsis at 7:20]

We're back to regular scheduled programming this week with an absolute classic, King-Size Homer!! Homer successfully gains 61 pounds so that he can become legally disabled and work from home. Enjoy guys!(Synopsis at 12:50)

100 episodes of NMD! To celebrate we've done a marathon episode of questions from our first 99 episodes featuring some wonderful audio and musical questions from our beloved guest writer-inerers. Thanks for all the love guys and girls (mostly guys).

It's another UpLate edition of the podcast for Treehouse of Horror VI, and this week we're joined by very special guests, our partners, Chloe & Penny!! We had such a great time recording this episode, and thanks to everyone who wrote in this week, this was the biggest response we've received to date. Tune in next week for our 100th episode!!!

After a newly vegetarian Lisa ruins Homers BBBQ Homer is no longer the host who can boast the most roast. Also Paul and Linda McCartney are shoehorned in because they're famous vegetarians. [Synopsis at 13:00]

Bart sells his soul to Milhouse for $5 and quickly realises just how much he would pay to get it back. Meanwhile, Moe wants to get more families into the Bar, so he opens "Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag". Such a great episode on so many levels. Thanks to everyone who wrote in for this one, and keep them coming for next week's episode, Lisa the Vegetarian. Enjoy!