The Simpsons are a family who live in a fictional "Middle American" town of Springfield. Homer, the father, works as a safety inspector at the Springfield Nuclear. Watch The Simpsons - Season 26, Episode 15 - The Princess Guide: A Nigerian king comes to Springfield to finalize a deal with Mr. Burns, and Homer is assigned to keep. Watch The Simpsons Full Episodes Online. Instantly find any The Simpsons full episode available from all 28 seasons with videos, reviews, news and more! FULL EPISODE - "Clown in the Dumps" - The unthinkable happens: a Springfield resident dies.

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List of The Simpsons couch gags. The Simpsons is an American animated television sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The opening sequence of The Simpsons features a couch gag; a . A typical gag features the Simpsons running into the living room, only to find some abnormality with the couch, be it a bizarre and unexpected occupant, an odd placement of the couch, such as on the ceiling, or any number of other situations, such as to make a pop culture reference. Longer couch gags have sometimes been used to fill time in shorter episodes, such as in .

The first two characters refer to the season the episode was made for. The first season is 7. Gxx, the second is 7. Fxx, the third is 8. Fxx and the fourth is 9. Fxx. After that, the fifth season started with 1.

F and continued in order until season nine (which was 5. F). Starting with season ten, the production codes started with AABF, with the first letter changing for each season (i. BABF, CABF, etc.).

The number at the end of the code is the order in which the episode was produced in a production run. Season 1 (1. 98. 9–9. Homer pulls a distressed Santa’s Little Helper out from under him. Watch Everywhen Instanmovie. Lisa Goes to Washington. Before the family can come in, it escapes through a trap door in the floor.

The family comes in and sits as normal. Bart comes in moments later and lies stretched out on everyone’s laps. The Simpsons come in and sit, but the burglars throw them off and leave with the couch. When the family comes in, he growls ferociously, and the family backs away slowly. Maggie (the only one who is not knocked out) ends up on the couch.

When the Simpsons come in, Fred smiles at Homer and invites him to sit. The couch transforms into a monster and swallows the family. The wall spins around, leaving behind an empty couch. Homer, Marge, and Bart run off the edge of the film onto an empty white space and quickly run back. Lisa jumps in at the last minute. The couch deflates like a balloon. Everyone undoes the mistake by taking back their proper heads and Maggie takes her pacifier out of Homer’s mouth.

The living room walls are lifted to make way for a large production number, featuring hand- standing elephants, magicians, Santa's Little Helper leaping through a ring of fire, and more all set to circus style music. The standard theme music then returns, concluding normally.

Burns, Smithers, a black- haired Princess Kashmir in her belly dancer costume, Nelson, Milhouse, Martin, and Mrs. Krabappel) from the show who obstruct the family's view. Take one: The Simpsons first run into the living room and shatter like glass, with Santa's Little Helper walking in to look at the mess on the floor. Take two: The Simpsons run in and coalesce into a multicolored, five- headed blob. Take three: The Simpsons run in and explode on contact, with Maggie's pacifier falling onto the blackened crater. The man tries to give the Simpsons room to sit, but it's a tight fit.

The lights turn on revealing only eyes, as the eyeless family rushes in and sits down, reconnecting with their eyes. Malibu Stacy. The Simpsons split themselves down the middle and each half sits on the couches. Watch More Brains! A Return To The Living Dead Dailymotion. Bart almost bounces away, but Homer reins him in and hurls him onto the couch.

Homer sees it, gets up from the couch, peels it off, and stomps on it (with the family joining him in stomping it) before returning to the couch. The Simpsons swim their way to the couch. Once on the couch, Bart removes his scuba mask and Homer dries out his ear by sticking his finger in it. They try to retrieve their own parts, but it’s not an improvement. Sexual Inadequacy.

Escher's Relativity style environment with multiple staircases and conflicting perspectives; the family enters from various directions (and dimensions) and sits. Homer walks in and fires at the unseen gunman.

The screen “bleeds” red and falls. The Simpsons—animated as smiling, rubber- hosed cartoon characters of the early 1. Patty & Selma. The family lines up in front of it.

Everyone (except Grampa) runs to the center square. They line up in front of the couch and honk their horns simultaneously. Mechanical arms color and detail the family. Despite being dead from asphyxiation, Maggie manages to suck on her pacifier.

Sea monkey versions of the family members swim in and sit on the clam couch. Homer notices a plug in the middle of the floor and pulls it. Everyone and everything gets sucked down the drain. Note: Unlike the floor is green, it is brown because of an error.

The camera then zooms in through a mouse hole, where a family of mice with similar features to the Simpson family rush to the couch and sit as well. A game hunter comes in, sits on the couch, and smokes a pipe. Homer turns the light on and the normal music plays. The family runs in, but keel over and die one by one.

The Reaper then puts his feet up on the corpses of the Simpson family. Homer comes down screaming and lands on his face from an unopened parachute pack. Pepper album, featuring a large crowd of regulars, several objects associated with the show, and wax statues of the Simpsons as they were on The Tracey Ullman Show. The last chord to the Beatles song, . Pepper regalia. Homer looks around and turns to look at the crowded scene behind him. Homer fiddles with the TV antenna and Bart changes to red.

Homer then returns to the couch, and smacks Bart in the back of the head in order to return him to his normal color (yellow). The Simpsons (also upside- down) come in and sit on the couch, but end up falling on the ceiling/floor. Homer puts a coin in; nothing happens. Homer pounds on the wall four times before the couch falls on him. Maggie spirals in last with the rest of the family staring at her, landing in Marge's lap. The clown hallucination music from the season six episode “Homie the Clown” plays as an unseen player tries to hit one of the Simpson moles — and successfully gets Homer.

The Simpsons fold the couch in (with Grampa shouting . Cut to outside where Homer is struggling with a locked front door while the other members of the family wait impatiently. An unseen computer user tries to download the family, but the download shows no signs of progress after a few seconds and the user tries to exit the window (which also does not work). The family, dressed in raingear, sits on the couch, before an enormous wave washes them away. The TV surfaces moments later.

Maggie dunks the ball into the basket above the couch, hitting Homer on the head. Homer Simpson. The top half of him pops off and on to the couch revealing a smaller Marge standing inside the lower half of Homer, like a Russian nesting doll. Prison Break Season 4 Episode 12 Selfless here. The top half of Marge pops off revealing Bart, whose top half pops off revealing Lisa, whose top half finally pops off to reveal Maggie, who stays in the middle of Homer’s body and sucks on her pacifier.

Metal shackles restrain their wrists and ankles and a metal cap comes down on all of their heads. The family writhes in pain as they get electrocuted.

The Simpsons, with their butts on fire, rush to the trough and sit to extinguish the fire. They all sigh in relief as steam billows out. An auto- crusher compresses them all into a rectangular block.

Nahasapeemapetilons. The Simpsons (also in towels) arrive, but leave sheepishly as the three men glare at them. The camera zooms out and reveals that the living room is part of a snow globe that two hands shake to make the snow fall. Marge, Lisa, Bart, and Maggie run in place for a few seconds, then successfully dismount, while Homer gets stuck on it, yelling, “Marge, stop this crazy thing!”. Nelson Muntz comes from behind the couch and laughs. Unlike the couch gag to . Homer turns on the TV with his tongue.

Their eyes are shown floating towards the heavens. The scene then cuts to The Simpsons sprouting from the ground amidst a garden of flowers.

Bart spits up a clod of dirt. Krabappel’s classroom where Bart is writing the blackboard punishment phrase, “I Will Not Mess With The Opening Credits”.