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Burns Verkaufen Der Kraftwerk
Burns sells the nuclear plant to a group of German investors, who make many much-needed improvements - but also decide that Homer is non-essential. Featuring Homer's fanciful trip to "The Land of Chocolate".

Lisa The Vegetarian
Horrified at the prospect of eating a dead lamb, Lisa becomes a militant vegetarian - much to Homer's dismay. But she learns to respect others' beliefs, with help from Apu, not to mention Paul and Linda McCartney.

King-Size Homer
Homer goes on disability by becoming too fat to go to work. Initially, he enjoys sitting around the house and wearing a muu-muu, but his extra bulk weighs him down. However, in the end he is able to use his giant rear to avert a disaster at the nuclear plant.

Guess Who's Coming To Criticise Dinner?
Homer becomes a restaurant critic for The Springfield Shopper newspaper. With Lisa's help, all goes well - but the Homer starts writing reviews on his own, infuriating Springfield's restauranters so much they try to kill Homer. Featuring the voice of Ed Asner as the paper's Lifeways editor.

Director:

David Silverman [8],

Starring:

Hank Azaria [88], Julie Kavner [69], Harry Shearer [72], Nancy Cartwright [66], Dan Castellaneta [65], Yeardley Smith [60],

Screen Formats:

Full Frame 1.33:1

Subtitles:

Danish , Dutch , English , Finnish , French , German , Italian , Norwegian , Spanish , Swedish

Language and Sound:

English Dolby Digital Surround
French Dolby Digital Surround
German Dolby Digital Surround
Spanish Dolby Digital Surround

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