Top 100 Simpsons episodes rated of all time (Page 1/10)

Here are the top 100 list of each episodes of The Simpsons rated by us:

100. Kamp Krusty (from Season 4)

Krisis at Kamp Krusty

What happened to the students of Springfield Elementary School? Well, at Kamp Krusty, they are bullied by the bullies like Dolph, Jimbo and Kearney, and took over by force from Bart, and Kent Brockman went down to get special report at the site until.. Krusty the Clown have to get over. Head over here to watch how it goes down.

99. Krusty Gets Kancelled (from Season 4)

Krusty's show goes back on air

Krusty's viewers needed the help to bring Krusty's show back on air, when Bart and Lisa enlist the help of Krusty's Hollywood pals like Hugh Hefner, Bette Midler, Elizabeth Taylor, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and others to save his show, and Krusty's show is brought back for good. No one ever hears from Arthur Crandall or Gabbo again. Head over here when Krusty wants his show goes back on air.

98. The Telltale Head (from Season 1)

First look of Sideshow Bob's hair (R)

Homer buys the new TV -- and the Simpsons children goes for Sunday school unless the troublemakers from Springfield Elementary School will do a bad job. Watch here when it goes down.
(Note: First episode to feature Krusty, Sideshow Bob and Reverend Lovejoy.)

97. Krusty Gets Busted (from Season 1)

The wanted poster of mugged Krusty

We never knew the Krusty was framed by Sideshow Bob of course, Krusty's show took over by Bob himself, invites the Simpson children for being his guest, and bring Bart in front to get question about Krusty in jail. And Bart takes action against Sideshow Bob and he gets arrested by Bart himself and the police authorities for framing Krusty the Clown.
(Note: First episode to feature Kent Brockman.)
Complete gallery for 'Krusty Gets Busted' here. Or watch this episode here on how Sideshow Bob takes over Krusty.

96. Marge vs. the Monorail (from Season 4)

Homer and Bart on the monorail.

After Mr. Burns is caught storing his excess nuclear waste inside Springfield Park's trees, he is ordered to pay the town $3 million. The town is originally set to agree to fix Main Street, but the charismatic Lyle Lanley interrupts and convinces the town to use the money to buy one of his monorails. The town embraces the suggestion and Homer is hired as the conductor, but the only person remaining not so pleased about the whole situation is Marge. She discovers suspicious evidence and visits a town that had previously purchased one of Lanley's monorails. She discovers that Lanley is indeed a con man and rushes back to town. However, she arrives too late and the monorail has begun to operate, but Homer is convinced to use an anchor to stop the train, thus saving the passengers.
See it for yourself.

95. Cape Feare (from Season 5)

Additional content for this episode where Itchy becomes a pet doctor spaying Scratchy, which gives Sideshow Bob some chills when he escapes from the prison. And because of this, his first attempt of killing Bart would cause him to be arrested again.

If anything else, watch here carefully. (Due to the problem with the file, you cannot watch this episode.)

94. Bart Sells His Soul (from Season 7)

Bart & Milhouse cleaning up

Additional contents for each episode of The Simpsons is quite challenging when Bart and Milhouse were punished by Reverend Lovejoy for pulling pranks in the church, they were asked to clean the pipes, and Bart's soul sold to Milhouse. Moe is surprised by Dr. Hibbert and his family about the family restaurant which will convert his tavern into Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag restaurant. If the customers leaves, that cause Moe to convert back into his tavern.

The interior of Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag restaurant

To know more, watch this episode here.
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93. You Only Move Twice (from Season 8)

Maggie on Swing-A-Magic.

Where was Globex Corporation located? Cypress Creek, of course! Hank Scorpio listed Homer as an employee resulting The Simpsons relocating to Cypress Creek, or The Simpsons moved back to Springfield. To know more, watch this episode here or visit the gallery here.

92. A Tale of Two Springfields (from Season 12)

Homer with The Who.

The Who rocks -- and when Bart discovers a badger has taken up residence in Santa's Little Helper's doghouse, Bart and Lisa try to lure him out. After consulting WhatBadgersEat.com and Homer, they decide to call animal control. Dialing the number, Homer runs into trouble when it turns out the area code for half of Springfield has been changed. After Phoney McRingRing and other executives fail to quell the town's fears, area code and class rivalries split Springfield in two. And when Homer becomes mayor of New Springfield, his plan to build a wall between the two towns doesn't solve any problems. The Who might be the only thing to bring the two towns together again.
(Note: 250th episode of The Simpsons, but watch it here.)

91. Today, I am a Clown (from Season 15)

WHAT??!! Krusty discovers that he never had a bar mitzvah as a child. He quits his show to have it as an adult, with the help of his father, Rabbi Krustofski. Meanwhile, Homer hosts a late-night talk show a la "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher" as a replacement for Krusty's show. To find more info, watch this episode here.

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