The Simpsons, Season 30

Bart takes a dare that lands him in a coma. To get out of trouble, he pretends he went to heaven and saw Jesus. It becomes a Christian movie, and Bart is wracked with guilt.

Homer and Marge go on an amazing race type show where they are eliminated immediately. They are confined to the nearby motel, which they enjoy until Marge learned Homer screwed up.

The Simpsons explore three ways to get into heaven. They include Ned Flanders' conversion as a young trampoline salesman, Marge's atheist grandmother in World War II, and Siddhartha.

In this annual terror-themed trilogy, the Simpsons battle spores from space, Homer has an eating contest with the monster C'thulhu, Lisa experiences multiple, murderous personalities, and Grampa is put into a Jurassic Park-style senior home.

Marge and Homer work together at a cool tech company that makes self-driving cars. They discover the cars have a sinister hidden app.

Bart orders a Russian bride for Moe. She turns Moe's life around, and he falls in love.

Marge becomes a successful Tupperware saleswoman because customers think she's a man in drag. Meanwhile, Lisa tries to do secret good deeds for people.

Homer becomes an internet recapper while Krusty joins the circus.

Lisa reads “To Kill a Monkingbird” and begins to observe wonderful similarities between her dad and Atticus Finch. Meanwhile Bart discovers what a Bat Mitzvah is and pranks one.

After a terrible Black Friday where Marge can’t get the gift the kids desperately want, the Simpsons try to spend a relaxing Florida Christmas.

Grampa learns a startling secret from his past. It takes him to Texas to find a long-lost life.

Lisa discovers the ideal family... and lies about her own.

When Homer breaks a promise and binge watches a show without Marge, she is more furious than she’s ever been. He secretly studies ballroom dancing to try to win her back.

In a podcast Krusty discusses a lost film he made in the ‘80s. Homer and Marge worked on it and Krusty tries to drive them apart.

Homer goes on a joyride and is threatened with prison by Comic Book Guy. The family makes a mitigation video to shorten his sentence.

Homer gets an inguinal hernia which comes to life. Meanwhile, Marge rehabs from an injury with kite surfing.

Bart earns money in a video game competition. Homer becomes coach, and the team makes the finals in South Korea.

Bart is upset to learn there is a new, all-girl version of Itchy and Scratchy. Then he joins an all-girl pranking crew, Bossy Riot.

Lisa joins an advanced youth orchestra in Capital City, throwing the family’s lives into havoc. Homer works the night shift and nearly goes mad.

Marge becomes director of a local theater production. She battles indefatigably when it grows into a live show in a thunderstorm.

Lisa goes to Canada and refuses to leave. A desperate Marge tries to get her back.

A $600 theft rocks the Simpson home. A local TV crime show attempts to crack it to no avail.

Marge sells crystals and makes a fortune. Meanwhile Bart’s grades take a mysterious turn for the better.

The producers of The Simpsons look back on one of the longest-running shows in television.