The Simpsons / Season 22

Season 22 of The Simpsons
Episodes	22nd
Country of production	United States
First broadcast	September 26, 2010 - May 22, 2011 on Fox
German-language first broadcast	August 30, 2011 - March 20, 2012 on ProSieben
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The 22nd season of the American animated series The Simpsons was broadcast from September 26, 2010 to May 22, 2011 on the US broadcaster Fox . The German-language first broadcast took place from August 30, 2011 to March 20, 2012 on ProSieben .

Episodes

See also : The Simpsons / Episode List

No. ( total )	No. ( St. )	German title	Original title	First broadcast (USA)	German language first broadcast ( D )	Director	script	Prodc.
465	1	Elementary school musical	Elementary School Musical	26 Sep 2010	Aug 30, 2011	Mark Kirkland	Tim Long	MABF21
Lisa and her friends watch the Nobel Prize announcement live on television at night . Surprisingly, Krusty the clown wins the Nobel Peace Prize . Homer with Beard accompanies him to the award ceremony in Europe, as he is supposed to laugh at his jokes at the award ceremony. Lisa is upset that she is not allowed to fly to Oslo for the award ceremony. To compensate, she spends a week in an artist camp. Meanwhile, it turns out that Krusty did not win the Nobel Prize, but that it was just an excuse to try him before the International Court of Justice in The Hague , where he is charged with several offenses. In order to avoid punishment, he has to prove that he has made a cultural contribution to the western world. The week in the artist camp goes by far too quickly for Lisa. When she gets home, she wants to go back there all the time. She secretly disappears to "Sprooklyn" (based on the New York neighborhood of Brooklyn ) to visit the camp leaders . There she sees how they live in a rundown apartment and the artist camp only gave the illusion that artists have a full life. Meanwhile, Homer and Bart prove that Krusty made a cultural contribution to South Africa in 1990. Lisa is found by Marge and is happy when she leaves "Sprooklyn" and returns to Springfield. The title is a reference to the film title High School Musical .
466	2	You can build on this Lisa	Loan-a Lisa	Oct 3, 2010	6 Sep 2011	Matthew Faughnan	Valentina L. Garza	MABF17
After the Simpsons family is at church, they visit Grandpa Abe at the retirement home. He announces that he wants to bequeath his fortune to them now. Everyone is bequeathed $ 50, which they can freely use. You then drive into a department store. There, Bart gives his money to Gil Gunderson so that he can walk backwards up the escalator all day. Marge buys a purse that she thinks will cost $ 50. This is a mistake - the bag costs $ 500. But since she doesn't want to show that Homer earns too little money for such an expensive bag, she buys it anyway. Homer hires a carpet cleaner for a day. Lisa wants to donate her money to a good cause. She decides Nelson a microcredit to give the value of 50 dollars, so that it can open a workshop in which he bikes tuned . Marge wants to return her handbag to the store, but before that she decides to go to a restaurant with Homer and the bag. There the bag gets a stain from the food. The bag is taken back the next day without any problem. Then Homer realizes that he can buy things that he cannot afford but can borrow because of the return of goods. However, a few days later he was exposed by the program "Schnorrer-Jagd". Nelson's workshop is a success, which is why he quits school, which Lisa doesn't like. She wants to get Nelson back to school. That's why she goes to an entrepreneur fair with him, where she wants to convince him of how important it is to stay at school. There you meet Mark Zuckerberg , the founder of the social network Facebook . However, he did not finish his Harvard studies either. It was only when Nelson’s customers asked for their money back from him because he had used water-soluble glue on the bicycles that Nelson realized that he should go back to school. With his winnings, he invites Lisa to go roller-skating.
467	3	The Lisa Series	MoneyBART	Oct 10, 2010	13 Sep 2011	Nancy Kruse	Tim Long	MABF18
Lisa becomes the coach of the Springfield youth baseball team and uses calculations and statistics to lead them to a record series of victories. After Bart criticized his sister's tactics because the fun was lost, he had to leave the team before the championship final.
468	4th	Blood and games	Treehouse of Horror XXI	Nov 7, 2010	Oct 29, 2011	Bob Anderson	Joel H. Cohen	MABF16
War and Pieces: Bart and Milhouse discover a game that comes to life and that they must win in order to return home. Master and Cadaver: Homer and Marge spend their honeymoon on a sailing boat and rescue a shipwrecked man named Roger who tries to kill them. Tweenlight: Lisa befriends a boy who turns out to be a vampire .
469	5	The Lisa Study	Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life	Nov 14, 2010	Sep 20 2011	Matthew Nastuk	Joel H. Cohen	MABF20
Lisa finds out that Marge had good school grades until she met Homer. Fearing she might become like her mother, she decides to focus solely on studying. Because Marge is worried about it, she lets her daughter go to private school . Lisa notices, however, that she cannot go to this school because of a scholarship , but because Marge does the laundry for the students and teachers, and therefore wants to go back to her old school. Meanwhile, Bart receives the title of school racket from his classmates for accidentally hitting Nelson. When he seeks revenge, Bart follows Marge's advice and compliments him on how hard he can hit. Nelson accepts the compliment and the two settle their argument.
470	6th	The Burns Miracle	The Fool Monty	Nov 21, 2010	27 Sep 2011	Steven Dean Moore	Michael Price	NABF01
After Mr. Burns learns that he has only a few weeks to live due to numerous illnesses, he informs the city of his imminent death and is dismayed by the not very sensitive reactions of his fellow citizens. He then jumps off a cliff with suicidal intent. Bart finds him weak and in shock, but alive, in the forest and takes him home with him. When Homer and Marge find him there, they decide that the whole city should have the opportunity to take revenge on their hated fellow citizen . Lisa tries in vain to prevent this.
471	7th	A pigeon doesn't make a summer	How Munched is that Birdie in the Window?	Nov 28, 2010	Oct 4, 2011	Michael Polcino	Kevin Curran	NABF02
A carrier pigeon flies through the window of Bart's room during a thunderstorm. Bart then tends the injured pigeon . However, when she is healthy and he wants to let her fly away, she doesn't. Bart then keeps the pigeon. However, it is eaten by his dog Knecht Ruprecht. Not wanting to forgive his pet, a therapist advises him to give the dog away. The Simpsons drive to an ostrich farm, where they want to leave Knecht Ruprecht. There, Bart is attacked by an ostrich. Although he orders Knecht Ruprecht to kill the bird, the latter does not do so because he had previously heard from Bart that he should be given up for eating the pigeon. Bart manages to overpower the ostrich himself, but then he takes Knecht Ruprecht back with him, since this time he has not tried to eat the bird.
472	8th	The Fight Before Christmas	The Fight Before Christmas	Dec 5, 2010	Dec 6, 2011	Bob Anderson & Matthew Schofield	Dan Castellaneta & Deb Lacusta	MABF22
This episode contains four dream stories about Christmas : 1st story (Bart's dream): Bart drives to the North Pole to blackmail Santa Claus on his desired off-road bike. 2nd story (Lisa's dream): At the time of the Second World War Lisa refuses to accept a Christmas tree because it reminds her that her mother is stationed in Europe to fight the Nazis. Meanwhile, Marge burns down a cinema, and Adolf Hitler is believed to be killed. (Allusion to Inglourious Basterds ) 3rd story (Marges dream): Martha Stewart helps Marge to beautify Christmas, but this does not bring the desired result. Story 4 (Maggie's Dream): Homer takes off sick leave for Christmas with the family in Hawaii . But Mr. Burns finds out and the lie is exposed. This part is with real muppet-style hand puppets with guest star Katy Perry .
473	9	Donnie Fatso	Donnie Fatso	Dec 12, 2010	Oct 11, 2011	Ralph Sosa	Chris Cluess	MABF19
At the turn of the year new laws come into force in Springfield, which Homer breaks in a row. Instead of going to jail, the FBI offers to spy on Fat Tony. Fat Tony takes Homer in, but discovers Homer's betrayal and dies of shock of a heart attack. Fat Tony's business is now taken over by his cousin Fit Tony.
474	10	Under the sign of the sword	Moms I'd Like to Forget	Jan. 9, 2011	Oct 18, 2011	Chris Clements	Brian Kelley	NABF03
Marge meets with three other mothers she has been with before. Bart then befriends their sons again and they perform pranks together. When Marge learns that Bart is considered the biggest bully among the boys among the other mothers, she leaves the women's group.
475	11	Moeback Mountain	Flaming Moe	Jan. 16, 2011	Oct 25, 2011	Chuck Sheetz	Matt Selman	NABF04
Because Mr. Burns does not mention his assistant Smithers in his will , the latter decides to convert Moe's tavern into a gay bar. Because Moe claims he is gay, he is proposed as the first gay and lesbian representative on the city council. Meanwhile, Headmaster Skinner falls in love with the new music teacher Ms. Juniper. To get closer to her, he asks Bart to meet her daughter Melody. But since Bart breaks up with Melody, Ms. Juniper ends her relationship with her boss.
476	12	When the homer with the son	Homer the Father	Jan. 23, 2011	Jan. 10, 2012	Mark Kirkland	Joel H. Cohen	NABF05
Homer adopts parenting methods from a 1980s sitcom and refuses to buy Bart the pocket bike he wants. Bart then wants to pass on nuclear power plant secrets to China so that he can get the motorcycle in return. But since Bart plays the nice son in order to get his father's supposed knowledge of nuclear technology, he finally gets the motorcycle from his father. Plagued by a guilty conscience, he swallows the USB stick with the information. When the Chinese agents want to kill him for it, Homer steps in and offers his knowledge in exchange. He is building a copy of the Springfield nuclear power plant in China, which explodes when it is put into operation.
477	13	The color grey	The Blue and the Gray	Feb 13, 2011	Jan. 17, 2012	Bob Anderson	Rob LaZebnik	NABF06
After spending another Valentine's Day alone, Moe attends a seminar to learn how to deal with women. He then takes Homer with him as his wingman , but the women also want to be with Homer. Meanwhile, Marges hair turns gray and she decides to keep her new hair color. Bart is not enthusiastic about this because he is annoyed by his classmates. When Marge learns how young women are drawn to their husbands, he explains that he only does this for Moe. Marge then decides to dye her hair blue again.
478	14th	Angry Dad - The Movie	Angry Dad - The Movie	Feb. 20, 2011	Jan. 24, 2012	Matthew Nastuk	John Frink	NABF07
With the help of Homer, Bart produces the short film Angry Dad , based on his comic strip of the same name. This film then wins numerous awards, but Homer accepts the awards and also gives the acceptance speeches. Since Bart doesn't like that his father gets all the credit, he hides the Oscar nomination from Homer and only goes to the awards with Lisa. After winning the Academy Award, he thanks his father and is glad Homer found out about the nomination.
479	15th	Scorpios like us	The Scorpion's Tale	6th Mar 2011	Jan. 31, 2012	Matthew Schofield	Billy Kimball & Ian Maxtone-Graham	NABF08
Lisa finds a flower in the desert that significantly reduces the aggressiveness of scorpions . Homer becomes aware of the plant extract and uses it as a sedative for grampa. A pharmaceutical company becomes aware of this and produces a pill that contains this product. However, the drug leads to unexpected side effects.
480	16	A summer night trip	A Midsummer's Nice Dreams	13 Mar 2011	Feb 7, 2012	Steven Dean Moore	Dan Castellaneta & Deb Lacusta	NABF09
Since Tommy Chong does not agree with the program of the Cheech and Chong tour, he leaves the stage during the performance and is replaced by Homer. Cheech Marin calls the duo "Cheech & Chunk". Chong then forms "Teach & Chong" with Rector Skinner, but has no success. Meanwhile, Marge frees the cat lady from her addiction to collecting objects, but becomes a messie herself .
481	17th	Because they don't know who they are choking	Love is a Many Strangled Thing	27 Mar 2011	Feb 14, 2012	Michael Polcino	Bill Odenkirk	NABF10
Because Homer humiliated Bart in front of the city , he has to see a therapist . This makes Homer less aggressive and no longer chokes Bart. Since he takes advantage of this and bullies the school, Homer and Bart then have to go into therapy together to get closer. In the credits, the episode is dedicated to Elizabeth Taylor , who died shortly before it was first broadcast and who previously acted as the series' voice actress.
482	18th	The great Simpsina	The Great Simpsina	Apr 10, 2011	Feb 21, 2012	Chris Clements	Matt Warburton	NABF11
Lisa befriends an old magician who passes on his magic tricks to her. She then appears as "the Great Simpsina" until she reveals Houdini's milk can trick to a boy . This boy is the son of a wizard who steals tricks from his competition. As a result, a group of magicians now works together to sabotage his performance .
483	19th	The Mafiosi Bride	The Real Housewives of Fat Tony	May 1, 2011	Feb 28, 2012	Lance Kramer	Dick Blasucci	NABF12
Fat Tony meets Selma in the driver's license office, who treats him harshly like a normal customer. As a result of the unkind treatment, Fat kidnaps Tony Selma. They get to know each other better and fall in love. Tony pays Selma a liposuction and marries her. At the wedding, Homer and Marge are treated badly by Selma, as Homer is known for being embarrassed in public situations. As a result, Selma and Marge fall out. To make up, Fat invites Tony Marge and Homer to his beach house over the weekend. At the beach house, Homer and Marge find out after a party that Fat Tony is cheating on Selma. When Selma confronts him, Fat Tony's real wife appears and he confesses that Selma is just a mistress. Meanwhile, Lisa finds out that Bart can sniff out truffles . Lisa pretends to sell the truffles to gourmets. However, Bart later quits his job as a truffle hunter, whereupon Lisa forces him to continue looking for truffles. Bart then finds a truffle in Lisa's room and she confesses that she didn't sell the truffle, but instead ate it herself. Bart gives the last truffle to the restaurant owner Luigi's search pig, who then breaks out of his stable and eats the truffle dishes from the guests.
484	20th	Homer with his finger hands	Homer Scissorhands	May 8, 2011	6th Mar 2012	Mark Kirkland	Peter Gaffney & Steve Viksten	NABF13
When Homer cuts color from his sister-in-law Patty's hair, he realizes his talent as a hairdresser and opens his own salon. However, his customers bore him with their stories, so Marge claims she had her hair cut by a competitor so Homer can close his salon without resistance from the city. Meanwhile, Milhouse befriends fifth grader Taffy. Lisa becomes jealous and spies on the two of them, causing Taffy to end her relationship with Milhouse. Lisa then kisses him, but she's not sure how she feels about Milhouse.
485	21st	500 keys	500 keys	May 15, 2011	13 Mar 2012	Bob Anderson	John Frink	NABF14
Because Maggie locked herself in the car, the Simpsons look in their key drawer for the spare key . In the process, they discover a number of keys that they have already forgotten. After Maggie has freed himself from the car, they try out the keys they found: Homer goes with Barney to the Duff Brewery, where Homer steals the Zeppelin. Bart uses a window cleaning platform and accidentally saves Gil, who jumped off the skyscraper. Bart then receives the golden key of the city from the mayor. Marge pulls a mechanical train with a key, which makes fudge noises when driving. However, this drives out of the house, so that Marge and Maggie follow him through the city. Lisa discovers a secret classroom in the basement of Springfield Elementary School , but when she tries to show it to the school, there is only a bookcase behind the door. Since Headmaster Skinner and School Inspector Chalmers take away the key, she has it copied from a photo in the school newspaper. She discovers that the classroom is behind the bookshelf and sees that someone there is writing “The children are on bus 23” on the blackboard. Bart and Lisa ask Nelson what he knows about Bus 23, and he explains that this bus with twenty-four children disappeared on its way over an ice bridge. Homer, Bart and Lisa fly to this bridge in the Duff Zeppelin and discover that all the children in the bus that has fallen into the river are puppets. The bus driver Otto, who is also at the river, says he wrote the sentence on the blackboard in the secret room and is relieved that he did not kill twenty-four children. Then Otto, Homer, Bart and Lisa ask Skinner and Chalmers for a reason for the classroom in the basement and the fake fatal accident. They explain that Skinner's mother accidentally destroyed the education funding. To cover up this, they built a classroom with bogus teaching aids and photographed childrens' dolls learning with them. Because the borrowed dolls were overdue, they had them sunk in the river on school bus 23 in order to avoid the overdraft fee. In the epilogue, the school bus gets into trouble on an icy bridge, but Otto is not worried because he assumes that he only has dolls on board again. But Milhouse tells him it's different this time.
486	22nd	Nedna	The Ned-Liest Catch	May 22, 2011	20 Mar 2012	Chuck Sheetz	Jeff Westbrook	NABF15
Edna Krabappel loses her job as a teacher because of Bart and has to sit in a room with other disgraced teachers from morning to evening and wait for her hearing if she wants to continue to be paid. Bart feels sorry for her and frees her from boredom. Ned Flanders helps her escape over the fire escape. The two get closer, which Bart doesn't like at all. When Ned finds out that Edna has absolutely nothing of his ecclesiastical morality and was already intimate with half of Springfield, he seriously doubts whether he should give the relationship a chance. This is where the episode ends and Marge and Homer call on viewers to vote for “Pro Nedna” or “Contra Nedna” on the Internet. The broadcaster Fox has set up a page especially for this purpose, until the start of the next season in September viewers have time to decide how to go on with the two.

Odds

The following table shows the ratings for the individual episodes when they were first broadcast.

#	German title	US odds in m	D odds (from 3 years) in millions	D - market share (from 3 years)	D quotas (14-49 yrs) in millions	D market share (14-49 y.)
01	Elementary school musical	07.80	1.62	5.6%	1.35	12.5%
02	You can build on this Lisa	08.63	1.70	5.7%	1.44	12.7%
03	The Lisa Series	06.74	1.68	5.6%	1.38	12.3%
04th	Blood and games	08.20	1.64	5.4%	1.36	12.4%
05	The Lisa Study	08.97	2.03	6.7%	1.70	14.8%
06th	The Burns Miracle	06.63	1.92	6.4%	1.61	14.2%
07th	A pigeon doesn't make a summer	09.42	1.95	6.5%	1.63	14.1%
08th	The Fight Before Christmas	09.56	2.29	7.4%	1.80	15.3%
09	Donnie Fatso	07.31	1.76	5.3%	1.46	10.9%
10	Under the sign of the sword	12.65	2.27	7.3%	1.84	15.8%
11	Moeback Mountain	06.38	1.93	5.9%	1.50	12.0%
12	When the homer with the son	06.50	2.27	6.9%	1.92	15.6%
13	The color grey	05.62	2.05	6.2%	1.76	14.4%
14th	Angry Dad - The Movie	06.35	2.17	6.6%	1.78	14.5%
15th	Scorpios like us	06.20	1.98	6.1%	1.67	13.7%
16	A summer night trip	05.45	1.88	5.7%	1.54	12.3%
17th	Because they don't know who they are choking	06.14	1.87	5.7%	1.59	13.2%
18th	The great Simpsina	05.00	1.91	5.8%	1.56	12.8%
19th	The Mafiosi Bride	06.11	1.69	5.1%	1.40	11.1%
20th	Homer with his finger hands	05.48	1.92	6.0%	1.62	13.3%
21st	500 keys	06.00	1.85	5.9%	1.47	12.2%
22nd	Nedna	05.25	1.85	5.7%	1.51	12.2%

See also

• Characters from The Simpsons
• Simpsons family

Web links

• Season at Simpsonspedia
• Season of Call of the Simpsons

Individual evidence

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