Changes

*''The Trouble With Trillion'': Ned Flanders makes an Conservative quote about [[Nanny state]]. His son asks: "Daddy, what do taxes pay for?", whereupon his father answeres: "Why, everything! Policemen, trees, sunshine- and let's not forget the folks who just don't feel like working, God bless 'em.".

*''The Trouble With Trillion'': Ned Flanders makes an Conservative quote about [[Nanny state]]. His son asks: "Daddy, what do taxes pay for?", whereupon his father answeres: "Why, everything! Policemen, trees, sunshine- and let's not forget the folks who just don't feel like working, God bless 'em.".

*''Simpsons Bible Stories'': The Simpsons dream Bible Stories. (Although, partially mocks the Bible Characters)

*''Simpsons Bible Stories'': The Simpsons dream Bible Stories. (Although, partially mocks the Bible Characters)

*''Alone Again, Natura-diddily'': Ned Flanders keeps his faith in God, after his wife Maude died.  

*''Alone Again, Natura-diddily'': Ned Flanders keeps his faith in God, even after his wife Maude died.  

*''Weekend at Burnsie's'': Marge is worried about Homer´s [[Medical marijuana|drug use]].

*''Weekend at Burnsie's'': Marge is worried about Homer´s [[Medical marijuana|drug use]].

*''Treehouse of Horror XIII'': Springfield becomes a [[Gun-free zone]]. As a result of it ''Springfield'' gets terrorized by evil Zombie-gun-owners. Homer gets back into the past to prevent [[Gun control]].

*''Treehouse of Horror XIII'': Springfield becomes a [[Gun-free zone]]. As a result of it ''Springfield'' gets terrorized by evil Zombie-gun-owners. Homer gets back into the past to prevent [[Gun control]].