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→Liberal Episodes: Technically, Homer doesn't criticize gay marriage as it was never brought up, he criticized the practice of homosexuality. That said, that WOULD imply he wouldn't support gay marriage, so it's essentially the same thing.
*''Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish'': Supports Environmentalism and criticizes nuclear power.
*''Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish'': Supports Environmentalism and criticizes nuclear power.
*''Sideshow Bob Roberts'': Takes jabs at the [[Republican party]] as attempted murderer Sideshow Bob becomes a Republican mayor (although that being said, there was also some jabs at the Democrat party in the form of Mayor Quimby), there's also right-wing talk show host named Birch Barlow (parody of [[Rush Limbaugh]]) who defends him whether it's right or wrong. Later in the episode, in a similar manner to the [[Watergate Scandal]], it was revealed that Bob committed voter fraud. The episode had been written as a result of the Republican Revolution of 1994.
*''Sideshow Bob Roberts'': Takes jabs at the [[Republican party]] as attempted murderer Sideshow Bob becomes a Republican mayor (although that being said, there was also some jabs at the Democrat party in the form of Mayor Quimby), there's also right-wing talk show host named Birch Barlow (parody of [[Rush Limbaugh]]) who defends him whether it's right or wrong. Later in the episode, in a similar manner to the [[Watergate Scandal]], it was revealed that Bob committed voter fraud. The episode had been written as a result of the Republican Revolution of 1994.
*''Homer's Phobia'': Homer criticizes gay-marriage, but in the end he changes his mind.
*''Homer's Phobia'': Homer criticizes the practice of homosexuality, but in the end he changes his mind.
*''The Old Man and the Lisa'': Promotes [[Environmentalism]].
*''The Old Man and the Lisa'': Promotes [[Environmentalism]].
*''Mother Simpson'': Treats the hippie movement and the decadence of the sixties in a positive and sympathetic manner relating to the titular character, Mona Simpson.
*''Mother Simpson'': Treats the hippie movement and the decadence of the sixties in a positive and sympathetic manner relating to the titular character, Mona Simpson.