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| | ===Liberal Episodes=== | | ===Liberal Episodes=== |
| | *''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, himself a parody of [[John F. Kennedy]]), 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 the practice of homosexuality, 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 late-1960s in a positive and sympathetic manner relating to the titular character, Mona Simpson. |
| | *''D'oh-in' in the Wind'': Again, promotes the hippie movement in a positive manner. | | *''D'oh-in' in the Wind'': Again, promotes the hippie movement in a positive manner. |
| | *''Smart and Smarter'': When Maggie gets a high score on an IQ test, Philippa says "That's amazing for a Christian!"; implying that most Christians are dumb. | | *''Smart and Smarter'': When Maggie gets a high score on an IQ test, Philippa says "That's amazing for a Christian!"; implying that most Christians are dumb. |
| − | *''There's Something About Marrying'': Marge supports gay marriage. | + | *''There's Something About Marrying'': Marge supports [[same-sex marriage|same-sex "marriage"]]. |
| | *''G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)'': Mocks and villainizes the United States Army. | | *''G.I. (Annoyed Grunt)'': Mocks and villainizes the United States Army. |
| | *''The Monkey Suit'': Promotes [[Evolutionism]] and mocks [[Creationism]]. | | *''The Monkey Suit'': Promotes [[Evolutionism]] and mocks [[Creationism]]. |
| − | *''You Kent Always Say What You Want'': Kent Brockman says a blasphemes word (episode never says what word though), mocks the [[Parents Television Council]] and then has Brockman and Lisa expose the "Fox News conspiracy" | + | *''You Kent Always Say What You Want'': Kent Brockman says a blasphemous word (the episode never says what word it is), mocks the [[Parents Television Council]] and then has Brockman and Lisa expose the "Fox News conspiracy" |
| − | *''Mypods and Boomsticks'': Promotes Islam. | + | *''Mypods and Boomsticks'': Promotes [[Islam]]. |
| | *''Loan-a Lisa'': Bart makes an atheist statement: "We've already heard stories from thousands of years ago about stuff that didn't happen." | | *''Loan-a Lisa'': Bart makes an atheist statement: "We've already heard stories from thousands of years ago about stuff that didn't happen." |
| | *''Opposites A-Frack'': Against [[Fracking]]. | | *''Opposites A-Frack'': Against [[Fracking]]. |
| − | *A few episodes feature a group of "evil republicans". | + | *A few episodes feature a group of "evil Republicans". |
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| | ===Other Political Episodes=== | | ===Other Political Episodes=== |