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→Conservative Episodes: Spelling, grammar, and general cleanup, typos fixed: Homer´s → Homer's
*''Simpsons Bible Stories'': The Simpsons dream Bible Stories (although it partially mocks the Bible Characters).
*''Simpsons Bible Stories'': The Simpsons dream Bible Stories (although it partially mocks the Bible Characters).
*''Alone Again, Natura-diddily'': Ned Flanders keeps his faith in God, even 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]].
*''The Father, The Son, and the Holy Guest Star'': Bart and Homer convert to Catholicism.
*''The Father, The Son, and the Holy Guest Star'': Bart and Homer convert to Catholicism.
*''Treehouse of Horror XIII'': Springfield becomes a [[Gun-free zone]] thanks to Lisa's anti-gun activism. As a result of it, Springfield gets terrorized by Wild West outlaws and [[Kaiser Wilhelm II]], who have all risen from the dead. Homer gets back into the past to prevent [[Gun control]] and defeat the villains in the present.
*''Treehouse of Horror XIII'': Springfield becomes a [[Gun-free zone]] thanks to Lisa's anti-gun activism. As a result of it, Springfield gets terrorized by Wild West outlaws and [[Kaiser Wilhelm II]], who have all risen from the dead. Homer gets back into the past to prevent [[Gun control]] and defeat the villains in the present.