Season 7 of The Simpsons is another great season full of classic episodes that deliver a lot of laughs. After a rather lackluster conclusion to the Season 6 cliffhanger (“Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part 1”) the season roars back with hilarious episode after hilarious episode; “King-Size Homer,” “The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular,” “Two Bad Neighbors,” “Homer the Smithers,” “22 Short Films About Springfield,” “Much Apu About Nothing,” “Homerpalooza.” And a host of fun guest stars turn up; Mickey Rooney, Paul & Linda McCartney, Bob Newhart, Glenn Close, R. Lee Ermey, Donald Sutherland, Suzanne Somers, and Jeff Goldblum. As usual Homer and Bart get into increasingly zany adventures and are the focus of most of the episodes, however a good number of secondary characters (Milhouse, Apu, Grandpa Simpson, Troy McClure) get their own episodes as well. Still going strong after seven seasons, The Simpsons seemed as if they could do no wrong (“Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part 2” notwithstanding).
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Season 7 of The Simpsons is another great season full of classic episodes that deliver a lot of laughs. After a rather lackluster conclusion to the Season 6 cliffhanger (“Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part 1”) the season roars back with hilarious episode after hilarious episode; “King-Size Homer,” “The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular,” “Two Bad Neighbors,” “Homer the Smithers,” “22 Short Films About Springfield,” “Much Apu About Nothing,” “Homerpalooza.” And a host of fun guest stars turn up; Mickey Rooney, Paul & Linda McCartney, Bob Newhart, Glenn Close, R. Lee Ermey, Donald Sutherland, Suzanne Somers, and Jeff Goldblum. As usual Homer and Bart get into increasingly zany adventures and are the focus of most of the episodes, however a good number of secondary characters (Milhouse, Apu, Grandpa Simpson, Troy McClure) get their own episodes as well. Still going strong after seven seasons, The Simpsons seemed as if they could do no wrong (“Who Shot Mr. Burns? Part 2” notwithstanding).