Season 16 started on November 7, 2004 with "Treehouse of Horror XV" and ended on May 15, 2005, with "The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star."

Episodes[]

Image	#	Title	Prod. Code	Airdate	Title Reference
	336	Treehouse of Horror XV	FABF23	Sunday, November 7, 2004	N/A
	337	All's Fair in Oven War	FABF20	Sunday, November 14, 2004	All's Fair in Love and War
	338	Sleeping with the Enemy	FABF19	Sunday, November 21, 2004	Sleeping with the Enemy
	339	She Used to Be My Girl	FABF22	Sunday, December 5, 2004	Use ta Be My Girl
	340	Fat Man and Little Boy	FABF21	Sunday, December 12, 2004	Fat Man and Little Boy
	341	Midnight Rx	FABF16	Sunday, January 16, 2005	Midnight Express
	342	Mommie Beerest	GABF01	Sunday, January 30, 2005	Mommie Dearest
	343	Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass	GABF02	Sunday, February 6, 2005	Hail Mary pass
	344	Pranksta Rap	GABF03	Sunday, February 13, 2005	Gangsta Rap
	345	There's Something About Marrying	GABF04	Sunday, February 20, 2005	There's Something About Mary
	346	On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister	GABF05	Sunday, March 6, 2005	On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
	347	Goo Goo Gai Pan	GABF06	Sunday, March 13, 2005	Moo Goo Gai Pan
	348	Mobile Homer	GABF07	Sunday, March 20, 2005	Mobile Home
	349	The Seven-Beer Snitch	GABF08	Sunday, April 3, 2005	The 7 Beer Itch
	350	Future-Drama	GABF12	Sunday, April 17, 2005	Futurama
	351	Don't Fear the Roofer	GABF10	Sunday, May 1, 2005	Don't Fear the Reaper
	352	The Heartbroke Kid	GABF11	Sunday, May 1, 2005	The Heartbreak Kid
	353	A Star Is Torn	GABF13	Sunday, May 8, 2005	A Star Is Born
	354	Thank God It's Doomsday	GABF14	Sunday, May 8, 2005	Thank God It's Friday
	355	Home Away from Homer	GABF15	Sunday, May 15, 2005	Home Away from Home
	356	The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star	GABF09	Sunday, May 15, 2005	The Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit

Trivia[]

• This season introduced Selma's daughter, Ling Bouvier.
• The season boxset was released in 2013 and The face on the cover of the box is Professor Frink.
• Many of the episodes had brief non-canon scenes going on behind the credits.
• This is one of the seasons where only some of the episodes are pal-pitched in some other countries.
  • The episodes include All's Fair in Oven War, Sleeping with the Enemy, She Used to Be My Girl, Fat Man and Little Boy, Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass, and Mobile Homer, the final one of which is pal-pitched even deeper.
  • The rest of episodes would need to be heard in some parts of the UK and France in order to contain the pal-pitch effect.

Couch gags[]

• "All's Fair in Oven War: The couch is in a clearing and mounted on a catapult. The Simpsons sit down and get launched over a mountain range.
• "Sleeping with the Enemy": The Simpsons run in and find that the couch is missing, but this time, the couch falls from the sky and crushes everyone.
• "She Used to Be My Girl": All of the family members sit down as normal. The twist: The Simpsons now look like Moe Szyslak.
• "Fat Man and Little Boy": After the family takes their usual places on the couch. The couch rises into the air and is actually part of an anglerfish deep in the ocean. The family screams as the anglerfish swallows them whole.
• "Midnight Rx": With no music playing, the Simpsons sit on the couch as normal. Nothing happens. Lisa stares at the camera and says, “What? Can’t we sit on the couch without something happening?” Homer is then impaled by a spear and yells, “D’oh!” with everyone staring in shock.
• "Mommie Beerest": The living room is made of sand (including the furniture and fixtures). The family, looking haggard and dehydrated, crawls in, but ends up lying on their backs in a desert when the sand house collapses.
• "Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass": The family climbs on top of the other, forming a totem pole, with Homer at the bottom and Maggie on top.
• "Pranksta Rap": The family hops to the living room (with the floor as a chessboard) dressed as chess pieces: Homer is the king, Marge is the queen, Bart is a rook, Lisa is a knight, and Maggie is a pawn.
• "There's Something About Marrying": The family, dressed as bruised and beaten hockey players (Marge, Bart, and Lisa each have a missing tooth while Homer has a missing tooth and a black eye), skate around the couch as "Charge!" plays on an organ. Homer is carrying the Stanley Cup with Maggie (the only one who isn't hurt) sitting in the bowl.
• "Goo Goo Gai Pan": The living room is dark, with many eyes present. The lights go up, and many secondary characters appear behind a banner that reads, “Surprise!” The Simpsons come in and the characters yell, ”SURPRISE!” Homer immediately collapses from a heart attack.
• "Mobile Homer": The Simpsons sit down as normal. Homer then unmasks himself, revealing himself to be Sideshow Bob, who brandishes a kitchen knife and chases after Bart.
• "The Seven-Beer Snitch": The Simpsons sit down on the couch. A roasting spit pierces through the couch and the floor below pulls back to reveal a fiery pit. The Simpsons are then spun around over the heat.
• "Future-Drama": Several toy forms of transportation come into the living room, only to change Transformers-style into the family.
• "Don't Fear the Roofer": The couch scene is a near-complete jigsaw puzzle, with Homer’s and Maggie’s heads missing. Two hands (with five fingers on each hand instead of four and colored in a realistic peach skin tone instead of The Simpsons cartoonishly bright yellow) put the heads in place, then, noticing Homer and Maggie are switched, fixes them and says, "Whoo-hoo!".
• "The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star: The Simpsons float in as parade balloons. Snowball II pops the one that looks like Homer.