The Simpsons. The complete third season
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Contributors

Groening, Matt
Brooks, James L
Simon, Sam, 1955-2015
Jean, Al
Reiss, Mike, 1959-

Published

Beverly Hills, CA : Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2003.

Edition

Collector's edition

Physical Desc

4 videodiscs (551 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet

Status

DVD Comedy
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DVD Comedy
DVD AF SIM Com v3-4
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Table of Contents

Disc 1: Episode 1. Stark raving dad (directed by Rich Moore ; written by Al Jean & Mike Reiss ; with John Jay Smith) --

Episode 2. Mr. Lisa goes to Washington (directed by Wes Archer ; written by George Meyer) --

Episode 3. When Flanders failed (directed by Jim Reardon ; written by Jon Vitti) --

Episode 4. Bart the murderer (directed by Rich Moore ; written by John Swartzwelder) --

Episode 5. Homer defined (directed by Mark Kirkland ; written by Howard Gewirtz ; with Jon Lovitz, Earvin Johnson Jr. and Chick Hearn) --

Episode 6. Like father, like clown (directed by Jeffrey Lynch with Brad Bird ; written by Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky ; with Jackie Mason) --

Disc 2: Episode 7. Treehouse of horror II (directed by Jim Rondo Reardon ; written by Atrocious Al Jean & Morbid Mike Reiss, Jittery Jeff Martin, Gasping George Meyer, Slithering Sam Simon, Spooky John Swartzwelder ; with Macabre Marcia Wallace) --

Episode 8. Lisa's pony (directed by Carlos Baeza ; written by Al Jean & Mike Reiss) --

Episode 9. Saturdays of thunder (directed by Jim Reardon ; written by Ken Levine & David Isaacs ; with Phil Hartman) --

Episode 10. Flaming Moe's (directed by Rich Moore & Alan Smart ; written by Robert Cohen ; with Aerosmith, Phil Hartman, Marcia Wallace) --

Episode 11. Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk (directed by Mark Kirkland ; written by Jon Vitti ; with Phil Hartman) --

Episode 12. I married Marge (directed by Jeffrey Lynch ; written by Jeff Martin) --

Disc 3: Episode 13. Radio Bart (directed by Carlos Baeza ; written by Jon Vitti ; with Sting) --

Episode 14. Lisa the Greek (directed by Rich Moore ; written by Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky ; with Phil Hartman) --

Episode 15. Homer alone (directed by Mark Kirkland ; written by David Stern ; with Phil Hartman) --

Episode 16. Bart the lover (directed by Carlos Baeza ; written by Jon Vitti ; with Marcia Wallace) --

Episode 17. Homer at the bat (directed by Jim Reardon ; written by John Swartzwelder ; with Marcia Wallace, Wade Boggs, Jose Canseco, Roger Clemens, Ken Griffey Jr., Don Mattingly, Steve Sax, Mike Scioscia, Ozzie Smith, Darryl Strawberry, Terry Cashman) --

Episode 18. Separate vocations (directed by Jeffrey Lynch ; written by George Meyer ; with Marcia Wallace and Steve Allen) --

Disc 4: Episode 19. Dog of death (directed by Jim Reardon ; written by John Swartzwelder) --

Episode 20. Colonel Homer (directed by Mark Kirkland ; written by Matt Groening ; with Beverly D'Angelo) --

Episode 21. Black widower (directed by David Silverman ; story, Thomas Chastain and Sam Simon ; teleplay by Jon Vitti ; with Kelsey Grammer) --

Episode 22. The Otto Show (directed by Wes Archer ; written by Jeff Martin ; with Spinal Tap) --

Episode 23. Bart's friend falls in love (directed by Jim Reardon ; written by Jay Kogen & Wallace Wolodarsky ; with Phil Hartman, Kimmy Robertson, Marcia Wallace) --

Episode 24. Brother, can you spare two dimes? (directed by Rich Moore ; written by John Swartzwelder ; with Danny DeVito, Joe Frazier)

Subjects

LC Subjects

Animated television programs -- United States
Television comedies -- United States
Television programs -- United States

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Published

Beverly Hills, CA : Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2003.

Format

DVD

Edition

Collector's edition

Language

English

Notes

General Note

Originally broadcast 1991-1992

General Note

Special features: commentary on every episode by creator Matt Groening, joined by executive producer James L. Brooks, writers, actors, and directors on selected episodes ; pop-up bonus trivia ; 5 language audio selection for "Treehouse of Horror II" episode (English, Spanish, French, Polish, and Czech) ; audio outtakes from cast and guest stars ; Butterfinger commercials ; Bart's Thanksgiving Day parade appearance ; Matt Groening storyboards ; scene-specific interactive sketches ; Simpsons Jukebox (13 songs)

Creation/Production Credits

Animation, Klasky-Csupo, Inc. ; animation executive producer, Gabor Csupo ; animation producer, Sherry Gunther ; editors, Mark McJimsey, Don Barrozo ; music, Alf Clausen ; theme, Danny Elfman

Participants/Performers

Voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer

Description

A prime-time cartoon show, The Simpsons examined family values against a backdrop of cynicism and greed in their hometown of Springfield

System Details

DVD format

Language

Closed-captioned

Language

In English, Spanish or French French with subtitles in English or Spanish

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Citations

APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Groening, M., Brooks, J. L., Simon, S., Jean, A., Reiss, M., Kogen, J., Wolodarsky, W., Meyer, G., Sakai, R., Adamson, L. J., Silverman, D., Vitti, J., Swartzwelder, J., Moore, R., Archer, W., Reardon, J., Kirkland, M., Lynch, J., Bird, B., Baeza Herrera, C., Smart, A., Gewirtz, H., Martin, J., Levine, K., Isaacs, D., Cohen, R., Stern, D. M., Chastain, T., Castellaneta, D., Kavner, J., Cartwright, N., Smith, Y., Azaria, H., Shearer, H., Smith, J. J. 1., Lovitz, J., Johnson, E., Hearn, C., Mason, J., Wallace, M., Hartman, P., Boggs, W., Canseco, J., Clemens, R., Griffey, K., Jr., Mattingly, D., Sax, S., Scioscia, M., Smith, O., Strawberry, D., Cashman, T., Allen, S., D'Angelo, B., Grammer, K., Robertson, K., DeVito, D., Frazier, J., Clausen, A., Elfman, D., & Sting (Musician). (2003). The Simpsons (Collector's edition). Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Matt Groening et al.. 2003. The Simpsons. Beverly Hills, CA: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Matt Groening et al.. The Simpsons Beverly Hills, CA: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2003.

Harvard Citation (style guide)

Groening, M., Brooks, J. L., Simon, S., Jean, A., Reiss, M., Kogen, J. and Wolodarsky, W. et al (2003). The simpsons. Collector's edn Beverly Hills, CA: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Groening, Matt, et al. The Simpsons Collector's edition, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2003.

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