More ideas for future shows:
1. "Trap Sheet" -- A prank on Martin Prince goes wrong and Skinner ends up trapped in locker and freaks out due to his clausterphobia. As part of his punishment, Bart is sent to Juvenile Hall, only to be dragged along in a two-state jailbreak.
2. "Lisa and Seven Duffs" -- When Duff Gardens is forced to remove liquor and liquor themes from its amusement park, they adopt Lisa as their new spokesperson. The stuff hits the fan when Lisa finds out that Duff plans on increasing the alcohol content to make make the beer more addictive.
3. "The House that Crime Built" -- After missing the third house payment, the bank comes to reposess the Simpson Home and it's builders, Snake's Parents, come to reclaim it. Worse yet, it appears the house was never legitmately sold to the Simpson family and they could end up out on the street.
4. "The Last of the Simpsons" -- Lisa envisions what it would be like as a Native American family growing up during the westward advances of the white man.
5. "Beer Factor" -- Moe agrees to sell the Bar to Barney for $1 IF he can remain sober for one year.
6. "The Klown Drunk" -- After a charge of DWI, Krusty has to overcome his alcoholism via community service. Tricking Homer into taking his place, Krusty leaves town with Bart on a trip to Hawaii, despite warnings of a possible volcanic eruption near his mansion.
7. "Skinner-nam" -- Skinner and Lisa take the first week off of summer vacation to return to vietnam for memories and sight-seeing, but are captured by some rebels near an old POW camp. Meanwhile, Bart and Milhouse are board to tears back at home.
8. "The Fatherload" -- After Homer and Marge get into an argurment about what is harder--Taking Care of the kids, or working at sector 7G--they decide to switch jobs for a week and see who can do a better job. However, this time Homer can't let the house go to hell becasue, as part of the agreement, he won't get any 'snuggle time' from Marge.
9. "Bart the Slave" -- Bart, as part of keeping his 'ultra promise to Milhouse' has to wait on him hand and foot after Milhouse breaks his leg in a biking accident.
10. "Bart the Bender" -- (okay, so I have to do a Futurama/OFF idea, so kill me!) While visiting the set of "Futurama, Bart has the pleasure of meeting the actors who play Fry, Leela, and the voice of the animotronic puppet known as Bender. Feeling mischivious, Bart steals the remote for the Bender and takes him in a smashing/bending spree through Hollywood.
11. "In Clogs we Trust" -- Lisa envisions herself an ardment enviormentalist, 20 years later.
12. "That 90's Show" -- Bart and Milhouse become child stars on a sitcom about life in the early 1990's.
13. "How I learned to Love the Nuclear Plant (or How I got over Solar Power!)" The plant is facing hard times as a solar power firm moves in to take control of the ailing power source, SNPP, and build a solar energy collector to run the town, forcing Homer out of a job.