The worst episodes of The Simpsons, according to IMDb

After so many years of broadcasting, The Simpsons have moved to Disney with its advantages and disadvantages. One of the first consequences that were appreciated when emitting in Disney + was the change of format, that spoiled a joke of one of its most popular episodes. But despite this change and the dragging wear So long, it seems unthinkable that the series will come to an end. Even the fans of the series agree that the new seasons leave much to be desired, so we have wondered which ones with the worst episodes of The Simpsons.

To find out, we have gone to IMDb and its ratings. Under these lines we will make a trip to the past to remember the episodes You may have forgotten. Being clear, The Simpsons have very good episodes, but also difficult to watch. We start!

5. What to expect when Bart is waiting (T25, Ep. 549)

Neither feet nor head. You can not find much explanation to the plot of this episode. In it, Bart makes a voodoo doll of his art teacher and she becomes pregnant. So the whole school spreads the rumor that Bart was responsible. They turn him into something like a guru and other couples come to him to conceive children

. To make matters worse, Tony the Fat kidnaps him to raise thoroughbred horses. Then, Homer sees an opportunity to explain how babies are actually made. There is nowhere to catch it.

4. Every man's dream (T27, Ep. 575)

All was a dream. It would be a good summary to talk about this episode. Unfortunately, viewers had to watch this rare episode that certainly couldn't have a better ending. Due to the narcolepsy that Homer suffers, he gets drunk instead of taking his medication. Marge doesn't like this and the couple separates. Homer starts dating a young pharmacist after being drugged by herself. When he arrives home after the mistake made he meets Marge with the girl's father. Someone thought that all that was not a good idea and it remained in that, a dream. A terrible dream

3. The greatest story ever JO (T21, Ep. 457)

Everyone knows that Homer is not the best Christian, but did it take a full episode to prove it? Ned Flanders takes Homer to a spiritual retreat to Jerusalem. And there they start all the nonsense of the episode

. Homer travels through many sacred places and possibly offended some spectators with his parody. But he still lacked the coup de grace: Homer has visions and is diagnosed with Jerusalem syndrome, a psychic illness that makes him identify with a character in the Bible. So he spends the episode thinking and acting as if he were a prophet calling himself The Messiah. Actually, the idea was to make an episode that brought Christians, Jews and Muslims together to hate Homer. Pretty surreal.

2. Moe at full speed (T23, Ep. 498)

Now imagine a rag with the voice of Jeremy Irons talking. Well, this cloth, owned by Moe, tells his life in the first person since he was a medieval French tapestry until he met the innkeeper. Yes, it is the story of a rag that went through several historical events, but a rag after all. He doesn't seem to be Jeremy Irons' best cameo on television, right?

1. Lisa Goes Gaga (T23, Ep. 508)

Finally, a reflection: a great star cannot save you an episode. That's what happened with Lady Gaga, the star guest of that season. The singer stops at Springfield because she notices the low self-esteem of her citizens (it starts badly). Lisa discovers that she is the most unpopular student in the school, so she becomes Lady Gaga's first goal. Despite trying by all means, Lisa is not right. Disappointed, the singer leaves for the station and that is when Lisa realizes that she has managed to take out the anger she had accumulated, so she runs to thank Gaga. They end up singing a duet together in a totally forgettable episode.