Fellow Simpsons fans,

I'd like to announce that I have come up with some new story treatments for the show which I think will surely work. I will explain them as follows,

Story One:
This story centers on Bart, which hasn't been done enough in the recent seasons. It is about Bart bonding again with Ned Flanders, something I personally loved in "The Simpsons Movie". In this Bart is signed up to enter a boys biking race, but he can't use his bike because it needs a severe overhaul and besides the rest of his family are too busy to train him, Homer has to fix his car motor, Marge has too many dishes and laundry, Lisa has to study for a test, and Grandpa who is personally against the use of bicycles refuses. Then Ned Flanders offers to train Bart because he reveals that he was champion in school bike races during his childhood so he starts training Bart and he lends him his old childhood bike, an early 60s children's bicycle, which he fixes up and fixes up and repaints and polishes specially for him. As he trains him, Bart starts to worship him like a father which starts to make Homer worried, he then starts acting more fatherly to prove more affection.

Story Two:
This plot centers on Maggie, the infant member of the family. In this story Maggie sees Bart and Lisa fighting every day and starts to wish that she were old enough to speak to them herself and make them get along, she also wishes that she could also try to make her parents get along better as well. That night she looks at a comic book adaption of the Tom Hanks movie "Big" and dreams that she imediately grows into a six year old who speaks clearly in a voice even more smooth and mature than Lisa's (for this Nancy Cartwright who does her occasionally heard voice could use her own natural speaking voice which I think is would fit perfectly). It takes a while for her family to realize it is her, at first Bart thinks Lisa made a clone of herself. Maggie then starts coming between her brother and sister and comes up with ways to prevent big fights between them, and does the same with her parents, before awakening from her dream.

Story Three:
This is a plot to strengthen the bond between Bart and Lisa. Bart suddenly loses his voice because one of the bullies punched him in the neck making his larynx swell and cut off his breathing. He is rushed to the hospital and his windpipe has to be repaired involving tracheostomy, the surgery is successful and the doctors assure his family that once his throat is fully healed his voice will come back as good as ever, but it will take a month or so and he will be unable to speak until then. While recovering, Bart has to wear a neck cast and can hardly even open his mouth. To communicate he resorts to writing his things to say with a pencil and clipboard, it is Lisa who looks after him and using his ledger he makes confessions that he is deeply ashamed of being an underachiever and that he has always worshiped Lisa as his sister. He also admits that lately he has grown to like the sound of her saxophone, he finds it relaxing and it seems to him like her own form of communication and so he wants to become as musical as her and to learn what it is like to be in her shoes. Amazed that her brother really means what he wrote, she agrees and teaches him to be a professional saxophonist, actually study and do the homework he is given and think just like her, she specially lends him the old alto sax that the late Bleeding Gums Murphy left to her. When Bart fully recovers he soon starts pulling pranks again, this imediately breaks Lisa's heart. Bart later realizes it and decides to apologize and thank Lisa. He uses everything what Lisa taught him during the month and prepare a special sax show with other children. He sings a song for Lisa, thanks her for everything and apologizes her. Deeply touched, Lisa forgives him and then they sing and play saxophones together.


Story Four:
This is an idea to bring the Simpsons Clue Game to life. In my plot the Simpsons discover that they have the famous Parker Brothers boardgame clue in their attic. They are interested and decide to play it. As they play they fantasize that they are the characters they play as: Homer as Mr. Green, Bart as Prof. Plum, Marge as Mrs. Peacock, Lisa as Miss Scarlet, Maggie as Mrs. White, with Grampa as Colonel Mustard and Mr. Burns as Mr. Boddy, as they play all of the Springfieldians who pass by stop at their window wondering why they are so focused on a board game all day, however he w. I liked the original Simpsons Clue game and thought it could actually be made into an actual storyline somehow.

I plan to communicate these to the producers, by mail or twitter or someway. I have a feeling they'll find three out of the five doable.

I've also made a list of the best episodes from the first ten seasons, which I call my "Top 50"
Hopefully, I can pursuade the producers to re-air them for people who miss The Simpsons from the 90s.

Bart the Genius
There's No Disgrace Like Home
Some Enchanted Evening
Some Enchanted Evening
Bart gets an F
Two Cars in Every Garage, Three Eyes on Every Fish
Dead Putting Society
Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment
Lisa's Substitute
Three Men and a Comic Book
Stark Raving Dad
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington
Saturdays of Thunder
Dog of Death
Black Widower
A Streetcar named Marge
Mr. Plow
Lisa's First Word
Duffless
Marge in Chains
Homer's Barbershop Quartet
Boy Scoutz N the Hood
Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy
Homer Loves Flanders
Burn's Heir
Lisa's Rival
Lisa on Ice
And Maggie Makes Three
Homie the Clown
Lemon of Troy
Bart Sells his Soul
Two Bad Neighbors
A Fish Called Selma
Raging Abe Simpson and his Grumbling Grandson
Homerpalooza
Lisa's Date with Density
The Mysterious Voyage of Homer
Brother From Another Series
Grade School Confidential
Homer's Enemy
The Cartridge Family
Bart Carny
This Little Wiggy
Girly Edition
King of the Hill (more preferably "Homer and the Mountain")
The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace
Kidney Trouble
Make Room for Lisa
The Old Man and the C Student
Monty Can't Buy Me Love