CBS – The Amazing Race (10.14 million)
ABC – Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (7.90 million)
NBC – Minute To Win It (6.60 million)
FOX – The Simpsons (5.23 million)

As you can see, the show came fourth in its time slot  against weak competition. A repeat of ‘The Great Wife Hope’ at 8.30pm fared slightly better, with 5.36 million viewers and a new Family Guy at 9.00 had 6.7 million viewers. The biggest event for the night, Undercover Boss on CBS (13.99 million) didn’t start til 9:00pm.  The episode now joins the least-watched list.

1. “Million Dollar Maybe” (season 21) – 5.11 million
2. “Four Great Women and a Manicure” (season 20) – 5.16 million
3. “Postcards From The Wedge” (season 21) 5.23 million
4. “Lisa the Drama Queen” (season 20) – 5.75 million
5. “Coming To Homerica” (season 20) – 5.86 million

A new episode, ‘Stealing First Base’, airs next weekend. If you haven’t already, remember to rate the ‘Postcards From The Wedge’ using our poll below.

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The Simpsons vacation in the Holy Land, where Homer is convinced that he is the Messiah — and gets in trouble with the Muslims, the Jews, and the Christians, who all band together, despite their religious differences, to teach Homer a lesson. Sacha Baron Cohen guest stars as Jacob, an eccentric tour guide who shows the the Wailing Wall.

In March last year, Al Jean had this to say of the episode: “I think we’re going to do one next year where they go to the Holy Land as we haven’t been there yet. The premise will be that the Christians, the Jews and Muslims are united in that they all get mad at Homer. It’s the only thing they can agree on.”

Lisa’s classmates ostracize her for being an overachiever but the First Lady Michelle Obama (guest voice Angela Bassett) comes to Lisa’s defense. Meanwhile, Bart’s crush Nikki (guest voice Sarah Silverman) sends him mixed signals when she surprises him with a kiss.

Fox – The Simpsons (6.08 million)
ABC – Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (7.69 million)
CBS – The Amazing Race (9.12 million)
NBC – Winter Olympics 2010 (24.66 million)

A repeat of Family Guy managed to surpass The Simpsons, with 6.30 million; an all-new American Dad took in 5.64 million, and a new The Cleveland Show finished in final place, with ratings of 5.60 million. Fox was fourth overall on the night, and second in the 18-34 demographic.

Fox – The Simpsons (5.87 million)
ABC – America’s Funniest Home Videos (7.17 million)
CBS – The Amazing Race (8.90 million)
NBC – Winter Olympics 2010 (28.06 million)

Against even stronger numbers from the Winter Olympics at 9.00 (29.55 million), Family Guy pulled a total of 6.42 million viewers. The Cleveland Show had 4.85 million viewers at 8.30, while American Dad ended the night on 5.23 million viewers. Fox was third overall for the night and second among the 18 – 49 demographic.

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Homer takes Marge out for a romantic evening of ice skating and hand-holding, but upon entering the rink, they encounter a curling team practicing. Marge and Homer take to the ice and discover their love for the sport, and soon after, join the curling team and compete with them in the Olympic trials. Team Springfield claims the win and moves on to the 2010 Vancouver Games where Bob Costas (guest-voicing as himself) covers the action. Meanwhile, sleazy vendors introduce Lisa to the world of collecting Olympic pins, and before long, Lisa is hopelessly addicted.

Those interested must register for the auction here. Also up for grabs is an authentic curling stone autographed by the 2010 men’s and women’s U.S. Olympic Team curlers.

Our old discussion pages have gone and in place you will see a ‘Forum’ section. This will allow our users to post topics of their choosing and allow for discussion that was previously limited. With that, our members are given a stronger focus, and you will notice you can now log in and out, or check your login status at the top of every page.

But the biggest change today is to our design. Way back when we started in 1997, every other Simpsons fansite would feature a cloud background, which would eventually become the bane of every single Simpson’s web goer’s existence. And due to that popular public opinion, the clouds have not been seen on any popular fan site for at least a decade.

We feel that we should preserve such an iconic piece of the show and indeed its web history, as it is something that has existed on every single episode since Bart the Genius. So, we’ve taken the opportunity and we’re going to own the cloud background, to usher in a new decade of our favorite family. We trust that their new high-definition appearance wont rekindle distant memories of websites’ past, and hopefully fill your mind with positive thoughts on our brand new look .

When Lisa discovers that her Southern ancestors helped a slave named Virgil (guest voice Wren T. Brown) escape to freedom, she presents her family’s story during Black History Month.