When Homer's mother Mona unexpectedly passes away, Homer is filled with guilt for not telling her how much he loved her before she died. To make it up to her, Homer decides to fulfill her final wishes by throwing her ashes over Lake Wastershare at Springfield Monument Park. (TV-PG D, L, V)

Lisa makes a documentary about her family for a school project and is encouraged to enter the film into the Sundance Film Festival. But when Lisa s film premieres at Sundance, Homer, Marge and Bart are embarrassed by the candid behind-the-scenes look at their lives. (TV-PG; L, V)

Bart joins the 4-H Club and unexpectedly falls in love with a cow named Lou. When Bart finds out that Lou has been sold to a slaughterhouse, he becomes determined to save him. Bart and Lisa free Lou from the slaughterhouse, and Bart gives the cow to Mary, a fellow 4-H Club member. (TV-PG D, L, V)

When Mayor Quimby realizes Springfield has gone broke, Homer suggests they feign a natural disaster to obtain relief funds from the federal government. When the plan goes awry, Lisa goes through the town s financial records only to discover millions in uncollected city taxes. (TV-PG; D, L, S, V)

To celebrate Valentine's Day, Homer takes Marge to the Tunnel of Love at a carnival. But when Bart pulls a prank involving some Jell-O, they become hopelessly stranded. Homer tries to cheer Marge up by recounting some of the greatest love stories of all time. (TV-PG; D, L, S, V)

Al Jean welcomes everyone back for Season 18.

Joel Cohen, writer of the season premiere, talks about the episode.

Sit in with Carolyn Omine, the writer of The Homer of Seville.

Michael Ludy whips his staff into shape after the episode.

Michael Polcino talks behind-the-scenes of The Homer of Seville.