Celebrate the Fourth of July with These Simpsons Episodes!

The episode Bart Gets an ‘F’ from the second season of The Simpsons, first aired on October 11, 1990, focuses on Bart’s efforts to improve his school performance. During this episode, Bart must study for a test on Colonial American history. In his imagination, he finds himself at the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, but in his fantasy, it is snowing, and the signers go out to play in the snow.

In the episode American History X-cellent from the seventh season, which first aired on April 11, 2010, Mr. Burns decides to celebrate the Fourth of July in his typically despotic way. After several mishaps, Lenny, Homer, and Carl get drunk in his wine cellar and cause chaos. The police discover that Burns owns stolen art, which lands him in jail.

In the season 25 finale The Yellow Badge of Cowardge, which aired on May 18, 2014, Independence Day is a key element of the plot. When the town of Springfield cancels the traditional fireworks due to financial problems, Homer finds a way to secure a replacement show.

These episodes showcase various ways The Simpsons mention and celebrate the Fourth of July. From historical moments in Bart’s imagination to contemporary issues with city finances, the series offers a wide range of stories reflecting American history and culture.