¼ These are Disney+ exclusive episodes of the TV series The Simpsons. The first one is a Christmas special, so I put that in my web specials section. Then they had a random special episode, which I originally also included under web specials, but when the third one was released, I suddenly remembered I have a section for webisodes. So I decided to move any non-holiday episodes that are released on Disney+ here, instead.
tek's rating: ¼
The Past and the Furious, on Disney+
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This was released on February 12, 2025. It's an alternate reality episode, and non-canonical.
Springfield has no plant life at all, which greatly troubles Lisa. She visits a therapist to deal with her stress, and the doctor gives her a pair of EMDR tappers that send her into a hypnotic state. She dreams that she's in 1923, inhabiting the body of a woman named Edith. She meets the younger Mr. Burns, who calls himself Monty B (voiced by Joseph Gordon-Levitt), who in this reality was a friendly jazz singer who raised orchids. In the present, Lisa discovers that she had actually quantum-leaped into Edith's body, and changed the past. She keeps going back, trying to fix it so Springfield would have plants again in the present.
That's all I want to reveal of the plot, but I'll say it was a reasonably entertaining episode.
tek's rating: ¾
Yellow Planet, on Disney+
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This was released on April 22, 2025 (Earth Day). It's very non-canonical, since all the characters are animals in this episode. (Animal versions of Kang and Kodos even make an appearance, which usually doesn't happen outside of the Treehouse of Horror episodes.)
This is a mockumentary-style parody of National Geographic wildlife documenatries. Many "Simpsons" characters are reimagined as various types of animals, which the narrator calls the "dregs" of the animal kingdom. The main story focuses on Homer as a beluga whale and Marge as a narwhal, who fall in love but face challenges because of being different species. The story is interspersed with smaller stories about other kinds of animals around the world.
I guess that's all I can say about the plot, but it was fairly entertaining.