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The Simpsons Season 3 DVD collects the 1991-92 season on 4 discs, including “Homer at the Bat”, “Flaming Moe’s” and “Radio Bart”, plus commentary on every episode, outtakes and storyboards. Note that some later printings leave out “Stark Raving Dad”. This is a brand-new copy of the Region 1 set, in stock and shipping free within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 4 |
| Studio | 20th Century Fox |
| Run time | 9 hours and 11 minutes |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The Simpsons Season 3 DVD set gathers the 1991-92 season of Fox's animated comedy, home of "Homer at the Bat" and "Flaming Moe's", on four discs packed with commentary and archive extras.
This listing is a brand-new copy of the 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment release. It is a Region 1 DVD, so it plays in standard US and Canadian DVD players.
Printing note: some later printings of this set leave out the season opener, "Stark Raving Dad", which featured Michael Jackson (credited as John Jay Smith).
Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria and Harry Shearer voice Springfield, and Azaria is credited as main cast for the first time this season.
Highlights include "Homer at the Bat" with nine Major League Baseball guest stars, "Flaming Moe's" with Aerosmith, "Radio Bart" with Sting, "Treehouse of Horror II" and "Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington". The season closes with "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?", the season finale that aired in August 1992.
The season earned six Primetime Emmys for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance, for Cartwright, Castellaneta, Kavner, Jackie Mason, Smith and Marcia Wallace. It also won the Annie Award for Best Animated Television Production.
The Simpsons Season 3 DVD puts a commentary track on every episode, so you can rewatch the whole season with the people who made it. The pop-up trivia, storyboards and sketches then show how each episode came together on paper before it reached the screen.
Watch the seasons in order with The Simpsons Season 2 and The Simpsons Season 4, or browse our animation on DVD and Blu-ray. For the full episode guide and production history, see the Wikipedia article on season three.
Simpsons Season 3 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many discs are in this set?
Four DVDs, with episodes and bonus features spread across them.
Does it include "Stark Raving Dad"?
The season originally aired 24 episodes, but some later printings leave out "Stark Raving Dad", so we cannot promise that episode on every copy.
Will this DVD play in my US player?
Yes. It is a Region 1 DVD, the standard for US and Canadian players.
Is this copy new or used?
This Simpsons Season 3 DVD is a brand-new copy, and our 30-day return policy covers your purchase.
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Ashley –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Good season
My daughter had been looking for this for a long time. This is the season that has the Michael Jackson episode. The product arrived in perfect condition.
penname –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
I bought this for a specific episode but love them all
I really bought this because I wanted Homer at the Bat, but I love this whole season. It was a great one. The Ramones episode, Colonel Homer, and really good stuff here. There are 4 discs with 6 episodes each. This is when the Simpsons really started hitting it’s stride.
Disc 1: Stark Raving Dad – Homer put into a mental institution because of his pink shirt when Bart put his red hat into the laundry.
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington – Lisa wins an essay contest and the Simpsons go to DC
When Flanders Failed – Flanders opens the store for left-handed items
Bart the Murderer – Bart starts working for the mob when Principal Skinner goes missing
Homer Defined – Homer saves the nuclear plant from meltdown
Like Father, Like Clown – Krusty reunites with his father
Disc 2 Treehouse of Horror II – Monkey Paw, Bart the Omen,
Lisa’s Pony – Homer buys a pony for Lisa
Saturday’s of Thunder – Homer and Bart do a soap box derby
Flaming Moe’s – Homer gives Moe the idea for a new drink, the Flaming Moe
Burns Verkaufen Derk Kraftwerk – Mr. Burns sells the nuclear plant to Germans
I Married Marge – The flashback of Homer and Marge courtship
Disc 3 Radio Bart – Bart gets a microphone for his birthday and put it in the well pretending to have fallen in
Lisa the Greek – Homer discovers Lisa has a knack for picking winners of football games
Homer Alone – Marge has a breakdown, Homer is alone with the kids
Bart the Lover – Bart pretends to be Mrs. Krabbaple by posing as her on a personal ad.
Homer at the Bat – Homer rules the company softball team
Separate Vocations – Bart and Lisa take tests at school to show their future potential – Lisa fails at Sax, Bart the Cop
Disc 4 Dog of Death – Santa’s Little helper needs surgery
Colonel Homer – Homer manages a country singers career
Black Widower – Side Show Bob tries to marry Selma
The Otto Show – Bus Driver Otto loses his license
Bart’s Friend Falls in Love – Milhouse falls in love
Brother, can you spare two dimes – Homer finds his long lost inventor brother Herb
Jen –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Deputy-_-M_A_X___P_O_W_E_R –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
The Simpsons season 3, filled with Emmy awards and special guest celebs.
The Simpsons season 3 is claimed by some to be the most successful Simpsons season. This season won 6 Emmy Awards, an Annie Award for Best Animated Television Production, an Enviormental Media Award for Best Televison Episodic Comedy, and the People’s Choice Award for Favorite Series Among Young People. Pretty impressive for a 24 episode season! This season also had quite a bit of special guest celebrities, musicians, and pro athletes ranging from Michael Jackson (used a alias which is kind of weird), Neil Patrick Harris, Jon Lovitz, Magic Johnson, Kelsey Grammer, Aerosmith, Sting, Danny DeVito and much more!
Some memorable episodes in this season include “Radio Bart” Bart tricks the town that there is a boy stuck down a well with his new radio and when he tries to retrieve the radio so he wouldn’t get caught, he himself ends up falling down the well. “I Married Marge” Another flashback episode when Marge thinks she might be pregnant again, leading to Marge and Homer to talk about their past pregnancies. “Stark Raving Dad” when Homer is thrown in the looney bin after wearing a pink shirt to work. He meets a man who claims to be Michael Jackson. “Black Widower” The first return of Many for Sideshow Bob (voiced by the amazing Kelsey Grammer) when Bob marries Bart’s Aunt Selma and Bart is the only one that sees that he is trying to kill her. That is just 4 out of the many great episodes in this great season!
The special features of course have the great commentary tracks + 4 hidden Easter egg commentaries! Also included is a jukebox feature with 11 songs, storyboards, more commercials with the Simpsons as spokepersons. Unseen promo and trivia tracks for “Colonel Homer” episode, and a clip of the 1991 Macy’s Thanksgiving parade that features a balloon blimp of Bart. The Simpsons season 3 is a great season! Definitely a must own for any Simpsons fans!
D. Sessoms –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Great episodes, cool features
As many other reviewers have already listed the episodes available on the third season DVDs, I will try to break down various aspects of the volumes to tell you what works well and what doesnt work so well…
Picture, sound quality: 5/5. The animation looks really sharp on this collection, as in previous releases. Fox takes its time releasing episodes, but it shows in all the work that went into the drawing and animation.
Interactive menus: 4/5. I was annoyed at the menu interface for the season 2 DVDs, due to repetition and time-wasting, but this collection is much better. Every disc plays a different set of randomly-selected segues when moving from the main title (a background of the Simpsons family on the couch) to the episode selection menu. They are quick (good), often humorous (good), and in total there are probably over 20 different scenes (very good.) It is like having additional chalkboard or couch scenes that open every episode. They have also added humorous backgrounds to language selection and subtitle menus- check em out!
Easter eggs: 4/5. The DVDs contain added features that are not listed on the packaging or menus: still photos, additional audio tracks, etc. For example, on the episode “Homer Alone” you can use your remote control to see penciled sketches of Homer, Bart, and Maggie.
Audio commentary: 4/5. The commentaries are good, always featuring Matt Groening, Mike Reiss, the writers and actors, and others. My only complaint is that they lowered the episode volume so much that it can be difficult to follow the story if you are not already familiar with the episode.
Episodes: 6/5. One of the all-time great seasons for the Simpsons. A huge number of must-see shows, including Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington, Emmy-nominated Radio Bart, Lisa the Greek, Flaming Moe’s, and others. Great guest stars too, plenty of Phil Hartman as Troy McClure.
Overall: 5/5. A must-have for any Simpsons fan!