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Info: Mr. Burns wins a professional basketball team in a poker game at the annual billionaire's retreat. In an effort to lure fans he decides to build a state-of-the-art facility, but the stadium site is on the last remaining bee colony in Springfield and Lisa leads the charge to block Burns' building.

Blackboard: Jesus is not mad his birthday is on Christmas.

Couch Gag: The opening sequence is winterized with snow and Christmas decorations. The Simpsons rush onto the couch and the camera pulls back to reveal that they are a reflection on an ornament from their Christmas tree..


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Actor Harry Shearer once stole an Emmy Award - because he refused to be the only member of The Simpsons cast who hadn't taken home a prize.

The star, who provides the voices for Montgomery Burns and Ned Flanders in the cartoon series, is the sole member of the principal cast of six to never have been nominated for the prestigious TV award for his work on the long-running show.

But he is adamant he isn't a loser - because he took home the gong for Best Animation after receiving it on behalf of the show.

He says, "I stole it. It's somewhere in the attic now - the joy was in the stealing, not the having.

"Every year the show wins the award for best animation and the producers invite a cast member to the ceremony. You go up on stage and they hand you the statue. If you're going to get it engraved, you hand it back to them - but I walked out with mine!".

It has been over 20 years since The Simpsons first appeared on our TVs, popularizing catch phrases such as “doh!” and “eat my shorts” that at one point had been synonymous with pop culture. It now appears that Homer and the gang are back in a big way as Season 20 (jeez has it really been that long) is now available on iTunes.

Season 20 can be purchased for $37.99, yet is not available in HD and is only accessible to a U.S. audience. The latest chapter of The Simpson’s dynasty began airing September 28 on Fox and included the infamous (m)Apple mockery episode, satirizing the cult-like phenomenon of Apple and Steve Jobs.

Now tied with Gunsmoke for the longest running American sitcom,The Simpsons have showed no signs of letting up. U.S. iTunes users can purchase season 20 here, yet there is no word of when it will be internationally available.

It's Mr. Burns versus Lisa... again.

I haven't been laughing out loud much lately while watching The Simpsons. I still think I enjoy more episodes than I don't enjoy, but it's more of a pleasant enjoyment, not a side-splitting, pause-the-TiVo-because-I-can't-stop-laughing enjoyment. "The Burns and the Bees" was entertaining and pleasant enough, and there were some genuinely funny moments, but overall there wasn't much that stood out.

The episode opened with Mr. Burns flying to Billionaires Camp, where he sported a "Billionaires Rule" T-shirt. I'm a sucker for some Burns tomfoolery, so I was a fan of these portions of the episode. The "campers" were roasting jewels over an open fire and telling ghost stories about the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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