The Simpsons: Season 7

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Enter the new year in style with Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and celebrate the launch of the eagerly awaited seventh season of The Simpsons on DVD. Hitting the shelves from 30th January 2006, this simp-sationally divine release comes complete with brand new limited edition 'Marge head' packaging, meaning there's never been a better time to begin your collection of this phenomenal TV franchise.

Following the continuing success of The Simpsons on DVD, The Simpsons: Season 7 arrives on 4 jam-packed discs. Including exclusive bonus material, all new collector's edition 'Marge head' packaging, and bonus materials including audio commentaries, featurettes and extensive deleted scenes The Simpsons: Season 7 on DVD is not to be missed!

The Simpsons: Season 7 heralds a host of classic episodes which have seen the show win one Emmy Award for 'Outstanding Animated Programme' and be nominated for three more from this series alone. So settle down, get comfortable and be thankful for all 22 episodes of The Simpsons Season 7, as the world's best loved family entertain us as only they know how.

In Season 7, we find out the answer to Who Shot Mr Burns? in the second part of this legendary episode, Who Shot Mr Burns Part II; Hollywood comes to Springfield in Radioactive Man when producers choose Springfield as the location for their big budget feature film, and in Bart Sells His Soul he does just that, for $5 to Milhouse to prove there is no such thing! Bart and Lisa are taken into care and placed with the Flanders in Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily much to Homer's horror; and Lisa learns how to become a good vegetarian with guidance from Paul and Linda MCCartney in Lisa The Vegetarian.

The Treehouse of Horror is back again with its sixth part; Homer discovers a way to stay at home all day in King Size Homer and also takes on President George Bush when the two become bitter rivals in Two Bad Neighbours. Meanwhile, all is not well between Smithers and Mr Burns in Homer The Smithers and Selma bags herself a man in the form of Troy McClure in A Fish Called Selma.

With more special features than you can shake a donut at, The Simpsons: Season 7 on DVD is crammed full of comedy genius that is just too good to miss.