The Simpsons: Every Season Ranked Worst To Best
30. Season 21
Season 21 gets off to a clunky start thanks to the uninspired Seth Rogen-penned "Homer the Whopper," and doubles down on its weaknesses with the just plain-awful "The Devil Wears Nada," wherein Marge models for a calendar and becomes a sex symbol.
As with its predecessor, this is a season focussed on tired old themes. There's little in the way of innovation or daring, and though many of the episodes have sparks of hilarity scattered within them - "Rednecks and Broomsticks" and "The Greatest Story Ever D'Oh" are particular highlights - there's not a lot there that separates it from the pack.
Like the season before it, season 21 ends up a disappointingly forgettable affair which has too many celebrity guest stars and nothing worth getting invested in.