Rhapsody in Blue
composed by George Gershwin

Marge buys a new five-seater car, but soon realizes this will be too small in the event that she wants a fourth child. Meanwhile, Bart and his friends spy on Lisa when she's taking a shower and using the toilet to urinate.

According to FoxFlash, "When Krusty the Clown is announced as the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, Homer invites Bart to accompany him on a trip to Oslo for the ceremony. Sensing that Lisa would feel left out, Marge surprises her with a week-long retreat at performing arts camp, where she is greeted by her artsy counselors Ethan and Kurt and fellow musically inclined campers, who inspire her to embrace her creative side. After she returns to Springfield, Lisa becomes restless with her ho-hum suburban lifestyle and sneaks off to Sprooklyn in hopes of connecting with her inner hipster, but she soon realizes that the city is not the same as camp."

New Directions heads to Nationals in New York City.

Nancy, Andy, Silas, Shane and Lupita brainstorm ways to come up with the money to pay off the debt owed to U-Turn. Nancy is sent on her first "job" by U-Turn to obtain an item from Mexican drug dealers and Andy is forced into the army. Celia receives advice from her divorce lawyer on how to get custody of Isabelle.

Lisa starts her own social network website called SpringFace, which turns everyone into an online addict. Meanwhile Patty and Selma compete against the Winklevoss twins for the 2012 Olympics. Guest star: Armie Hammer

"Sea Orchestra" This animated/stop-motion commercial begins with a sea bird out on the ocean. It lets out a sound like the fog horn on a giant ship, and then turns into a fish and jumps into the water. From out of the sea comes a island with stone archways which a whale jumps in front of. On the island, a shrimp turns around and starts conducting an orchestra of animals which includes seahorses, an walrus, several kinds of fish, jelly fish, an octopus, various sea birds, stingrays, starfish, lobsters, an orca, and a turtle. The camera zooms back from the island and we see the shadow of an airplane fly over. Several fish follow the shadow as it continues across the ocean. Crossing the ocean will never be the same. United's new international First and Business Class. United, it's time to fly. United It's time to fly

"Two Worlds" This animated commercial which begins in black and white starts in a city where everyone - people and traffic - are just trudging along. A man reaches into his coat to pull out a ticket which blows away in the wind. He frantically chases after it, and it flies through a round window on a door. He walks through the door and he is immediately taken into a surreal colorful world where he's floating in the sky with several women with wings or on floating swings. They gently put him in a comfortable seat being held up with several birds and ropes. He passes through this fantastic dreamland without a care in the world until he comes to a stop at a red carpet. He walks down the carpet and onto some floating stars, and then floats back to the dull black and white Earth holding an umbrella to slow his fall. When he touches down, the world around him starts to turn colorful. Everything he touches from the sidewalk to people come to life in color. Experience United's new international First and Business Class. United, it's time to fly. United It's time to fly.

"Getting Ready" This commercial, narrated by Matt Damon, begins with an image of someone picking up their suitcase. The handle then changes into the handle of a pommel horse with an Olympic gymnast going their routine on it. An airport employee walking up a set of stairs to an airplane suddenly turns into an Olympic diver walking up the stairs to the diving board. A baggage handler picking up a bag spinning around and putting it on a conveyor belt turns into a discus thrower spinning around to release the discus which itself changes into an airplane that other airline employees are watching take off. A stewardess walking through the airport turns into a sprinter getting ready for a race, a captain walking by a plane turns into a pole vaulter, a ground guide with his raise orange batons turns into a gymnast raising her arms after finishing her performance. The switches continue as a person pulling out a chalk block from under a plane wheel turns into a track and field starting block, a boxer throwing a punch turns into a pilot pushing forward the throttle on the airplane, and a pole vaulter flying over the bar turns into a flying plane. The point of the commercial is that United has been flying the US Olympic team for over 30 years. Before they move us, we move them. Proud to fly Team U.S.A. for over 30 years. United. Proud to fly Team USA for over 30 years. USA United.

"Tunnel" This commercial, narrated by Matt Damon, shows dozens of US Olympic athletes going to, getting dropped off at, and walking through the airport. Many of them meet up and say hello to each other, hug, and talk together. People throughout the airport (especially kids) are amazed to see them all gathering at the same time. United Airlines flies them all to the 2012 London Olympics. Before they soar. Before they perform. Before they inspire. Before they amaze. Before they move us, we move them. Proud to fly Team USA for more than 30 years. U.S.A. USA US United Air, United Airlines London Heathrow Premier Access, Economy, Star Alliance Proud to fly Team USA for over 30 years.

"United Commercial - Onboard with Rhapsody in Blue" This commercial begins with a orchestra conductor walking up on to an empty stage. He taps his baton and the fasten seat belt light from an airplane goes off. We then start seeing musicians pulling their instruments out of overhead compartments on the airplane, and then they are lead by watching the conductor through tablet devices. The entire orchestra fills the seats of the plane including clarinets, violas, trombones, French horns, violins, drums, and more. Everyone continues to play as the pilots take off, and the flight attendants bring water down the aisles. Every thought, every movements carefully planned, coordinated, and synchronized. Performing together with a single united purpose. That's what makes the world leading airline flyer friendly Flyer friendly United Fly the friendly skies

For more than 30 years, we've flown Team USA to competitions worldwide. See this year's athletes preparing for takeoff. View all of the United-sponsored Team USA content at united.com/TeamUSA. The United airlines commercial features some of the prominent American athletes participating in the 2014 Sochi Games, including Chicagoan Gracie Gold, the reigning women's U.S. figure skating champion, and Shani Davis, a gold medal-winning Olympic speedskater also from Chicago. "United Commercial - Welcome aboard, Team USA" United. Carrying the hopes of the nation for over 30 years. That's Team USA friendly. Team USA Friendly United Fly The Friendly Skies Olympics Paralympics Proud to fly Team USA

United for over 35 years. Watch as members of the Summer Olympic Games (Rio) Team USA all get to their United airlines flight in different ways, each according to their particular Olympic sport. "United - Team USA Commercial: "One Journey. Two Teams." (:30 B)" One journey, two teams. United for over 35 years. United Proud to Fly Team USA

Uniting the World From Chicago to Shanghai, Phoenix to Tokyo, and over 330 destinations worldwide, see how we connect people and unite the world through a musical orchestra. Connecting people. Uniting the world. Houston Mumbai Chicago Shanghai Honolulu Lisbon Tokyo Phoenix Munich San Francisco United

Introducing United Polaris, the business class experience redesigned from Ahh to Zzz. "United Commercial - Polaris Business Class" 'P' is for Permission to indulge. 'O' is for Out of this world. 'L' is for Loving this seasonal cuisine. 'A' is for Access to everything, including the aisle. 'R' is for Reclining in tailor made bedding. And 'I' must be dreaming. 'S', So long jet lag. Polaris from United The business class experience redesigned from Ahh to Zzz. United Polaris Business Class

"United - Team USA Commercial: One Journey. Two Teams." United for over 35 years. This ad shows Olympians performing their sports and events at the airport and on United airplanes. pole vaulting, hurdles, judo, volleyball, soccer, gymnastics, high beam, relay race, rowing, golf, swimming, synchronized swimming, One journey, two teams. United for over 35 years. United U.S. Paralympics Proud to fly Team USA

Fantasia 2000 (also known as Fantasia Continued in pre-production and concept) is an American animated feature film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. A sequel to 1940's Fantasia, the film is the thirty-eighth animated feature in the Disney animated features canon. It premiered in the United States on December 17, 1999, was released to IMAX theaters on January 1, 2000, and was later released to standard theaters nationwide on June 16, 2000. As with its predecessor, the film visualizes classical music compositions with various forms of animation and live-action introductions.

The story continues the adventures of the creature Gizmo, who spawns numerous small monsters when wet. In the first film, Gizmo's offspring had rampaged through a small fictional town. In Gremlins 2, Gizmo multiplies within a skyscraper in New York City. The new creatures thus pose a serious threat to the city should they be able to leave the building, and much of the story involves the human characters' efforts to prevent this disaster.

Nick Carraway, a Midwesterner now living on Long Island, finds himself fascinated by the mysterious past and lavish lifestyle of his neighbor, Jay Gatsby. He is drawn into Gatsby's circle, becoming a witness to obsession and tragedy. * The Great Gatsby received two (2) 2014 Oscar Nominations: "Costume Design" (Catherine Martin) "Production Design" (Catherine Martin, Beverley Dunn)