I think @newtboy is close, but a few changes:
Ghosts are Tracy Ullman

First at the door is Pixar (clue is John Ratzenbergers voice)

Then anime (anime Marge looks awesome!)

I don't think the next are Bobs Burgers. There's some kids cartoon with a boy with a white hood and a girl with bunny ears but I don't know the name.

South Park

Archer (also awesome)

Sylvain Chomet

Lego

Despicable Me

Animals

I'll try. The ghosts are Tracy Ullman Show
First at the door looks CGI claymation, then Anime, the third looks like Bob's Burgers.
I totally don't get the next ones, they look like Weebles.
Then in the background is Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Next is the French cartoonist (I can't recall his name).
Then Lego.
Then Despicable Me.
And finally animal Simpsons.
I'm thinking these are all from opening sequences.
Newt

You're almost like me with that Tracy Ullman's shorts.

I already knew most of those, but then again I also have first prints of all the "life in hell" series, so I've been a fan longer than most (since years before the first "Simpson's" on Tracy Ullman).

I dont think this is the first episode. I think its a pre show clip written for the Tracy Ullman show.

*vintage yes - It's from early season 2!

Season 1 and early 2 (original airdate 24 Jan 1991, 11th one up) Simpsons qualify because Dan Castellaneta was still doing the Walter Mathau-esque voice and the animation was still in the herky-jerky Tracy Ullman-esque form, before hitting the slicker style of late seasons2/3->present.

We have people on the Sift who weren't even BORN when this originally aired. I strongly stand behind gwaan's original classification.

Tracy Ullman indeed, you can tell by the crappy drawing style

Tags changed from "monkeys, poo flinging, season 1" to "monkeys, poo flinging, tracy ullman show" by gold star member Krupo.

That's not season one, I can tell from the first frame - it's the Tracy Ullman show.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092469/

Aside from that, you can recognize Walter Matthau's Homer voice.

the one is like a cute Tracy Ullman