Any Big Simpsons fans here? Prepare for an esoteric question!?
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Call Matt Groening - we have a new Simpson's writer!
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A typical Homer Simpson's question
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Hands down, without question, it's "Last Exit to Springfield," the one where Homer becomes union boss at the power plant and leads a strike when Burns threatens to take away the dental plan. I mean, "The Big Book of British Smiles"? "Is he coming on to me"? The super-secret shutdown room that Burns walks through 50 levels of security to access, only to find a stray dog came through the swinging screen door? Burns' flashback to the old atom-smashing days? Homages to Jimmy Hoffa, "Marathon Man", "Yellow Submarine" and "Batman" in the same 30 minutes? The writers were totally on top of their game on this one. Still makes me laugh every time I see it, and I've seen it a lot.
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marge's sisters are patty and selma.\nthe little girls are sherri and terri.\n\ni'm a simpsons addict :].
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I LOVE the Simpsons, I love the Christmas one where Bart gets Moth inked on his arm. I wore a Bart mask that goes over the head to a dead show in 92 in buffalo n.y. Alot of Deadheads Like the simpsons. Or how about Homer licking the hallucinogenic frog and his pupils would get real big for a second.\nPeace
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Well, us folks who live in Eugene and Springfield Oregon think it is here. They are across the river from each other. A couple of times they have even had sister city debates. Some of the environmentalist things Lisa gets into are right out of S/E. The terrain is much like Oregon. Also one of the writers, sorry I can't remember which at the moment, lives in Springfield OR! I have heard them say, if you can believe them, that is a place in the mind.
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They are both great, but Simpsons have been around longer and are a little more family friendly...whereas Family Guy is a bit more risque which makes even a hardened Simpsons fan like myself think....\n'Holy Sh!t...they can't say/do that on TV.'\nbut I love that they do. They are both hilarious shows.
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I prefer The Simpsons, although I enjoy both shows.  The Simpson's writing is a lot smarter and more consistant, whereas Family Guy will suddenly stop and throw in ten seconds of surrealism out of nowhere - with The Simpsons, that same ten seconds would be woven seamlessly into the episode, and make sense within its context.  Perhaps not as funny, but much harder to do, and much more satisfying in the long run.
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just go to the simpsons.com and look for the movie link...we already watched it...my husband is a simpsons freak also
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I agree, it is very sad. I used to love the Simpsons but it has turned into a parody of itself. I guess they put money first when they should have done the honourable thing and finished it before they ran out of ideas.
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I just remember them from The Simpsons\n\n=)
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I think it'll make a lot of money either way, because let's face it, EVERYBODY loves the Simpsons...I myself am looking forward to it.
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i do\nFav episodes:\n\nWhen Bart Fails\nWhen Bart's dog fails\nwhen selma marries bob\nthe spectacular 138th\nwhen burns "dies"\nwhen U2 goes to springfield\nall of halloween special ones\nwhen they go to australia\nwhen homer goes to space\nwhen bart sells his soul\nwhen maude dies\nfather's day when bart races martin and wins\nwhen bob tries to kill bart in a boat\nwhen bart joins abe to discover the treasure of hellfish\nwhen bart jumps off the canyon in his board\nwhen shelbyville steals the lemon tree\nwhen homer buys a truck and they go to the woods and got lost\nwhen maggie says her fisr word\nwhen marge cheats on homer\nwhen lisa gets dumber\nwhen bart gets smarter\nthe itchy & scratchy's movie\nwhen bart buys radioactive man #1\n-------------------\nso many yet so few, i can't believe the show is gonna be over the next year
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I attached a link below. It doesn't give much info on Homer, but just enough to get your research started. The site mentions Homer at the very bottom of the page. Hope this helps. =o)
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No, you need to make that decision yourself.\n\nThe rating-authorities operate like this: Oooo, it is animated... must be for kids...\n\nSeriously, I love The Simpsons, and I let my son (7) watch it, but only if I watch it with him. It may be a cartoon, and the characters may be cute and whatever, but it can still be disturbing (cf Itchy & Scratchy). Think about it like this: If it was not animated, and the characters were played by real actors, the rating would be a lot higher.\n\nAnd to the respondent who reckons that kids don't get the jokes: Grow up. Most children are way more intelligent than people like you give them credit for. There are subtle jokes that may seem confusing to them, but I know lots of Adults that don't get jokes too - it has nothing to do with their age.\n\n:-)
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Family Guy, Simpsons are my favs
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The Simpson's are timeless. You will see them in syndication from time to time as with all the classics. However, each year has become a little tougher to draw in viewers.