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Treehouse of horror XXIX

The opening sequence sucked I didn’t like it the whole thing with homer eating Chthulhu after a bet I thought was lazy writing.

Intrusion of the Pod-y Switchers

Plant ipod aliens turn people into zombies, I thought this was great, the parts I liked was the futurama ship and otto turning into a weed plant I thought that was funny. 4/5

Multiplisa-ty

Lisa goes crazy because bart got her a f grade, this was the weakest one of the segments I didn’t like it. 1/5

Geriatric Park

Jurassic Park spoof with old people turning into dinosaurs, this one was okay I enjoyed the Mr. burns parts of it, I liked the sign when they entered the park no Goldblums allowed. 3/5


In conclusion I thought this was a hit or miss thoh episode, why does everything have to be about lisa, she is the main point in every segment I didn’t like that, whatever happened to the homer and bart segments where they were the main focus, I miss the twilight zone parodies they should do more of them.

WOW 30 seasons of the simpsons thats a lot of episodes 643 to be exact

I can't believe somebody is still paying to keep this forum alive.

Doesn't the NHC pay for it?

wrong. Mexico does.

The original fansite that NHC branched off of was called Evergreen Terrace, right? Hard to believe that:

1. NHC has been around since only a little bit after The Simpsons began sucking
2. The Simpsons has sucked for 20 years and is still in production

Did anyone catch Sunday's episode? My roommate forgot to set the DVD player to record it lol. Hopefully they reair it in the next couple weeks.

lol

i hope they never air it again

ahahaha i checked the wikipedia to see what the episode hes talking about was and discovered an upcoming january 6 episode stars bill de blasio as himself. just dynamite guys, keep it up

Originally Posted by Rock Strongo

Did anyone catch Sunday's episode? My roommate forgot to set the DVD player to record it lol. Hopefully they reair it in the next couple weeks.

there's this thing called Hulu, look into it

cancel the simpsons

https://twitter.com/TheSimpsons/stat...26autosize%3D1

Agreed.
Too much 4th wall breaking right there.

I guess Maude was offscreen filming Homer the whole time

this is a parody of a scene in cape fear where deniro is watching problem child when john ritter references a scene in the shining where jack quotes ed mcmahon. this simpsons screenshot is a pop culture nesting doll pic.twitter.com/ZpgTkm80wR

— rob (@robwhisman) January 19, 2019

strongo, i posted with rob whisman. rob whisman was a friend of mine. strongo, you are no rob whisman

met a soon to be new neighbor named Lyle Lanley. I played it cool when we shook hands but man I will be big time disappointed if he is not into model trains and making them into model monorails. really disappoint.

‘The Simpsons’ Renewed for Seasons 31 and 32 on Fox

Fox will stay in business with its animated first family, “The Simpsons,” well after Homer and Marge move over to Disney.

The network has renewed the long-running sitcom for two more seasons — numbers 31 and 32, respectively — which will push the show past the 700-episode mark.

The two-year pickup keeps Fox in business with one of its biggest TV franchises as it readies its move over to Disney once the company’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox’s film and TV assets is closed in the next few months. Disney is set to get “The Simpsons” studio 20th Century Fox, which also owns fellow animated sitcom, “Family Guy.”

The show is already the longest-running scripted series in TV history, surpassing “Gunsmoke” last season. It first debuted in 1989, during George H.W. Bush’s presidency. On Sunday, “The Simpsons” will air its 652nd episode — “I’m Dancing as Fat as I Can” — which features a voice cameo from Netflix’s Ted Sarandos. By the end of the 32nd season, “The Simpsons” will have produced 713 episodes.

During its last couple of seasons, “The Simpsons” found itself dealing with criticism over its character Apu, whose future has followed the show since the November 2017 release of the documentary “The Problem With Apu.” The film studies the effects of what star and director Hari Kondabolu believes to be negative stereotypes perpetuated by the popular animated East Indian character. The fictional Apu Nahasapeemapetilon who has a thick Indian accent and runs a convenience store, is voiced by a white man, Hank Azaria.

“The Simpsons” is a Gracie Films Production in association with 20th Century Fox Television. James L. Brooks, Matt Groening and Al Jean are the executive producers. The series stars Harry Shearer, Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Julie Kavner and Azaria.

https://www.thewrap.com/the-simpsons...ns-fox-disney/

Tonight!!! https://t.co/YJ3LtwYgYZ

— marc maron (@marcmaron) February 17, 2019

Dude.. You're relentless!