The Simpsons finds the sweet spot as Grampa confronts an old wrong
“Nothing turns me on more than basic competence.”
“Nothing turns me on more than basic competence.”
We’ve met God before, of course. He of the four fingers, and the booming voice, and the seriously requited love for Ned…
“It’s like I know you’re not listening to me, and I’m not mad at you!”
“I can only solve impossible crimes if I’m seducing an amazing woman. It’s my process.”
I’ll say one thing for “Frink Gets Testy:” It’s unsatisfying in a different way than usual for latter-day Simpsons.…
“What did I tell you about blood-toasts, Bob?”
“Reenactment probably did not happen.”
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It’s the moment Bart loses that watch that does it. “A Father’s Watch” improbably winds together three story strands…
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Well, no one can accuse The Simpsons of trampling all over one of its all-time best episodes. Actually, wait—I can, as…
“The Cad And The Hat” is the first credited Simpsons script from Ron Zimmerman, and, while bringing in new blood to the …
“Fatzcarraldo” sees all of Springfield’s fast-food joints go healthy, leading to Homer rediscovering the train-car…
For all the hype about “The Great Phatsby” being The Simpsons’ first-ever hour-long episode, and the understandable…
Of all the Simpsons’ associates that were really important that one time but hardly get referenced ever again, Plopper…
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