ROFL AT THE SIMPSONS!!! (MODS, lock this or move it to P&N please)

[slydecix]

Originally posted by: CPA

Originally posted by: Kalvin00
'We pray to the Simpsons! Alalalala!'

And after she starts alalalalalaling, the guys in the background start firing in the air. LOL, that was the funniest part of the show.

yeah, definitely

 

[Thegonagle]

Originally posted by: beer
I haven't seen a politically charged episode this good in a long time.

"SIMPSONS! YOU ARE UNDER ARRENT FOR VIOLATING THE GOVERNMENT KNOWS BEST ACT!"

I love those episodes. (I hope my Tivo got it.) One of my all-time favorites is the Clinton-Dole Haloween segment with Kodos and Kang.

 

[gwlam12]

Originally posted by: MangoTBG
Just catch it on bittorrent, like I do.

but ur not helping its ratings

 

[Shelly21]

Wow, very liberal.

 

[xSauronx]

i only saw the last 7 or 8 minutes and *wished* id seen the whole thing

"now we start our new lives in america....ill be a cop, and in time, a dirty cop"

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

:roll:

Really? The government is throwing people who criticize it into Alcatraz?

:roll:

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Originally posted by: Amused

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

I found it side-splitting, including the buildup to the main story. Dr Hibbard's elaborate schemes to innoculate Bart, including the Mission Impossible-style use of masks, was hilarious, as were many of Bart's misadvantures while deaf (in particular I loved Homer's blasting him with the air horn). I thought the episode as a whole was brilliant, and easily the best in a long time.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: Don_Vito

Originally posted by: Amused

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

I found it side-splitting, including the buildup to the main story. Dr Hibbard's elaborate schemes to innoculate Bart, including the Mission Impossible-style use of masks, was hilarious, as were many of Bart's misadvantures while deaf (in particular I loved Homer's blasting him with the air horn). I thought the episode as a whole was brilliant, and easily the best in a long time.

I found the Dr Hibbard skit to be painful to watch and over-kill. The joke died long before the skit did.

And is it just me, or has the show sunk to the lowest common denominator? They no longer have inside, vague jokes but prcatically explain everything to you as if they are catering to the stupidest among us. Not only that, but they repeat the damn punchlines over and over and over ala Mike Myers... until you feel like strangling them.

It ain't what it used to be. Not by a long shot.

 

[Fritzo]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: Don_Vito

Originally posted by: Amused

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

I found it side-splitting, including the buildup to the main story. Dr Hibbard's elaborate schemes to innoculate Bart, including the Mission Impossible-style use of masks, was hilarious, as were many of Bart's misadvantures while deaf (in particular I loved Homer's blasting him with the air horn). I thought the episode as a whole was brilliant, and easily the best in a long time.

I found the Dr Hibbard skit to be painful to watch and over-kill. The joke died long before the skit did.

And is it just me, or has the show sunk to the lowest common denominator? They no longer have inside, vague jokes but prcatically explain everything to you as if they are catering to the stupidest among us. Not only that, but they repeat the damn punchlines over and over and over ala Mike Myers... until you feel like strangling them.

It ain't what it used to be. Not by a long shot.

OK, it's time for a score count:

Disliked episode: Amused
Liked episode: Everyone else

 

[dxkj]

what was the comment about the french being jerks after we've saved their asses from germany or something?

 

[slydecix]

Originally posted by: gwlam12

Originally posted by: MangoTBG
Just catch it on bittorrent, like I do.

but ur not helping its ratings

Unless he has a Nielsen box, he's not helping them anyway

 

[zimu]

personally i thought that was one of the best simpsons episodes i've ever seen!

really making a mockery out of some very very true things about the US that isn't always discussed in such a mocking fashion!!

 

[XZeroII]

Originally posted by: z0mb13
I also liked this part:

its the only war america ever lost,... so far!!

They are wrong. America (technically) lost the war of 1812.

I thought it was a bit too political. I especially thought they could have done without Moore and the Dixie Chicks in the jail. For the most part, it was decent though.

 

[gUEv]

post torrent...vidcap

 

[elanarchist]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

:roll:

Really? The government is throwing people who criticize it into Alcatraz?

:roll:

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

Amused, you are probably one of the most closed-minded conservatives on the ATOT boards. If something is just the tad bit leaning to the left, you automatically discount it as partisan. What's wrong with something *gasp* POLITICAL on the Simpsons? Has this become such a dirty word as to be swept under the table in American society? We put up with right-wing nutjobs like O'Reily and Hannity on Faux News, so don't you think its only fair to let The Simpsons have a jab at the right?

 

[opticalmace]

link to torrent or anything please?

 

[Kenazo]

Suprnova has 3 or 4 different links, go there.

 

[MustISO]

I'm definitely in the minority. I thought it was watchable and I think I chuckled once or twice. I like the first half of the episode that dealt with the shots and barts deafness. Not one of the better shows.

what is the episode where homer keeps saying "like erkel!" (the guy from family matters)

It's the episode where Homer gets really drunk, sees the alien (Mr. Burns) in the woods and the XFiles investigate.

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: Don_Vito

Originally posted by: Amused

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

I found it side-splitting, including the buildup to the main story. Dr Hibbard's elaborate schemes to innoculate Bart, including the Mission Impossible-style use of masks, was hilarious, as were many of Bart's misadvantures while deaf (in particular I loved Homer's blasting him with the air horn). I thought the episode as a whole was brilliant, and easily the best in a long time.

I found the Dr Hibbard skit to be painful to watch and over-kill. The joke died long before the skit did.

And is it just me, or has the show sunk to the lowest common denominator? They no longer have inside, vague jokes but prcatically explain everything to you as if they are catering to the stupidest among us. Not only that, but they repeat the damn punchlines over and over and over ala Mike Myers... until you feel like strangling them.

It ain't what it used to be. Not by a long shot.

Moley, moley, moley, moley, mole!

 

[DrPizza]

Originally posted by: Syringer
Are there Simpsons bittorrents around?

Every episode... every season...
Yeah, they're around.

 

[CPA]

Originally posted by: elanarchist

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

:roll:

Really? The government is throwing people who criticize it into Alcatraz?

:roll:

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

Amused, you are probably one of the most closed-minded conservatives on the ATOT boards. If something is just the tad bit leaning to the left, you automatically discount it as partisan. What's wrong with something *gasp* POLITICAL on the Simpsons? Has this become such a dirty word as to be swept under the table in American society? We put up with right-wing nutjobs like O'Reily and Hannity on Faux News, so don't you think its only fair to let The Simpsons have a jab at the right?

While Amused may be a little harsh on his criticism, don't even try to equate O'Reilly and Hannity to the like of Jennings, Moore, Frankin, Brokaw, Rather, King et al.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: elanarchist

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

:roll:

Really? The government is throwing people who criticize it into Alcatraz?

:roll:

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

Amused, you are probably one of the most closed-minded conservatives on the ATOT boards. If something is just the tad bit leaning to the left, you automatically discount it as partisan. What's wrong with something *gasp* POLITICAL on the Simpsons? Has this become such a dirty word as to be swept under the table in American society? We put up with right-wing nutjobs like O'Reily and Hannity on Faux News, so don't you think its only fair to let The Simpsons have a jab at the right?

For your info, I don't like O'Reilly or Hannity and I'm not conservative... not by a long shot.

Repeat after me: "Just because someone is not liberal and despises liberal (read: socialistic) idealism does NOT mean they are "conservative.""

I disagree with conservatives as often as I do liberals. It is not my fault that all you take issue with is my anti-socialist posts on a message board flooded with liberal college students.

The Simpsons used to take a very balanced jab at both sides. This was a huge departure from that.

 

[Red Dawn]

It's a fscking cartoon for Christ Sakes, what's the big deal?

 

[slackerinabox]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: elanarchist

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: Shelly21
Wow, very liberal.

Don't confuse liberal with true.

:roll:

Really? The government is throwing people who criticize it into Alcatraz?

:roll:

This is the most partisan I have ever seen the Simpsons be. It was sad and stupid. The lead into the story was especially painful to watch because it was so freaking stupid... and that was apolitical.

Amused, you are probably one of the most closed-minded conservatives on the ATOT boards. If something is just the tad bit leaning to the left, you automatically discount it as partisan. What's wrong with something *gasp* POLITICAL on the Simpsons? Has this become such a dirty word as to be swept under the table in American society? We put up with right-wing nutjobs like O'Reily and Hannity on Faux News, so don't you think its only fair to let The Simpsons have a jab at the right?

For your info, I don't like O'Reilly or Hannity and I'm not conservative... not by a long shot.

Repeat after me: "Just because someone is not liberal and despises liberal (read: socialistic) idealism does NOT mean they are "conservative.""

I disagree with conservatives as often as I do liberals. It is not my fault that all you take issue with is my anti-socialist posts on a message board flooded with liberal college students.

The Simpsons used to take a very balanced jab at both sides. This was a huge departure from that.

Hey, I'm not trying to flame man but the Simpsons have always been known s a liberal t.v. show... Always... They may take mainstream/centrist views at times but the show sides with the left far often than it sides with the right.