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DotheBartman
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« Reply #205 on: 08-06-2005 01:56 »
« Last Edit on: 08-06-2005 01:56 »
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Well, the photo isn't 100 percent confirmed to be real yet, and even if it is, it is almost certainly an image that was originally made as a mock-up by someone to prove to Fox that the basic "heads" concept could be done, so they'll likely revise those to make them easier to put on a shelf. Notice that the Homer one actually looks slightly different from the final one, mainly lacking the line on the bottom of Homer's mouth. So I think they'll revise them, especcially since Lisa and Maggie are early. Given the slipcover, I think Fox actually is remaining somewhat dedicated to making sure these stack up well next to 1-5. Also, that Simpsons Collector Sector guy actually does seem to be serious about the flier for a more normal case....so it actually is possible that you'll be able to send in (hopefully very cheaply or for free) for a better case. If that guy is serious, we may find out soon what the deal is, as he apparently will be calling the number soon. So either way, wait til at least this set comes out to reserve judgement...the pictures don't actually reveal how sturdy this thing is, and the mock-up picture ultimately doesn't tell us what the sizes of those boxes are going to be like and how well they'll fit on a shelf (from the pictures of S6 stacked up next to 1-5, it's actually not as big as I thought it would be, and surprisingly is actually shorter). I don't care for the change either, but I don't think we can really judge until we're actually holding these things in our hands. For the sake of it, here's a couple images from the tvshowsondvd article, to show they aren't completely nuts. First, note the slipcover (which would obviously be impossible on Lisa, unless they, inevitably, revise it to be more workable): And also, one of the set next to the others:
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DotheBartman
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« Reply #207 on: 08-06-2005 21:41 »
« Last Edit on: 08-06-2005 21:41 »
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http://www.sitcomsonline.com/thesimpsonsseason6dvdreview.html Another review. Gives all the commentary participants on each episode (except for Lemon of Troy; probably just a goof on the writer's part), and gives some other details. Those menus sound supercool. Also, from what I've heard elsewhere, the flier for the altnernate "just like before" packaging actually is real, and not a joke. I don't know details yet, but presumably, for those that don't like the packaging, problem solved.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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I'm so happy I could wet my pants, that is that it seems it is real. Now I have another problem, how do I dial that number from England? Would they even send that here, you see I'm getting the Region 1 set imported from America, so I could be a little boned...
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Otis P Jivefunk
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I'm looking foward to Springflields most wanted. I've never seen it, I just need my DVD's to arrive!...
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bankrupt
Urban Legend
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Here's some info on getting the regular season 6 box from tvshowsondvd. Apparently there is a number to call or you can go to www.simpsonsbox.com to find out what you need to do to get your box. I plan on giving this a try since the Homer head sucks so much.
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Nixorbo
UberMod
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I ::heart:: the Homer Head.
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Beamer
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I'll be interested to hear what Matt Groening has to say on the "A Star is Burns" commentary...
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Beamer
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Originally posted by DotheBartman: ^He's not on it. And interestingly, they don't really discuss the controversy, but at least the story has basically been told before. Oh, okay. Didn't think he'd be on it, but the comments between him and Jon Lovitz at the end of the A Streetcar Named Marge commentary lead me to believe he might - Jon said something like "The Critic got its introduction on The Simpsons... and we all know how much Matt LOVED that!" to which Groening replies (after the laughter dies down) "Let's save that for another commentary..." Oh well, I'm still really stoked about this. I'll definitely be buying this one when it comes out, Season 6 is one of, if not my favourite season. Roll on September 26!
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Dan1248
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In the Futurama Comic, Crossover Crisis it says The Simpsons "Made people go blind when it was first broadcast in HDTV in 2005?"
Beware The Simpsons, this is certain to become true!
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DotheBartman
Liquid Emperor
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« Reply #228 on: 08-23-2005 20:40 »
« Last Edit on: 08-23-2005 20:40 »
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Originally posted by Professor Zoidy: It'd be cool if they had a mini-series kinda thing like the Crossover Crisis comics. It's a way to bring back Futurama in the most reasonable way, and the show still be "The Simpsons", especially if it's set in Springfield. Won't happen, since Matt Groening doesn't like crossovers. He only allowed it in the comics when they gave him a reasonable idea for it, and on the actual The Simpsons show, it would seem too surreal and too gimmicky (part of the reason it was "okay" in the comics is that it was basically set in the arleady surreal Futurama universe, and they wen't into a Simpsons comic book). As for the crossover with "The Critic"....hopefully you already know the story, but suffice to say he wasn't exactly happy with that episode. More cameos will probably happen though. In fact I'd be pretty surprised if they didn't put a Futurama cameo somewhere in the Simpsons movie. Oh, and "Easter eggs" are hidden material, for instance, highlighting an image on a dvd menu for an extra "hidden" feature. Lots of dvds use them, including the Futurama sets. They're called easter eggs because, of course, the idea is to search for them.
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Juliet
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Question: Is the new season and episode of The Simpsons on tonight on Fox? ----------------
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Juliet
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ok thanks
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