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Otis P Jivefunk
DOOP Secretary
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Shit, it's official now I guess, so they finally made it to 500 eps. Maybe now they can quit it with these pointless milestones...
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DannyJC13
DOOP Secretary
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Saw this on Wikipedia, surprised none of you mentioned it, it apparently came on at the end:
"Thanks for 500 Shows. All we ask is that you go out and get some fresh air before logging on the Internet and saying how much this sucked."
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YaBender!
Bending Unit
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Maybe now they can quit it with these pointless milestones...
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Solid Gold Bender
Urban Legend
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So far, Season 6 has been amazing. Homie The Clown was one of the best episodes from what I've seen so far. All Homer's attempts to ride the loop was hilarious, and who could forget Krusty's boob-job? Homer The Great had a few moments that I'll consider to be classic. Especially this. I really feel like this was a great birthday gift!
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Solid Gold Bender
Urban Legend
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« Reply #151 on: 03-17-2012 19:49 »
« Last Edit on: 03-17-2012 20:17 »
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So we all know that the Simpsons has had really good character development over the years, over all the long and endless years. I never really paid much attention to one aspect about the characters until now, but I find it really funny that each character and their brains are like separate people. Treehouse of Horror VI haven't seen this episode in many years, and I'm sure that I barely picked up all the fabulous gags and jokes in this episode. But I'm positive after seeing it now, that this is the best Treehouse of Horror yet, and debatably the best episode of Season 6. This is top-notch Simpsons, and I don't even have words to say how excellent this episode is. The episode starts off with pure hilarity with congress announcing that this episode is "Way to scary" and Homer's classics "This is my voice, on TV!" and his "Bleh, Bleh, Bleh!" were full of laughter, as I discovered when I literally ROFLed. The Shinning This spoof of Stephen King's 'The Shining' is in my opinion the best ToH Segment ever made. Period. Plenty of laughs were in for this episode, starting with the Simpsons messing up consistently by leaving doors unlocked and Grandpa at the Gas Station. So, Willie ends up to be the Hotel Worker from the original who ends up trying to save the boy. "If anything goes wrong, just use that shin of yours to call me. Except between 4 and 5! That's Willie's time!" Oh yes, that reminds me of these lines. "You have the shinning!" "Don't you mean the shining?" "Shh! Do you want to get sued?" So after Homer is cut off of his Beer supply and Cable Television, he starts to get murderous. That leads up to this classic scene. So eventually Bart calls Willie (With that shin of his) and Willie arrives. But his luck falls short when Homer stabs him in the back with an axe. While the family is running from Home in the snow, they find Willie's portable TV. Homer's rage falls, while this great line is said: "Television! Teacher, Mother! Secret Lover...". So the family joins around the TV with Homer as they delightfully watch TV. To end the episode, the family gets stuck stuck watching the TONY Awards due to be frozen. "Urge to kill, rising, rising, rising!" Overall, this segment is outrageously clever and funny. This must be one of the greatest spoofs of all time. Time and Punishment This review is in progress.
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Tachyon
DOOP Secretary
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I had it on in the background and my ears perked up when I heard a familiar voice. It took me a few seconds to decide whether it was someone mimicking Brent Spiner or whether it was actually Brent.
Once the robots were in full red eye evil override mode, they were not compelled to act within the parameters of their original programming.
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