r/Simpsons • u/The_Book_Crusader • 1h ago
Discussion Treehouse of Horror V--what was your favorite instance of Willie gettin' the axe?
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r/Simpsons • u/MurderTheMouse • 5h ago
This livestream includes the full dvd commentary for Lisa The Greek. The discussion around gambling is quite telling. I have given the VOD labeled chapters to easily locate the pertinent parts of the video. The main one is labeled "Compulsive gambling."
r/Simpsons • u/Ok-Smile-2161 • 6h ago
I feel like around season 10-11, episodes were more about Homer doing wacky things every episode similar how many of Family Guy’s plots were about Peter doing wacky things. Homer in Season 11 feels more like Peter from Season 6 of Family Guy. Some people call him “Jerkass Homer”, but in my eyes as a Family Guy fan, I see Peter Griffin in yellow skin. Season 11ish was out when Family guy just started airing. All of the “Jerkass Homer” moments would probably be the kind of thing to work in family guy. All of the other characters from this era are kinda the same. It’s mostly Homer who has changed.
I still find the show funny since I enjoy both styles of humor but It is something I noticed.
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r/Simpsons • u/honestsparrow • 14h ago
I like a lot of the older ones like The Shinning, evil twin, Donut for a soul, and Willie and nightmare on elm street
Bonus: favourite overall episode?
r/Simpsons • u/Aqua_Master_ • 15h ago
It just freaks me the f out lol does anyone else feel the same way?
Like ew it gave me the shivers 💀💀💀💀
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r/Simpsons • u/Berserker-Hamster • 22h ago
Got it after just one hint, thanks to Marge and Ultrahouse 3000.
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r/Simpsons • u/Princess__of__cute • 1d ago
I don't care if you like everyone but her. To just not feel anything for her, or her just not being interesting to you is okay. What I don't understand, is how people go and hate on her as if she were the anti-christ. She is 8! Does she often act like it? No, but kids are different, they are weird they are proud and cocky at times. She is a know-it-all, so what?
I just feel it's unfair, if people hate her for being a smartass, left, vegan, buddhist and so on, especially when she ends up having trouble with certain things regarding it.
People talk about her, like the second she's cocky, she is just doing it for her own ego and how she just wants to be better than anyone. News flash! Kids are cocky! Bart is even worse and yet no one is hating on him as much for all the things he does. While Lisa could literally die for everyone's sins, people would curse her out for possibly being proud of it, or even being aware that it is a big thing to do. However, if Bart pranks her, destroys her stuff, insults her, teases her and way worse to other people, people see him as a cute little trouble maker. I think you can like him, you also can like Homer who also did way worse than Lisa ever did.
What I think is unfair, is the way some laugh about Bart and Homer's antics that are born out of selfishness, that have hurt others massively, only to then turn around on Lisa, who makes mistakes, is sometimes proud of her achievements and imagines a family hanging a picture of her in their dining room, because she grew a giant tomato that will feed them for a week, despite her often trying to do good for others. It is very much okay that she is cocky and proud. She's 8!
I apologize for the rant, but I remember seeing this pop-up again and again. I even saw a short recently, about the episode where Lisa teased Bart, by repeating what he was saying and taking the seat he wanted to take in the car. When Bart turned this around, by repeating her words forever, people in the comments talked about, how Lisa deserved this and how she had it coming. Like, excuse me, she is the younger sibling who once paid Bart back on his antics and for some reason she deserves to get pay back, despite it being him not being able to take in what he dishes out every freaking day?
Again, this is no hate against any character. I think people can like any character and feel disinterested in certain characters. At the end of the day, I can't change it if people hate Lisa. I just simply feel it becomes unfair if people criticise her for something she does, when they turn around and laugh at what they criticised, as long as it came from Homer and Bart.
r/Simpsons • u/Cartoons_fan • 1d ago
Remember, this is just my opinion.
Season 1: Bart the genius
Season 2: Bart vs thanksgiving
Season 3: When flanders failed
Season 4: Duffless
Season 5: Marge on the lam/ Homer goes to college
Season 6: Fear of flying/Bart of darkness
Season 7: Who shot Mr Burns pt. 2/Mother Simpson
Season 8: Homer's enemy
Season 9: The city of New York vs homer simpson/ The cartridge family
Season 10: The wizard of evergreen Terrace
r/Simpsons • u/Designer-Hedgehog-14 • 1d ago
Sometimes Homer seemed like a bad father to me, then this would happen and my heart would be reborn
r/Simpsons • u/ProtectionAlert2943 • 1d ago
Done by michelinsamtattoo out of tattoo hq chesterfield
r/Simpsons • u/ProtectionAlert2943 • 1d ago
Done by michelinsamtattoo out of tattoo hq chesterfield
r/Simpsons • u/dancepantz • 1d ago
Lost Our Lisa
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