The Simpsons

[Gardner Barnes 1562]

Mountian Dew... or Crab Juice?

[Longboard Horn 40283]

 

[AustinMT 952]

On 3/18/2020 at 9:05 PM, Gardner Barnes said:

Mountian Dew... or Crab Juice?

 

[oSuJeff97 3435]

On 3/18/2020 at 9:05 PM, Gardner Barnes said:

Mountian Dew... or Crab Juice?

Ohhhhhhhh.... why'd I drink all of that Crab Juice....?

[Longboard Horn 40283]

 

[dcbc 14464]

Little Cuban Kid:  "Es carne de burro."

Homer:  "Nice to be meet you."

[martinsmith13 0]

This is how I always look at work.

Greetings from Legal Files

[UT_OB1 2213]

New account bumping an old thread.  Who's sock is this?

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[Beantown Express 2.0 6559]

Been watching his show on Vice and it’s a pretty good behind the scenes account of how the Simpsons got started and green lit.  So far there have been 2 episodes.  Interviews a lot of the Fox execs, animators and people like that about what happened behind the scenes.

https://www.vicetv.com/en_us/show/icons-unearthed-the-simpsons

 

[Francisco 2.0 32385]

Stop whatever you are doing right now, and click the damn link:

Thirty years later, Conan O’Brien reflects on the making and legacy of “Marge vs. the Monorail,” one of the best ‘Simpsons’—and sitcom—episodes of all time

 

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Driving home one day in the early ’90s, Conan O’Brien found himself in a familiar situation: alone in his car, laughing. He had spotted a billboard that he’d never seen before. He doesn’t remember the exact details of it, but one word stuck out: “It just said ‘monorail.’ I don’t even know why.”

This giant advertisement was completely inexplicable, yet O’Brien also saw it as a perfect joke on itself. “Monorails were always funny to me because they’re a phony promise of the future,” he says. “It really is just a trolley, right?”

 

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The young Simpsons writer pitched a story about the newfangled mode of travel, which soon turned into one of the best sitcom episodes of all time. “Marge vs. the Monorail,” which aired 30 years ago this month, warned the world about charismatic men selling foolishly grandiose solutions to problems that don’t need fixing. It tells the story of a charming man named Lyle Lanley who blows into town and convinces a cash-flush Springfield to build a train that “glides as softly as a cloud.” Naturally, though, he’s a scammer. And soon after his shiny but janky system opens, “it all goes to shit,” as O’Brien puts it.

 

What the hell are you waiting for?  Click the damn link!

 

 

[GoPokes83 2240]

Mmmmmmm….Tomacco

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[futureman 22439]

wtf

[Lhorn 4907]

https://www.timesnownews.com/world/us/us-buzz/the-simpsons-getting-a-live-action-move-starring-adam-sandler-truth-behind-viral-trailer-article-112551643/amp

[Sbbruin 21825]

It would be a good movie. John C Reilly (my neighbor) as Barney is perfection

[rage-a-holic 4369]

It's amazing how many people fall for AI videos.

[futureman 22439]

15 minutes ago, Sbbruin said:

It would be a good movie. 

[MrBig 5367]

Pamela Hayden is retiring. Voice of Milhouse, Jimbo, Dolph, Rod Flanders, etc. The show has sucked for a long while but is this officially the beginning of the end? Marge’s voice sounds so rough in the new episodes too.