Are Simpsons Quotes Still Cromulent? NRR
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Kinetic said:We could easily hit 20 pages just recalling awesome quotes, but what are the top 10 best Simspons episodes ever. Some are just wall-to-wall killers. Like the episode where Lisa goes on a date with Ralph, or the Cape Fear parody when Sideshow Bob keeps stpping on the rakes.
The one with Homer's barbershop quartet. All the Beatles' references were genius. Oh, and the X-Files parody. It's really too many to name, IMO.
The one with Homer's barbershop quartet. All the Beatles' references were genius. Oh, and the X-Files parody. It's really too many to name, IMO.
Breez said:Kinetic said:We could easily hit 20 pages just recalling awesome quotes, but what are the top 10 best Simspons episodes ever. Some are just wall-to-wall killers. Like the episode where Lisa goes on a date with Ralph, or the Cape Fear parody when Sideshow Bob keeps stpping on the rakes.
The one with Homer's barbershop quartet. All the Beatles' references were genius. Oh, and the X-Files parody. It's really too many to name, IMO.
The one with Homer's barbershop quartet. All the Beatles' references were genius. Oh, and the X-Files parody. It's really too many to name, IMO.
Kinetic said:where Lisa goes on a date with Ralph
I can't find it, but the last shot of the Lisa and Nelson episode where Milhouse leaps into the air with joy (at the possibility of her dating just about anyone next) with his dog on a leash is a favourite.
I can't find it, but the last shot of the Lisa and Nelson episode where Milhouse leaps into the air with joy (at the possibility of her dating just about anyone next) with his dog on a leash is a favourite.
bassie said:Kinetic said:where Lisa goes on a date with Ralph
I can't find it, but the last shot of the Lisa and Nelson episode where Milhouse leaps into the air with joy (at the possibility of her dating just about anyone next) with his dog on a leash is a favourite.
I can't find it, but the last shot of the Lisa and Nelson episode where Milhouse leaps into the air with joy (at the possibility of her dating just about anyone next) with his dog on a leash is a favourite.
Reynaldo said:1. Homer vs. The Eighteenth Amendment
2. Sideshow Bob Roberts
3. Trash Of The Titans
4. Homer's Enemy
5. Mountain Of Madness
6. Maximum Homerdrive
7. Brother's Little Helper
8. C.E. Doh
9. Das Bus
10. The Great Money Caper
There's no way I can pick a top 10, though I agree with "Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment" taking the top slot, so I'll just throw out 10 more classics:
"Marge vs. the Monorail"
"Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk"
The one where Mr. Burns opens a casino (the plotline of Mr. Burns becoming Howard Hughes is amazing)
"Homer the Vigilante"
"Cape Feare"
"A Star Is Burns"
"Homie the Clown"
"A Fish Called Selma"
The one where Homer trips balls on the insanity peppers.
The tomacco episode
Best subplot: "Lisa's Rival," where Homer has the sugar pile.
Best "Treehouse of Horror" segment: The one where Kang and Kodos become Clinton and Dole. Absolutely flawless.
2. Sideshow Bob Roberts
3. Trash Of The Titans
4. Homer's Enemy
5. Mountain Of Madness
6. Maximum Homerdrive
7. Brother's Little Helper
8. C.E. Doh
9. Das Bus
10. The Great Money Caper
There's no way I can pick a top 10, though I agree with "Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment" taking the top slot, so I'll just throw out 10 more classics:
"Marge vs. the Monorail"
"Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk"
The one where Mr. Burns opens a casino (the plotline of Mr. Burns becoming Howard Hughes is amazing)
"Homer the Vigilante"
"Cape Feare"
"A Star Is Burns"
"Homie the Clown"
"A Fish Called Selma"
The one where Homer trips balls on the insanity peppers.
The tomacco episode
Best subplot: "Lisa's Rival," where Homer has the sugar pile.
Best "Treehouse of Horror" segment: The one where Kang and Kodos become Clinton and Dole. Absolutely flawless.
DJ_Enki said:Best "Treehouse of Horror" segment: The one where Kang and Kodos become Clinton and Dole. Absolutely flawless.
I think this might the funniest shit ever put on TV, every line/bit is a classic.
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos" might be my favorite political sentence ever.
I think this might the funniest shit ever put on TV, every line/bit is a classic.
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos" might be my favorite political sentence ever.
Horseleech said
J_Enki said:Best "Treehouse of Horror" segment: The one where Kang and Kodos become Clinton and Dole. Absolutely flawless.
I think this might the funniest shit ever put on TV, every line/bit is a classic.
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos" might be my favorite political sentence ever.
"What have I done, what am I doing... WHAT WILL I DO!"
J_Enki said:Best "Treehouse of Horror" segment: The one where Kang and Kodos become Clinton and Dole. Absolutely flawless.I think this might the funniest shit ever put on TV, every line/bit is a classic.
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos" might be my favorite political sentence ever.
"What have I done, what am I doing... WHAT WILL I DO!"
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It turns out that if you stitch together all the little over-the-top McBain movie clips shown in several seasons' worth of Simpsons episodes, they form a coherent mini-feature -- a little Easter egg planted by the fun-lovin' Simpsons writing staff!
It turns out that if you stitch together all the little over-the-top McBain movie clips shown in several seasons' worth of Simpsons episodes, they form a coherent mini-feature -- a little Easter egg planted by the fun-lovin' Simpsons writing staff!
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It turns out that if you stitch together all the little over-the-top McBain movie clips shown in several seasons' worth of Simpsons episodes, they form a coherent mini-feature -- a little Easter egg planted by the fun-lovin' Simpsons writing staff!
Featuring one of my two favorite Simpsons toasts of all time, "To Human Misery", which is just edged out by Mr. Black's "Gentlemen, to Evil." toast from the Camp Krusty episode. And of course, also my #1 seduction line???no human female can resist "Right now I am thinking about holding another meeting...in bed!"
It turns out that if you stitch together all the little over-the-top McBain movie clips shown in several seasons' worth of Simpsons episodes, they form a coherent mini-feature -- a little Easter egg planted by the fun-lovin' Simpsons writing staff!
Featuring one of my two favorite Simpsons toasts of all time, "To Human Misery", which is just edged out by Mr. Black's "Gentlemen, to Evil." toast from the Camp Krusty episode. And of course, also my #1 seduction line???no human female can resist "Right now I am thinking about holding another meeting...in bed!"
dollar_bin said: And of course, also my #1 seduction line???no human female can resist "Right now I am thinking about holding another meeting...in bed!"
My favorite Simpsons seduction line, spoken by Grandpa Abe Simpson to a Vegas hooker:
"How about giving old Honest Abe another term in the oval office?"
My favorite Simpsons seduction line, spoken by Grandpa Abe Simpson to a Vegas hooker:
"How about giving old Honest Abe another term in the oval office?"
