Simpsons 2/9
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From: The Quad-city area of Melonville, Meckling, the Boro of Melon, and Party Town
Fox is gonna get a few letters on this one, especially for the air guitar.
It's almost as if they were flaunting the umbrella-in-the-chalice, they showed it so prominently so many times.
It's almost as if they were flaunting the umbrella-in-the-chalice, they showed it so prominently so many times.
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In one word: LAME
The second worst episode so far this season (first place goes to "Helter Shelter"). It's basically a half-@$$ed version of "Homer the Heretic".
The second worst episode so far this season (first place goes to "Helter Shelter"). It's basically a half-@$$ed version of "Homer the Heretic".
#7
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"Would you believe a pigeon stuffed with Spam...ok a rat stuffed with cough drops"
Moe had some good lines tonight.
I thought it was ok. The scenes with the church party were funny.
Moe had some good lines tonight.I thought it was ok. The scenes with the church party were funny.
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I dunno, I didn't really care for it - it could be because last weeks was so entertaining. Whatever it was, tonight's ep just wasn't all that good, *shrug*
had a few moments though.
-Rich
had a few moments though.
-Rich
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It wasn't the best, Had some good lines. I really didn't care for the constant Moe jokes. they are making him even more scummy then ever before.
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Originally posted by Simpson Purist
In one word: LAME
The second worst episode so far this season (first place goes to "Helter Shelter"). It's basically a half-@$$ed version of "Homer the Heretic".
In one word: LAME
The second worst episode so far this season (first place goes to "Helter Shelter"). It's basically a half-@$$ed version of "Homer the Heretic".
I liked it though. Lots good laughs.
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BTW I was watching to see if they were going to turn Barnie back into an alcoholic, I think that's one of the longest running plot lines ever (other than stuff like Lisa plays the sax). I don't think they did, but when Moe in disguise lured him away, I thought for sure he would be off the wagon. I guess he wised up at some point before he got to the bar.
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Yeah it was "meh"... but it broke even by the end of the episode... I laughed hard when it started to flood and Flanders pulled out the Arc out of his garage... saying something like "Well [God?], we rounded up two of every animal -- but only the males..... We don't want any hanky panky."
Yeah it was "meh"... but it broke even by the end of the episode... I laughed hard when it started to flood and Flanders pulled out the Arc out of his garage... saying something like "Well [God?], we rounded up two of every animal -- but only the males..... We don't want any hanky panky."
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From: The Quad-city area of Melonville, Meckling, the Boro of Melon, and Party Town
Originally posted by Corky
I laughed hard when it started to flood and Flanders pulled out the Arc out of his garage... saying something like "Well [God?], we rounded up two of every animal -- but only the males..... We don't want any hanky panky."
I laughed hard when it started to flood and Flanders pulled out the Arc out of his garage... saying something like "Well [God?], we rounded up two of every animal -- but only the males..... We don't want any hanky panky."
"HEY there!! Cut that out!"
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From: On the banks of the Red Cedar
Originally posted by Gallant Pig
BTW I was watching to see if they were going to turn Barnie back into an alcoholic, I think that's one of the longest running plot lines ever (other than stuff like Lisa plays the sax). I don't think they did, but when Moe in disguise lured him away, I thought for sure he would be off the wagon. I guess he wised up at some point before he got to the bar.
BTW I was watching to see if they were going to turn Barnie back into an alcoholic, I think that's one of the longest running plot lines ever (other than stuff like Lisa plays the sax). I don't think they did, but when Moe in disguise lured him away, I thought for sure he would be off the wagon. I guess he wised up at some point before he got to the bar.
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Question: did anyone hear the lines where Flanders (I think) was talking about how the men at the church had broken almost all of the commandments —_then off screen you heard Lenny and Carl say something and Flanders said, "All of them." (I'm doing this from memory so sorry if the lines aren't right.) Anyway, what did Lenny and Carl say? I missed those lines.
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Lenny said something about "coveting" a food item (Chili Fries?), and Carl said something along the lines of "I hear that!"
Last edited by Groucho; 02-10-03 at 10:38 AM.
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From: Alexandria, VA
Originally posted by Groucho
Lenny said something about "coveting" a food item (Chili Fries?), and Carl said something along the lines of "I hear that!"
Lenny said something about "coveting" a food item (Chili Fries?), and Carl said something along the lines of "I hear that!"
decent ep. not spectacular, but better than a few of the others this season.
#22
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Mildly funny. The ark and the air guitar were great. So was holding services at the bowling alley. But there weren't enough great moments.
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Originally posted by Gasspasser
Good one but not great. I actually didnt feel like I was wasting my time with this one.
Good one but not great. I actually didnt feel like I was wasting my time with this one.



