The Simpsons -- "Husbands And Knives" -- 11/18/07
Wonder if Marge owning the gyms will be a continuity thing.
11-18-07, 09:42 PM
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As a comic fan, I liked it parts of it, but no resolution on the gym thing and Comic Book Guy closing down his shop was kind of lame.
11-18-07, 11:13 PM
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Wow, the lost girls poster in back of Moore was strange. If you aren't much of a comic reader, Lost Girls is pretty much a porn.
It was also strange to see Meltdown comics turned into a cartoon.
It was also strange to see Meltdown comics turned into a cartoon.
11-19-07, 09:41 AM
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I loved the "For Rent" poster in Comic Book Guy's store after he closed. It was real "Spider-man No More" looking.
And Jack Black's girlfriend "My purse is a lunchbox!"
I don't mind they didn't resolve Marge's success at the end, they can still pretend it never happend by the next episode, or simply explain the whole thing away in a sentence.
And Jack Black's girlfriend "My purse is a lunchbox!"
I don't mind they didn't resolve Marge's success at the end, they can still pretend it never happend by the next episode, or simply explain the whole thing away in a sentence.
11-19-07, 09:51 AM
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I'd be shocked if Marge owning a gym is ever brought up again. The comic book stuff seemed to be aimed at the very serious collector. I can't imagine the average person has ever heard of these guys (FYI I know who they are). Episode was good, but not great.
11-19-07, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by madcougar
I'd be shocked if Marge owning a gym is ever brought up again. The comic book stuff seemed to be aimed at the very serious collector. I can't imagine the average person has ever heard of these guys (FYI I know who they are). Episode was good, but not great.
11-19-07, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
I think many people have heard of Alan Moore from the Watchmen and V for Vendetta.
Even if they heard the name (and I think very few pay attention to things like that) they wouldn't know anything about it.
Still, I don't think this was any worse than the book fair, or Moe's poetry episodes and their inside jokes.
11-19-07, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by madcougar
I'd be shocked if Marge owning a gym is ever brought up again. The comic book stuff seemed to be aimed at the very serious collector. I can't imagine the average person has ever heard of these guys (FYI I know who they are). Episode was good, but not great.
You are right, the only person I knew was Jack Black.
11-19-07, 02:54 PM
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I liked the Comic Book plot a lot. I remember seeing that Maus comic book way back in the mid - late 80's.
The episode seemed to flow better than previous episodes (who wrote this one?)
I too hope they resolve where the Comic Book guy went to, and what ever became of the gym..
No harm in having the story continue for a couple of episodes before Homer does something, that brings on a law suit and they loose the $ and the business
The episode seemed to flow better than previous episodes (who wrote this one?)
I too hope they resolve where the Comic Book guy went to, and what ever became of the gym..
No harm in having the story continue for a couple of episodes before Homer does something, that brings on a law suit and they loose the $ and the business
