IT'S A MAD MAD MARGE.

I've never seen that movie either. Wasn't it a star studded cast at the time?

A ride on the matrimony pony 😂

The proposal scene 👌

I think the stabby finger knife game exists in media not reality.

Otto lookin like guns N roses in that hat.

Well that was... Sudden.

Is she about to run to a random coffee shop to make some new FRIENDS?

Bart you could have killed Homer with that car!

Sneaking meat juice into her veggies is not cool Marge 🤨

Wait, rolling socks wears out the elastic??? I've always wondered about that. 🤔

Legit feel bad for Marge. That feeling of coming up with an insult too late is called Lesprit Descelier in French.

The mental asylum marching band was hilarious.

Oh geeze the library research microtape or whatever it was called 😬 this show is so old.

Wait so Becky was trying to kill them? Or she was joking about that..?

This episode was honestly pretty funny. Not in the typical way. Other than Stop Hitting Yourself it didn't have too many memorable lines, but it was good to see a Marge focused episode, we don't get many as the writers found them hard to create. I suppose this gets 3.5 wicker baskets.

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S8·E9

So i normally watch the Simpsons just about every day. Mostly episodes from what some may consider the golden years, seasons 1-12. Ofcoarse i have watched episodes from the later seasons and lots of time I just cant get into them and just go back to the first 12 seasons.

Give me a list of seasons worth watching from seasons 13-present so I may keep on watching! Thanks everyone!

I don't remember exactly which episode or season it was in, but here's how it went in the scene:
The scene takes place almost right at the beginning: Homer is in a big home with Marge (or maybe without her—I'm not sure), and he gets into a fight with someone, then chases them on a large vehicle (a giant lawn mower or an ice harvester). Which season and episode is this in?

The earlier seasons had background and one-time characters with exaggerated designs and later seasons now has characters with less exaggerated designs with overbites.

LAST TAP DANCE IN SPRINGFIELD

When asked to go shopping for camp supplies, Bart comments "buy me a deck of cards and I'll win whatever I need from the other kids." This is funny as it plays on his mischievous nature while expressing resourcefulness many kids his age lack.

The Simpsons exit a store in the mall called Tommy Hillclimber, a play on the Tommy Hilfiger brand, and a potent reminder that this was created in the 90's. Modern viewers won't recognize this gag.

Homer's eyes crust over after neglecting eye drops — this is gross. 🤢

Most fans will be wondering where bumble bee man is during the Spanish soap movie. Whenever he's not on screen, all the other characters should be asking "where's bumble bee man?"

Remember malls? They... Used to exist. They also were one of the only "third places" where people could exist in community spaces without the obligation to spend money.

What happened to crusty eyed Homer? He's just... Home now and healed? He'd been driving hooligans to buy beer blind. No conclusion? No payoff?

As a kid who was forced into piano lessons because my mother always wanted a pianist in the family, I relate to Lisa.

The trope on Shirley Temple reminds me that I just found out last month how apparently effed up a lot of the production and plot was. Thanks reddit.

How does frink even know Lisa? This is the first time they've ever interacted on screen. Actually, that makes me wonder about what characters have or have not interacted before. Frinks interpersonal lines are likely pretty limited.

This whole episode feels like a bunch of B plot ideas sewn together. That's NOT just poor writing, it's also lazy.

I once got in trouble for up staging in community theatre. Made such a scene they still talk about it 20 years later.

Frinks gag that the shoes were in the "off" position was such an unexpected social awareness moment from him. Too bad Homer ruined it.

What happened to Bart and Milhouse? Doesn't matter.

This episode actually had potential. It did not use that potential as much as it could have due to constant cutaways to other gags rather than a consistent focus on the primary plot, robbing it of a chance to develop a more well rounded emotional conclusion such as seen in past episodes like Lisa's Horse or Barts Blood Crushers — this comes to define a lot of the "modern Simpsons", a new team of writers trying to rehash what made the golden years so beloved, without understanding what made classic episodes great to begin with. That's not just disappointing, it's a crying shame.

3 crusty eyes.

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Posting a review because my phone dies and I get locked out of disney plus and can't figure out how to watch the show and write my daily post.

Bart the night before watched cartoons latenight​

And fell asleep in class one day and the events of the crossover happens and Krabappel woke up bart and

The end

All because Homer had to strangle Bart. If anyone should be strangled, it is the writers of The Simpsons. They are the ones who say it won't end.

My favorite impractical vehicle! “Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts!”

Not to mention the excessive whip cracking and ultra machismo, want to know what’s wrong with the American auto industry? Go no further!

And it’s endorsed by a clown!

I noticed that the designs of animals in The Simpsons has been evolved. The earlier seasons had animals more cartoony as humans while later seasons now has realistic animals with cartoony humans.

KILL THE ALLIGATOR AND RUN

Favorite backstreet boy? I don't even know their names.

Put together by the finest scientists in the magazine business. 😆

Homer panicked about his own mortality... Haven't we seen this before? He made a bucket list or something.

They have a plant Psychiatrist??

FL is America's Wang? I've heard the joke but didn't know Simpsons coined it.

Looking a bit kinky there Homer tied up. 👀

Kid rock 🤢 God. Well, it is Florida.

15 boobs... Kid handcuffs, Lil police chase, hit by a train... Stuff is happening. Can't say it's very interesting.

Marge as a waitress is a good fit somehow.

As someone who's lived among hillbillys and rednecks this show always gets it weirdly accurate. Dern tootin.

Where's Maggie when they're in jail? Why would convicts be soire servers. Wait I expected a surprise joke at the end that baby Maggie was up to some secret plan. She just... Gets written out of the episode after the boat arrest scene??

This episode smells like kid rock. Not good. 1 traffic cone hat. If this is what people mean by zombie Simpsons I get it. Just feels bland, soulless, uninspired, unfunny, and lacking creativity or creativity.

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