The Simpsons

It's good to be back, people, but catching up on last week's episodes and reading Genevieve's blog bummed me out; wouldn't you know it, the one week I'm tied up with Sunday night commitments is when all four cartoons are pretty damn good. I agree with Ms. Koski: Last week's line-up was as close...

Bart and Homer look for inspiration from a book, for tips on how to con. They are pretty good at their job. However they get conned themselves by another con, and the blame goes one Willie. Will Bart and Homer tell the truth about their ...

It’s a clear retelling of the Swamp Thing story, right down to the art, but it also follows the tried-and-true Simpsons motif of Marge and Homer’s love persevering through all odds. “Bart Simmons, God of Thunder! ...

 CA - The opening segment, once simply an introduction/warning from Marge, has evolved to become almost a fourth short story in the episode. ...

By Rebecca Wright Much like the long running Fox series The Simpsons, South Park has developed a loyal following and many of the sayings and routines of the characters have entered our pop culture lexicon. Without question, one of the series most popular ...

 OH - Oct 18, 2008 Among its best episodes were "Pygmoelian" where Moe had plastic surgery and became a temporary star; "Bart to the Future", where a mystic showed Bart's ...

By Richard Keller Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Saturday Night Live, The Simpsons, Video, Retro Squad, TV Squad Lists, Reality-Free Do not adjust your web browser. You are now entering the Retro Squad, where we are reviewing past episodes of classic TV shows.

 AZ - In the same episode, Bart is abruptly observant enough to notice Julia’s the conductor; the audience can believe one, but not both. Homer became believably ... Review -- The Simpsons "He Loves To Fly and He D'Ohs” Firefox News all 2 news articles

By bdure But I disagree with his take that the Simpsons themselves have become too callous. He's right in saying Family Guy sometimes is too mean to be funny (though that applies much more often to South Park, in which the wonderfully incisive satire is sometimes overwhelmed by the sense that the cr...

The Simpsons Flashback: "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show" Review  CA - With all the smart satire, the episode also scores with the simple jokes. I love that Bart and Lisa joined the focus group by happily following a stranger ...

The Simpsons: "Mona Leaves-A" Review  CA - May 12, 2008 The show delivered some chuckle-worthy bits, including Ralph's exploding bear and Bart's discovery of a recordable hippo ("This guy could put Milhouse out ... The Simpsons: Mona Leaves-a TV Squad all 2 news articles

The result is a Simpsons game that may be slightly less polished in terms of gameplay but is easily the game that feels most like a real Simpsons episode. Check out our review for more.

By Tim Sweeney Revolving around the idea of Lake Springfield becoming so polluted (thanks in no small part to Homer and Spider-Pig) that the town is placed under a dome by the Environmental Protection Agency, the overtly political message around which the film revolves has none of the subtlety that on...

By Richard Keller Filed under: OpEd, The Simpsons, Episode Reviews S19E14) "Oh boy, dinnertime! The perfect break between work and drunk." -- Homer J. Simpson Other than that, this was a pretty good episode. Continue reading The Simpsons: Dial 'N' for Nerder

By pig887 dvd downloads Fun for adults and children alike, The Simpsons is a cutting edge television comedy that, like Seinfeld, changed the television landscape in the 1990’s by creating a new genre of TV fun that spawned large network investments in new animated series such as King of the Hill, F...

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By GregT I played the XBox 360 version, and it's fair to say that The Simpsons Game is a good looking game. It looks, more or less, just like the series, making smart use of cell shading to produce artwork that would fit perfectly in the TV show. The game's take on Springfield may not be quite as large as in...

By RawmeatCowboy to see the new animation and revel in the many references from the television show (even if that means slogging through the weaker gameplay moments), but anyone not enamored with the world of Homer and Bart should sit this one out. ...

The game allowed us to do a crazier story," said Selman. "It's like the biggest, most insane Halloween episode of the show we've ever done. It's almost like you made a Simpsons movie that had the rules of a Halloween episode with more ideas and more parodies."

By Alyse Wax Drawing instructions are also offered for dozens of the "supporting cast," albeit not in as much detail. Lenny, Carl, Mr. Burns, Ralph Wiggum, Milhouse, Kang, Groundskeeper Willie, Nelson, Otto, Apu, Ned Flanders, Krusty, Sideshow Bob, Grandpa, Itchy & Scratchy, even Snowball II...

By Nancy Connors Best Syndication) The new film “The Bourne Ultimatum” (see movie trailer below) took box office gold this weekend, bringing in $70 million and beating out last weekend’s favorite, “The Simpsons Movie” (see movie trailer below). This was the third Jason Bourne novel written by Robert Lu...

By Chris Beaumont This weekend saw The Simpsons make their long-awaited debut on the big screen. All of that pent-up big screen aspiration exploded in a lot of yellow as the fans flocked to lap it up. The film had one of the biggest openings of the year as it crossed the $74 million barrier. Who would have guessed?...

By Nancy Connors The Simpsons Movie Best Syndication) “The Simpsons Movie” (see movie trailer below) won at the box office this weekend beating out last week’s winner “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” (see movie trailer below) and the fifth installment of the Harry Potter saga “Harry Potter and the O...

By Marty Andrade Unfortunately the magic from the small screen hasn’t followed The Simpsons to the big screen. To be honest, I didn’t really know what to expect. The only parallel situation I can think of was the South Park movie, and for Trey Parker and Matt Stone the goal was simple -- more profanity, more co...

By Dave Lifton From a production standpoint, Springfield looks fantastic. The tacky pinks and light blues of Springfield translate very well to the screen, giving the town the depth that the movies based on South Park and Beavis & Butthead, funny as they were, lacked.

Created by cartoonist Matt Groening in 1987, The Simpsons originally arrived on TV as the series of one-minute shorts featured on The Tracey Ullman Show.

By Matt Paprocki When it does come together, the pacing is steady and sharp. There’s little time to become bored or uninterested. The Simpson family struggles through some rough spots before bonding together to save Springfield from the oppressive government.

By Chris Beaumont There had been talks of a Simpsons movie dating all the way back to 1994, but it is only now, thirteen years later, that it has become a reality. I was definitely interested in seeing it, but I had some concerns going in. I've enjoyed the show on and off since its inception, however I always thoug...

By By info@associatedcontent.com (Luke M.) Here is a list of everything included in the 4 disc boxed set and a review of the best and worst in the season

By Scott Weinberg Filed under: Animation, Classics, Comedy, Theatrical Reviews, 20th Century Fox, Family Films, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels Continue reading Review: The Simpsons Movie -- Scott's ReviewPermalink | Email this | Comments

D'oh! Yes! "The Simpsons Movie" carries on the tradition of excellence established by the classic television show. Find out why with our @ The Movies review.

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By Erik Davis Filed under: Action & Adventure, Animation, Comedy, New Releases, Theatrical Reviews, 20th Century Fox Four words: Best. Simpsons. Episode. Ever. Continue reading Review: The Simpsons Movie -- Erik's ReviewPermalink | Email this | Comments

By Kaonashi So, you're a huge fan of The Simpsons. You've watched every single episode and own all the DVDs, quote every line by heart, and have even visited your local Kwik-E-Mart. And of course, you've purchased your tickets early for the long awaited and overdue film opening July 27th. But while you wa...

By Chris Beaumont The Simpsons Movie is right around the corner. After eighteen (soon to be nineteen) seasons on television the yellow family will be making the jump to the big screen. In addition to getting a bigger budget, better animation, a longer running time, and a widescreen aspect ratio, they are als...

PR-inside.com) THE SIMPSONS iconic score was almost never written - after composer DANNY ELFMAN realised the cartoon's creator MATT GROENING once gave his music band a bad review. Groening was a rock critic in his youth, and on one occasion had to review Danny Elfman's former band Oingo Bo...

By Chris Beaumont Christopher Beaumont spends much of his time writing about entertainment when he isn't sitting in a movie theater. He is known around the office as the "Movie Guy" and is always ready to talk about his favorite form of entertainment and offer up recommendations. Interests include science...

By Adam Finley Filed under: 24, The Simpsons, Celebrities S18E21) I suppose that in many respects this episode should have been the 400th one. It was fast-paced, exciting and hysterical. However, it will go down in history as merely episode 399. I'll talk more about that in my review of episode 400.

By Adam Finley Filed under: OpEd, The Simpsons, Celebrities, Episode Reviews Ned Flanders: Imploring people I never met to pressure government with better things to do to punish a man who meant no harm for something nobody even saw, that's what I'm doing!

And one of the best things about 'The Simpsons' is how much more animation and how much more adult animation, by which I mean intelligent, satirical animation, there is on TV (now)."

By Adam Finley I may be a Simpsons apologist, but that doesn't mean I don't understand where people are coming from when they say the show isn't what it used to be. Even those like myself who defend the series for still being one of the smartest and funniest shows on television can still recognize a lesser ep...

By Erik Davis Ever since I was a small boy knocking over convenience stores in order to supply my imaginary pet dragon with enough food for it to survive at least one more day, I've been a fan of The Simpsons. I became addicted during those Tracey Ullman days -- trying to find ways to shoot those mini episode...

By Adam Finley So I watched The Simpsons and laughed pretty hard for half an hour. It didn't cost me a thing, so I can't complain too much. Still, that maternal side of me knows this episode could have been better, that the best episodes are more than just a lot of funny gags. Then again, maybe this was always int...

By Adam Finley I'm not "humor-impaired," (to quote Dave Barry), but there are two Simpsons episodes that stick out in my mind in which both Homer and Marge were seriously tempted to stray: Marge falling for her bowling instructor and Homer falling for a co-worker who is both very sexy and also, in many wa...

By Daryl D Perhaps I shouldn’t be too hard on The Simpsons, one of the longest running, most successful “sitcoms” ever. Some episodes were absolutely brilliant. Remember the “Duff Gardens” episode in which Aunt Selma tried to be a good babysitter, but Lisa ended up getting drunk? Remember the absol...

By Adam Finley Filed under: FOX, OpEd, The Simpsons, Animation You'll never take me alive, Grim Reaper! --Grandpa Simpson Moe being tricked by Homer and the family ducking down in the car: "oh, it's just his car." Marge: So, did you call any of your friends?

By noreply@blogger.com (Britt Gillette) Below is a list of episodes included on The Simpsons (Season 8) DVD: The Simpsons (Season 1) DVD The Simpsons (Season 2) DVD The Simpsons (Season 3) DVD The Simpsons (Season 4) DVD The Simpsons (Season 5) DVD The Simpsons (Season 6) DVD The Simpsons (Season 7) DVD

By Adam Finley 4. More Simpsons: Complaining that the Simpsons has never been able to duplicate what it was in its early years has become a kind of knee jerk Pavlovian reaction on the part of anyone with access to a blog or messageboard. What a lot of these opinions lack, however, is any kind of information to...

By Adam Finley S06E03) The Simpsons has done more than a few clip shows in its almost two decades of existence, and while these looks back at past episodes usually tend to be the least favorite among fans for obvious reasons, I will say that at least the episodes are framed in such a way as to still make them w...

By Scott Weinberg TVS: According to my IMDb expertise, you joined the Simpsons writing staff in 2000, and your first on-screen credit came during Treehouse of Horror 11. Is that accurate? Please tell me you wrote the line "At least stop basting yourself!"

By Ryan j Budke Good episode. The Simpsons, even at their worst, are almost always fantastic. This was by no means their worst either. As I said earlier, this is probably the best "Treehouse of Horror" of the past couple of years. Let me know what you think.