Art Deco style Simpsons

[carebear]

Some good radio announcer patter.

http://www.u-tube-tv.com/video/4008/the-simpsons-bartman-begins

 

[Rockapin-up]

That was so funny, when did that one air? I'v never seen it before. lol

 

[carebear]

Just saw it tonight, not sure if it is a repeat.

 

[Tomasso]

Would you believe that I've never watched a minute of the Simpsons. I just cant get into cartoons. [huh]

 

[carebear]

Would you believe that I've never watched a minute of the Simpsons. I just cant get into cartoons. [huh]

I'd believe it... loser.

 

[Tomasso]

loser.

I know. Friends have told me that it's one of the best written comedy shows of all time. :eusa_doh:

 

[beaucaillou]

I know. Friends have told me that it's one of the best written comedy shows of all time. :eusa_doh:

Tomasso, I rarely recommend TV to anyone, but I will recommend this here and now. If you can, make it a point, especially when Conan O'Brien was writing & producing, so back around season 6/7 or so. I guarantee it will enhance your life.

 

[Doh!]

I'm a HUGE Simpsons fan (my username might be a clue) but I'll admit it's a shadow of its former self. Earlier seasons are far superior, before it became "What wacky thing will Homer do this week?" every episode.

Still beats the pants off of Family Guy, though.

 

[carebear]

I'm a HUGE Simpsons fan (my username might be a clue) but I'll admit it's a shadow of its former self. Earlier seasons are far superior, before it became "What wacky thing will Homer do this week?" every episode.

Still beats the pants off of Family Guy, though.

If you are going to rent DVD's or something, definitely start from the beginning.

"Bart the General" from Season 1 is a personal favorite. The homages and parodies run fast and furious.

"The key to Springfield has always been Elm Street. The Greeks knew it, the Carthaginians knew it, now you know it."