The Simpsons

[Racerbvd]

Watched it when it first came out haven't seen it in years.

[Tobra]

I like the Simpsons, though I think Futurama is better. I usually make my own decisions on what I want to watch.

[CurtEgerer]

In 29 years, I've maybe seen 4-5 episodes. I tend to spend my cartoon money on Bugs Bunny.

[epbrown]

Originally Posted by scottmandue

[SIZE="6"]Bunch of middle age dudes chatting about cartoons on the internet...

It's been on for 30 years - most of the original audience is middle-aged guys. Heck, creator Matt Groening is 64.

[yellowperil]

It's Homer's show really.

He's the safety coordinator or something like that, at the nuclear plant. Keeps a full bucket of water to dump on his computer when all the red lights start flashing. It seems to work.

Mr Burns told him (when he missed work on Thurs)" if you're not here Friday, don't bother coming in on Monday" .... "Woo Hoo a four day weekend"

Anytime someone gets me to open a too tight jar, I always say "You softened it up
for me sir"

It had a lot of celebs practically begging to get a cameo with Homer.

Best episode... When the elder Pres Bush moved in next door, then when Homer drove him mad, he got along much better with Gerald Ford though.

Just thought I'd give you who haven't seen it what you might have missed or not
IMO I always found it funny, and Bugs Bunny too!

[CurtEgerer]

[McLovin]

The heyday of the Simpsons was some of the best written tv ever. But the show became a shell of itself after the first seven or eight years.

Good history for simpsons fans

https://youtu.be/KqFNbCcyFkk

[KFC911]

Originally Posted by McLovin

The heyday of the Simpsons was some of the best written tv ever. But the show became a shell of itself after the first seven or eight years.

Good history for simpsons fans

https://youtu.be/KqFNbCcyFkk

I'll stick with Andy Griffith in black and white, Bugs Bunny, the Road Runner, and of course....the Three Stooges...the golden age