Almost Forgot How Much I Still Like the Simpsons
I remember the days when the syndicated Simpsons episodes aired in the dead time between day-time talk shows and prime time meant something to me. And just last night I was again reminded how much I like the Simpsons.
Remember "Hurricane Neddy"? Great episode. We finally learn why Ned Flanders speaks the way he does. Ever since that episode first aired, I can insert in curse words for Ned's nonsensical rhyme-speak. Try it. He's way more funny if you put in some f-bombs.
And then, the full hour of Simpsons syndicated reruns continued with the episode in which Marge takes on a pretzel wagon franchise and the Mob, thanks to Homer. Truthfully, I'm not a fan of Marge-centered episodes (except the one where she becomes a cop -- there could be more, but that's the stand out for me right now), but I do enjoy her rivalry with Maude, Luann, Edna, and um, um, "Agnes, you know my name is Agnes. It means lamb, lamb of god."
I love the spanish version and I love how the image is backwards.
Let this be a lesson to me and anyone else losing their love for and need of that daily dose of Simpsons to remember the good ol' days. Even though I am ready for the Simpsons to end their historic TV run, I will NEVER be ready for the reruns to end.
Remember "Hurricane Neddy"? Great episode. We finally learn why Ned Flanders speaks the way he does. Ever since that episode first aired, I can insert in curse words for Ned's nonsensical rhyme-speak. Try it. He's way more funny if you put in some f-bombs.
And then, the full hour of Simpsons syndicated reruns continued with the episode in which Marge takes on a pretzel wagon franchise and the Mob, thanks to Homer. Truthfully, I'm not a fan of Marge-centered episodes (except the one where she becomes a cop -- there could be more, but that's the stand out for me right now), but I do enjoy her rivalry with Maude, Luann, Edna, and um, um, "Agnes, you know my name is Agnes. It means lamb, lamb of god."
I love the spanish version and I love how the image is backwards.
Let this be a lesson to me and anyone else losing their love for and need of that daily dose of Simpsons to remember the good ol' days. Even though I am ready for the Simpsons to end their historic TV run, I will NEVER be ready for the reruns to end.
