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A cartoon show with yellow people who never grow older. | A cartoon show with yellow people who never grow older. | ||
| − | RIP [[Troy McClure]] and [[ | + | RIP [[Troy McClure]] and [["Bleeding Gums" Murphy]]. |
| − | Beginning in the eighth season, the episodes began being hit or miss. However, in the ninth season, the bad episodes outnumbered the good episodes for the first time. Notably, the season began with what is arguably the worst Simpsons episode ever, | + | Beginning in the eighth season, the episodes began being hit or miss. However, in the ninth season, the bad episodes outnumbered the good episodes for the first time. Notably, the season began with what is arguably the worst Simpsons episode ever, "The Principal and the Pauper" where we learned that Seymour Skinner wasn't really Seymour Skinner but an imposter. Since then, the show has devolved into a shadow of its former self, repeating plotlines such as Homer and Marge having marital problems, or Homer and Lisa learning to understand each other better. Meanwhile, its social commentary has lost all meaning, as the show [[South Park]] has taken its place in that category. |
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Latest revision as of 01:11, 4 July 2008
A cartoon show with yellow people who never grow older.
RIP Troy McClure and "Bleeding Gums" Murphy.
Beginning in the eighth season, the episodes began being hit or miss. However, in the ninth season, the bad episodes outnumbered the good episodes for the first time. Notably, the season began with what is arguably the worst Simpsons episode ever, "The Principal and the Pauper" where we learned that Seymour Skinner wasn't really Seymour Skinner but an imposter. Since then, the show has devolved into a shadow of its former self, repeating plotlines such as Homer and Marge having marital problems, or Homer and Lisa learning to understand each other better. Meanwhile, its social commentary has lost all meaning, as the show South Park has taken its place in that category.
