American Dad still dominates, but the Simpson's does seem to be getting better. I didn't hate this episode and I actually liked the last episode. Family Guy is just in a downward spiral which is saying something, considering where it started.
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When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
Snot: "Who cares what kind of pizza we're gonna get?! Barry's just gonna eat it all himself!"
Barry: "Stop throwing factual statements at me as if they're insults!"
Roger: "As soon as they say my name I want you to pound that bottle of chardonnay so you can work up the courage to get me some cocaine. I'm gonna want to party later."
Ronnie: "But first I suggest you all turn around so you can see Steve's mom undressing. Mmm...look at dem tig ol' bitties."
Roger: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
Stan: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
Roger: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
According to Entertainment Weekly, next episode's Cleveland Show features Justin Timberlake in two roles, 1) a gay man who gets into a relationship with Terry (apparently he's been gay the whole time!), and 2) a singing booger.
Erm, yay?
Hmm..Timberlake got on the wrong McFarlene train. All the cool kids are the AD bus.
Anyway, I like coming here to see all the reviews if I missed the Sunday line up. You guys are dedicated to the craft of forum posting and TV cartoon watching. I like it.
According to Entertainment Weekly, next episode's Cleveland Show features Justin Timberlake in two roles, 1) a gay man who gets into a relationship with Terry (apparently he's been gay the whole time!), and 2) a singing booger.
Erm, yay?
Hmm..Timberlake got on the wrong McFarlene train. All the cool kids are the AD bus.
Maybe he didn't want to wreck AD by bringing the entire show to a screeching halt as guest star appearances often do, so that the guest star's presence can be drilled into the viewer's head. Timberlake chose instead to possibly derail an inferior show in order to preserve the flow of AD.
Kudos, Justin, for your self-sacrifice.
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I thought the simpsons was pretty good. I'm not crazy about Moe but I enjoyed the line about the battle of the blue and grey, and he's gaybraham lincoln.
On that note, Springfield women are fucking harpies and I was hoping to see Marge kick some ass in this ep.
Having said that, since the Simpsons has gone out of their way to try and establish Marge as a sex symbol, do you ever think that we'll see her lose the trademark bee-hive and go with something more modern or sexy? I can't imagine that any amount of shark-jumping is beyond their reach at this point.
According to Entertainment Weekly, next episode's Cleveland Show features Justin Timberlake in two roles, 1) a gay man who gets into a relationship with Terry (apparently he's been gay the whole time!), and 2) a singing booger.
Erm, yay?
Hmm..Timberlake got on the wrong McFarlene train. All the cool kids are the AD bus.
Maybe he didn't want to wreck AD by bringing the entire show to a screeching halt as guest star appearances often do, so that the guest star's presence can be drilled into the viewer's head. Timberlake chose instead to possibly derail an inferior show in order to preserve the flow of AD.
Kudos, Justin, for your self-sacrifice.
Forest Whitaker owns whenever he's on the show though.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, next episode's Cleveland Show features Justin Timberlake in two roles, 1) a gay man who gets into a relationship with Terry (apparently he's been gay the whole time!), and 2) a singing booger.
Erm, yay?
Hmm..Timberlake got on the wrong McFarlene train. All the cool kids are the AD bus.
Maybe he didn't want to wreck AD by bringing the entire show to a screeching halt as guest star appearances often do, so that the guest star's presence can be drilled into the viewer's head. Timberlake chose instead to possibly derail an inferior show in order to preserve the flow of AD.
Kudos, Justin, for your self-sacrifice.
Forest Whitaker owns whenever he's on the show though.
Also really enjoyed Hector Elizando this season on AD.
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I actually laughed at something in the Simpsons. That hasn't happened in a few years, I think.
Homer wasn't pants-on-head-retarded, Bart wasn't spoiled-for-the-sake-of-being-spoiled and Lisa wasn't a smarmy soapbox preacher. I believe this had something to do with it. Also female Moe preparing to hang herself is probably one of the darkest things on the show in a long time.
I actually laughed at something in the Simpsons. That hasn't happened in a few years, I think.
Homer wasn't pants-on-head-retarded, Bart wasn't spoiled-for-the-sake-of-being-spoiled and Lisa wasn't a smarmy soapbox preacher. I believe this had something to do with it. Also female Moe preparing to hang herself is probably one of the darkest things on the show in a long time.
AD still rules the block, though.
The darkest thinking in a long time? Did you not see the Banksy opening they did a few months back?
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When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
I actually laughed at something in the Simpsons. That hasn't happened in a few years, I think.
Homer wasn't pants-on-head-retarded, Bart wasn't spoiled-for-the-sake-of-being-spoiled and Lisa wasn't a smarmy soapbox preacher. I believe this had something to do with it. Also female Moe preparing to hang herself is probably one of the darkest things on the show in a long time.
AD still rules the block, though.
The darkest thinking in a long time? Did you not see the Banksy opening they did a few months back?
Yeah, that's pretty much the darkest thing they've ever shown.
I also dug this episode, even if they do seem to be doing a lot with Moe lately.
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As the show goes on there is more emphasis on Hank Azaria characters and his voice than Harry Shearer ones.
Did anyone catch the name of Marge's salon? Pretty clever.
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When I was a little kid, I always pretended I was the hero,' Skip said.
'Fuck yeah, me too. What little kid ever pretended to be part of the lynch-mob?'
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Barry: "Stop throwing factual statements at me as if they're insults!"
Snot: "LEARN! ENGLISH!"
Toshi: "EAT...MY...BOWLS!"
Roger: "As soon as they say my name I want you to pound that bottle of chardonnay so you can work up the courage to get me some cocaine. I'm gonna want to party later."
Ronnie: "But first I suggest you all turn around so you can see Steve's mom undressing. Mmm...look at dem tig ol' bitties."
Roger: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
Stan: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
Roger: "THIS IS SPARTA!"
their underwear should have been off
Hmm..Timberlake got on the wrong McFarlene train. All the cool kids are the AD bus.
Anyway, I like coming here to see all the reviews if I missed the Sunday line up. You guys are dedicated to the craft of forum posting and TV cartoon watching. I like it.
Maybe he didn't want to wreck AD by bringing the entire show to a screeching halt as guest star appearances often do, so that the guest star's presence can be drilled into the viewer's head. Timberlake chose instead to possibly derail an inferior show in order to preserve the flow of AD.
Kudos, Justin, for your self-sacrifice.
That was one of the best lines I've heard from any show all season.
Having taken a university psych course, it's very true to life.
Having said that, since the Simpsons has gone out of their way to try and establish Marge as a sex symbol, do you ever think that we'll see her lose the trademark bee-hive and go with something more modern or sexy? I can't imagine that any amount of shark-jumping is beyond their reach at this point.
Forest Whitaker owns whenever he's on the show though.
Also really enjoyed Hector Elizando this season on AD.
Come Overwatch with meeeee
Homer wasn't pants-on-head-retarded, Bart wasn't spoiled-for-the-sake-of-being-spoiled and Lisa wasn't a smarmy soapbox preacher. I believe this had something to do with it. Also female Moe preparing to hang herself is probably one of the darkest things on the show in a long time.
AD still rules the block, though.
The darkest thinking in a long time? Did you not see the Banksy opening they did a few months back?
Yeah, that's pretty much the darkest thing they've ever shown.
I also dug this episode, even if they do seem to be doing a lot with Moe lately.
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