I thought of the "Hey Arnold!" episode "Full Moon," where Harold, Stinky and Sid moon the prinicpal, who basically holds Arnold hostage in a week of detention as the only witness to get the information out of him.
You mean Roger, Roger, and Roger. I think it's becoming increasingly Roger's show; he's been at the center of most of the plots and has become the "symbol" of the show. I myself have never liked him; I actually abandoned AD a few years ago thanks to him, and haven't looked back save for an...
I'm not "having a fit." I have bigger problems with the relaunch than referencing things from the present.
-As I discussed earlier, the Fry/Leela thing is going nowhere, but it is one of the dominant features of the show. We're told it's destiny, but they're just good friends.
Resolve it and...
Agreed. The problem is that the show has made it out that it's, like, destiny that these two will be together... and I just don't see it. Fry has done everything for Leela from sacrificing himself to finding her parents... and it STILL isn't enough. Not only does it make Leela a cruel, cold...
How about Juniper Lee?
She inherited great power without any say in the matter, and what is her lot in life? Trapped in her hometown until either she dies or becomes infirm/passes the baton, no friends to help her burden (just family that either is ineffectual, obnoxious or doesn't want the...
Clarify, please...
I'm confused; are topical jokes being added or not? Several posts here outright state or suggest they are, but David said nothing that indicates to me that such a bastardization is happening... if it is, it shows how far Futurama's straying from what made it great by relying...
And as I've said to you before... why should you care? You don't like it? Fine. Don't watch. I know you've said "I want to say I've seen them all." I can assure you no one will care; I've seen all 727 episodes and 11 movies of Star Trek, and I don't brag about it outside of the trivia portion of...
simpspin, I think it's pretty clear that rgg (and others for that matter) are upset about this, there's no need to be gleefully rubbing it in or putting words in his mouth about him seeing this as the Second Coming. Maybe people just... like the show, you know? For example, I would have no...
I don't think it's so much hating the Simpsons as it is feeling like it should have ended long, long ago, when it was still the amazing satire of the nuclear family we knew and loved. At least, that's how it is for me.
I'm not to keen on that option, either. I've actually all but abandoned the relaunch because of all the lazy jokes and current events sniping as opposed to engrossing, witty sci-fi/fantasy parody that used to be there. I also think Fry/Leela has run its course and is no longer believable as a...
I think the most sobering thing about The Simpsons is just how long it's been around. I remember watching them for the first time in first grade or so. In between now and then, I have completed grade school, earned two degrees, moved out of my parents' home, and held four jobs. I honestly didn't...
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