Post an image of a Simpsons moment that you feel perfectly represents its golden age
Post an image of a Simpsons moment that you feel perfectly represents its golden age
Juan Jones
Jace Reyes
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Nolan Rivera
He could still make it.
Lincoln Sanders
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Jaxson Allen
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Ryder Parker
"I really tried this time! I really tried! This is as good as I can do, and I still failed!"
Robert Jones
Overrated episode.
Jaxson Turner
>Something posted.
Nolan Carter
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Evan Turner
>Not good.
Jace Barnes
you are so beautiful, to me....
Jace Fisher
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Jeremiah Green
>What was it?
Landon Bennett
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Robert Brown
>"Post an image of a Simpsons moment."
Aiden Collins
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Jace Gomez
Bullshit, it's a great episode.
Hunter Carter
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Justin Gomez
"Big shoes to fill"
>Nowadays the gag would have Family Shit on the couch
Ian Wright
>No, that's okay
William Jenkins
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Ian Hernandez
Yeah, overrated doesn't necessarily mean bad.
I like it but I don't think it's anything close to how much praise it gets.
Matthew Lee
>"represents its golden age"
Jeremiah Turner
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Hunter Brown
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Cooper Gomez
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Carter Allen
This episode hit too close to home
Nathaniel Cruz
>They're implying you're not good anymore!
Ian Hughes
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Jose Smith
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Jaxson Johnson
Your a faggot
Jayden Hill
Reply.
Thomas Murphy
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Isaac Rogers
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James Perez
"I didn't think I was rehabilitated, but I guess they needed the extra bed."
Easton Richardson
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Chase Johnson
"I'll get you beer baron"
"Noo you won't"
"...yes I will"
"won't"
It's a simple scene, but I love it
Anywho, do the Simpsons still do musical bits... I means apart from putting in pop songs for the intro
Luke Lewis
>season 11
>golden age
Carter Williams
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Landon Robinson
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Henry Allen
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Xavier Clark
"GOLDEN AGE"? HOW DARE YOU!?
I'll have you know we've got Amy Schumer guest starring as the voice of Mr. Burn's mother in the Season 28 premiere!
We're just getting our second wind! You'll see! You'll all see!!
Brandon Thomas
>Amy Schumer
I could only be less disappointed if it was... what's that girl's name... was on the daily show, somehow got her own show despite being one of the weakest parts of that show
Oliver Brooks
Samantha Bee? I think they're saving her for Season 29
Ryan Wood
That's the one
I mean, The Daily Show didn't really stand out for the coanchors or whatever they were called, but she was the worst of a bad bunch
Jonathan Brown
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Jack Rodriguez
A great choice.
Jaxon Morales
>one half has a bite mark
>other half doesn't
Pic related.
Cameron Barnes
He got halfway through a bite.
Grayson Jones
DENTAL PLAN
Blake Jones
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David Young
Man it's been so long since I've seen this unedited, I forgot how heartwarming this actually is.
Parker Davis
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Brayden Rivera
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Elijah Jackson
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Joshua Jones
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Luis Davis
Jayden Martinez
This, a million times this. It exactly represents the golden age, it's something that would never happen today. A comedic character like homer just calmly thinking about life
Gavin Murphy
Damn some of these images are making me fucking sad. Not because of the great writing and heart they had. But what the show turned into.
Wyatt Garcia
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Ayden Murphy
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Caleb Robinson
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Jack Gomez
Is it any good?
Could be worse could be the black chick and it could be even worse than that.
It could be Larry Whilmore.
Gavin Collins
>Is it any good?
I have no idea. You know how it's always said don't mix meds and booze? I take some medication that, when combined with booze in any capacity, causes some 100% fatal disease. Haven't had a drop in years, which I kind of miss.
Like this medication is all
>take pill in the morning
>have one beer for dinner
>dead
so I don't want to risk it.
Daniel Hall
>literally simpsons jumping the gorge (shark)
woah, it's a homer does something crazy episode
Josiah Cox
I know you guys going to kill me and call me "Underage" faggot.
But, I thought that guy was greg from steven universe for a minute.
Parker Moore
I'm pretty sure Rebecca Sugar's style was highly influenced by The Simpsons.
Josiah Kelly
Lisa needs braces!
Leo Flores
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Nolan Wilson
Rebecca sugar was influenced by every media, just look at her show.
Can't go a frame without referencing some sort of material
Brandon Scott
>Burns
You need to get your eyes checked, user.
That's clearly Mr. Snrub
Lincoln Foster
Jesus, user. What the hell kind of medication is that?
Jayden Fisher
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Chase Sullivan
>a young white girl consorting with an old black man
Liberal propaganda
Dylan Rodriguez
Beetus meds. Not bad enough where I need to take insulin, but it's a pill that's supposed to help control...something or other in my body, I don't remember anymore.
Oliver Adams
She's yellow.
Lucas Walker
its true that rebecca sugar is heavily influenced by the simpsons
she drew that one comic with the two brothers who loved to talk to each other in simpsons references
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this one
Cooper Russell
Its pretty nice
Ryan Wilson
underrated post
Anthony Turner
Oh shit that was her?
Henry Foster
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Ian Gomez
>The Bart, The!
Evan Taylor
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Kayden Lewis
I really hate this episode. I know Sup Forums has a boner for it and I've never really understood why.
Season 7 was when the series began to show serious signs of fatigue. As far as I'm concerned, 8 is the last one actually worth watching for the most part.
Stuff that bothered me about Mother Simpson was the fact that it just seemed a little too absurd.
For comparison... the idea of Homer having a long lost brother who is incredibly wealthy isn't too nuts and is a format for a number of issues of brotherhood.
But bringing back Homer's mother using the reason that she's on the run from Mr. Burns and is caught in a ridiculous situation where she can't be with her family almost just seems cruel.
There are so many better ways to write about an absent family member - this just felt contrived for the sake of needing the mother to come back and disappear again. Never mind how terribly it treats Abe... the man who actually raised Homer.
I also happen to think it's a pretty poor episode in general.
tldr; one of the moments that The Simpsons stops being about a typical blue-collar suburban family and now has a family member secretly hiding from the law because of some absurd crime.
Feel free to shoot me down for my terrible opinion.
Kayden Reyes
I've got to add that I know Simpsons is almost always absurd... but I don't think it's at its best when those things literally rewrite the dynamics of the family... the monorail for example - is a fun distraction - but it doesn't actually permanently make Homer a monorail conductor or make us reconsider his relationship to Marge.
Mason Sullivan
When they could pull off references and dark humour without it being Family Guy teir
Julian Flores
what i wouldnt give to be the goat
Caleb Phillips
The only problem I had with Mother Simpson was the pacing was too fast, no real moments to breath, it should of been a two parter
Blake Hill
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Brody Carter
That's it. I cannot work under these conditions.
Jonathan Cox
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Brody Murphy
Stealing this, thanks user.
Alexander Flores
>just now realize Springfield must be west of the Mississippi considering its proximity to deserts and mesas
Ian Clark
This by far, this is what I first thought of.
Adam Myers
Did you watched it in english? I watched it
as a dubbed version as a child and thought the same. I was wrong.
Sebastian Garcia
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Benjamin White
And that horrible act of child abuse became one of our most beloved running gags.
William Lewis
This is so ugly. Jesus christ. She can ruin everything.
Jaxson Watson
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Hunter Ortiz
Something about that ending always really gets me. I think it's a combination of the music and scenery, and how Homer could be such a well-written and relatable character back then.
>Look up the scene on Youtube.
>Copyright 1995.
21 years ago, Jesus Christ.