Memes aside, this scene is cleverly written
Memes aside, this scene is cleverly written
Leo Anderson
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Oliver Green
Yes, it's a great skit. You say "memes aside", but I doubt it would have gotten memed if it didn't have such great timing, performances, and charm.
Jose Flores
Of fucking course, it's classic simpsons
Ethan Hall
i would think the actual quality of the scene is the reason it was memed so hard recently
Jaxon Hall
>but I doubt it would have gotten memed if it didn't have such great timing, performances, and charm
I do, the memes do nothing to focus on any of the positive aspects of it, as is the case with all memes.
Wyatt Baker
it's got a very good sense of humor that can only really be described as "simpsons humor"
Carson Kelly
It certainly was an unforgettable scene
Jace Flores
>mfw I've watched enough variations of this skit to recite every single line from memory
Jonathan Morris
It's really just standard 80s sitcom writing until the house catches fire. That's the joke. Like, if you ever watched a sitcom like Perfect Strangers, Blossom, or even Frasier this scene is depressingly familiar
Elijah Price
Well, Simpsons is an odd show, but they write a good script.
Andrew Baker
Mmm yes, and you call it cleverly written despite the fact that it was obviously typed
Samuel Bell
y-you know I..uh... one thing I-I alway- um
excuse me for one second
Jackson Wilson
Its one of the best animated sketches, period.
Adam Cox
It's a good scene and the best part of that episode, but that episode is lame and season 7 Simpsons isn't all that great either.
Oliver Flores
>New Orleans?
>Coach!
>You have got...
>the whole city
>through that door
>Everything trapped in one room?
Elijah Baker
>yeah!
Sebastian Lee
It's a good joke.
Shame the internet drove it into the ground so hard.
Jayden Gomez
>...can I see?
Noah Fisher
>SHIT NAW!
Logan Cruz
This here is boiled cheeseburger. Thats what I keep sayin'
Juan Harris
>OH LAWD NO-
Grayson Cox
Poor food never stood a chance
Jose Ross
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Justin Sanchez
the joe swanson one is better
Joseph Watson
Leo Taylor
Grayson Perez
For you
Gabriel Bailey
He's not good at doing Homers voice.
Brandon Anderson
Can this be topped? m.youtube.com
Carson Hall
Fuck you, this is one of the best and most creative memes in a long while. Unlike a certain african echidna
Logan James
Steamed hams but it's gay sex
John Smith
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Eli Richardson
Now that's isometric exercise
Xavier Peterson
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Bentley Diaz
The very last panel should be Gaben saying that, but overall i really appreciate this.
Dylan Davis
Why Gaben?
Ian Gutierrez
yeah that's a real smoking hot opinion there user
Cooper Perez
The production quality on some of these is impressive
Benjamin Young
Because we're never getting episode 3 where we actually go and do that.
Xavier Taylor
No shit, it's considered one of the best scenes in the show.
Adrian Bell
nice
Robert White
Nathan Sullivan
Henry Ramirez
Aiden Cruz
Evan Williams
amazing
Gavin Flores
Agreed. Simpsons peaked at S3-S6 and notably declined in quality after, then took a nosedive into oblivion starting with S10.
Benjamin Bennett
Oh look I made another one
Easton Powell
>Boiled cheeseburger?
>That is so depressing.
David Adams
>COACH, THE BUILDING IS ON FIRE!!!
Naw girl, it's just New Orleans.
Chase Hill
People used to say the first 10 seasons were good.
Then people settled on S3-S8.
Now you're saying S3-S6.
Pretty soon it'll just be season 4.
The most famous cartoon in history had only one good season.
Mason Walker
It's at least 3 to 7. I would say 3-8 myself, but 7 had a lot of the gold era episodes in it.
It goes like this:
1 - still finding its feet, some good shit in there
2 - some really good shit in there, but still a bit weird compared to later seasons
3-8 gold
9-10 - a noticeable decline and more 'in your face' jokes, but still moderately good
11 - worse than 9-10 but not awful, a good stopping point ending at Behind the Laughter
12-14 - watchable
15+ - zombie garbage
Christopher Sanchez
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Alexander Watson
Austin Jenkins
these were my personal favorites
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Julian Davis
>saying the wrong part of his name
Joseph Moore
>that intro
>running to BurgerTANK
>Nick tripping while walking out
>the fucking firetruck at the end
Every time I watch one of these, I get surprised again by the amount of detail put into it.
Leo Hill
You're wrong. The entire reason for the meme is that it plays off the natural comedic timing and rhythm of the scene. The meme is a direct result of the scene's quality and emphasizes that quality.
Colton Fisher
Why did Skinner just have a roast prepared?
Where were the potatoes? The greens?
Well written my ass.
Hunter Williams
>season 7 Simpsons isn't all that great either.
Nah. Season 7 was still great. Season 8 is where the cracks started showing.
Jaxon Brown
literally just a bunch of kids trying to force another "we are number 1 but ____" meme
Henry Jones
>trying to force
Juan Ward
I quite liked Season 7 (And the 3F holdovers in Season 8), cause I always saw it as Oakley and Weinstein attempting to bring back the balance of heart and comedy that the 3rd and 4th seasons were known for, as a response to the Mirkin era mostly just focusing on comedy.
Just a shame they started doing weird experimental shit in season 8 because they thought the show would end soon.
Eli Gutierrez
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Blake Barnes
It was still pretty meta in that Chalmers could immediately see through Seymour's bullshit but Seymour was still acting like he was in a wacky comedy
Dylan Sanchez
I could actually see Frasier doing a scene like this, fire included.
Michael Stewart
The Metal Gear one is still my favorite. The random real world cutscene just like in the first game is just perfect.
Jackson Butler
>cleverly written
Why did Superintendent Chalmers randomly barge into Seymour's kitchen?
Why did he not question the fact that Seymour took an obscene amount of time ordering at the Krusty Burger?
Why did Seymour not bother to turn off the stove?
Like, I can accept the comedy tier dialogue, but simple character motivations are left unexplained.
Dominic Allen
>Why did Superintendent Chalmers randomly barge into Seymour's kitchen?
He probably heard Seymour's scream
>Why did he not question the fact that Seymour took an obscene amount of time ordering at the Krusty Burger?
I think you're overestimating how long it takes to order fastfood thats across the street.
>Why did Seymour not bother to turn off the stove?
He forgot to.
Jack Lopez
That's how I used to COOK when I played college ball
Blake Brooks
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Joshua Rivera
The joke was that Seymour completely got out of the comedic comeuppance despite that making absolutely no sense. It's funny because it lampoons bad writing and then denies the cliches full blossom.
Jack Roberts
That's because Frasier did a joke like this.
Leo Garcia
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Nolan Wilson
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Zachary Perez
I say it in every Simpson thread, Season 2 is the most underrated season of the Simpsons. Frankly season 1 is great as well, but 2 is a very special show.
Golden Agen for me will always be 1-10.
Caleb Young
cringe