anyone see today's Simpsons?
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it was your foot--new hand.. :)
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I remember a Simpson's Christmas episode that i thought really said something about the American way of life! The episode were Homer gets no Christmas bonus so he has to go to the dog track to try to win Christmas money for his family. He bets on `Santa`s little helper`` who proceeds to loose the race and all Homers money.  Homer is devastated until he sees the dog being kicked out of the race track to the street. Homer takes him home as his only gift to his family.....and they loved the dog and had a great Christmas. As Americas we can all get caught up in rent,bills money,,,but deep down,,,we are a great society that does understand what life is really about..Americans rule! Since you said ``BLOKE``  I figure you must be from England and i won`t be getting the best answer! lol
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My brother paused it once to see. I think it said 187.50 or something. If I remember I'll tape it tonight and watch it back in slo-mo to see.\n\nEdit: Well I watched it in slo-mo to see. Or I tried to, but they had a short intro on the one today, which only had Bart writing his lines, and then everyone arriving home. If I remember I'll try again tomorrow, but I'm sure an answer will have been picked by then.\n\nEdit 2: I've checked wikipedia. It says: "During the show's opening credits, Maggie goes through a supermarket checkout scanner, which reads that she is worth $847.63 (a wry reference to the monthly cost of infant-rearing in 1989). In "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular", the scanner instead reads "NRA4EVER.""
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from THe simpsons\ndurr
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It was on ABC during the TGIF days. It's out on DVD now...I loved that show. "Not the mama!!"
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You're not alone!!! I'm not alone!!  I can't believe the crud they're putting on Saturday mornings these days!!!  \n\nThe old cartoons were simple, fun and bright and usually cheerful.  They had messages in them that were good for kids to learn.  They also had a pinch of humour.\n\nI loved Smurfs, HeMan, Shera, Rainbow Bright, and the looney tunes and warner bros ones too.\n\nThe new cartoons are involved, dark, sometimes violent and just plain really annoying!!\n\nI just love that movies like Ice Age, Monsters Inc and the like have come out to fill the hole in my cartoon heart.
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I believe this has been resolved.  (Northern) Kentucky to the best of my knowledge. (Although I agree with those that say "Anytown, U.S.A.") Many allusions and suggestions, but only one quirky episode states it explicitly.  \n\n"Behind the Laughter"\n1122 BABF17\nOriginal Airdate: 5/21/00\nA special behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of "the first family of American laughter." As the story unfolds, we learn of Homer Simpsons' humble beginnings and the demo tape that made him famous. Unable to get his videotape seen by any big time network execs, the family turns to FOX. The Simpsons quickly became an enormous hit, the future looking bright. But success comes at a great price and all the baggy pants in MC Hammer's old house can't save the family from themselves. Homer's addiction to painkillers, the tax problems, Bart's reckless behavior - it all spelled trouble for the show and the family. How did they ever pull through? With style and class. And a little help from their friends.
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I herd on the radio here while back that the #1 show in the world right now is C.S.I. Miami. I betcha The Simpsons is in the top 5 also.I couldn't guess the other 3.
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A Bit of Fry & Laurie or The Simpsons.
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Yes I've seen it, it's cutting edge TV and pretty funny. I'm pretty sure FX renewed the show so you will be seeing it in the future. Peace to you on the West Coast, I'm writing to you from Philly.
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it was just on at about seven thirty in Illinois.  I started to watch it.  It comeson FamilyNet here, I believe.
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The Simpsons.. no contest.
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OMG--I totally remember that show! It was one of our favorites growing up!  Talk about a blast to the past!  \n\n**Today's Special was a children's television show produced by Clive VanderBurgh at TV Ontario from 1981 to 1987. It also ran on Nickelodeon and the Faith and Values Channel (now the Hallmark Channel.) It was set in a department store, based on the anchor location of the now defunct Simpson's. Many sequences for the show were shot at the Queen Street West and Yonge Street store after hours.\n\nCore characters\nJeff (Jeff Hyslop): A mannequin with a magical hat that makes him come to life. \nJodie (Nerene Virgin): The store's display designer. \nSam Crenshaw (puppet, Bob Dermer): The store's security guard and a retired member of the merchant marine. \nMuffy (puppet, Nina Keogh): A mouse who speaks in rhyme and lives in the store. \n\nIn the children's department of a major department store, each night Jodie when she arrives for work carries a mannequin (Jeff) upstairs, where Muffy says the magic words "hocus pocus alimagocus!" From there Jeff comes to life, and hilarity ensues.\n\nMany early episodes focused on a tangible object as a subject, such as hats or costumes, with the show revolving around teaching about that subject. Later episodes dealt with more complicated subjects, such as the episode "Wishes" dealing with sacrificing one thing for another, or "Phil's Visit", which dealt with alcoholism.
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Definitely the Simpsons... although B+B is pretty damn funny, too.
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I agree, it is very sad. I used to love the Simpsons but it has turned into a parody of itself. I guess they put money first when they should have done the honourable thing and finished it before they ran out of ideas.
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I like it but I missed a few as well.  The actress who plays Pam was on the Today show today.
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I love it! \n\nIf anybody wants to watch it, here's a link:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXggo2cOTto