Do you think fox network should show The Simpsons episode called Trouble With Trillions? See details?
439281
When Homer forgot to pay his taxes?\nand he whapped them like a barito, and the FBI took him\nand he had to betray Mr. Burns?\nWhy shouldn't they show it.\n\nIt was sure funny
58543
FOX will see that ABC (or vise versa) will see that the other one is making more money then they are so they will start a show about that.
303143
We have to wait until this fall. I hope the investigations start and I know they will. I held back a roll of my special George Bush faced toilet paper for the impeachment proceedings on Fox News. Wont that be great to watch it all on Fox?
763257
I don't think that there is any were on TV that you can watch any old Disney series. I think that it would be a good idea if they ran an oldies Marathon for like two days and played nothing but the old shows. The people that watch could vote on the shows and the number of episodes to be shown.
135400
Sounds like a good idea :-)\n\nYou need to develop a business plan and market it to suitable investors. I would imagine that people already involved in television would be the logical place. Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc......
1155251
The commercials say that 20 friends win the lottery.  To me, that sounds like the cast will be too big and will cause characters to get lost in the story line.  Also, with such a specific amount, depending on if they took that as a bulk sum or spread out between 20 years...how much money did each one actually get?  The show sounds like it will be interesting for about 2 episodes...after that no one will care what kind of pricks money will make these "friends" turn into.
542690
i think its a wonderful idea.  in fact, i think they should bring back the show to do just that.  i think the show would be a huge success.
635975
No, but Fox might release it on DVD this summer or fall. I love that show!
436756
Cancelled. Fox  premiers new shows, but does not like to kept them unless their ratings are high.\n\nToo few shows to get syndicated, don't expect to see any reruns
1000493
1/3 or 2 billion is fair. You must remember that many still don't own tv sets or have access to them.\nPlus if you consider families that watch, that reduces the viewers to one (technically) for that set.
744357
Refusing to buy his book and not watching his Special on Fox is what everyone out there should do. Why anyone would want to(in my opinion) give this killer $1 of their money towards his book or any ratings by watching his special is a slap in the face to the Goldman family and the Brown family.  My sympathy goes out to his children.  God forgive anyone that would contribute to this farce in any way.\nI can't stop watching Fox but only to watch Bill O'reilly.  \nNeedless to say he is very upset about this and is telling his viewers the way to get him is not to buy the book or watch the special.\n\nI just read Lore's comment about OJ having to do it to pay money he owed to the Goldman's. Are you kidding?  Not one dime of his haul is going to anyone but OJ, him and his lawyer had that figured out....how to hide the money or do with it so no one else gets a dime of it.  Do you think this maniac gives a d%$* about anyone but himself?
892334
I totally agree. I watched it yesterday (in Canada, we get the episodes a day ahead). I stopped watching 20 minutes in, then just flipped back once in a while. Hope they don't do that kind of thing again....
1235
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.
801742
I tell yah, I'm a conservative but I really do like Daily Show and Colbert Report.  I guess a Con fake news show would be funny, but I dont know.  Maybe they'd over do it.  Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are funny, i'd only watch Fox's if it was as funny or funnier (kinda doubt)
203226
i love the Simpsons. i think they are very funny, however, i do think they aren't quite as good as they used to be. they're still good.
961573
Sure sounds that way.  It's one of those "I hope not, but I definitely know it is" kind of things.  Fox isn't dumb enough to let go of its #2 cash cow, and you all know what the #1 answer is.
1065190
Not any more.  I did though before I gave up television altogether.  \nThe Simpsons was actually one of the more-intelligent and better-written shows on TV.\nIt's ironic that is was a cartoon.