#Simpsons superliminal movie

Not one of my favorites, but a great episode still. Saturdays Of Thunder:Great Homer/Bart bonding episode. Perhaps one of my top 30 episodes of all time. Great guest-apparence, great humour, emotion never felt forced. Stark Raving Dad:Its fairly well-liked, but i dont feel it gets the praise it deserves. Homers Night Out:The same reasons Infinity stated. A major part of it could be that I can empathize far better with Lisa's situation than most audiences can, but even so, I don't understand how this episode could be compared to the horrible standards set by The Fool Monty or The Greatest Story Ever D'ohed. Lisa the Drama Queen - This is one of the better post-classics, which makes me feel ashamed that it's considered one of the series' very worst. That 90's Show - If you just treat this as a what-if episode, sort of like Behind the Laughter or the Halloween specials, it's actually pretty decent. The Strong Arms of the Ma - By coincidence, that's all three episodes that star Ruth Powers.

#Simpsons superliminal movie

Marge on the Lam - As consistently paced and funny as Cape Feare, another full-fledged movie parody, but without a crap-tacular ending to ruin it. I'm laughing my freaking butt off from start to finish, with each moment even funnier than the last. New Kid on the Block - It's a fairly popular episode, but it's not popular enough. It's not the show's best, but it's still funny in a quirky, almost sentimental way. I find it thoroughly enjoyable, not to mention unique, thanks to its retrospective narrative approach. I just don't understand why so many people hate this one.ĭancin' Homer - Nobody seems to really love this episode, either. Homer's Night Out - An absolutely wonderful, down-to-earth episode with a likable portrayal of Homer and plenty of smart jokes to boot, too.