The Simpsons Reviews (Page 5)
The Simpsons Review: "Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts"
It's amazing that after 23 seasons, The Simpsons still has characters it can still explore, thanks to the ridiculously fleshed out populace of Springf...
The Simpsons Review: "The Falcon and the D'Ohman"
The summer's over and we finally get the answer that's been keeping Simpsons fans up all night since last season's finale: did Nedna stay together!? Y...
The Simpsons Season Finale Review: "The Ned-Liest Catch"
Last night was The Simpsons season 22 finale, and the show attempted to bring back some of its former glory from its season six cliffhanger final...
The Simpsons Review: "500 Keys"
While looking for a spare car key, The Simpsons opened a drawer to "500 Keys" and the audience was treated to a rare thing for this animated cartoon: four ...
The Simpsons Review: "Homer Scissorhands"
"Everything's coming up Milhouse!" Editor's Note: I have to warn you, after using that expression for over a decade of my life, hearing one of my favorite ...
The Simpsons Review: "The Real Housewives of Fat Tony"
I'm normally a fan of The Simpsons bit where Selma gets married and divorced in an episode. Heck, her marriages to Sideshow Bob and Troy McClur...
The Simpsons Review: "The Great Simpsina"
After a typical Simpsons random intro involving a peach you pick it farm with a guest voice by Jack McBrayer, the second act naturally involved Lisa stumbl...
The Simpsons Review: "Love Is A Many Strangled Thing"
Was this really the first episode of The Simpsons that revolved around Homer strangling Bart? The bit has been featured since season one, yet I can't recal...
The Simpsons Review: "A Midsummer's Nice Dream"
This week's episode of The Simpsons not only featured guest voices by stoner duo "Cheech" Marin and Tommy Chong, but actually dedicated the entire "A Midsu...
The Simpsons Review: "The Scorpion's Tale"
This week's episode of The Simpsons started with a unique premise, as Lisa discovered a flower that pacified aggressive scorpions during a field trip. Then...
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