The Simpsons Reviews (Page 7)
The Simpsons Review: "Treehouse of Horror XXI"
After getting past Professor Frink's somewhat lame DVR joke (hasn't The Simpsons done these already?), "Treehouse of Horror XXI" opened with a great Office...
The Simpsons Review: "MoneyBart"
After opening with the extremely dark, long couch-gag, there was no way The Simpsons could have failed last night. The opening, which was credited to...
The Simpsons Review: "Loan-A-Lisa"
Easily out of all the characters on The Simpsons, Lisa is the most well written, layered characters on the show. Unfortunately, she's the voice of re...
The Simpsons Season Premiere Review: "Elementary School Musical"
Last night The Simpsons made its heavily promoted season 22 premiere complete with the cast of Glee lending its voices to several of Lisa's fellow performi...
The Simpsons Season Finale Review: "Judge Me Tender"
This week's episode of The Simpsons was the season 21 finale of the show, so the producers clearly tried to go out with a bang with the American Idol episo...
The Simpsons Review: "The Bob Next Door"
One of our favorite Simpsons characters, nay villains of all times, Sideshow Bob returned to the show last night in "The Bob Next Door" so expect this to b...
The Simpsons Review: "Moe Letter Blues"
While this week's Mother's Day episode of The Simpsons was a pretty obvious homage to the 1949 movie, A Letter to Three Wives, the episode was still more t...
The Simpsons Review: "To Surveil With Love"
For "Fox Rocks" week, The Simpsons decided to celebrate by replacing their intro / couch gag with a musical number to the Ke$ha hit, "Tik Tok." From ...
The Simpsons Review: "The Squirt and the Whale"
In a style reminiscent of old Simpsons, this week's episode opened with a fairly funny attack on alternative energies, and quickly switched over to a compl...
The Simpsons Review: "Chief of Hearts"
We're huge fans of the Wiggum family, so it's shocking that a Simpsons episode that focused on a friendship between Homer and Clancy would be so mediocre.&...
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