The Simpsons 30th season premiere tonight!
Anyone else watching it in an hour? Myself and my two daughters are (ages 9 and 11). I’m 39 and have watched since day 1. Who else still loves the show?
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Wasn't bad, wasn't great an interesting idea not necessarily terrible execution.
It had it's moments, Lisa however was a tad annoying, she has de-evolved into a somewhat laughable version of herself.
To quote Flanders:
"Do I hear the sound of butting in? It's got to be little Lisa Simpson, Springfield's answer to a a QUESTION NO ONE ASKED!"
I wouldn't call her a hypocrite, although she is one, I'd simply point out that a single warning was all that was needed.
She enjoys watching Bart fail, just as much as she enjoys doing nothing to prevent the situation.
That said, in a rare turn of events I actually enjoyed this episode (that isn't the rarity), what really amazed me is how this episode was better than the Bob's burgers episode!
I am not a fan of Tina Belcher, the worst character in the series (just my opinion), so when I realized it was a Tina centric episode..... Yeah.
All in all it wasn't bad, I really enjoyed the Emily Deschannel bit, classic Homer.
It had it's moments, Lisa however was a tad annoying, she has de-evolved into a somewhat laughable version of herself.
To quote Flanders:
"Do I hear the sound of butting in? It's got to be little Lisa Simpson, Springfield's answer to a a QUESTION NO ONE ASKED!"
I wouldn't call her a hypocrite, although she is one, I'd simply point out that a single warning was all that was needed.
She enjoys watching Bart fail, just as much as she enjoys doing nothing to prevent the situation.
That said, in a rare turn of events I actually enjoyed this episode (that isn't the rarity), what really amazed me is how this episode was better than the Bob's burgers episode!
I am not a fan of Tina Belcher, the worst character in the series (just my opinion), so when I realized it was a Tina centric episode..... Yeah.
All in all it wasn't bad, I really enjoyed the Emily Deschannel bit, classic Homer.
