Its fricked up when you think about the sliding time scale they are doing. By the new timelines and shit Lisa had to be born in like 2015 and Bart was in 2013. Episodes like Lisa Goes Gaga can never happen because Lisa wasn't even born during that peak of Gagas career.
I feel like the 2021 episode with hip-hop Homer should have taken place in the 00s. If the 1991 flashback episode shows Homer and Marge as teens in 1974, and the 2008 episode does the same back in the early 90s, then why does the 2021 episode also show Homer as a teen (albeit a totally different kind of teen) in the early 90s? Homer seems be 35 to 40 at any given moment, and it's weird that both 1991 and 2008 episodes go back roughly 17 years to show him as a teen, but the 2021 episode goes back 30 years,
Inevitably, the timeline will be where Homer and Marge met online, and teenage Homer was actually some popular YouTuber uploading Jackass-style stunts. That's certainly the next big retconning of Homer and Marge meeting. But I'm just surprised they didn't pull the trigger on that with a mid-00s flashback episode and instead retreaded the early 90s setting.
I have undiagnosed mental disorders that I treat with alcohol and weed.
>Show tries to portray Homer as a hardcore 90s hip-hop fan >...Who is a fan of Tag Team and Vanilla Ice
I swear to God that the Simpsons writer's are the most out of touch motherfrickers on the planet
they're desperately trying to recreate a past they didn't live. It's why the flashback episodes back when they met in the 70s felt more genuine, because it was being made by people who had most of their formative experiences in the 70s and 80s. With the 90s ones its just like 'uh, frick, Jim do you remember what was on the television box when the gen x and millennials were in college'.
What? You didn't liked when Marge went to a experimental free thinking 90s college to learn how to express herself and then she got mad at Homer for forming a experimental free thinking 90s Grunge band and expressing himself?
Is Abe even a WWII vet anymore or did they slide it up to Korea/Vietnam also his Mona going to be a Hippie if Homer was born in the Eighties or late Seventies when that shit was as popular as HIV and Disco
Its fricked up when you think about the sliding time scale they are doing. By the new timelines and shit Lisa had to be born in like 2015 and Bart was in 2013. Episodes like Lisa Goes Gaga can never happen because Lisa wasn't even born during that peak of Gagas career.
Technically speaking, if the show is happening right now in present day, Maggie would have been a pandemic baby, with Homer and Marge being Millennials who somehow own a house and raise three kids on a single income. Which means that Homer and Marge would have been born AFTER Maggie was when the show first came out.
Wrong, Stewie was born in April 18, 1998 as he celebrates his 1 year birthday in the third episode "Chitty Chitty Death Bang", which aired in April 18, 1999.
Bart should be getting close to being the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
46?
I was thinking about that the other day. Crazy right? They made this joke to be absurdly on the future and now we are almost there.
Yep episode was 31 years ago and he became supreme court justice 40 years after
The age requirement is a bit absurd
Its fricked up when you think about the sliding time scale they are doing. By the new timelines and shit Lisa had to be born in like 2015 and Bart was in 2013. Episodes like Lisa Goes Gaga can never happen because Lisa wasn't even born during that peak of Gagas career.
I feel like the 2021 episode with hip-hop Homer should have taken place in the 00s. If the 1991 flashback episode shows Homer and Marge as teens in 1974, and the 2008 episode does the same back in the early 90s, then why does the 2021 episode also show Homer as a teen (albeit a totally different kind of teen) in the early 90s? Homer seems be 35 to 40 at any given moment, and it's weird that both 1991 and 2008 episodes go back roughly 17 years to show him as a teen, but the 2021 episode goes back 30 years,
Inevitably, the timeline will be where Homer and Marge met online, and teenage Homer was actually some popular YouTuber uploading Jackass-style stunts. That's certainly the next big retconning of Homer and Marge meeting. But I'm just surprised they didn't pull the trigger on that with a mid-00s flashback episode and instead retreaded the early 90s setting.
I have undiagnosed mental disorders that I treat with alcohol and weed.
>Show tries to portray Homer as a hardcore 90s hip-hop fan
>...Who is a fan of Tag Team and Vanilla Ice
I swear to God that the Simpsons writer's are the most out of touch motherfrickers on the planet
they're desperately trying to recreate a past they didn't live. It's why the flashback episodes back when they met in the 70s felt more genuine, because it was being made by people who had most of their formative experiences in the 70s and 80s. With the 90s ones its just like 'uh, frick, Jim do you remember what was on the television box when the gen x and millennials were in college'.
What? You didn't liked when Marge went to a experimental free thinking 90s college to learn how to express herself and then she got mad at Homer for forming a experimental free thinking 90s Grunge band and expressing himself?
Is Abe even a WWII vet anymore or did they slide it up to Korea/Vietnam also his Mona going to be a Hippie if Homer was born in the Eighties or late Seventies when that shit was as popular as HIV and Disco
Technically speaking, if the show is happening right now in present day, Maggie would have been a pandemic baby, with Homer and Marge being Millennials who somehow own a house and raise three kids on a single income. Which means that Homer and Marge would have been born AFTER Maggie was when the show first came out.
It wasn't a gag, it was a fricking threat
looks like that twitch guy
Wrong, Stewie was born in April 18, 1998 as he celebrates his 1 year birthday in the third episode "Chitty Chitty Death Bang", which aired in April 18, 1999.
Cool, we're almost the same age (give or take one year)
I knew all we have left in Cinemaphile were little kids. You were 5 when the site was made.
Huh he works as a redhead.
Heh
hehehehehehehehehehehe groceries
Anyone ever question his head shape?
He has his moms nose and dads chin, but where the frick does the football head come from?
He mashed it up on the ceiling
>the only aged-up Meg we've ever gotten was an ugly old woman
Sad.
The troony in the movie doesn't count.
>The troony
His name is RON.
didn't he have brown hair in the time travel episode
Stewie looks unfortunate
Jesus no wonder he keeps his head shaved in the other flash forwards. Baldness is a blessing for this man.
Funny how Stewie turns out to be the ugliest Griffin kid.