What is the best Simpsons episode?
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What is the best Simpsons episode?
What is the best Simpsons episode?
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SNEED
kys
i wanted normal responses not HAHA IRONIC HUMOR
The tomaco episode was viewed as top ten even before the sneed meme.
True. I always loved the tomacco episode, but it always made me sad when Homer's deal dried up at the last second
The joke "Sneed's Feed & Seed: Formerly Chuck's" is unironically funny though
aside from the gay forced meme, sneed ep is shit
it DOES taste like grandma though
The fifth episode of the eleventh season, I forgot its name though
last exit to Springfield
just because of burns and smithers running the plant by themselves
Last exit to springfield is one of several answers that is more or less unimpeachable
I'll compile a list of my favorites give me a second
In no particular order:
Bart the murderer
Homer defined
Lisa's Pony
Homer the heretic
Mr. Plow
Duffless
Homer and Apu
Bart of Darkness
Bart's Girlfriend
Homer the Great
Bart vs. Australia
Bart sells his soul
Marge be not proud
A fish called Selma
Bart on the road
Summer of 4 ft. 2
Homers Enemy
watched the Australia one today. the gag when he's on the phone with the Aussie dad had me rolling.
definitely a good candidate for top episode
The latest one
the stonecutters one
$pringfield
Itchy & Scratchy Land
Such a freakishly good episode. So many great gags. Doesn't hurt that it also tickles that part of my brain that equates "Theme park" = "comfy". Killer robots aside, it always looked like a fun place to visit.
I like the way cartoons are able to show hilariously exaggerated rides.
>Everyone else hates it but I liked the episode where we found out Skinner wasnt really Skinner
I always felt that as far as jokes and some really nice heartfelt characterization go it's a great episode even though what it meant for Skinner as a character and how the writers wanted to show how they don't give a shit about continuity was really stupid.
The episode where Homer tries to be friends with Flanders always makes me laugh. Everyone else hates it but I liked the episode where we found out Skinner wasnt really Skinner
sneeds feed and seed
chucks...frick and suck
hahaha how did the simpsons get away with that one
it's like intercourse and fellatio
the first act of the "mr burns is an alien" episode is 11/10
Homer the Vigilante
Sideshow Bob Roberts
For me? It's Homer at the Bat. Every joke lands. Non-stop laughs.
This and Radio Bart were probably my favorites
Oh yeah, that's a great one. I'd almost forgotten about it. My favorite "emotional" episode is the Michael Jackson one. The Lisa birthday song is my favorite simpsons song.
Stark Raving Dad
I like that one where they go "sugar tudu du du du hmm honey honey".
Thats the Bart joins the Boyscouts episode
I'm partial towards Homer's Triple Bypass myself.
Homer Goes To College
bad taste
have a nice day dean
kino taste
BUS WANKERS
Haven't been on Cinemaphile for a couple years let alone Cinemaphile
Glad to see
Anything before '00.
The one where Apu lives with the titular family and they all start singing a song and then Homer's all "he lied to us through song" and I forget what happens at the end.
Homer at the Bat.
I think you might be right
Only the Sneed episode is good, everything else is goyslop.
22 short stories about springfield
the 138th episode special is up there in the top 3 or 4
e-i-e-i-annoyed grunt
also Monorail stands out as being perfectly absurd
Conan O'Brien episodes aren't bad.
Bart gets famous
The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson
all episodes written by John Swartzwelder are equal front runners, the best of them is personal preference
The first Xmas episode. Still makes me emotional. So much heart and it just gets me for some reason.
>greyhound racetrack closed down
>no more excellent thick cut french fries
Feels bad.
Homer Joins the Navy will always have a special place in my heart.
And the episode with the dud if only because Homers reaction was perfect.
Lemon of Troy
The Principal and the Pauper.
It goes a long way to explaining the mass delusions experienced by the people of Springfield and their ability to turn a blind eye to the most absurd aspects of the show.