Bart Simpson #96 is the latest comic in the Bart Simpson comics series.
Bart and Lisa find themselves embattled over just who won a “dream” bedroom contest. And later, when Lisa decides to become more self-assertive, she enrolls in a class that will help empower her, but maybe she should look before she leaps!
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Yes, today, it’s been 20 years since the first part of the Who Shot Mr. Burns? mystery aired, and the dramatic summer which ensued threw up more wrong answers than not. Interesting factoid, one person actually correctly guessed Maggie the night after broadcast but the show’s producers couldn’t contact them after the summer because they had used a then not-defunct college email address.
Anyway, what happened was this: Mr. Burns brought tons of misery to the town and trying to block the sun out was the last straw, before he tried to take Maggie’s candy and sh- someone shot him, bringing the end to season six.
Anyway, let’s move on from the tin foil hats and onto a behind-the-scenes look at the Simpsons. Ish.
Continue reading We all know Maggie did it, this Throwback Thursday
Duff Beer is set to get an international release. The fictional beer has been on sale in The Simpsons parts of Universal Studios Hollywood and Orlando. Now 20th Century Fox plans on releasing the beer for sale over the US and Europe.
Jeffery Godsick, the Consumer Products president of 20th Century Fox, said in an interview with the Irish Sun that “You will enjoy it at home and eventually at bars. We are treating this as real beer, not a novelty.”
In the past, Matt Groening has expressed worry at Duff going for sale as it could promote drinking among kids, as a huge amount of children watch the show.
Simpsons Summer Shindig #9 is the latest comic in the Simpsons Summer Shindig series.
The Simpsons Summer Shindig gets a super-duper, super dose of superb Simpsons superhero stories this summer! Don’t miss out on all-new collection derring-do that will have you doubled over with laughter!
He wasn’t forced out of the show, and it’s not a case of money causing him to leave. He got offered the same contract the other main cast members got offered, and they all signed on May 1st. The contract he was offered is estimated to have been for $14 million over the 2 seasons.
In an interview with CNN Money, Shearer said “Stay tuned” when asked if there was a possibility he could be back. This might mean he’s willing to go back into negotiations, although it’s unlikely the contract will change.
If Shearer does not return to the show, his characters will be recast to different actors. It’s estimated that they have the Summer to get a deal made to keep him on the show and after that, they’ll have to look for new actors.
OK, I don’t think suit depicting a mad tree actually exists, but it was a pun on one of the episodes which aired on May 14 in the past. And, let’s get on with that episode which inspired the pun.
In season 11, a formerly tension-free (almost) Marge finally lets off all of her years-built up and hidden steam (again) as Otto dumps his bride-to-be on the Simpsons’ front garden and she, Becky, ends up staying with them. Marge quickly finds herself playing hostess to a Becky, and when Becky’s attempts to earn her keep upstage Marge’s own homemaking abilities, Marge quickly finds herself losing her mind. You could call it, a battle of the housewives. No pun there, couldn’t think of one.
Continue reading It’s the Last Mad Tree Suit, this Throwback Thursday
After the TABF-production Harry Shearer will not be part of the main cast in The Simpsons. He has voiced many characters over the years, including Kent Brockman, Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders, Julius Hibbert, Kang, Lenny Leonard, Timothy Lovejoy, Otto Mann, Seymour Skinner, Waylon Smithers and Rainier Wolfcastle. He has been part of the cast since the first episode was aired in 1989. He is leaving the series because he wants the freedom to do other work. In the last four years, he starred in a UK TV series and starred on the London stage. Shearer has, however, said that he will be willing to continue working on the show as long as he can do other stuff too.
Al Jean has stated on Twitter that if Harry Shearer does not return, his characters will be recast.
The title for an upcoming episode of S27, which has VABF02 as the production code, has been revealed. The title of the episode is “Barthood“.
The script cover of the episode was posted in Instagram by an instagram user.
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And I repeat,
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FIVE promotional images for the upcoming 22nd episode and Season Finale of season 26, titled “Mathlete’s Feat“, have been released by FOX. The episode airs on May 17, 2015.
An Episode Full of Maths!
The plot of the episode was given out by SpoilerTV, but Al Jean had already given out information about this episode saying that there would be an upcoming episode in which Lisa joins Springfield Elementary’s Mathlete Team and that the episode would feature “the most complicated math jokes the writers of the show can think of”.
The official plot is:
“When a modernized Springfield Elementary has a technical meltdown, Lisa transforms it into a Waldorf school. Meanwhile, Groundskeeper Willie becomes the coach of the mathletes. Lisa and other kids on the Springfield Elementary Mathlympics Team compete against Waverly Hills Elementary… Springfield has a natural genius… who uses ancient techniques to compute geometric figures… [and] helps the Mathletes.”
If you want to know more about the episode, check out our post on its plot and its details!
Stay tuned for more!
