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Talking Simpsons - HOMЯ With Andrew Jupin
🕑 Added 2021-06-16 04:00:00 +0000 UTCWe welcome back Andrew Jupin from the awesome We Hate Movies podcast to talk about this crayon-fueled episode! After attending an animation festival, Homer for some reason learns he is stupid because a crayon is shoved into his brain. This leads him to a rollercoaster of emotions disproving divinity and pissing off all of his friends. It all leads to a tragic ending in a scattershot episode, so listen now to see how we feel about this powder blue piece of Simpsons history!
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Jesse Temple
whoa!
I’ve come to report that the first two episodes of NBC’s “Sammy” show that were briefly mentioned surfaced online about a month ago! I watched the pilot & found it boring. There’s some decent comedy but David Spade’s delivery makes much of it fall flat. (he voices both the main character & his Dad). The visuals reminded me of a Klasky Csupo show even though they didn’t make this, and that’s because Duckman’s creator Everett Peck was the art director. The character design supervisor, Jerry Richardson also worked on Ahh Real Monsters & Rugrats All Grown Up too. Just wanted to let you all know about this recovered piece of list media, even if it’s nothing special for the time. https://youtu.be/H5DhY-InKno https://youtu.be/LZPf3ohMATQ
Dylan (batmanboy11) Freitag
Prior to this episode I had no idea who Dame Edna is, so I assumed it was another transphobic joke of the era when Moe expressed his distaste at learning he was a man. I didn't end up googling it before listening to this episode, but I'm glad you guys cleared it up. Moe never realizing Dame Edna is *famously* a drag queen, and proceeding to masturbate to him, is a MUCH better joke than whenever transphobia DOES appear on the show, so kudos to them (for once). -- Also, as per the CRAYON DISCUSSION: here in Canada I can confirm I don't think I've ever heard ANYONE say "cran" in person. The only times I do hear it are from Americans (generally by those specifically from the midwest too I've noticed).
