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For me I thought of one episode, and that is:

Bart gets an Z. {The idea of the newest teacher spiking his own coffee just so Mrs Krapabble gets her job back, is really stupid.}

Here are my top 5:

AKA The Death Tone.

Simpsonsworld.

Send in the Clones.

School is Hell.

And Coralisa.

In your opinion, what’s the first episode past Season 2 that’s just okay?

For me it’s between "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)" (S8E9) – specifically everything after the chili cookoff – and "The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase" (S8E24).

I can’t stand “Lisa’s wedding“ Which episode is it for you?

For me personally, my favourite season is season two. It’s one of those seasons I watched a lot when I was younger so it, naturally, has a special place in my heart.

The Simpsons is a show that is supposedly set in the present day, but with a status quo that was developed and solidified in the 1990s. Since a lot of the characters are based on stereotypes, and stereotypes change, how might a modern version of the show be different?

Some examples I've thought up:

• Grandpa wouldn't be a WW2 veteran and Skinner wouldn't have fought in Vietnam.

• Technology would play a bigger role in the family's lives (I maintain that the modern show still seems awkward when it tries to handle stuff like social media and smartphones).

• There would almost certainly be more queer characters. Bart and Lisa would probably have at least one friend with gay parents and one classmate who was always experimenting with different pronouns and identities.

• Political divisions between characters would probably be stronger, and there might be at least one stereotypical MAGA obsessed right wing character.

• A modern equivalent to the Flanders family (a ‘model’ family who the Simpsons are meant to be contrasted with and jealous of) probably wouldn't be majorly Christian, and in fact might go the other way. Maybe the modern version of the Flanders are more progressive than Homer and Marge, and that's one of the ways that they come across as smugly ‘better’ than the Simpsons.

• If the show wanted the family to still have money troubles, then there might have to be some kind of explanation as to how they ended up owning such a nice house. Maybe they're renting like the Belchers in Bob's Burgers (probably from Mr Burns).

• Speaking of Burns, no way modern Homer works in a nuclear power plant. No idea what job he does do, possibly he works at Moe's or maybe he's mostly unemployed and “Homer gets a new job” is an even more common episode premise than it is today.

• Equally, I think it's much less likely that modern Marge is a stay at home mother— most families nowadays have both partners working.

Has anyone made a tally of how many times Homer's been fired from the Nuclear Plant? I remember an episode (maybe the first season?) where Homer gets fired for causing an accident, and he treats it like it's the end of the world.

Now, he seems to get fired every season, and he just brushes it off and sees it as an excuse to go do some shenanigans.

No deliberate pauses, no recycled scenes, no reuse of flashbacks, just every second counted.

the simpsons made this spoof of the recent snow white movie called snow woke the reimagining and it has been making waves on the internet but i cant find the episode it comes from nor have i been able to find the the sppof its self online please help

Im no developer or nothing im just writing this cause i want to have a discussion with people of the idea of a simpsons game! Sorry if this is the wring place to post. I am new to reddit..

Now i know their are game already, but ever since tapped out stopped, i really really miss it as i broke the phone i had it one and when i upgraded was pre much round the time it stopped... so much money lost lol

Hit and run was a master piece same with road rage I remeber the simpsons game

Was all amazing games just dont know why they dont make new ones.. I think i just miss tapped out to much

Even a mobile card trading game or something. Typing the simpsons into google play store has no results for anything its depressing :(

For me it would be:

The avatar parody.

The NFT segment.

The RIng segment.

Clockwork Yellow.

And Into the Homer-Verse.

I''ve watch Who Shot Mr. Burns Part 2 multiple times, but I rewatched it again on Disney Plus and turned on the subtitles. After Wiggum had the Twin Peaks-spoofing dream, Eddie suggested to him to check Burns' suit. When Wiggum asked "Did you have the same backwards-talking dream with the flaming cards?", Eddie responded "I'll drive". When I saw this a long time ago, I thought Eddie said "All the time."

Did anyone else thought this as well?

I remember watching this episode once where Lisa actually manages to help Nelson out, I forgot the context of what it was, but basically, Lisa pretty much helps Nelson become an even better bully, which even affects her brother Bart, and she pretty much shows little to no remorse. Firstly, are we meant to like Lisa if she's literally going to be in cahoots with an unlikeable bully? Second, if you know which episode/context this is, did you not find that incredibly frustrating?

For me it would be:

The entire rescue scene from Abe Simpson and his Grumbling Grandson in the Curse of the Flying Hellfish.

When Homer got put on fire by lighting up a jack-o-lantern in the opening of Treehouse of Horror 7 {Yeah that scared me as a kid.}

And the entirety of The Treehouse Of Horror 5.

I could think of a few, which are:

Bart hitting Homer while he was in a bathtub with a chair.

“Sweet Merciful Crap! My Car!”

The entire montage of Homer having a bad time in New York City.

When Homer shot a shotgun in the air in order to improve the Bowling Alley’s salary.

And the “I am the smart.” Scene

For me I could think of 2 scenes, which are:

The ending of And Maggie Makes Three.

And when Bleeding Gum Murphy died.

So the only thing I really remember about it is that there's this doll thing (I think) and something happens to where it blows up somewhere in town, and homer (who's been doing something different the whole time, but knows of this doll) yells "what the hell?!" In a very comedic way as he sees the explosion. I believe the head lands close by to him and he mours it.

The only thing that does that for me was:

That Couch Gag with Rick and Morty.

For me it would be:

When Maggie decided to stay with the Simpsons.

The entire flashback scene between Bart and Lisa in Lisa on Ice.

And when Maggie was born.

Because I've been thinking about it and with Frank's rant to Homer I just feel like he's that type of person.

But I also kind of find it funny that a lot of people will say pull yourself up by the bootstraps but will hate on Frank Grimes. Who is kind of a character who pulled themselves up by the bootstraps.

For me it would be:

The entirety of The Boys of Bummer.

And when Homer betted against Lisa in Homer and Lisa Exchange Crosswords.

I consider it the best movie of 2007.