Simpsons scenes that are VERY HARD to watch

May 1, 2009, 6:24 PM ET32 posts by 13 posters
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Lenny with a coin stuck in his head Lenny with a hook in his eyelid Bart drilling eyeholes into Homer's head bucket CBG and Agnes Skinner in the sack The THOH intro where the guy in the microwave explodes Homer falling down the canyon wall Homer after his face is sucked into the vacuum hose The entire "Homer's severed thumb" ep...I doubt I've ever been able to watch the whole show

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JeßusArmillaria caligata

In article <02534625-0087-464a-998d-71e0e9d55495 @i28g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, [email] says...

What of Itchy & Scratchy then?

HomerJeßus

Je�us wrote:

Don't be silly. Itchy & Scratchy is a *cartoon*.

JeßusHomer

In article , [email] says...

So they're not real then?

HomerJeßus

Je�us wrote:

Then or now.

Armillaria caligataJeßus

Oh, I can stand their blood and gore because they are merely cartoons.

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lugnutArmillaria caligata

On Fri, 1 May 2009 17:10:53 -0700 (PDT), [email] wrote:

I dunno, that one I&S where Itchy saws off the tip of the Space Needle, which then promptly falls and sticks in Scratchy's eye with a nice squish sound is right up there with all the human-related eye damage they've done over the years for me.

-lugnut

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Ugh, I forgot about Skinless in Seattle. That was worse than the Ren and Stimpy parody.

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JeßusArmillaria caligata

In article <ec859929-711a-49b0-a0a0-6300a324be84 @u39g2000pru.googlegroups.com>, [email] says...

Fair enough.

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wrote in message news:[email]...

The spring? Yes, that scene is a giver of willies!

-- R Flowers

Armillaria caligataR Flowers

I had forgotten it was a spring--which demonstrates how I watch that scene: with my _own_ eyelids shut like a bear trap.

Homer with the crayons stuck into his brain.

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R FlowersArmillaria caligata

Homer, after being attacked by a badger in SLH's dog house, lifting his shirt to reveal exposed organs.

Brrr..

-- R Flowers

When Swine FlewR Flowers

The one where Homer's eyeball gets pulled out by a vacuum is the earliest one I remember.

JeßusR Flowers

In article , [email] says...

Homer (who else?) having his arm dipped in "Carmel". <Shudder...>

Paul HyettArmillaria caligata

On Fri, 1 May 2009 at 15:24:14, [email] wrote in alt.tv.simpsons :

By far the worst IMO - can't watch that!

Paul 'Charts Fan' Hyett
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wrote in message news:02534625-0087-464a-998d-

I dunno, I don't think that scene is very hard to watch at all, in fact I think it's hilarious, along with the children's reactions.

BTW it's called a gorge, not a canyon.

Paul BartramXino Kiner

"Xino Kiner" wrote

Gorge (from Dictionary.com)

      1. a narrow cleft with steep, rocky walls, esp. one through which a
stream runs.
      2. a small canyon.

Canyon (from Dictionary MSM)

1. a deep narrow valley with steep sides, often with a stream running through it.

So either would be right, even though the writers call it 'Springfield Gorge'.

Let's discuss this like rational human beings...

Paul

JeßusPaul Bartram

In article , "Paul Bartram" <paul.bartram AT OR NEAR lizzy.com.au> says...

Not quite correct... A gorge can be large. EG: Katherine Gorge. Shame on Dictionary.com.

Now why would we want to do something like that?!?

Paul BartramJeßus

"Je�us" wrote

Katherine has been on a diet. She's now only a gully. But the mining company will soon fix that...

Incidentally, just to confuse matters more, Thesaurus.com says this:

a canyon is a narrow chasm with steep cliff walls formed by running water; a gorge is a deep narrow passage with steep rocky sides formed by running water; a ravine is a deep narrow steep-sided valley formed by running water

I know the Eskimos have many words for snow, seems we have many words for a hole in the ground!

Paul

Xino KinerPaul Bartram

"Paul Bartram" <paul.bartram AT OR NEAR lizzy.com.au> wrote in message news:49fd25aa$0$62171$[email]...

running

I don't recall saying that either was right or wrong.

Get a life.

But what I *can* say for a fact is that in the show, Springfield Gorge is never referred to as "springfield canyon" at least in episode 7F06, and probably the entire series.

JeßusXino Kiner

In article , isalas79 @hotmail.com says...

If a gorge is gorgeous, what be a canyon?

Paul BartramJeßus

"Je�us" wrote

A Canyonero

"12 yards long, 2 lanes wide, 65 tons of American Pride!" Wonder if they're still making that thing in these troubled times?

Paul

Smooth HenryArmillaria caligata

Anything having to do with EYES grosses me out. I think a lot of these were covered:

Lenny getting stuff in his eye Homer with vacuum cleaner, ends up pulling his eye out in a gross way Space needle in the eye Marge trying to peek over blindfold (one of the arty ziff episodes iirc) and homer MOVES HER EYE BACK IN WITH HIS FINGER, gross! There's a kid in Springfield Elementary that can roll up his eyelids. Nasty. I believe there was an episode where someone got a hook stuck in their eyelid....

On May 1, 6:24 pm, [email] wrote:

simpsonetfandomSmooth Henry

what about the Simpson movie where Bart is skateboarding nude, which was digusting

Jeßussimpsonetfandom

In article <d0739ae6-c283-4140-9edb- [email]>, [email] says...

Everyone knows the human wang is a beautiful thing. Get over it!

Captain InfinityJeßus

None of these bother me as much as the scene where Homer murders his father by smothering him. I know it was just a dream, but it brings me forcibly back to the day when I was a child and Xino Kiner murdered my own father. That idiot; the hit I had hired him for was on my *mother*.

** Captain Infinity

WiseguyJeßus

=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Je=DFus?= wrote in news:[email]:

especially when engourged (encanyoned?)

Armillaria caligataSmooth Henry

Same here. The eye jokes give a new definition to the term "sight gag".

That was Lenny with the Olympic spring, as R. Flowers mentioned. I wonder how many viewers (including myself) remembered it as a hook because they closed their eyes/switched channels at that excruciating moment.

Incidentally, I could stand Homer's first canyon-wall-smackdown were it not for the damned BLOOD. The second one is always a channel- switcher for me. (shudder) uuugghhghhhggh