Upcoming Episodes plus STUFF for "The Great Simpsina" (NABF11)

S22E18 The Great SimpsinaliveApr 11, 2011, 12:02 AM ET4 hours after the credits6 posts by 5 posters
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Don Del Grande

4/17 - Flaming Moe (NABF04) Smithers helps Moe turn the bar into a trendy club that's a hangout for gays, but Moe is afraid that his new clientele will leave if they think he's straight; Skinner gets Bart to get close to a new girl at school so Skinner can get close to the girl's mother, the substitute music teacher

4/24 - GASP! TRIPLE FEATURE! ----------------------------- 7:00 - Donnie Fatso (MABF19) When Homer breaks a number of "effective January 1" laws and ends up in prison, he cuts a deal to reduce his sentence in exchange for being a mole in Fat Tony's inner circle, but when Fat Tony is killed, his cousin throws a fit - no, wait, his cousin Fit Tony appears to take it out on Homer

7:30 - A Midsummer's Nice Dream (NABF09) When Tommy Chong refuses to do the old routines on the Cheech & Chong Reunion Tour, Cheech Marin replaces him with Homer, and they tour as "Cheech & Chunk" while Chong partners with Principal Skinner to try something different as "Teech & Chong"; Marge's attempts to stop the Cat Lady from hoarding turn Marge into a hoarder herself

8:00 - The Simpsons Movie (43622) A movie about an animated family takes an abrupt turn when Fox decides that showing Otto smoking a bong, Marge saying "damn", Homer giving people the finger with both hands, and even Ned and his sons saying "penis" (much less showing a horizontal black bar covering Bart's, which is believed to be the only edit made when the movie aired on FX) is too much to show on network TV.

STUFF for "The Great Simpsina" (NABF11) --------------------------------------- Written by Matt Warburton Directed by Chris Clements "Peaches for All" Music by Alf Clausen, Lyrics by Matt Warburton * There were no opening credits - not even a title Special Guest Voice: David Copperfield, Ricky Jay, Martin Landau, Jack McBrayer, Penn & Teller Also Starring: Chris Edgerly, Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille Magic Consultant: Teller Overseas Animation: Rough Draft TV Rating: TV-PG-DLV

Was there nothing they could cut from the episode that would make room for an opening? I don't think it was removed as some sort of protest (e.g. for "revealing" the Milk Can Escape), as it does say "The Simpsons" near the end of the closing credits. (Also, none of the producers' names were removed from the credits.)

Maggie Falls: one, when she's pulling a peach wagon.

The magician says that there are no female magicians - what about Melinda Saxe?

It's surprising to see David Copperfield, Ricky Jay, and Penn & Teller involved in an episode where they (supposedly) reveal a method for doing the Milk Can Escape. (Okay, maybe not so surprising for Penn & Teller...)

Teller has spoken before (he talked quite a bit on a Discovery Channel special on magic in the 1990s); I will assume that really was him.

Either get Tress MacNeille to get Lunch Lady Doris to sound like Doris Grau, or retire the character.

Homer not only knows who "Jesus" is now, but he knows that Judas betrayed him and was paid for it.

LYRICS - "Peaches for All" -------------------------- Oh, the year's first peach Is a juicy peach And he sings a happy tune And the year's second peach Is a grouchy peach More like a prune Now the year's third peach Is a God-fearin' peach Does what the Good Book tells him And the year's fourth peach Is a moldy peach Shame on the man that sells him Now the year's fifth peach Is a fuzzy peach Its kisses are quite ticklish And the year's sixth peach Is a brining peach It tastes so fine and picklish And the year's seventh peach Is a learned peach It's workin' on a novel But the year's eighth peach Is a real proud peach You'll never see it grovel Oh, the year's ninth peach Is a tough old peach But he'll make a hearty stew And the year's tenth peach Is a rotten peach Take a whiff - P.U.!

-- Don S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!) f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M49 They told a way of doing the Milk Can Escape? James "The Amazing" Randi must be turning over in his grave

Aaron HirshbergDon Del Grande

Bart says "Who put the town dump so far away from town?" Homer, of course.

http://www.snpp.com/episodes/5F09

Mr. Museum

Armillaria caligataDon Del Grande

On Apr 10, 9:02 pm, Don Del Grande wrote:

When I saw it on FX they superimposed "European Version Only" in very small white print on top of Bart's doodle.

Armillaria caligata Which doesn't make sense considering they still show the uncensored doodles of Michelangelo's David and large, ugly newborn Homer in syndication. And how could they tell which finger Homer was giving
Don Del GrandeArmillaria caligata

Armillaria caligata wrote:

That's the one ("European Version Only" appeared on the black bar).

-- Don
Brett A. PasternackDon Del Grande

Don Del Grande wrote:

I'm thinking that they prepared an opening, and it got cut to make room for the Rio movie promo stuff. What do people think? I guess we'll know for sure when this one reruns...

Mark MellinDon Del Grande

In article , Don Del Grande wrote:

DYN:

The painting that covers Mr. Burns' wall safe mimics Manet's "Un bar aux Folies Bergere," complete with the violations of Snell's law.

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