Best Ending Ever

Jan 23, 2001, 4:54 PM ET6 posts by 5 posters
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Rebecca Webb

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The use of music is so effective, it really gives you a lift. Like the Beach Boys song ("All Summer Long") as the crab finds a new home at the end of the episode where Lisa makes new friends at the beach.

Another killer Lisa ending is at the end of that angel bones episode, where Marge reveals WHY she believes in angels, something Lisa mocked her for earlier.

MARGE: You have to admit, when that voice started talking, you were squeezing my hand pretty hard. LISA: Yeah, well, it was just so loud, and... thanks for squeezing back. MARGE: You're welcome, my angel.

Captain QuintRebecca Webb

Thanks for the reminder, that was a beautiful ending. I also like the ending to "Homer's Triple By-pass", when he's alone in the room and the others are looking in at him. The background ending theme is playing and Homer's face looks so drawn(sorry) and tired, you really feel for what he went through and how much he appreciates his family being there. Then of course they make us chuckle one more time before signing off by having Homer's heart stop beating and he taps his chest to make it start up again...daadaadadumm. Great stuff. Rebecca Webb wrote in message news:[email]...

Rebecca WebbRebecca Webb

Vital organs, that is what we're dressed in. The family dog is eyein' Bart's intestine.

Rich TinteraRebecca Webb

Rebecca Webb wrote in message ...

I love the ending of "...Blow Fish" where Homer sits eating pork rinds and watching bowling on TV after having vowed to live life to its fullest.

Borys GrabowskiRebecca Webb

Rebecca Webb wrote:

I like the ending where "Sounds of Grampa" is played.

Borys

VaJonBorys Grabowski

Three of my favorite musical endings:

Martin Prince standing alone in his empty pool singing the first phrase of Sinatra's ''summer wind''with the Nelson Riddle orchestra background over closing credits.

Although l did not like the Jazzman as a cloud, the duet with Lisa of Carole King's ''jazzman'' at the closing credits was super esp. the duelling saxes part,

The Indian version of the Carpenters ' ''close to you'' at the wedding of Apu and Manjula