Thoughts on #301 - PRAY ANYTHING

Review: Once again "The Simpsons" proves itself to be the most religious show on TV. Most of the plot was pretty silly, but there were some genuinely funny moments: The kitchen wall cracking into a masterpiece, Homer wailing as if he were falling into a bottomless pit, Ned choosing two males of every species for his ark. I give it a B.

The video of accident prone Homer was hilarious!

"Tony Hill" wrote in message news:[email]...

More religious than Saved By an Angel?

ITYM "Touched (Inappropriately) By An Angel"

"Dave Paisley" a �crit dans le message de news: [email]...

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More than 7th Heaven...?!???!!!!

"S�bastien Smith" wrote in message news:...

Could someone please explain to me why the kitchen wall cracking into a masterpiece was funny.

I promise.... I get jokes

(just not this one).

--Thanks, Shep

Whoops, my bad... Shows how much I watch that show...

Tony Hill wrote in message news:...

Er, they already did this (and this season as well), but for a different
reason, I guess. Ned didn't want any hanky-panky.
	Some extra bits:
	"He thinks he's papal." Sometimes people will say about their dog, "He
thinks he's people."
	Moe saying, "Would you believe ... ?" This was a standard line for
Agent Maxwell Smart (played by Don Adams) in "Get Smart."
	"Leave that man alone!" Isn't that what Peter Boyle (as the Creature)
said in "Young Frankenstein"? Maybe not ...
	-- Christopher Heckman

[email] (Proginoskes) wrote in message news:...

That was actually done on Futurama, Matt Groening's other TV cartoon. (And you should check out Life In Hell, which inspired the Simpsons.) -- Christopher Heckman