I'd like to see a Simpsons episode in which they do not appear. Only secondary characters. Any takers? John
An idea for a show
On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 00:45:35 GMT, johnoco wrote:
Only if every few minutes somebody asks "Where's Homie?"
"David" wrote in message news:[email]...
They should also have access to a time machine.
Dr Music wrote:
For that matter, one of the secondary characters should be a robot driving instructor, who possibly came back in time from the year 3004 after his show got cancelled and he found another job.
*gets out mid-season pennant*
On 30 Dec 2003 10:04:01 GMT, [email] (sarcastress) wrote:
How late is the all-night scorecard printing store open?
Hens love roosters...
Some fok'll never eat a skunk...
"sarcastress" wrote in message news:[email]...
While shopping for some yams, an old man passed away...
the should make an episode where marge becomes a robot or moe gets a cell phone.
...and the elaphent that couldnt stop laughing was put to death -kent brockman
johnoco wrote in message news:...
Maybe Prof. Frink zaps them with his hoyven-mayven discomBOBulator inviso machine in the very begginning of the ep. They would only be heard.
BTW, the ep where they have all the different mini shows (Apu partying on his 5 minute break, Smithers and Burns pedaling on a bicycle, etc.)..besides Bart with Milhouse on the bridge; doesn't that episode have minimal appearances by the main characters (maybe even the least amount of screen time ever)??
in article [email], zvoidx at [email] wrote on 12/31/03 9:24 AM:
Yes, I think that episode contains the least Simpsons family appearances, and wasn't it great? I want to party like it's on sale for $19.99!!
"johnoco" wrote in message news:BC14B9B2.944C%[email]...
Wasn't there a spin-off episode where they are not in it... or something ?
g0ldstarr
In alt.tv.simpsons, on the "Re: An idea for a show" thread, g0ldstarr wrote:
You're probably thinking of "The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase (4F20)." This show was broken into three skits, each featuring one spin-off. The first two focused on secondary characters, but the third act focused on the Simpson family (except Lisa).
"A Fish Called Selma (3F15)" is the earliest "Simpson-free" episode that I can remember. Most of that show was about Selma and Troy McClure, with OFF mainly in a cameo role.
I thought he was refering to "22 Short Stories About Springfield," which probably has the least amount of OFF screen time.