This one was on my local fox station today. I just love this episode cause it shows the interaction between Bart and Lisa. I just get laughs from Lisa's attempts to get Bart to bed.
"You said, go to bread!" Bart to Lisa as he sits at the kitchen table, eating bread.
"You didn't say which bed." Bart to Lisa as he bounces on what I assume is Homer and Mage's bed.
I didn't say that Bart's injuries were funny, I said the storyline in general was funny. Nobody in their right mind would find a dislocated shoulder and a bump on the head funny.
Was was funny about this ep was Lisa being in charge of older Bart and Bart doing everything in his power to make Lisa look like a terrible sitter.
oh yes, but it was children-on-children violence, which is fine
same with animal violence. if Fred Quimby had made a cartoon featuring a human being mutilating a cat, it would have got nowhere. but because it was a mouse mutiliating the cat, it was fine!
there's those pesky little munkee asterisks again ...
What Doris means to say is that instead of spending this time in a chat room venting her frustration, she should be working to save up money for prostitutes or therapy for repressed childhood issues
while degrading the simpsons, old d bizzle probably loves shakespeare and greek mythology, where we see a 13 year old girl and 17 year old boy kill themselves other after an illicit affair, a son fucking his mom and killing his dad, a bartender usurping the throne of denmark and hairy-legged sirens luring men to their-fat-stink-suffocated death
did you ever see the episode where the comic book guy dates skinner's mom ..... i guess there's hope for you after all.
just make sure your cape is on straight before you head down to the store.
For your information sir yes I did see the episode! I know that Lisa didn't do it, it was an accident, but nonethless it was an act of violence, of terrible pain, and the original poster called it funny, and it is NOT funny because it is WRONG to say that violence to children is funny.
Chuck Jones directed the Road Runner cartoons, not Tex Avery. Avery wasn't even working at Warners anymore by the time those cartoons were made, he was at MGM.
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 01:59:12 GMT, "Doris Price" wrote:
Depends on the violence. And the kid.
I mean, I think it would be fairly amusing to watch that creepy "zoom zoom" kid from the car commercials get, oh I don't know, hit on the head with a trout or something.
But did you see the way his arm was hanging at a right angle? I almost peed my pants laughing. And then Lisa dropping him down the cliff. Pure comic genius. Violence towards children is very very funny but only if they're back to normal by the next episode.
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