THANKSGIVING NIGHT - The Simpsons Movie When Homer dumps a silo full of pig (and, er, other) waste into Springfield Lake, turning it toxic, the government responds by putting a giant dome over Springfield, only for the Simpsons to escape and head to Alaska; when the dome starts to crack, the government comes up with a more permanent solution to the problem * There is a chance the movie will start late in the Eastern and Central time zones if that day's Saints-Cowboys NFL game on Fox runs long
11/28 - How Munched is that Birdie in the Window? (NABF02) Bart nurses a wounded pigeon back to health, but when Santa's Little Helper eats it, a therapist recommends a cure for Bart's loss - get rid of the dog
12/5 - The Fight Before Christmas (MABF22) Marge gets help getting the others into the Christmas spirit - from Martha Clause (guest voice Martha Stewart); Katy Perry and Simpsons puppets appear in a live-action sequence
Fox recently announced that, starting in January, there will be two episodes every Sunday (except when the first one is pre-empted by a long-running NASCAR race); one (a repeat) at 7:00, and one at 8:00. This assumes that Fox's new show, "Bob's Burgers," doesn't pull a "Sit Down, Shut Up" and get such low ratings that Fox decides to move it to the 7:00 slot (in which case, the 7:00 Simpsons episode would probably move to 7:30).
STUFF for "The Fool Monty" (NABF01) ----------------------------------- Written by Michael Price Directed by Steven Dean Moore Blackboard: none Couch: Everybody becomes a Na'vi avatar (from "Avatar"); eventually Bart captures a winged-like couch creature on which they sit and watch TV while wearing 3-D red/blue glasses Also Starring: Terry W. Greene, Pamela Hayden, Tress MacNeille Overseas Animation TV Rating: TV-PG-DLV
The helicopter could not possibly have gotten that close to the Statue of Liberty without the rotor hitting it.
When told that everyone was limited to one child's vaccine per family, Krusty says he doesn't have a kid he admits to having - but he has admitted that Sophie is his daughter.
Mr. Burns is eating the stuffing of a Binky doll.
In the past, Mr. Burns probably would have just drifted down like a sheet of paper after jumping off of the cliff.
According to the list... Luigi's last name is Risotto Miss Hoover's first name is Elizabeth (although Principal Skinner did call her "Elizabeth" in "Lisa's Substitute") Miss Pommelhorst's first name is Brunella Lenny's "full" first name is Lenford Otto's last name is spelled "Man" (as opposed to, say, "Mann"; I think his driver's license said "Mans" at one point) They don't use Booberella's real name
The name of that song is "Powerhouse."
Looks like the movie is part of the continuity again - but they did consider digging their way out in the movie, didn't they (only to discover that the dome was too deep into the ground)?
How long has it been since Karl Wiedergott wasn't in an episode?
Who "voiced" the cats? Neither Frank Welker nor Maurice LaMarche was credited.
-- Don S1.1 MAG+++ LIS++ BAR+ SKI+ MrsK+ MissH+ P&S# FLA- (heresy!) f+++ n+++ Ilps(w) $+++ M48 Everybody DID remember to watch the Futurama Holiday Special tonight, right?