Ideas for possible Simpsons spin-offs

After 12 great years, the Simpsons has come to a point where storylines seem almost tired and recycled.

There are too many great characters to let the show's show legacy, so here are my spin-off ideas:

Flanders - The Next Generation. An older Ned tired to deal with the fact that his children have shunned Christian life and go into a life of drugs and debauchery.

Simpsons - The Abraham Years - Grandpa Simpson's younger days are chronicled while Springfield develops into a town.

Moe's - this could be the "Archie Bunker's Place" of the Simpsons.

Patty and Selma - this show would chronicle the struggles of Marge's sisters as they try to quit smoking and overcome the loss of McGyver.

Burns and Smithers - Monty Burns is also featured in his younger days up to the point where Smithers' father dies in a plant accident.

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Jake

[email] (Tim Hall) wrote in message news:...

How about the lenny and Carl Comedy hour?

Or how bout a spin-off where Grandpa's spirit becomes trapped in a Love Machine in Moe's, leading to hilarious and zany adventures.

"IceBERG584" wrote in message news:[email]...

Nah, that would be foolish. Almost as foolish as a show where Wiggum and Skinner move to Louisiana and become detectives.

Why does everything have to be zany?

It said I was gay!

DJ MaNiAk

Put on ya leather pants/and do the isolation dance/like some stupid-ass Goth kid that didn't stand a chance against me

The Four Horsemen: Kicking the shit out of people with baseball bats and tire irons in parking lots since 1985.

"DJ MaNiAk" wrote in message news:[email]...

Tell her her rump's as big as the Queen. And twice as fragrant!

Dr Music P.S. Parking was ample.

[email] (Tim Hall) wrote in message news:...

"Flanders, Deep Space Nine", then "Flanders, Voyager", and finally "Flanders, the Early Years", with Scott Bakula. Don't forget, Rod and Tod become gay furniture refinishers in the future.

They could move to Milwaukee and live near Cloris Leachman and Valerie Harper!

Oh yeah, Little Shop of Horrors.

Space Museum

Abraham Years and Moe's are both good ideas.

Mr. Burns guest stars on 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?', and tries to hoarde all the points, only to find out at the end that the points don't matter. Mr. Burns gives one of his idle threats, and then Smithers plays 'Let's Make A Date'.