The Great Louse Detective Capsule Submission

S14E06 The Great Louse DetectiveliveDec 15, 2002, 8:52 PM ET54 minutes after the credits4 posts by 4 posters
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Joe Klemm

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Review: The Simpsons end 2002 (when it comes to new episodes) with a good episode featuring everyone's favorite recurring villain, Sideshow Bob. The episode's plot line, in which he's actually helping the Simpsons instead of trying to kill them, provides some freshness to the usual Sideshow Bob episodes, although there's probably going to be a few people who felt that the "shocked Sideshow Bob" bit was overdone. The clues to Homer's attempted murderer, as well as the identity of the murderer, were thought out well, and there were some good laughs along the way (i.e. "Mmmm... steamed Gentile", Homer attacking the dummy version of himself). The only flaw was Bob's song as he attempts to kill Bart because it is funny, the felt a little out of place and more like something to fill in a couple of minutes at the end (it would have worked better if Bob was singing it at the jail). Other than that, it was a decent Sideshow Bob episode. Thumbs up.

DYN's

Maggie's grey bow as she walks out of the vacuum cleaner bag?

References

The Great Mouse Detective -Title

George Foreman Grill -George Foreman Mail Sorter

Cat in the Hat -Things 1 and 2 and a guy with a Cat in the Hat hat working the Dr. Seuss-themed massage area

That 70's Show -That 30's Show

Goofs

-A Rubik's Cube disappears of Chief Wiggum's desk.

Comments

Disney's California Adventure is a theme park that the Walt Disney Company built as a sister park for Disneyland. The whole state of California serves as the theme of the park, with the attractions being based on some of the things that California is known for.

Joe Klemm

Alan HamiltonJoe Klemm

On 16 Dec 2002 01:52:59 GMT, [email] (Joe Klemm) wrote:

And has been poorly received, getting a fraction of the attendance that Disneyland itself does. Part of the problem is the theme (why simulate California *in* California?) and part is that they cut costs by using off-the-shelf rides.

But nobody wants to pay Disney prices to visit a replica of the Santa Monica Pier when they can go to the real thing, or to go on rides that can be found at any park.

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Aaron HirshbergJoe Klemm

[email] (Joe Klemm) wrote in message news:...

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You mean there are attractions based on OJ Simpson, the Menendez brothers, Cheech and Chong, etc.?

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