Treehouse of Horror XVII

S02E03 Treehouse of HorrorretroMar 6, 2007, 6:43 AM ET16 years later7 posts by 7 posters
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Captain Adam

I saw this episode tonight in Australia. It wasn't that good. I was dissapointed to be honest. It would of had to of been one of the worse Treehouse of Horror episodes ever.

Captain InfinityCaptain Adam

Once Upon A Time Captain Adam wrote:

Okay! Thanks for letting us know!

** Captain Infinity P.S. "it would of had to of been"? Is that an Australian language?

R FlowersCaptain Adam

"Captain Adam" wrote in message news:StcHh.7906$[email]...

The American version was much better.

-- R Flowers

zvoidxCaptain Adam

It's because your toilet water spins the wrong way...

Aaron Hirshbergzvoidx

On Mar 6, 10:55 pm, [email] wrote:

http://www.ems.psu.edu/~fraser/Bad/BadCoriolis.html

One of the essays on this page was written by someone who used Homer's subliminal vocabulary tapes.

"There are charlatans operating at a tourist trap in Nanyuki, Kenya. In this little town, located right on the equator, a local mountebank works for tips as he glibly cons busloads of tourists into believing that the rotation of the Earth causes water draining from a container to spin "

Unfortunately, http://www.snpp.com/episodes/8F22.html, does not include the "Disingenuous mountebanks and their subliminal chicanery? A pox on them!" line.

Mr. Museum

artdjmasterCaptain Adam

I agree with you, it was a piece of crap because there were times I was going "What the hell?!" during it. I do believe there are other better Simpsons episodes, though. It's just lost its flare and the fact that Dr. Phil was voicing was a horrible move because he has the most annoying voice I know!

-Oliver

WiseguyCaptain Adam

"Captain Adam" wrote in news:StcHh.7906$8U4.6852@news- server.bigpond.net.au:

"Would have," not the always-incorrect "would of." The sentence would be better without those words anyway: "It had to have been [not 'of been'] one of the worse..."

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