Rate & Review: Grampa VS. Sexual Inadequacy

[George Cauldron]

I read a lot of complaints that recent episodes are full of sex jokes. This episode from the classic season six contains a lot of sex jokes, so what's your opinion?

[Simpson Purist]

8.5/10, I liked a lot, plenty of focus on Homer and Grampa's relationship.

[George Cauldron]

More voting.....don't make me bump this thread up to the top of the page!

[snrub]

3/5 - Used to like this episode quite a lot, but noe I realise it's nothing special

[Milhouse Van Houten]

3.5/5, it was decent.

[nowhere]

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

Best one word joke in the history of the simpsons. Dan's delivery was perfect.

4/5

[Eddie]

5/5. I love this episode. It's incredibly hilarious, and I like the touching moments between Homer and Grampa. And the subplot about the kids discussing their outrageous ideas about martins, reverse vampires, and parents was just a riot. Even though there are a few sex jokes, they were mostly done in a tasteful manner. It's not like the sort of sex humor they had in Season Thirteen, for example.

[SideshowTim]

Not to Bad, Not the one of the best episodes but still ok 3/5

[wee raging wilie]

4/5 it has its up and downs

[Sunday Best Hugo]

4/5 only because the sexual humor was a lot more tasteful and in an appropriate manner, unlike the newer seasons, which are pretty shamless with the constant sexual jokes and undertones.

[Gabbo]

I loved the line:
"I wonder what mom and dad are doing right now?"

The Al Gore thing and the kids guessing where there parents were. 3/5

[|RABiD|]

Originally posted by wee raging wilie
4/5 it has its up and downs

I'm sorry, that made me laugh out loud :LOL:
But i'll agree with the review! 4/5!

[Bender]

4/5.

[Dr Zaius]

4/5

[Rococo Fox]

To my surprise (as Grandpa is one of my more disliked characters), I really enjoyed this episode and thought it offered something very unique and memorable. The subplot with the kids had some gags fall flat, but it was still a good balance to the serious, emotional problems that Homer was battling in the meantime. I also love the sequence with Homer trying to be a "super-dad" and his line, "Someday you'll thank me for all this scary love." The exploration of Homer's childhood and his relationship with his dad was well-done and the episode was overall one of the best of season 6. 4.5/5

[smallest_big_screen_tv]

It's a fucking classic! Truly a must watch.

[SilverEagle]

BRILLIANCE! The plots all work together in some way or another, and the jokes are fantastic. Easy 5/5.

[Moe Nopoly]

I think it's a good solid episode from season 6
with a good story about Homer and Grandpa.
Also the sub-plot with the kids thinking it is a
alien conspiracy was funny.

3.5/5

[Starman]

I hadn't seen this episode in ages when I watched it on my DVD several months ago, and to tell you the truth, I remembered it better than it actually was. It is still an excellent episode, and I love it, but some parts do drag on a bit.

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[The Law-Talkin' Guy]

Very good, tasteful jokes on a delicate (for The Simpsons at that time) subject matter, alot to like about this episode, as others have already mentioned.

[tom cody]

3/5, one of the worst episodes of Season 7.

[Drumstick]

Good but not great sex jokes didn't overload it as much as they could and the Homer-Grampa plot was great as well as the alien conspiracy sub plot.There were quite a few good jokes in this episode that made me laugh.4/5

[Starman]

3/5, one of the worst episodes of Season 7. Season 6. ;)