Rate & Review- Homerpalooza

[SideshowTim]

What Did You think of this episode Some people Like it others hate it how would you rate this ep?

[Gabbo]

It was ok. Not too many memorable moments, but no horrible flaws. 3/5

[Number Two]

4/5, great episode.

[Simpson Purist]

8/10

Pretty good episode and a nice take on the rock festivals of the early 90s. I enjoyed this episode mostly because it guest stars a band whose roots come from the Windy City; the Smashing Pumpkins.

[prince jafar allah]

meh. B

[Oliver]

4/5. Packed with great cleb guests in a situation that suited them perfectly, not something retarded like when Britney Spears was on.
I loved Homer in the rasta hat.

[eddie]

Great episode. A good highlight of Season Seven with great guest stars and lots of laughs. 4/5.

[George Cauldron]

2/5. It's nothing special. In fact, it's a bit of a bore.

[nathan]

4.5/5, especialy loved seeing the animated smashing pumpkins.

[Rowdy]

Originally posted by Milhouse Vanhouten
4.5/5, especialy loved seeing the animated smashing pumpkins.

That's pretty much what I was going to say. Thanks.

[Sloppy Jimbo LXIX]

3/5. I used to like it but now find it quite dull.

[Mayor Quimby]

Worst episode from the season.

[doyle]

4/5

[wee raging wilie]

3/5. It was ok

[|RABiD|]

excellent, but there were better season 7 episodes

[Duffman007]

I liked the ending when Homer and Marge are in the car trying to find out how to be cool... I found that hilarious.

[Butters]

3/5, Okay I guess.

[Clarence]

4/5 , but I find they play this one too often where I live.

[Wezzo]

Oh, what a rocker. 5/5, NO QUESTION.

[Crotis Jivefunk]

Hmm. A Homer's new job episode full of guest stars. I personally think it worked out well. It's much better than other Homers of the same genre, like How I Spent My Strummer Vacation, or Hello Gudder, Hello Fadder. I give it a 4.5/5.

[HomertheGreat]

not one of the better ones from Season 7, but it was a nice satire on rock festivals and rock'n'roll. The problem is that I never really cared for Homer and his near death experience because the episode wasn't really the emotional type. B-

[eddie]

Originally posted by George Cauldron
2/5. It's nothing special. In fact, it's a bit of a bore.

How was it a bore, exactly?

[lovedartsandsimpsons]

Not bad. But i'd rather watch a darts match. 3/5

[Moe Nopoly]

i voted "Could have been better"
The idea for the story is not bad and provides some funny moments.
But not funny or entertaining the whole time and some parts are pretty meaningless.

3.5/5

[Van]

I loved it when I first saw it but now it's just merely decent.
3/5

[tom cody]

4/5 good episode but it's among the worst of Season 7.

[überweiss]

Brilliant first act, but very poor (especially for the standards at that time) after that. C+

[Mindy Simmons]

This was never one of my favorites. I'm not usually one to nitpick about guest stars, but the voice work in this episode was painful. Very stale and awkward in delivery. I think that that is what brought the quality down a bit.

3/5

[General Bart]

5/5

[Roger Wilco]

I don't know why but I love this episode including all the obsolete references to the music (a kind of music I don't like) because all these are really charming.
By the way, I don't understand why in the Dvd com' the creators hate the rover hendrix gag.
A-

[Green Man]

Great one although it gets boring sometimes 4/5

[Fox Executive]

4/5. It was pretty entertaining, I liked it.

[goodfella]

Is a little boring, but the music references and seeing into homer's musical experiences was good enough to make it 4/5 or B+

[joe miller]

5/5, it was pretty good, the only joke i really didn't like was Rover Hendrix

[Dark Homer]

This is a pretty lackluster "let's see how many celebrities we can cram in" episode with a weak plot. The premise - Homer realizes he's old and uncool - is interesting but not fully realized. There are some pretty funny moments (Sonic Youth stealing a watermelon from Peter Frampton's cooler, Cypress Hill and the orchestra, the opening with the bus) and great zingers at Generation X's expense, although Bart and Lisa have a severe case of "writer mouthpiece." Even though it's impossible to ignore its datedness, I like that it's very much about its era, which is something that's been lost.

[bartyboy]

2/5. Worst of Season 7.

[Green Man]

Agree with Jamie on this one. 3/5

[Léo Pard]

Worst of Season 7.

I agree. 7/20.

[bartyboy]

Agree with Jamie on this one. 3/5

you already rated this 4/5. :confused:

[Green Man]

you already rated this 4/5. :confused:

Yeah but you know, that was a long time ago. This one gets boring after a while.

I didn't see that I had already rated this one, so I guess it's my bad.

[Nauru-1]

Subpar and surreal for the classic era, but still a number of moments I quite like. High 3/5 or low 4/5, but I'll be generous and go with the latter. If this came out today I would be enthralled with it.

[Roger Wilco]

I think there is a lot of strong stuff. The passingof the time, the conflict between generations, the power of the music, the friendship,...wow very good and compelling episode

[Sniper Squirrel]

great episode, I really liked the beginning and Homer's flashbacks

[The Robot Devil]

2/5 Didn't like it very much.

Meh. M-E-H-. Meh.

[razblo]

I don't know what it is about the episode but for me this is one of the least watchable episodes of the entire series.

[ILoveTheSimpsonsALot]

5/5 for sure. The end was especially funny.

[JimBob]

Not one of my more favourite season seven episodes but still a classic,3.9/5.

[The Wiggs]

Meh, 3/5

[Riviera]

I liked most of the guest stars in this episode, and the teenagers swaying to Smashing Pumpkins' "Zero" made me laugh out loud.

That said, I wasn't too impressed with Bart and Lisa's characterization in this one. I realize that they had to view Homer as uncool for the episode to work, but it just put me off. High 3/5/Low 4/5.

[Simpsonsfan1981]

I think I see some signs of the post-classic era coming in this episode -a slightly jerk-assish Homer goes off on a wacky adventure -but that doesn't detract from my enjoyment of this episode. The plot was a little thin but was still nevertheless relatively engaging, the characterization was done quite well and there were some good lines. And the underlying themes of the classic era-Homer's relationship with and love for his family -comes through in the story. I'd give this a 4/5

[derek]

The rock 'n' roll stuff and the jokes on the expense of the Generation Xers were great and I still laugh at a lot of the stuff featured in the episode. It does trail off nearer the end, the Homer and Bart sentiments felt weak and the ending wasn't imaginative at all. 4/5

[Üter]

crap. I clicked 1 then submit accidentalness. Should be a 3.

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

2.5/5. One of my least favorites of the classic era, actually.

[SpeedwaySquad]

Maybe it's because I like Sonic Youth and that whole "scene" (ugh), but I find this episode really enjoyable. It's got some great commentary on what's "hip" and Homer was in excellent character. It's also got some great jokes (Dude are you being sarcastic? I don't even know any more). Not a classic but just a really fun episode and I love the ending with the family in the car talking about how to be "cool". B+ maybe higher.

[Blobulle]

2/5. Worst of Season 7.
I agree too. 2.5/5