Last Simpsons Episode You Watched

[Darunia]

Sleeping with the Enemy 5/5

Wonderful episode, never get tired of it. Also, I noticed something I hadn't before: when Nelson releases the skunk on Sherri and Terri and the children start to wag their fingers in unison, the skunk does so too

[Upgrayedd]

Catch 'Em If You Can (A)
My best of season 15.

[MirrorKirby9062]

awww crud i forget the title its the one where homer starts the daycare i give it 7/10

[gangman]

Tree house of horror 2 3/5

[Cyclone]

Realty Bites - 8/10

[Sana]

Treehouse of Horror XVI, but I'm about to watch Last Exit to Springfield...

[Semaj]

Bart vs. Australia

"It's not like in the cartoons."

4.25/5

[Gizmo210688]

Homer Alone

8/10

A good episode, very strong, focusing on how valuable Marge really is to the family.

[Paul]

Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield - 3.5/5
A Fish Called Selma - 4/5

[D DEBBS]

Miracle On Evergree Terrace-5/5

[brockman1988]

Last of the Red Hat Mamas (B+)
Homer's Paternity Coot (C+)
Two Bad Neighbors (A)
Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming (A)

[Semaj]

Homer vs. Patty & Selma

5/5

[SideshowTim]

lisa the beauty queen: 10/10

[D DEBBS]

Bart Carney-5/5

[Semaj]

Team Homer - 4.75/5
Scenes of a Class Struggle in Springfield - 4.25/5

[Miss Springfield]

Fat man and little boy - 5/5

[Simpsons Forever!]

The Italian Bob A

[brockman1988]

Radioactive Man (A-)
The Simpsons 138th Show Spectacular (A)
King Size Homer (A-)

[grissom]

Lisa's Pony - 5/5
Homer's Enemy - 5/5

[Terrier Williger]

Joy of Sect 7/10

[Nightshade]

Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment B+

[malcolmreesedewey]

The last simpsons episode i saw was 'Milhouses Girlfriend'!! It's great but i don't watch them every day though although i love to watch the simpsons...it's addicting!!

[nich1jb]

Bart The Daredevil 9/10

[Dr. Bartley]

Homer the Vigilante 4.3/5
Papa's Got A Brand New Badge 4/5

[Ryan_]

Simple Simpsons - 4/5

Much better than i recall.

[Lizard Queen]

Bart After Dark - classic. I'd like to see Belle in an upcoming episode. 4/5

[Semaj]

Two Dozen and One Greyhounds

One of the best Disney parodies ever.

5/5

[Number 10767]

The President Wore Pearls

This is a pretty mediocre episode whose high reputation frankly baffles me. The plot is a decent parody of Evita, but the episode has three strikes against it. (1) The songs are all kinda half-assed. One ends really abruptly with Groundskeeper Willie falling in the pool, and one is just Lisa reciting her e-mail address. Yuk yuk yuk. The songs aren't as well put-together as the ones in the other musical episode Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(d'oh!)cious or "We Put the Spring in Springfield" and they're not even close to being as funny as "See My Vest" or the Planet of the Apes musical from A Fish Called Selma. The music's just pretty bland and awkward all around. (2) The ending is very unsatisfying. It ends on a downer, with Lisa's plot completely unresolved. Plus Homer's crushing of Lisa's dreams is pretty jerkassy. (3) Worst of all, the good joke:bad joke ratio is very low. I laughed once on this rewatch (when Bart throws a brick at a window and it bounces off). But there are so many jokes that fall flat here, including Homer acting completely loony (his plan for telling everyone Nelson is gay and his line "I wish I married a businessman. Then I'd have nice things."), the Willie falling in the pool joke and the ending which I already mentioned, the really dumb "As school president, I don't have to take the hearing test!" / "I'm so proud of you, Lisa!" / "What?" that you can see coming a mile away, and perhaps the worst offender, Ralph's Godawful line "Lisa is a sellout, Lisa is a sellout! Hey Lisa, what's a sellout?"

Could someone tell me why this episode is often called one of the best of the Jean era? I really don't get it. I'd probably give it a C.

[Imperciph]

Blood feud :

Mr. Burns is probably the most fascinating secondary character ever created and any episode from the classic Era featuring him in am major role is poised for greatness (usual exceptions aside) . He is in great form in this episode, with just the right amount of cold-heartedness ("I just robbed a man of his livelyhood yet I feel srangely empty.Tell you what Smithers, have him beaten to a pulp.) and the right amount of cynicism (his reaction at being asked with whom he had slept with) combined with just the right number of old-timey jokes. This episode is first of the genre of "just a bunch of stuff that happens" which it itself acknowledges very cleverly by mocking the notion of tv characters learning a lesson at the end of the episode.

This episode is directed by the always great David Silverman and so the direction is very amibitious with some great camera angles and excellent lighting. Any scene of Burns' mansion is done perfectly, the physical "acting" of Burns' face as he reads Homer's letter is awesome and the scene where Burns' yells out "Judas!" at Smithers is one of the finest directions of a scene I have ever seen.

This episode also features great characterisations of OFF and Smithers. Not only possessing the extremly charming witty dialogue-based humour of season 2, it has lots of stand-out gags (Homer's rendition of a standard letter, "My name is Mr. Burns. I believe you have a letter for me", the nuclear warning sign at the beginning).

I give this episode a well-deserved A-

[Lizard Queen]

Mr. Spritz Goes To Washington 2/5

A Milhouse Divided 3 1/2/5