R&R: You Only Move Twice

[Malachy]

Quite an enjoyable episode IMO.

A/A-

[the simpsons brainiac]

A good episode!! 4/5

[Nameless]

A good piece of work, but the ending always let me down somehow. 3/5

[Homer Jay]

I loved this episode, one of the best of season eight. There is nothing wrong with this episode, not my favorite but a classic for sure. A+

[Jake]

4/5. Very quality episde.

[Charmy]

I'm a sucker for both dark episodes and spy parodies. As such, this episode owns me like Seigfried owns Roy.

5/5

[Sarcastic Guy II]

5/5, easiest poll ever. This episode is a classic of the "Homer's Enemy" calliber.

[SeizureRobot]

One of my favorites since way back in the day.5/5

[simplysimpsons]

It's okay. Overrated, violent, too silly in parts, and the ending leaves a lot to be desired. Still very funny though - Grade B-, 3/5

[tired]

Just check my profile, under "Favourite Simpsons Episodes".

5/5

[SLH]

Excellent episode. One of my favourites from season 8. A

[Butters]

I knew it! I knew I wasn't crazy! This was a good episode! 5/5.

[Cartoonnetwork]

Very good. Not perfect (the ending is a little crazy) and Lisa and Marge´s subplots weren´t THAT great, but hey! at least they showed every family member having a mini-adventure. Everything Homer says and does is funny as hell and Hank Scorpio is one of the most original and hillarious one timers. This episode could have been a good Simpson movie : there´s adventure, laugh, emotion and an important event in the life of the family (Homer gets a better job, all family moves to another place). 4,5/5 or so.

[Colburn]

A brillian performance by Albert Brooks, and some (almost) harmless pre-Scully era wackiness; A

[bovine_university]

I'm one of the few people who simply doesn't like this episode. The story doesn't strike me as all that interesting, and the roles of the members of the Simpson family feel too small (especially Lisa). I found Scorpio to actually be an annoying character. He was too energetic and it felt like they were trying too hard to make his personality stand out. In contrast, it felt like they weren't trying hard enough with the James Bond parodies. The ending was a little weak as well. I did like Bart's experience in the special classes, but that's about it. I find this episode very overrated, but that's just me. 2/5

[Curtis]

One of my favorites of all time A++++. Scorpio is great, Homer is awesome in this episode I crack up and I cry evertime i see that episode especailly when the "Yes Mr. Scorpion" line comes up.

[George Cauldron]

As a fan of the Bond films, this is great stuff. Even without the Bond references, this would still be a superb episode. The humour is entirely top-notch and is complemented by a strong plot interlaced with typical surreal Simpsons craziness and spot-on characterisation of the family. A. Brooks brings great charisma to the episode with his portrayal of Hank Scorpio, and the episode is virtually full of quotables. A classic of the classics.

[Simpsons Forever!]

One of the best of Season 8. Fantastic Bond references and Scorpio's character was great! 5/5 A*

[Galalimit]

Never stopped laughing. 5/5

[Semaj]

Nelson (saying 'good-bye' to the Simpsons): "HA-HA!"

5/5

[breadharrity]

i never really understanded how anybody could love... love this episode, overrated but it's still great,

3/5

[I.P. Freely]

This is a great episode. Lots laughs and a great story. And lots of talk about hamocks. 5/5

[TheForbiddenDonut]

I expected more from the episode after all the hype I heard for it, but some parts were just plain lacking in humor. The third act is hilarious though. 4/5

[Patriot]

One of my personal favorite episodes, its easily one of the best among its season. 5/5

[TheFlandersMan]

A-

I voted 4/5, but perhaps I should have voted 5/5. It's certainly a great episode as usual, but definitely overrated. One of the most overrated of the classic era, anyway.

[Xt'Tapalatakettle]

I didn't get Homer's obsession with the Dallas Cowboys. It seemed very forced, especially since they never indicated his allegience to any football team. And using the Denver Broncos instead of another team looks so bad now. Even at the time the episode aired they weren't a bad team. They wound up winning the Super Bowl later that year I believe. They could've picked a team like the Arizona Cardinals or the Detroit Lions that everyone knows will never find great success (maybe I'm just saying this because I am a Broncos fan).

This episode in general depressed me on rewatch, since I remember liking it a lot when it aired in Season 8 and not liking much of the rest of the season. After seeing it again, I realized that the episode is so overshadowed by Hank Scorpio's character, one of the best one-time characters ever. The rest of the episode is pretty bland and bizarre and reminds of a vacation episode. Homer's obliviousness was funny at first, but then it became a tad too much. At the end, I felt like saying "what was all that for?" I laughed a bit (mostly at Scorpio), but the episode as a whole feels... strange.

[Sniper Squirrel]

Such a great episode, loved Brooks as Scorpio, and also loved the leg up room and Homer wearing Tom Landry's hat, 9/10

[Rest your giant head]

Great work! I love the part when the Simpsons are leaving,and townpeople saying goodbye. The demonstration what trust is about is a classic,pure Simpsons humor. People call Scorpio the best one-time character,and I agree that he's in the top 3.

Homer: Only management guys with big salaries like me can afford that.... Guys like me! I'm a guy like me!

5/5

[Hayden]

Great episode. A

If all criminals were like Scorpio, I would consider career change.

[sacrelicious]

Best of season 8 - Albert Brooks as Scorpio is definately in the top 5 for guest star performances of all time on the Simpsons.