



Well, ya'know if you stay positive and forget about trivial things like "proper characterization," "Satire," and "emotional depth" watching new Simpsons episodes can be a seemingly enjoyable lie.
Fat people liek food.
http://blogs.laweekly.com/squidink/2...att_selman.php
Matt Selman interview about "The Food Wife" with the LA Weekly's Squid Ink
http://newyork.grubstreet.com/2011/1...e-preview.html
A different interview for New York magazine's Grub Street featuring a rap song
also this:In animated TV shows, whenever you're trying to show people having fun doing their new thing, it just kind of becomes a boring montage. And we've done so many montages on The Simpsons over 25 years, it's like, oh God, no more montages. Anything that we can do instead of a montage that accomplishes "people are learning and doing something together and having fun with it." So we were like, "Why not do a silly rap song?" Rapping is sort of inherently boastful, and there's something about being a foodie that's inherently boastful. So it's like the boastfulness links those things.
So Tim and Eric perform a food rap song in the show — an extremely silly rap song, and the name is intentionally silly: "Blogging a Food Blog."
It's sort of vaguely based on "Empire State of Mind" as our starting-off point. I just wanted to be shamelessly goofy with this. These are the lyrics — I'm very self-conscious reading them out loud.
I'm throwing down mad foodie game, knowing all the chefs' names
Rolling into K-Town for beepin' boppin' bulgogi
The hotties I chill with are sriracha and kimchee
So it's all bragging about how awesome and cool you are as a foodie.
Housemade terrines, my ducks are always confit
I braise with a billion more BTUs than I need
I cook a Thanksgiving turkey in a trash-bag, sous vide
Afumatoare in Brindisi Fed-Exes me salami
Don't scoop me gelato unless it's got umami
And then it gets really insane, are you ready?
I'll be "Frank" like Bruni, "Ruthless" like Reichl
"Wiley" like Dufresne, and when I take the mike, I'll
Rhyme about radicchio, criticize Colicchio
Every pub is gastro, and all my beef carpaccio
I mean, that's really goofy.
I guess they look up to South Park now, instead of the other way aroundI feel like the twist at the end of this episode is, I hope, South Park–worthy.
I had just discovered from foxflash.com that the episode "Holidays of Future Passed" will have not one but two encores before the end of the year. This is really ridiculous.
Can't they at least save the third airing for next years Christmas season?
THE SIMPSONS (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) – “Holidays of Future Passed” (all-new)
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and THE SIMPSONS flash-forward thirty years to find themselves in a tech-savvy, futuristic Springfield. Bart (Nancy Cartwright) and Lisa (Yeardley Smith) have children of their own and decide to spend the holidays as one big family at Homer and Marge’s house. Lisa and Bart turn to Homer and Marge for parenting advice and begin to realize that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Don’t miss encores Friday, Dec. 16 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) and Christmas night, Sunday, Dec. 25 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT).
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I don't watch the clip from food wife because I don't want to see the quater of the episode before see it...
But this episode looks pretty bad![]()
Why not? I admit that they wanted to spice up a montage but no amount of original songs or licensed songs can ever ease the pain of a montage, unless it was funny of course.In animated TV shows, whenever you're trying to show people having fun doing their new thing, it just kind of becomes a boring montage. And we've done so many montages on The Simpsons over 25 years, it's like, oh God, no more montages. Anything that we can do instead of a montage that accomplishes "people are learning and doing something together and having fun with it." So we were like, "Why not do a silly rap song?"
Somebody should of told these guys that the Lonely Island were on a boat, seriously... It's different in the fact that it's about food but still...Rapping is sort of inherently boastful, and there's something about being a foodie that's inherently boastful. So it's like the boastfulness links those things.
I just rapped the raps (and to the Empire State of Mind instrumental as they said before and it doesn't come across as silly. Sure, it contains funny sounding names but this sounds mostly like a song that a Nerdcore rapper would make... Sure, Tim & Eric are nerds but they were intending for it to come across as mostly comedy; and it mostly fails in that regard...So Tim and Eric perform a food rap song in the show — an extremely silly rap song, and the name is intentionally silly: "Blogging a Food Blog."
It's sort of vaguely based on "Empire State of Mind" as our starting-off point. I just wanted to be shamelessly goofy with this. These are the lyrics — I'm very self-conscious reading them out loud.
Let me just state one fact here, Tim & Eric don't belong on The Simpsons; wrong demographic!
My Simpsons Season 23 Ratings/Reviews:
The Falcon and the D'ohman (4.5/10) Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts (4.0/10) Treehouse of Horror XXII (1.0/10) Replacable You (3.5/10) The Food Wife (4.0/10) The Book Job (8.0/10) The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants (4.0/10) The Ten-Per-Cent Solution (4.5/10) Holidays of Future Passed (8.5/10) Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson (3.5/10) The D'oh-cial Network (2.5/10) Moe Goes From Rags to Riches (1.5/10) The Daughter Also Rises (5.0/10) At Long Last Leave (2.5/10) Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart (1.0/10) How I Wet Your Mother (4.0/10) Them, Robot (3.0/10) Beware My Cheating Bart (5.0/10) A Totally Fun Thing That Bart Will Never Do Again (3.0/10) The Spy Who Learned Me (3.5/10) Ned 'N' Edna's Blend (5.5/10) Lisa Goes Gaga (1.0/10)




The preview here is about as good as The Food Wife's previews...




Am I right through?








"I can write better than anybody who can write faster, and I can write faster than anybody who can write better."
- A. J. Liebling (1904-1963)
" Well i always thought if a song was not going to say something, it should be an instrumental "
- Gil Scott Heron ( NPR 1985 )
(The 10% solution)
Yay, another 'Celebrity on a background with a slight gradient' promo. Fun.
Poochie needs to be louder, angrier, and have access to a time machine
Now in a better context. Ha!
Link: http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111111fox15/Originally Posted by The Futon Critic




Even more clips from tomorrow night's episode have been released... this time focused around the numerous video game parodies kicking off "The Food Wife".
Advance to the 1-minute mark to check out the footage and additional commentary from this episode's writer & exec producer, Matt Selman
I feel like we've already watched the first two acts of this ep in their entirety.
Another image...
This episode looks really awful.
Sorry for my English
Season 24: Moonshine River: 2.5/5 | Treehouse of Horror XXIII: 4/5 | Adventures In Baby-Getting: 4/5 | Gone Abie Gone: 4.5/5 | Penny-Wiseguys: 3/5 |
A Tree Grows in Springfield: 4/5 | The Day The Earth Stood Cool: 5/5 | To Cur, With Love: 5/5 | Homer Goes to Prep School: 2/5 |
A Test Before Tryng: 5/5 Best of the Season by Now
Definately... I mean E4? (It'd be funny if they had a definition for the extra forth E.) God of War? You mean to tell me you couldn't think of any parodies that were "recent"... I mean YBox, Protovision, Marching Band, the FPS sequence??? They've even raped and pillage The Simpsons Game for ideas "Grand Theft Itchy" anybody... And the animation looks terrible!
Don't get me started on what Matt Selman thinks as clever; as if E3 was anything like that... I can create a better E3 parody with my eyes blindfolded; hands tied behind my head and my mouth stitched up. I'll elaborate more on my review.
This episode is going to suck major balls.
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