Favorite IAS short

[lolcats]

We all love Itchy and Scratchy. Now, let's narrow down our favorites out of all of them.

[Insecthero]

I don't love Itchy and Scratchy in the slightest.

Having said that, "Pinitchio" did make me laugh when I was in high school, and I went around saying "outchie!" in an Italian accent for a while.

[zach]

i like that Harry Shearer laughed uproariously at itchy and scratchy cartoons.

[zartok-35]

My favorite is 'Bleeder of the pack'.

[zach]

the i&s movie...well the 53% of new footage.

[Financial Panther]

I can't remember the titles of all of them (and I'm too lazy to get my huge Simpsons World book and look them up) but I remember the one with the Space Needle and the one where Scratchy gets hit by the moon, along with perhaps "100 Yard Gash" as some really good ones.

[Jesse Pinkman]

[zach]

^my least favourite itchy and scratchy themed episode, but probably my favourite short.

[Lionel Hutz]

The Sound of Silencers - St. Valentines Massacre (Bart the Murderer)
The Field of Screams - Fathers and sons playing catch (Like Father, Like Clown)
Flay Me to the Moon - Moon crushes Scratchy (Homer the Heretic)
Kitty Kitty Bang Bang - Bowling with bombs (Brother from the Same Planet)
Guest Direstor Oliver Stone - JFK parody (Whacking Day)
Spay Anything - Goldfinger parody (Cape Feare)
Burning Down The Mouse - Scratchy beats Itchy. Unfortunately we'll never see it (Homer Goes to College)
Planet of the Aches - Itchy has telekinetic powers (Bart of Darkness)
Scratchtasia and Pinitchio - self-explanatory (Itchy and Scratchy Land)
Skinless in Seattle - Space Needle (Bart Sells His Soul)
Itchy and Scratchy Meet Fritz the Cat (The Day the Violence Died)
Guest Director Quentin Tarantino - Reservoir Dogs parody (Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(d'oh!)cious)
Butter off Dead - Itchy turns Scratchy into butter (Little Girl in the Big Ten)
Bleeder of the Pack - 50's teen film parody (C.E.D'oh)
The Battle of Slaughter-loo - Edited for prison viewing (The Wandering Juvie)

[zach]

Guest Direstor Oliver Stone - JFK parody (Whacking Day)

[Itchy]

Scar Trek.

[cloneasaurus]

kids! say no to drugs!

[Blobulle]

We all love Itchy and Scratchy.

Not me. It's OK 15-20 seconds, but in the new episodes they can last more than 1 minute.

But my favorite would be...

Even if it lasts more than 1 minute, I really like this one.

[Sonic]

That one is soo lame :v

The one in Like Father, Like Clown!

[Lionheart]

I'm probably a terrible fan for saying this, but I never liked the Itchy and Scratchy shorts, even in the classic era.

The episodes about them are good though, "Itchy and Scratchy The Movie" and "Itchy and Scratchy Land" come to mind.

[Prune Tracy]

The one with "YOU NEED A HEART TO LIVE".

[Insecthero]

I'm probably a terrible fan for saying this, but I never liked the Itchy and Scratchy shorts, even in the classic era.

The episodes about them are good though, "Itchy and Scratchy The Movie" and "Itchy and Scratchy Land" come to mind.

Naw, you're not a terrible fan. It's a funny paradox for me, too: I don't like I&S, but they do make for some good episodes, like "IItchy and Scratchy Land" and "The Day the Violence Died."

Actually, I do have a favorite short: "Itchy and Scratchy Meet Fritz the Cat" still makes me laugh every time!

[zach]

The episodes about them are good though, "Itchy and Scratchy The Movie" and "Itchy and Scratchy Land" come to mind.

my two favourite episodes, and i don't love I&S.

[Lionel Hutz]

Actually, I do have a favorite short: "Itchy and Scratchy Meet Fritz the Cat" still makes me laugh every time!

I was going to include that one in my list, but I couldn't remember which episode it was in.

[Insecthero]

It's in "The Day the Violence Died." They're watching it in the comic book store the night before the parade.

"Heeey, my threads, baby!"

[Financial Panther]

I consider any Itchy & Scratchy cartoon where they talk a failure. They used to be very good without ever having to say a word; now the writers have to make them talk all the time because they're not creative enough to tell a humorous story without the benefit of dialogue.

[Doh]

This is going to sound a bit random, but eh, it makes for an interesting post: I always liked the ones that were made for Virtual Springfield. That and the ones in The Front - particularly Little Barbershop of Horrors

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

Foster Pussycat, Kill, Kill!

[Bert Stanton]

[Bert Stanton]

Not me. It's OK 15-20 seconds, but in the new episodes they can last more than 1 minute.

But my favorite would be...

Even if it lasts more than 1 minute, I really like this one.

Easily the best recent one

[Insecthero]

Heh. I wonder how many viewers get the reference.

[Lionheart]

Not me. It's OK 15-20 seconds, but in the new episodes they can last more than 1 minute.

But my favorite would be...

Even if it lasts more than 1 minute, I really like this one.

I'm not an Itchy and Scratchy lover but this was great.

[Insecthero]

Wow, the newer ones are terrible.

[Lionel Hutz]

I consider any Itchy & Scratchy cartoon where they talk a failure. They used to be very good without ever having to say a word; now the writers have to make them talk all the time because they're not creative enough to tell a humorous story without the benefit of dialogue.

I noticed that too when watching them all on Youtube. It starts to get a bit annoying around season 13 or 14.There were still some good ones to be found though

Butter off Dead - Itchy turns Scratchy into butter (Little Girl in the Big Ten)
Bleeder of the Pack - 50's teen film parody (C.E.D'oh)
The Battle of Slaughter-loo - Edited for prison viewing (The Wandering Juvie)

I also noticed that Mike Scully didn't use them very much and when he did use them, they were pretty forgettable

[Swartzwelder-County]

Sunday Bloody Sundae in Brother Where Art Thou.